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£25 Donation Free Tea for Two During the Interval Alongside the Players Newsletter No. 4 Newsletter No.4 2011 issue 4 Inside this issue: Turn around in Fortunes by Senior Sides Quizzes and puzzles throughout by Derek Coates Message from The 1 The last two weeks as seen major improvement in the league positions of Cricket Chairman all our senior teams, the first eleven have led the way with three consecu- tive wins taking them into the top six and now within one win of the top, Sponsored Walk 2 we hope they can take this form into the cup competitions. The second and NYSD league eleven still look for their first win but recent high scoring draws and a tie reviews has seen a slow but steady climb away from the bottom two. The third eleven still maintain good form and last weekend had a great win over the Player profile— 3 Emily Bonham a R.A. lets hope all teams maintain their current form. We now are heavy star for the future? into cup matches and I know it is difficult for all players to manage their time but to maintain our form we still need to practice and over the last Big Fun Day Advert 3 few weeks it as been disappointing to see lack of numbers at senior nets . Selection for teams is proving very difficult at present and the selection committee are aware of players feelings when selecting the three senior Senior Team re- 4 sides, at the end of selection we have to name three sides this is very hard views when players are not available or cup tied or can only play at home due to work. I hope that we can get through this period and when more players Ladies Section 5 become available we will be able to ease our selection problems. D.C. AN OPEN LETTER FROM A CLUB MEMBER VIEW FROM THE BOUNDARY As an ardent Darlo supporter I am overjoyed to see the improvements in recent results it gives me great pleasure to watch all our youngsters who i have watched from an early age prospering in all Junior Sections 6 our senior teams.The one side of the game that does concern me in our teams is the fielding i watch nearly all home games and i worry about the runs all our teams give away in the field, do we practice field- ing if not why not. I have had the pleasure of watching the great Colin Bland in the past, what a fielder . He practised one hour every day just on ground fielding, and as recent as Colly up at Dur- Get live ham, hours spent on his catching technique. Come on lads work hard on your fielding to back up scores up- your other talents and lets keep winning to keep OLD FOGGY smiling. dates on the FOGGY club website P.S. I do not sit in critics corner (NAME AND ADDRESS SUPPLIED) www.darlingtoncc.co. uk via TWITTER. If you Be a match ball sponsor and are at a game and using receive a seat on the players Be a Match Ball Sponsor Balcony to watch the match, a Twitter post the score free programme with your as usual but include _dcc name in it as a sponsor and a in your tweet and the £25 donation free tea for two during the interval alongside the players. feed will automatically go Business Name Fill in the form and return to onto the home page of Your Email Derek Coates along with your our website. sponsorship and we will help Your Telephone number CLUB OFFICIAL TWIT- you choose the match Return to the cricket club and we will be in touch TER -@dcc_feethams [email protected] Name the cricketer from the pictures to the left Answers on back page LEE HUTTON Page 2 Newsletter No. 4 Darlington 1st XI Batting averages—Criteria –Average Name Mch Inn N O Runs H S 100s 50s Ducks Av LJ Hutton 3 3 1 153 96* 1 76.5 D Mulholland 8 7 3 176 77* 1 44 LD Coates 8 8 0 292 90 3 1 36.5 S Lee 7 7 2 175 57* 1 2 35 JT Dobson 8 7 2 134 37* 26.8 Z Harvey 6 6 0 128 57 1 21.33 R Saleh 5 5 0 104 39 1 20.8 M Wheeler 4 3 1 30 12* 15 S Whitehead 3 3 0 43 24 1 14.33 P Armstrong 8 3 2 13 6* 13 S Lister 4 4 0 28 19 1 7 DJB Morgans 3 1 0 5 5 5 J Vickerman 2 1 0 1 1 1 A Deuchar 6 1 0 0 0 1 0 A Baldwin 3 1 1 5 5* ---- G Moody 1 1 1 3 3* ---- G Sowerby 1 1 1 0 0* ---- S Hardy 3 0 ---- L Craggs 2 0 ---- A Peacock 2 0 ---- S Clitheroe 1 0 ---- 1st XI Bowling Averages—Criteria average LORD DOUGIE OF DARLINGTON Name Mch Ov Mdn Wkts Runs W N B Best 5-Wkt Econ S R Av P Armstrong 8 116.2 29 21 281 6--41 1 2.42 33.24 13.38 D Mulholland 8 121 23 22 373 1 3 6--51 2 3.08 33 16.95 A Deuchar 6 68.1 13 12 211 3 4--50 3.1 34.08 17.58 R Saleh 5 12 2 2 48 2--41 4 36 24 LD Coates 8 55.2 1 6 295 9 2 2--65 5.33 55.33 49.17 G Sowerby 1 4 0 0 16 0--16 4 ----- ----- M Wheeler 4 2 0 0 14 0--14 7 ----- ----- S Hardy 3 1 0 0 6 0--6 6 ----- ----- Most games watched Name Mch Ct Wk Ct stumpings Total in 2011 JT Dobson 8 10 4 14 Lara R Saleh 5 4 4 Mulhol- D land 8 3 3 Highest Inns Total For 213--4 vs Boro S Lee 7 3 3 Highest Inns Total Against 200--5 Marton LD Coates 8 2 2 153 vs Billingham A Baldwin 3 2 2 Lowest Inns Total For a/o Synthonia LJ Hutton 3 2 2 Lowest Inns Total 150 A Deuchar 6 1 1 Against a/o Bishops Z Harvey 6 1 1 Highest Match Aggre- M Wheeler 4 1 PIC - DOBBO 1 gate 402--7 vs Marton DJB Morgans 3 1 W/K 1 Lowest Match Aggre- 265-- L Craggs 2 1 1 gate 13 vs N’allerton Newsletter No.4 Page 3 2nd XI batting stats Name Mch Inn N O Runs H S 50s Ducks Av J Vickerman 3 3 0 132 88 1 44 M Wheeler 1 1 0 40 40 40 A Baldwin 4 4 1 112 65* 1 1 37.33 D Morgans 1 1 0 31 31 31 S Russell 2 1 0 28 28 28 G Moody 6 5 0 130 77 1 1 26 M Stainsby 7 7 0 178 56 1 25.43 ADAM BALDWIN C Biglin 7 7 1 147 44 2 24.5 T Chapman 4 4 1 46 27* 1 15.33 L Craggs 5 4 1 34 20 11.33 K Barker 3 3 0 27 18 9 A Sturgeon 7 4 2 17 11* 1 8.5 S Lethbridge 4 4 1 25 9 8.33 D Lee 3 3 0 22 13 1 7.33 LEE CRAGGS C Lethbridge 2 2 0 5 3 2.5 S Whitehead 2 2 0 5 5 1 2.5 A Peacock 1 1 0 2 2 2 J Watson 1 1 0 2 2 2 S Clitheroe 1 1 0 1 1 1 P Raine 1 1 0 1 1 1 D Baldwin 7 3 3 2 2* ---- A Whitehead 1 1 1 1 1* 2NDS ---- E Horner 1 0 TOP ---- T Mason 1 0 FAN ---- G Sowerby 1 0 RICHARD ---- JAMIE STEWART J Stewart 1 0 WILLSON ---- 2nd XI Bowling stats Name Mch Ov Mdn Wkts Runs Best Econ S R Av J Watson 1 3 1 1 9 1--9 3 18 9 T Chapman 4 45 13 9 144 4--24 3.2 30 16 S Russell 2 19 3 3 53 3--37 2.79 38 17.67 G Moody 6 5 0 1 22 1--22 4.4 30 22 M Stainsby 7 60 10 7 212 2--43 3.53 51.43 30.29 D Baldwin 7 86 10 9 337 2--28 3.92 57.33 37.44 L Craggs 5 45 6 5 234 2--35 5.2 54 46.8 S Lethbridge 4 27 7 1 87 1--22 3.22 162 87 J Vickerman 3 11 1 0 45 0--13 4.09 ----- ----- D Lee 3 8 1 0 37 0--37 4.62 ----- ----- J Stewart 1 7 2 0 12 0--12 1.71 ----- ----- S Clitheroe 1 5 0 0 26 0--26 5.2 ----- ----- 2nd XI Fielding stats Name Mch Ct Wk Ct stumpings Total A Sturgeon 7 7 1 8 G Moody 6 4 4 M Stainsby 7 2 2 Page 4 Newslet ter No. 4 Derek Coates our Chairman of Cricket is raising funds for the club by walking from Darlington C.C. to Barnard NAME PREDICTED DONA- CONTACT DONA- Castle C.C. on Saturday 2 July. The dis- TIME TION NUMBER OR TION tance is 16.1 miles and he will carry the In hours, minutes ADDRESS PAID? and seconds eg match ball that our first eleven will use that day in the NYSD Premier League 6:34:30 match.
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