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March 2017 | Issue 28 1 The ESSEXCRICKETER Members’ Magazine TOGETHER AS ONE YOUR CLUB. YOUR COUNTY. YOUR PASSION. Featured Inside... Chris Silverwood | Season Preview | New Signings Tom Westley | Harry McQueen | Matt Quinn | Aaron Beard Job: 27044_WG_cricket_advert_A4_AW Proof Read by: Operator: Phil Proof: 01 Set-up: Phil Date: 2 March 2017 10:11 AM First Read/Revisions Another season WE of superb deliveries MAKE www.woodlandgroup.com EVERY [email protected] DELIVERY COUNT YOUR CLUB. YOUR COUNTY. YOUR PASSION. Photography credit: Nick Wood/Unshaken Photography 3 Contents 5 John Faragher 7 Derek Bowden 9 Chris Silverwood 11 Tendo Talks 13 Ground Improvements 15 - 17 Season Preview 19 New Signings 21 - 22 Essex Boundary Club 24 Tom Westley 26 Harry McQueen 28 - 29 Springfield Hospital 31 Matt Quinn 33 Member’s Preview 35 Klarners Coaches 37 Essex Abroad We care. We connect. We deliver. 39 Aaron Beard www.woodlandgroup.com 41 Essex County Cricket Board News 43 Fixtures 27044_WG_cricket_advert_A4_AW.indd 1 02/03/2017 10:52 Job: 27044_WG_cricket_advert_A4_AW Proof Read by: Operator: Phil Proof: 01 Set-up: Phil Date: 2 March 2017 10:11 AM First Read/Revisions 3 CONTENTS WELCOME Another season of superb deliveries elcome to the March 2017 and staff and we catch up with new magazine. These will keep you in edition of your ‘The Essex Strength and Conditioning Coach Harry the loop of various goings on WE Cricketer’ magazine. McQueen about the winter work he has around the Club as well as including WFollowing on from the successes of implemented. feature interviews with each last year, a winter of hard work has competitions star. Alongside that we Inside this magazine there are a followed to prepare the Club both on will be continuing to improve our social www.woodlandgroup.com number of features including an MAKE and off the pitch for the challenge of media offerings with an emphasis interview with England Lions batsman Division One Cricket. on instant and live content using [email protected] Tom Westley and a season preview with platforms such as Instagram, Chairman John Faragher reflects upon Member Debbie Knight. There is also the events of 2016 but also the winter an insightful interview with sponsor Snapchat and Facebook live. This will EVERY goings on in Chelmsford, including the Springfield Hospital reflecting on ankle keep you in touch with what is going on announcement of a new ground naming injuries in sport, specifically cricket. behind the scenes, instantly. sponsor, as well as the form of various Last of all, we look forward to squad members on International In terms of publications throughout the DELIVERY duty. Chris Silverwood speaks about year the Media team will be producing welcoming you to The Cloudfm County the excitement surrounding the a Royal London One-Day Cup, NatWest Ground this season. We hope it is just COUNT whole Club both amongst the players T20 Blast and West Indies specific as memorable as the 2016 campaign. YOUR CLUB. YOUR COUNTY. YOUR PASSION. Photography credit: Nick Wood/Unshaken Photography 3 Contents 5 John Faragher 7 Derek Bowden 9 Chris Silverwood 11 Tendo Talks 13 Ground Improvements 15 - 17 Season Preview 19 New Signings 21 - 22 Essex Boundary Club 24 Tom Westley 26 Harry McQueen 28 - 29 Springfield Hospital The Cloudfm County Ground, Essex Boundary Club: 01245 284929 New Writtle Street, Chelmsford, Essex, CM2 OPG. Prospects of Play: 01245 254049 31 Matt Quinn Email: [email protected] Hospitality: 01245 254120 Website: www.essexcricket.org.uk Conferencing & Events: 01245 254036 33 Member’s Preview Main Switchboard: 01245 252420 Essex Cricket Foundation: 01245 254008 Fax: 01245 254030 Editor: Alastair Cliffe 35 Klarners Coaches Membership & Ticketing: 01245 254010 Contributors: Derek Bowden, John Faragher, The Cricket Store at Essex Cricket: Chris Lewis. 01245 254020 37 Essex Abroad Designed by: Essex Auto Group Graham Gooch Cricket Centre: Oyster House · Severalls Lane We care. We connect. We deliver. 39 Aaron Beard 01245 254028 Commercial: 01245 254120 Colchester · Essex CO4 9PD www.woodlandgroup.com 41 Essex County Cricket Board News Cricket Operations: 01245 254004 Photography: Essex County Cricket Board: 01245 254027 Nick Wood, Unshaken Photography, Getty Images 43 Fixtures 27044_WG_cricket_advert_A4_AW.indd 1 02/03/2017 10:52 Quality Furniture & Service since 1886 Relax Refuel Recline Rejoice TOP BRANDS INTEREST PRICE FREE MATCH Peartree Road, Stanway, Colchester, Essex CO3 0LA CREDIT* 01206 765444 www.hatfi elds.com FREE † *Credit is subject to status. Written quotations available upon request. 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You will have read that Cloudfm that we have the squad to take us all have been introduced as our new the way this season. ground naming partner. We look Being back in Division One has forward to what I am sure will be a Division One of the Specsavers meant that the winter period, always County Championship presents us one of the busiest for the CEO and long and rewarding partnership for both parties. with the challenge of competing his team, has placed additional at the top level. We know we are burden on their broad shoulders. Considerable time and effort more than capable of holding our A new season brings high levels has been devoted to the ground own in Division One. Exposure at of anticipation, expectation and this winter. Stuart Kerrison and this level is something the players reservation, and I can assure you, his team are working to ensure have been fighting for, and now, that the Club, players and staff, will be that The Cloudfm County Ground time is here. Rejoice prepared for the challenges this Recline continues to meet and exceed our year will throw at us. I know just how important a expectations. His recent award successful Essex is to you and On the playing front we have had demonstrates how respected all our supporters. The Club, some players performing in various Stuart’s work is regarded around players and staff thank you for locations around the globe, and the country. your support in 2016 and we will others working hard back at HQ. be doing everything possible to Mindful that the ground On the international stage, Tom bring further success to the Club development project is still an Westley performed exceptionally in 2017. well with the Lions, Aaron Beard open item on our business agenda, with England U19s and Chris Graham Childs has undertaken Here’s to a great summer Silverwood was Andy Flower’s a programme of refurbishment of cricket at The Cloudfm deputy with the Lions. These days, and repair on essential areas of County Ground and I look forward cricket, at all levels, is a 12 month the stadium. These will be clearly to the opportunity of meeting as business, and we look forward to visible to all who visit the ground many of you as possible during welcoming the whole squad back this summer. the season. TOP BRANDS INTEREST PRICE FREE MATCH Peartree Road, Stanway, Colchester, Essex CO3 0LA CREDIT* 01206 765444 www.hatfi elds.com FREE † *Credit is subject to status. Written quotations available upon request. DELIVERY Hatfi elds Furnishers (Stanway) Limited is Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority for credit-related regulated activities. †Free local delivery applies to CO, CM & IP postcodes areas on deliveries over £500. Proud to be active supporters of Essex County Cricket Club Just clarity We understand that – both professionally and personally – the conditions you face aren’t always ideal. So, however tricky the challenges you find yourself squaring up to, we’ll give you the firm footing that gets the results you want. We’ll dig in and form a solid partnership with you that’s based on shared clarity, understanding and objectives. With our expertise, you can clear every boundary. Regional Private Client Law Firm of the Year The Legal 500 UK Corporate and Commercial Awards 2015 Chelmsford . Cambridge . Ipswich . Norwich www.birketts.co.uk Birketts_ECCC_210x297mm_01.02.16.indd 1 01/02/2016 13:51 7 DEREK BOWDEN FROM THE TOP DEREK BOWDEN CEO Reaching the latter stages of both limited-over competitions will again be a goal for the team as doing well in both competitions is always exciting for supporters. Particularly reaching NatWest T20 Blast Finals Day is the aim as once you are there you never know what will happen! Having seen how hard the squad have been working first hand over the winter I am sure we will be ready for the challenges that await us. Maintaining our Division s another season The players we have managed to One status is important and I am aapproaches, the buzz bring to the Club are all International sure Chris Silverwood and Ryan aaround Chelmsford quality players who will be huge ten Doeschate will have the squad returnsA within staff, players assets to what we are trying to prepared.
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