CAMBRIDGESHIRE AND HUNTINGDONSHIRE PREMIER CRICKET LEAGUE
OFFICERS
CHAIRMAN Keith Coburn 07752 241488 26 Cyprus Road Cambridge [email protected] CB1 3QA [email protected]
SECRETARY Chris Abbott 07760 222487 6b Broad Piece Soham CB7 5EL [email protected]
FIXTURES SECRETARY Keith Coburn 07752 241488
RESULTS SECRETARY Chris Abbott 07760 222487
MINUTES SECRETARY Graham Whiting 07879 628934
TREASURER Paul Jefferson 07866 924197 7 Martin Close Godmanchester PE29 2WA [email protected]
FEEDER LEAGUE CONTACTS
CAMBRIDGESHIRE CRICKET ASSOCATION
CHAIRMAN Keith Coburn 07752 241488 26 Cyprus Road Cambridge CB1 3QA
SECRETARY Jane Reeson 07768 540146 143 Foster Road Trumpington Cambridge
REPRESENTATIVE Mick Collis 01954 201083 22 Haddows Close Longstanton
HUNTINGDONSHIRE COUNTY LEAGUE
CHAIRMAN Kevin Clement 07763 971948 22 White Hart Lane Godmanchester
SECRETARY Kevin Clement 07763 971948
REPRESENTATIVE Kevin Clement 07763 971948
REPRESENTATIVES
INTER-LEAGUE COMMITTEE
Keith Coburn C & H PCL Martyn Livermore CCA Kevin Clement HCCL
CAMBRIDGESHIRE AND HUNTINGDONSHIRE JOINT UMPIRES REPRESENTATIVE
Ken Smart 07709 032650
CAMBRIDGESHIRE AND HUNTINGDONSHIRE JOINT GROUNDSMANS REPRESENTATIVE
Mel Pooley 07770 411650
WELFARE OFFICERS
CAMBRIDGESHIRE AND HUNTINGDONSHIRE PREMIER CRICKET LEAGUE
Steve Kent-Phillips 01638 743883 12 Tothill Road Swaffham Prior Cambridge CB25 0JX [email protected]
CAMBRIDGESHIRE CRICKET BOARD
Rob Benson 07886 528185 25 Wakelin Avenue Sawston CB22 3DS [email protected]
HUNTINGDONSHIRE CRICKET BOARD
Miriam Piper 01733 706915 63a The Broadway Yaxley
LEAGUE SPONSORS
Beach Villas 1979 - 1988
TP Associates 1989 - 1992
Vardy Continental 1993 - 1998
Tucker Gardner Partnership 1999 - 2016
Whiting & Partners 2017 -
OFFICERS OF THE LEAGUE
PATRON D. F. Morley 1987 - 2009 S. G. Gardner 2013 - 2016
CHAIRMAN D. F. Morley 1979 - 1986 T. M. Grote 1987 - 1994 K. Coburn 1995 -
SECRETARY E. J. Drew 1979 - 1992 D. M. Lewis 1993 - 1997 K. P. A. Clement 1998 - 2002 C. N. Abbott 2003 -
RESULTS SECRETARY M. G. Stephenson 1979 - 1980 N. E. Clark 1981 - 1988 K. Coburn 1989 - 2010 C. N. Abbott 2010 -
TREASURER B. Nurse 1979 - 1980 J. H. Chambers 1981 - 1985 K. Coburn 1986 - 1988 A. D. Davies 1989 - 1990 P. C. Brooker 1991 - 1995 M. J. Ringrose 1996 - 1998 J. Clarke 1999 - 2015 P. Jefferson 2016 -
CAMBRIDGESHIRE & HUNTINGDONSHIRE PREMIER CRICKET LEAGUE
HONOURS BOARD
1st XI Winners Runners Up
1979 Cambridge Granta Camden 1980 Kimbolton Royston 1981 Cambridge Granta Kimbolton 1982 Cambridge Granta Camden 1983 Papworth Royston 1984 Papworth Royston 1985 Grasshoppers Royston 1986 Royston Huntingdon 1987 Papworth Grasshoppers 1988 Royston Papworth 1989 Saffron Walden Grasshoppers 1990 Papworth Grasshoppers 1991 Grasshoppers Royston 1992 Ramsey Camden 1993 Saffron Walden Ramsey 1994 Royston Ramsey 1995 Huntingdon Godmanchester Town 1996 Cambridge Granta March Town 1997 Cambridge St Giles Ramsey 1998 Cambridge St Giles Hemingford 1999 Hemingford Histon
CAMBRIDGESHIRE & HUNTINGDONSHIRE PREMIER CRICKET LEAGUE
HONOURS BOARD
2nd XI Winners Runners Up
1979 Kimbolton 1980 Kimbolton 1981 Kimbolton 1982 Cambridge Granta 1983 Kimbolton 1984 Royston 1985 Wisbech Town Royston 1986 Kimbolton Ramsey 1987 Kimbolton Cambridge Granta 1988 Royston Kimbolton 1989 Papworth Kimbolton 1990 Papworth Cambridge St Giles 1991 Papworth Cambridge St Giles 1992 Wisbech Town March Town 1993 Saffron Walden March Town 1994 Ramsey Cambridge Granta 1995 Ramsey Wisbech Town 1996 Cambridge Granta Godmanchester Town 1997 Cambridge St Giles Godmanchester Town 1998 Cambridge Granta Godmanchester Town
CAMBRIDGESHIRE & HUNTINGDONSHIRE PREMIER CRICKET LEAGUE
HONOURS BOARD
Division 1 Winners Runners Up
2000 Grasshoppers Waresley 2001 Ramsey Castor 2002 Cambridge Granta II Histon 2003 Ramsey Camden 2004 Cambridge St Giles Camden 2005 March Town Ramsey 2006 Ramsey March Town 2007 March Town Camden 2008 Nassington Wisbech Town 2009 Burwell Ramsey 2010 Camden Wisbech Town 2011 Ramsey Foxton 2012 Foxton Sawston 2013 Wisbech Town Ramsey 2014 Ramsey Godmanchester Town 2015 Godmanchester Town Wisbech Town 2016 Foxton Wisbech Town 2017 Ketton Ramsey 2018 Saffron Walden Foxton 2019 Sawston & Babraham Histon 2020 St Ives & Warboys Histon
CAMBRIDGESHIRE & HUNTINGDONSHIRE PREMIER CRICKET LEAGUE
HONOURS BOARD
Division 2 Winners Runners Up
2000 Cambridge Granta II March Town 2001 March Town Wisbech Town 2002 Royston Kimbolton 2003 Cambridge & God II Kimbolton 2004 Kimbolton Nassington 2005 Wisbech Town Burwell 2006 Sawston Waresley 2007 Cambridge Granta II Godmanchester Town II 2008 Foxton Waresley 2009 Abington Fordham 2010 Ickwell St. Ives Town 2011 Castor & Ailsworth Saffron Walden 2012 Cambridge NCI Waresley 2013 Histon Warboys 2014 Ketton Lions Saffron Walden II 2015 Eaton Socon Blunham 2016 March Town St. Ives Town 2017 Sawston & Babraham Kimbolton 2018 Cambridge Granta II Thriplow 2019 Stamford Town St Ives & Warboys 2020 Combined with Div 3
CAMBRIDGESHIRE & HUNTINGDONSHIRE PREMIER CRICKET LEAGUE
HONOURS BOARD
Division 3 Winners Runners Up
2019 Old Leysians Foxton II 2020 Combined with Div 2
Combined Div Winners Runners Up
2000 Old Leysians Southill Park
PAST AND PRESENT LEAGUE MEMBERS
Abington Grasshoppers * Sawston AK XI Great Shelford Southill Park Babraham Hardwick Stamford Town Barnack Hemingford Park Thriplow Bharat Sports Histon Ufford Park Blunham Huntingdon & District * Warboys Bluntisham Ickwell Waresley Burwell Khalsa Weston Colville Cambridge Granta * Kimbolton * Wisbech Town * Cambridge NCI March Town Yaxley Cambridge St Giles * Nassington Camden * Newborough Castor & Ailsworth Old Leysians Eaton Socon Orton Park Ely City Papworth Fordham *Ramsey * Foxton Royston * Fulbourn Institute Saffron Walden Godolphin Saint Ives Godmanchester Saint Neots *
* the initial members of the League
LEAGUE TABLES 2020
DIVISION 1
P W L A Pts Histon 8 7 1 0 28 St Ives & Warboys 8 5 2 1 22 Foxton 8 4 2 2 20 Eaton Socon 8 4 3 1 18 Cambridge St. Giles 7 3 4 0 12 March Town 7 2 4 1 10 Wisbech Town 7 1 4 2 8 Cambridge II 7 0 6 1 2
DIVISION 1 Play-Off
Histon lost to St Ives Town & Warboys
LEAGUE TABLES 2020
DIVISIONS 2 & 3 NORTH
P W L A Pts Castor & Ailsworth 6 5 0 1 22 Ufford Park 6 3 1 2 16 Orton Park 6 1 4 1 6 Wisbech Town II 6 1 5 0 4
DIVISIONS 2 & 3 WEST
P W L A Pts Southill Park 6 5 0 1 22 Old Leysians 6 3 1 2 16 Eaton Socon II 6 2 2 2 12 Waresley 6 2 2 1 12 Huntingdon & District 6 1 3 2 8 AK XI 6 1 3 1 8 Kimbolton 6 0 3 3 6
DIVISIONS 2 & 3 SOUTH & EAST
P W L A Pts Saffron Walden II 4 2 2 0 12 Foxton 4 1 2 1 10 Burwell & Exning II 4 0 3 1 2 Godolphin 0 0 0 0 0
DIVISIONS 2 & 3 Play-Offs
SF Castor & Ailsworth lost to Old Leysians
F Southill Park lost to Old Leysians
AK XI
Ground North Road 07703 397115 Alconbury PE28 4EX
Chairman M Rasib Kashmiri 07554 593016
Secretary M Zahid Nadeem 07703 397115
Treasurer Noman Khan 07922 510108
Fixture Secretary Moin Khan 07427 627332
Captain M Zahid Nadeem 07703 397115
BHARAT SPORTS
Ground Woodlands Splash Lane Castor PE5 7BD
President Mitesh Sisodiya
Chairman Mitesh Sisodiya 07723 324626
Secretary Mitesh Sisodiya 07723 324626
Treasurer Mitesh Sisodiya 07723 324626
Fixture Secretary Mitesh Sisodiya 07723 324626
Captain Nishant Odedra 07534 962817
BIGGLESWADE
Ground Fairfield Road Biggleswade SG18 0AA
President Peter Twigg
Chairman Gary Waghorn 07891 262344
Secretary Gabe Manthorp 07908 760723
Treasurer Joe Randall 07772 870398
Fixture Secretary Stuart Garwood 07760 223089
Captain Kevin Wright 07768 075123
BLUNHAM
Ground Phoenix Gardens 66 Barford Road Blunham MK44 3ND
Chairman Barry Jiggins 07500 848387
Secretary Tali Heaps 07572 862871
Treasurer Laura Steed
Fixture Secretary Max Hurst 07504 559299
Captain Conor Heaps 07595 910915
BURWELL & EXNING
Grounds Tan House Lane Cotton End Road Burwell Exning CB25 0AR CB8 7NN
President Gary Summerskill
Chairman Wayne Hardy 07803 214185
Secretary Ian Turner 07831 291898
Treasurer James Turner 07831 291898
Fixture Secretary Philip King 07771 975205
2nd XI Captain Chris Summerskill 07919 114924
CAMBRIDGE
Ground Furlong Way Highfields Caldecote CB23 7ZH
President Alan Hobbs
Chairman Ed Wilson 07538 733797
Secretary Linda Hobbs 07714 706064
Treasurer Jane Nightingale 07775 906919
Fixture Secretary Linda Hobbs 07714 706064
2nd XI Captain Hamza Rashid 07854 589919
CAMBRIDGE ST GILES
Ground Driveway next to Solway Scotland Road Dry Drayton CB23 8BX
President Russell Doel
Chairman John Phelps 07855 251215
Secretary Chris Jossaume 07875 018292
Treasurer Christine Barrie 01223 501598
Fixture Secretary James Salmon 07847 911942
Captain Chris Germon 07949 311988
CASTOR & AILSWORTH
Ground Port Lane Castor PE5 7AP
Chairman Sue Henson
Secretary Josh Weaver 07712 707383
Treasurer Kayleigh Henson
Fixture Secretary Norman Gray 01733 312688
Captain Reece Smith 07840 141015
EATON SOCON
Ground Peppercorns Lane 01480 218429 Eaton Socon PE19 8HL
President Terry Day
Chairman Robert Ashwell 07763 477801
Secretary Bob Humphrey 01480 391181
Treasurer Rebecca Smith [email protected]
Fixture Secretary Graeme Duff 07557 136478
1st XI Captain Jonathan Carpenter 07762 688225
2nd XI Captain Mungo Ryan 07947 137045
FOXTON
Ground Hardman Way Foxton CB22 6RN
Chairman John Gray 07785 926318
Secretary Adam Webster 07983 527774
Treasurer John Gray 07785 926318
Fixture Secretary Ravi Mahendra 07885 783588
1st XI Captain Alex Hooley 07951 978484
2nd XI Captain
HISTON
Ground New Road Impington CB24 9LU
President Brian Ing
Chairmen Rob Mann 07904 430957 Oz Christie 07525 716456
Secretary Chris Rogers 07852 105347
Treasurer David Ball 07832 198391
Fixture Secretary Chris Rogers 07852 105347
Captain Will Brown 07581 175917
HUNTINGDON & DISTRICT
Ground St Peter's Road Huntingdon PE29 7AA
President Freddie Khan
Chairman Martyn Rowbotham 07733 330732
Secretary Richard Wyatt 07887 778617
Treasurer Gareth Alford 07967 040496
Fixture Secretary Philip Wright 07960 398653
Captain Sheraz Ali 07747 047500
KIMBOLTON
Ground Pound Lane Kimbolton PE28 0HR
President Penny Young
Chairman Ian Puckle 07854 258082
Secretary Mark Field 07788 350680
Treasurer Ian Puckle 07854 258082
Fixture Secretary Ian Puckle 07854 258082
Captain James Biddle 07375 022655
MARCH TOWN
Ground Burrowmoor Road 01354 652029 March (No Dogs Allowed) PE15 9RS
President Les Mills
Chairman Ian Liversedge 07825 297260
Secretary Les Mills 07813 250466
Treasurer Alan Day 07887 369950
Fixture Secretary Pat Ringham 07582 488199
Captain Andrew Wright 07595 950618
NEWMARKET
Ground 2-4 Bury Road Matches start 1pm Newmarket CB8 7BP
Chairman Frank Stennett 07799 888163
Secretary David Revell 07780 845435
Treasurer Frank Stennett 07799 888163
Fixture Secretary Mark Nunn 07921 933222
Captain Mark Nunn 07921 933222
OLD LEYSIANS
Ground The Leys School Trumpington Road Cambridge CB2 7AD
President James Houlder
Secretary Adam Newman 07879 468310
Treasurer James Houlder 07932 597951
Fixture Secretary John Welch 07735 350135
Captain John Welch 07735 350135
ORTON PARK
Ground The Green Orton Longueville Peterborough PE2 7DN
Chairman Mark Durham 07807 816220
Secretary Sam Tyler [email protected]
Treasurer Matthew Jarvis [email protected]
Fixture Secretary Mark Durham 07807 816220
Captain Hamish Meichan 07889 270877
RAMSEY
Ground Cricketfield Lane Ramsey PE26 1BG
President Lord de Ramsey
Chairman Stephen Buddle 07771 686356
Secretary Tracey Courtney 07974 763569
Treasurer Stephen Buddle 07771 686356
Fixture Secretary Alex Parkins 07947 969196
Captain Taylor West 07525 852261
SAFFRON WALDEN
Ground Catons Lane 07843 389525 Saffron Walden CB10 1BQ
President Hugh Wiseman
Chairman David Barrs 07760 484390
Secretary Alison Mable 07789 966722
Treasurer Peter Hill 07800 735323
Fixture Secretary Chris Larlham 01799 586507
2nd XI Captain Luke Ormsby 07713 595015
SAINT IVES TOWN & WARBOYS
Grounds California Road Forge Way St. Ives Warboys PE27 6SJ PE28 2TN 01480 388555 01487 823483
President Derek Staines
Chairman Martin Croucher 07825 186205
Secretary Martin Croucher 07825 186205
Treasurer Roger Allpress 07786 726337
Fixture Secretary Martin Croucher 07825 186205
Captain Jack Haycock 07368 487533
SAWSTON & BABRAHAM
Ground New Road High Street Sawston Babraham CB22 3BW CB22 3AG
President Robert Benson
Chairman Ian Reeves 07368 901495
Secretary Peter Mudge 07483 826835
Treasurer Robert Benson 07886 528185
Fixture Secretary Ian Reeves 07799 657263
2nd XI Captain Nick Griggs 07565 804774
SOUTHILL PARK
Ground Southill Estate West End of Southill Village SG18 9LJ
Presidents Sir Samuel Whitbread
Chairman Martin Darlow 07760 171467
Secretary Adam Giddings 07957 010692
Treasurer Nick Foster 07917 102651
Fixture Secretary Adam Giddings 07957 010692
Captain Shaylen Tomlinson 07557 378538
STAMFORD TOWN
Ground Uffington Road 07906 066340 Stamford PE9 3AA
President Neil Williams
Chairman Phil Holland 07793 889476
Secretary John MacMenemey 07921 503261
Treasurer Steve Holland 07776 366698
Fixture Secretary Tom Williams 07961 561520
Captain Tom Williams 07961 561520
UFFORD PARK
Ground Walcot Road Ufford PE9 3BP
President K. Philbin
Chairman Chris Parker 01780 740944
Secretary Peter Taylor 01733 708572
Treasurer Bob Casboult 07548 762286
Fixture Secretary Terry Rawlings 07955 110755
Captain Ross Keymer
WARESLEY
Ground Manor Farm Road Waresley SG19 3BX
President Gareth Thomas
Chairman Andy Donald 07703 755142
Secretary Rod Kerr 07545 453559
Treasurer Jim Keys 07721 507224
Fixture Secretary Rod Kerr 07545 453559
Captain Dominic Farr 07990 870857
WISBECH TOWN
Ground Harecroft Road 07834 436345 Wisbech (Gary Freear) PE13 1RR
President Derek Wing
Chairman Chris Clark 07715 976316
Secretary Harry Johnson 07562 701403
Treasurer Alison Mason 07534 976800
Fixture Secretary Matt Esser 07590 328641
1st XI Captain James Williams 07976 450076
2nd XI Captain Matt Esser 07590 328641
FIXTURES Division 1
Saturday 24 April 2021 Pink Balls
Histon v Cambridge Saint Giles March Town v Ramsey Saint Ives & Warboys v Foxton @ Saint Ives Stamford Town v Cambridge II Wisbech Town v Eaton Socon
Saturday 1 May 2021 Pink Balls
Cambridge II v March Town Cambridge Saint Giles v Stamford Town Eaton Socon v Saint Ives & Warboys Foxton v Wisbech Town Ramsey v Histon
Monday 3 May 2021 Pink Balls
Stamford Town v St Ives & Warboys
Saturday 8 May 2021 Pink Balls
March Town v Foxton Ramsey v Eaton Socon Saint Ives & Warboys v Cambridge II @ Saint Ives Stamford Town v Histon Wisbech Town v Cambridge Saint Giles
FIXTURES Division 1
Saturday 15 May 2021 Pink Balls
Cambridge II v Wisbech Town Cambridge Saint Giles v Saint Ives & Warboys Foxton v Eaton Socon March Town v Histon Stamford Town v Ramsey
Saturday 22 May 2021 Pink Balls
Eaton Socon v Cambridge Saint Giles Histon v Cambridge II Ramsey v Foxton Saint Ives & Warboys v March Town @ Warboys Stamford Town v Wisbech Town
Saturday 29 May 2021
Cambridge II v Ramsey Eaton Socon v Histon Foxton v Stamford Town March Town v Cambridge Saint Giles Saint Ives & Warboys v Wisbech Town @ Saint Ives
Monday 31 May 2021
Cambridge II v Stamford Town
Saturday 5 June 2021
Cambridge II v Eaton Socon Cambridge Saint Giles v Foxton Histon v Saint Ives & Warboys Ramsey v Wisbech Town Stamford Town v March Town FIXTURES Division 1
Saturday 12 June 2021
Cambridge Saint Giles v Ramsey Eaton Socon v March Town Foxton v Cambridge II Saint Ives & Warboys v Stamford Town @ Saint Ives Wisbech Town v Histon
Saturday 19 June 2021
Cambridge II v Cambridge Saint Giles Foxton v Histon March Town v Wisbech Town Ramsey v Saint Ives & Warboys Stamford Town v Eaton Socon
Saturday 26 June 2021
Histon v Ramsey March Town v Cambridge II Saint Ives & Warboys v Eaton Socon @ Warboys Stamford Town v Cambridge Saint Giles Wisbech Town v Foxton
Saturday 3 July 2021
Eaton Socon v Foxton Histon v March Town Ramsey v Stamford Town Saint Ives & Warboys v Cambridge Saint Giles @ Saint Ives Wisbech Town v Cambridge II FIXTURES Division 1
Saturday 10 July 2021
Cambridge II v Saint Ives & Warboys Cambridge Saint Giles v Wisbech Town Eaton Socon v Ramsey Foxton v March Town Histon v Stamford Town
Saturday 17 July 2021
Cambridge Saint Giles v Histon Eaton Socon v Wisbech Town Foxton v Saint Ives & Warboys Ramsey v March Town
Saturday 24 July 2021
Cambridge II v Histon Cambridge Saint Giles v Eaton Socon Foxton v Ramsey March Town v Saint Ives & Warboys Wisbech Town v Stamford Town
Saturday 31 July 2021 Pink Balls
Cambridge Saint Giles v March Town Histon v Eaton Socon Ramsey v Cambridge II Stamford Town v Foxton Wisbech Town v Saint Ives & Warboys
FIXTURES Division 1
Saturday 7 August 2021 Pink Balls
Cambridge II v Foxton Histon v Wisbech Town March Town v Eaton Socon Ramsey v Cambridge Saint Giles
Saturday 14 August 2021 Pink Balls
Eaton Socon v Cambridge II Foxton v Cambridge Saint Giles March Town v Stamford Town Saint Ives & Warboys v Histon @ Saint Ives Wisbech Town v Ramsey
Saturday 21 August 2021 Pink Balls
Cambridge Saint Giles v Cambridge II Eaton Socon v Stamford Town Histon v Foxton Saint Ives & Warboys v Ramsey @ Warboys Wisbech Town v March Town
Saturday 28 August 2021 Pink Balls
League Semi-Finals
Saturday 4 September 2021 Pink Balls
League Final
FIXTURES Division 2
Saturday 1 May 2021
Blunham v Kimbolton Castor & Ailsworth v Old Leysians Huntingdon v Saffron Walden II Waresley v Foxton II Newmarket v Ufford Park
Saturday 8 May 2021
Foxton II v Old Leysians Kimbolton v Huntingdon Saffron Walden II v Blunham Ufford Park v Castor & Ailsworth Waresley v Newmarket
Saturday 15 May 2021
Blunham v Old Leysians Castor & Ailsworth v Huntingdon Ufford Park v Kimbolton Waresley v Saffron Walden II Newmarket v Foxton II
Saturday 22 May 2021
Blunham v Waresley Foxton II v Castor & Ailsworth Huntingdon v Old Leysians Saffron Walden II v Ufford Park Newmarket v Kimbolton
FIXTURES Division 2
Saturday 29 May 2021
Blunham v Castor & Ailsworth Huntingdon v Newmarket Kimbolton v Foxton II Old Leysians v Saffron Walden II Ufford Park v Waresley
Saturday 5 June 2021
Foxton II v Saffron Walden II Huntingdon v Blunham Ufford Park v Old Leysians Waresley v Kimbolton Newmarket v Castor & Ailsworth
Saturday 12 June 2021
Blunham v Ufford Park Castor & Ailsworth v Waresley Huntingdon v Foxton II Saffron Walden II v Kimbolton Newmarket v Old Leysians
Saturday 19 June 2021
Blunham v Foxton II Castor & Ailsworth v Kimbolton Ufford Park v Huntingdon Waresley v Old Leysians Newmarket v Saffron Walden II
FIXTURES Division 2
Saturday 26 June 2021
Foxton II v Newmarket Huntingdon v Castor & Ailsworth Kimbolton v Ufford Park Old Leysians v Blunham Saffron Walden II v Waresley
Saturday 3 July 2021
Foxton II v Waresley Kimbolton v Blunham Old Leysians v Castor & Ailsworth Saffron Walden II v Huntingdon Ufford Park v Newmarket
Saturday 10 July 2021
Blunham v Saffron Walden II Castor & Ailsworth v Ufford Park Huntingdon v Kimbolton Old Leysians v Foxton II Newmarket v Waresley
Saturday 17 July 2021
Blunham v Huntingdon Castor & Ailsworth v Newmarket Kimbolton v Waresley Old Leysians v Ufford Park Saffron Walden II v Foxton II
FIXTURES Division 2
Saturday 24 July 2021
Castor & Ailsworth v Foxton II Kimbolton v Newmarket Old Leysians v Huntingdon Ufford Park v Saffron Walden II Waresley v Blunham
Saturday 31 July 2021
Foxton II v Ufford Park Old Leysians v Kimbolton Saffron Walden II v Castor & Ailsworth Waresley v Huntingdon Newmarket v Blunham
Saturday 7 August 2021
Foxton II v Huntingdon Kimbolton v Saffron Walden II Old Leysians v Newmarket Ufford Park v Blunham Waresley v Castor & Ailsworth
Saturday 14 August 2021
Huntingdon v Ufford Park Kimbolton v Castor & Ailsworth Old Leysians v Waresley Saffron Walden II v Newmarket
FIXTURES Division 2
Saturday 21 August 2021
Castor & Ailsworth v Blunham Foxton II v Kimbolton Saffron Walden II v Old Leysians Waresley v Ufford Park Newmarket v Huntingdon
Saturday 28 August 2021
Blunham v Newmarket Castor & Ailsworth v Saffron Walden II Huntingdon v Waresley Kimbolton v Old Leysians Ufford Park v Foxton II
Saturday 4 September 2021
Foxton II v Blunham
FIXTURES Division 3
Saturday 1 May 2021
Bharat Sports v Southill Park Orton Park v AK XI Sawston & Babraham II v Biggleswade @ Sawston Wisbech Town II v Burwell & Exning II
Saturday 8 May 2021
AK XI v Wisbech Town II Eaton Socon II v Bharat Sports Sawston & Babraham II v Burwell & Exning II @ Babraham Southill Park v Orton Park
Saturday 15 May 2021
AK XI v Orton Park Biggleswade v Sawston & Babraham II Burwell & Exning II v Wisbech Town II @ Exning Southill Park v Bharat Sports
Saturday 22 May 2021
Biggleswade v Eaton Socon II Burwell & Exning II v Southill Park @ Burwell Orton Park v Bharat Sports Sawston & Babraham II v AK XI @ Babraham
Saturday 29 May 2021
Bharat Sports v Eaton Socon II Burwell & Exning II v Sawston & Babraham II @ Exning Orton Park v Southill Park Wisbech Town II v AK XI
FIXTURES Division 3
Monday 31 May 2021
Wisbech Town II v Sawston & Babraham II
Saturday 5 June 2021
AK XI v Biggleswade Eaton Socon II v Burwell & Exning II Southill Park v Sawston & Babraham II Wisbech Town II v Bharat Sports
Saturday 12 June 2021
AK XI v Eaton Socon II Bharat Sports v Sawston & Babraham II @ Sawston Biggleswade v Burwell & Exning II Orton Park v Wisbech Town II
Saturday 19 June 2021
AK XI v Southill Park Burwell & Exning II v Bharat Sports @ Burwell Eaton Socon II v Orton Park Wisbech Town II v Biggleswade
Saturday 26 June 2021
Bharat Sports v AK XI Eaton Socon II v Wisbech Town II Sawston & Babraham II v Orton Park @ Sawston Southill Park v Biggleswade
FIXTURES Division 3
Saturday 3 July 2021
Bharat Sports v Wisbech Town II Biggleswade v AK XI Burwell & Exning II v Eaton Socon II @ Exning Sawston & Babraham II v Southill Park @ Babraham
Saturday 10 July 2021
Bharat Sports v Biggleswade Orton Park v Burwell & Exning II Sawston & Babraham II v Eaton Socon II @ Sawston Wisbech Town II v Southill Park
Saturday 17 July 2021
AK XI v Bharat Sports Biggleswade v Southill Park Orton Park v Sawston & Babraham II Wisbech Town II v Eaton Socon II
Saturday 24 July 2021
Burwell & Exning II v AK XI @ Exning Eaton Socon II v Southill Park Orton Park v Biggleswade Sawston & Babraham II v Wisbech Town II @ Sawston
Saturday 31 July 2021
AK XI v Sawston & Babraham II Bharat Sports v Orton Park Eaton Socon II v Biggleswade Southill Park v Burwell & Exning II
FIXTURES Division 3
Saturday 7 August 2021
Burwell & Exning II v Biggleswade @ Exning Eaton Socon II v AK XI Sawston & Babraham II v Bharat Sports @ Sawston Wisbech Town II v Orton Park
Saturday 14 August 2021
AK XI v Burwell & Exning II Biggleswade v Orton Park Southill Park v Eaton Socon II
Saturday 21 August 2021
Bharat Sports v Burwell & Exning II Biggleswade v Wisbech Town II Orton Park v Eaton Socon II Southill Park v AK XI
Saturday 28 August 2021
Biggleswade v Bharat Sports Burwell & Exning II v Orton Park @ Burwell Southill Park v Wisbech Town II
Monday 30 August 2021
Eaton Socon II v Sawston & Babraham II
UMPIRES PANEL
Roger Abraham 01992 465667 07944 203287 David Ash 01480 394574 07894 602653 Robin Antony 07403 458942 Steve Atherton 07719 940589 Mallie Bandaranaike 07753 825591 Josh Blanchard-Lewis 07988 829174 Rupert Bull 01799 550305 07785 514634 Rakesh Chandraker 01223 440319 07894 672439 Richard Charter 01954 710956 07568 139412 Keith Coburn 07752 241488 Mick Collis 01954 201083 07941 360482 Christopher Dean 01223 233386 07580 821428 Andy Donald 07703 755142 Steve Elsom 07768 467639 Chris Fuller 07557 388229 Roy Fountain 01480 496636 07973 335064 Francis Gaimster 01354 653541 07496 800939 Russell Griggs 01223 892530 07786 913722 Andy Hayward 07800 788882 Peter Howard 07807 893911 Mick Hoy 01487 822115 07763 049820 Adam Huckle 01638 741199 07827 336141 Steve Kent-Phillips 01638 743883 Alan Lamb 01353 656967 07803 174170 Pete Laughlin 01954 210982 07850 702498 Peter Lemon 01954 201502 07542 893325 Don Lloyd 01480 301948 07719 076733
UMPIRES PANEL
Andrew McLean 07976 761324 Les Mills 01354 656698 07813 250466 Duncan Morgan 01223 977710 07400 045295 Gary Nicholls 01945 860058 07766 135273 Grant Osbourn 07500 333181 Nigel Parker 01733 341639 07584 572043 John Parr 01638 721359 07817 213039 Graham Parry 01353 661786 07760 424995 Martin Paul 07880 319006 Cliff Pennick 01223 262086 David Pimblett 01223 891746 07775 505486 Richard Powell 01353 741199 07958 062056 Simon Seabrook 07920 238949 Simon Smith 07469 158827 Chris Stokes 07928 346949 John Wallis 01354 656452 07763 975475 Mark Webster 07940 930408 Ben Whyall 01353 864569 07734 253709 Chris Wilson 01223 564818 07752 077688
THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE & HUNTINGDONSHIRE PREMIER CRICKET LEAGUE CONSTITUTION
League Title
1. The League shall be known as the Cambridgeshire & Huntingdonshire Premier Cricket League and the name of the sponsor may be added as necessary.
Management of League
2. The League shall be governed by an annually elected Management Committee consisting of Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer, Fixture Secretary, Registration Secretary and one nominated Representative from each member club. A representative from the Cambridgeshire Cricket Association, Huntingdonshire County Cricket League and Umpires Association shall also sit on the Management Committee.
3. The Management Committee shall meet at least three times per annum on a date to be decided by the Secretary.
4. The Management Committee shall have the power, by majority, to co-opt additional members at any time without ratification by the Annual General Meeting.
5. The quorum for a Management Committee Meeting shall be seven.
6. Clubs will expected to attend Management Committee Meetings. A fine of £20 shall be levied against a club failing to attend two consecutive Management Committee Meetings and/or the AGM, such fine to be applied at the discretion of the Treasurer.
7. The annual subscription shall be fixed annually at the Annual General Meeting and shall be payable by 31 st May for the forthcoming season.
8. All monies due to the League shall be paid by the required dates. If there are any outstanding on the 30 th June, a fine of £50 will be levied on the defaulting club. Any fine not paid within 14 days of invoice will be doubled and if not paid within a further 14 days (28 days from date of invoice) it will be doubled again.
Annual General Meeting
9. The League Annual General meeting shall be held between the end of the season and the 31 st December each year.
10. Proposals and nominations for officers for the Annual General Meeting must be received by the League Secretary by 31 st August. Details must be sent to all member clubs with notice of the Annual General Meeting.
Extraordinary General Meeting
11. An Extraordinary General Meeting may be held at any time at the written request to the Secretary, by the Chairman of five Member Clubs. An Extraordinary General Meeting may discuss and amend, or add to, if necessary, any matters appertaining to the League including the constitution and/or playing rules.
Notice of AGM / EGM
12. Notice of 28 days in writing shall be given.
Voting at AGM / EGM
13. One vote per member team and league representatives. The League Chairman shall have a casting vote. The quorum at an AGM / EGM shall be at least two-thirds of member teams.
14. Except where otherwise stated a simple majority of those attending will decide voting issues.
Eligibility of Membership
15. The League shall be open to cricket clubs from Cambridgeshire, Huntingdonshire and surrounding counties. Each Club must appoint a trained Child Welfare Officer. All clubs must be affiliated to the ECB via a County Cricket Board.
Membership of the League
16. The Management Committee shall determine the number of teams permitted membership of the League and the number of divisions, subject to ratification at the AGM.
Election of new Member Clubs
17. New teams, once approved by the Management Committee, may be elected by gaining support of a simple majority of those voting at the AGM.
Termination of Membership
18. An AGM / EGM shall have the power by gaining the support of two-thirds of those voting at the AGM / EGM to terminate the membership of any club.
19. The termination proposal must be received in writing by the Secretary signed by the Chairman of five member clubs prior to notice of an AGM / EGM being sent.
Playing rules
20. The Playing Rules shall be printed in the Handbook as agreed at the previous AGM / EGM.
Protests, Disputes and Appeals
21. All matters relating to disciplinary issues will be progressed in accordance with the Cambridgeshire & Huntingdonshire Joint Disciplinary Committee’s adopted procedure as detailed in Appendix A.
Independent Verifier
22. The League’s year-end accounts shall be verified by a person elected at the AGM for the following year.
Sponsorship Monies
23. Any sponsorship monies decided at an AGM / EGM will be made available to member clubs and divided into equal parts.
THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE & HUNTINGDONSHIRE PREMIER CRICKET LEAGUE PLAYING RULES
Fixtures
1. All clubs shall play each other twice per season; once at home and once away. Matches shall begin on the first Saturday after 14 th April and shall end on the last Saturday before 18th September each year. All matches will be scheduled to be played on the days issued on Play Cricket, but may be rearranged by mutual consent if before 28 February; however no match will be rearranged thereafter. No club or team may change their home ground without the prior consent of the League Fixture Secretary. If permission is granted their opponents must be notified by the Monday prior to the match.
Early and late season fixtures in Division one will be played in optional coloured clothing and using pink balls.
Player Registration
2. No player may be registered for more than one club within the East Anglian pyramid structure. However, a player qualified to play in the under 16 or younger age groups may register for a second club but cannot play for more than one team in the same division. Any player playing in another ECB Premier League without a full transfer taking place (subject to rules 7, 8 and 9 regarding player transfers) will have to serve a seven day qualifying period from the date of the transfer before being eligible to play.
3. A Category 1 player must be registered on play-cricket.com before their first league match of the season. In addition, all Category 3 players must complete a Registration Form; once the League Secretary has confirmed receipt of this form the player shall be eligible to play. Any club found guilty of playing an unregistered player shall be deducted any points gained in the match and fined £20 per player.
4. Additional players may be registered on play-cricket.com during the season. No player may be registered after 31 st July of each season unless he has previously been registered as a playing member of the club in a feeder league in the current season.
The feeder leagues are the Cambridgeshire Cricket Association and the Huntingdonshire County Cricket League.
Player Restrictions
5. Category 1 No Restrictions
Category 3 Maximum two per team and shall be required to re-register each season.
No club can play more than two players whose last two league matches were in any ECB Premier League.
6. All eligibility disputes shall be dealt with by the League Management Committee.
Player Transfers
7. A player wishing to transfer between league clubs within the league season shall need the agreement in writing of the Registrations Secretary. Transfers shall not be allowed after 31 st July.
8. No overseas player shall be permitted to transfer from one member club to another member club in any one season.
9. A player may leave any one club and join another during a season provided he has discharged all liabilities to his original club. All transfer disputes between a clubs and players shall be dealt with by the League Management Committee.
Playing Times
10. All league matches shall commence at 12.30 pm, with the exception of matches played in Division One and matches September, which shall commence at 12 noon. Match start times may be varied with the agreement of both clubs and the League Chairman or Secretary, who shall inform both the Umpires involved in the match.
The Toss
11. The Captains or nominated deputies shall toss for the choice of innings on the field of play not earlier than 30 minutes, nor later than 15 minutes, before the scheduled or rescheduled time for the match to start. In the event of a Captain or nominated deputy not being available to toss during the stipulated time period, the opposing team shall be awarded the toss for choice of innings.
Match Duration
12. Divisions One and Two matches shall be 50 overs per side unless reduced by the Umpires. Division Three matches shall be 45 overs per side unless reduced by the Umpires. Any overs unused by the team batting first shall be disregarded.
Teas
13. The tea interval shall be 30 minutes in duration and shall normally be taken between innings. The Umpires are empowered to change the timing and length of the tea interval, or to forgo the tea interval altogether, depending upon match circumstances.
14. The home team shall be responsible for providing teas and shall meet all costs.
Ground, Weather and Light
15. The Captains may agree to reduce the available overs in a match at any time before play commences; subject to a minimum of twenty overs per side and the limitations as set out in Appendix C. In Division one, Duckworth Lewis Stern (DLS) will be implemented subject to scorers having access to laptop, otherwise the following rain rules will apply. The following rain rules apply to Divisions Two and Three.
16. In all cases of time lost, the first 30 minutes of the delay or interruption shall be disregarded. This time is to be cumulative. If less than 30 minutes have been lost in total, no overs are deducted, but the end times of both innings are extended pro-rata accordingly.
17. In the event of a delayed start or a delay in the first innings, for every interruption one over shall be deducted from both sides for every full seven minutes of time lost.
18. In the event of time being lost in the second innings, one over shall be deducted for every full 3.5 minutes of time lost.
19. The par score shall be decided by multiplying the average run rate per valid ball of the team batting in the first innings by the number of valid balls received by the team batting in the second innings, ignoring fractions of a run. If the team batting first is bowled out, their full overs allocation applies.
20. A minimum of 20 overs must the played in the second innings to obtain a result. Should there be insufficient overs remaining after a stoppage to play 20 overs in the second innings, the match shall be immediately abandoned.
Match Balls
21. For all matches, two new balls shall be made available as approved by the League Management Committee. Each team shall provide one ball for each innings. The Umpires shall report any club failing to provide an official match ball. A fine of £25 shall be imposed for each offence and reimbursement shall be made to the club providing a new ball where the other team fails to supply one.
22. Match spare balls must be of the League standard and shall be supplied by the home team.
Bowling Restrictions
23. No bowler shall be allowed to bowl more than 1/5 of the overs available in an innings, rounded up to the nearest full over as described in Appendix C. If the bowling allocation is reduced, any overs already bowled surplus to the amended allowance shall stand. An over in progress at the start of an interruption shall be completed by the same bowler after the interruption regardless of this rule.
Free Hits
24. For all deliveries that are called as No-Balls, the Umpire shall award a free hit for the next ball to whichever batsman is facing it. If the delivery for the free hit is not a legitimate delivery, then the next delivery shall become a free hit for whichever batsman is facing it, and so on. For any free hit, the striker can be dismissed only under the circumstances that apply for a no ball, even if the delivery for the free hit is called a wide ball.
25. No field changes are permitted for a free hit delivery unless there is a change of striker or there are safety issues for close fielders, either in front or behind the wicket.
26. The Umpire shall signal a free hit by extending one arm straight upwards and moving it in a circular motion.
Fielding Circle
27. Two semi-circles shall be marked on the field of play with their centres the middle stumps at either end of the pitch and their radii 30 yards. The semi-circles shall be linked by two parallel lines and marked with dots or disks at 5 yard intervals.
Power Plays
28. The Power Plays shall consist of three blocks of overs described as Power Plays One, Two and Three in Appendix C; commencing with 10-30-10 overs in Divisions One and Two and 9-27-9 overs in Division Three in an uninterrupted game.
29. In a reduced overs innings, the Power Plays shall be adjusted as described in Appendix C. If an interruption occurs during a Power Play and causes the Power Play overs to be reduced, the Power Play is recommenced immediately upon resumption of play. If an interruption occurs during a Power Play that would cause the Power Play to end, the Power Play is ended immediately upon resumption of play and shall not apply to any remaining balls in that over.
Fielding Restrictions
30. At no time shall there be more than five fielders on the leg side, not including the wicket-keeper.
31. During the first Power Play, no more than two fielders are permitted to be outside the fielding circle, not including the bowler and wicket-keeper. During the second, no more than four are permitted, and in the third no more than five.
32. This rule has been deleted.
Penalties for contravention
33. If any fielding restriction is contravened, either Umpire shall immediately call and signal No-Ball.
34. If the Umpires fail to notice the contravention, provided the ball has not come in to play for the next ball or time has not been called; and upon being made aware, the Umpires shall confer. If they agree that the contravention has been missed, a retrospective No-Ball shall be called and the current ball shall be treated as a No-Ball.
Bouncers And Beamers
35. A bouncer is defined as a delivery that pitches and passes, or would have passed, above shoulder height of the striker stood upright at the crease. In addition, any ball that pitches and passes over head height of the striker stood upright at the crease will be called a no-ball as per Law 21.10.
36. A bowler shall be permitted one delivery as described above per over. The Umpire shall indicate to the bowler and to the striker when such a ball has been delivered. Upon any repetition of such a delivery in the same over, the Umpire shall implement Law 41.6.
37. A beamer is defined as a delivery which passes or would have passed on the full above waist height of the striker standing upright at the crease and the Umpire shall call and signal No- Ball for each delivery. If the Umpire deems such a delivery to be dangerous, in the first instance Umpire shall call and signal No-Ball and indicate that this is a warning only. Upon repetition of the offence, the Umpire will implement Law 41.7.
Wide Balls
38. Any delivery, which in the opinion of the Umpire, does not give the batsman a reasonable opportunity to score runs shall be called a wide. A line shall be marked 17 inches inside the return creases between the bowling and popping creases. Any delivery that passes the striker either on or outside this line on the off side or outside the line of the leg stump of the striker shall be called a wide irrespective of the position of the striker.
39. A delivery passing between the legs of the striker and the wicket shall not be called a wide.
Declarations
40. Neither team shall be allowed to declare their innings closed.
Over Rates
41. Fielding sides are expected to have bowled the first ball of their allocated last over within their allocated time period as indicated by Appendix C. For example, in a normal 50 over innings, this will be 3 hours 15 minutes. No extra time allowances shall be made for wickets taken, drying a wet ball, extras bowled, sightscreen movement or drinks intervals. Exceptional circumstances (as decided by the Umpires alone) shall be treated as time lost and shall have either over reductions or the innings end time extended as appropriate.
42. In shortened matches, the calculated time for the innings shall be 3.5 minutes per over, rounded up to the nearest minute, plus 20 minutes as described in Appendix C.
43. The penalty for not having bowled the first ball of the allocated last over in the allocated time is six runs for every over that is short, ignoring part overs. This penalty shall be awarded immediately the allocated time expires, and shall be recorded under “penalty runs”.
44. If the above penalty is awarded in the second innings and results in the team batting second achieving their target or exceeding a par score, the match is immediately at an end.
Grounds
45. A Grounds Sub-Committee shall be appointed by the League Management Committee to determine suitability of clubs entering the League from the feeder competitions. It shall comprise of a minimum of three individuals and shall also deal with pitch reports from Umpires. Failure to meet the Ground Criteria at the start of a season will result in a 50 point deduction, unless a valid reason for dispensation is granted by the Grounds Sub-Committee.
46. All clubs will nominate a home ground before the start of the season. A 50 point deduction will be imposed if the nominated ground is not used for any League game, unless two adverse umpires reports are received for a ground being unfit.
47. All clubs must completely cover the pitch during interruptions. Every reasonable effort must me made to ensure the pitch is fully covered 24 hours prior to the commencement of the match unless permission is given by either the League Chairman or Secretary. Upon failure to do so, and a report being received from the Umpires, the guilty party shall be fined £50 and shall be given a 20 points deduction.
48. A procedure for pitch reporting shall be agreed between the League Management Committee and Umpires Associations.
49. All creases shall be remarked during the tea interval by the home team. Failure to do so shall result in an Umpires report and a fine of £10 for each occasion.
Sight Screens
50. All clubs must have sightscreens at both ends.
51. It is the responsibility of the batting side to move sightscreens. By convention, the fielding side shall assist the first time a sightscreen needs to be moved at each end. After that, not having a sightscreen in place shall not be regarded by the Umpire as a valid reason for a batsman not to be ready to receive a delivery. Umpires shall monitor sightscreen movements closely and award penalty runs as appropriate.
Umpires
52. Umpires shall be appointed by the League to officiate at matches and they shall be empowered to exercise their authority to uphold the Laws of Cricket and these match rules.
In matches using pink balls, the umpires shall wear white kit.
53. No match shall be cancelled without the agreement of a member of the League Umpires Panel. A fee of £10 is payable to an Umpire requested to assess the condition of the ground.
54. The Umpires shall take control of the ground 30 minutes before the scheduled start of play and shall be the sole judges of ground, weather and light conditions thereafter.
54. Umpires shall optionally mark clubs on the quality of the ground, playing surface and facilities. These forms shall be submitted to the League Secretary whenever deemed necessary.
56. Each team shall be responsible for paying an Umpire’s expenses of £40 before the start of the match. £60 shall be payable (£30 each side) if only one Umpire is present. If no play is possible Umpires shall be entitled to half expenses. If the Umpires are still present at 3.45pm (3.15pm in Division One or September) and no play has taken place, the Umpires shall be entitled to full expenses.
57. For the purposes of these rules, “the Umpire” denotes the Umpire at the bowler’s end; “the Umpires” denotes both Umpires acting together.
58. All clubs must have separate Umpire changing facilities.
59. All Captains, Vice Captains, Umpires and Scorers must have valid DBS certificates.
60. Apart from the rules stated here, the Umpires shall apply the Laws of Cricket.
Scorers
61. In Divisions One and Two, each team must provide a non playing competent Scorer; although if one is unavailable, consideration will be given for valid reasons. Persistent offenders will be punished with a £20 fine and the League will reimburse the scorer effected. In Division Three, non-playing competent Scorers are recommended wherever possible. In all three divisions, if a team has no scorer, then one of the team MUST score while their side is batting.
Points
62. A team shall win if
it scores the most runs in an uninterrupted match, or
it exceeds the par score in a reduced match, or
the opposition does not achieve at least the par score in a reduced match.
Winning teams shall be awarded 25 points plus a 5 points if they bowl out the opposition.
63. The match is a tie if
the scores are level at the conclusion of an uninterrupted match, or
the team batting second achieves exactly the par score in a reduced innings match,
- regardless of wickets taken.
Tied teams shall be awarded 18 points and no bonus points.
64. If a match is cancelled or abandoned both sides shall be awarded 7 points.
65. Bonus points for a losing team shall be awarded as follows
125 runs scored 1 point 2 wickets taken 2 points 150 runs scored 2 points 4 wickets taken 4 points 175 runs scored 3 points 6 wickets taken 6 points 200 runs scored 4 points 8 wickets taken 8 points 225 runs scored 5 points 10 wickets taken 10 points
Any batting points shall be doubled for a team batting first.
In addition, bonus points shall be awarded to both teams as above if the first innings is completed and the match is subsequently abandoned; or if the first innings is still in progress three hours after the scheduled start time.
League Positions
66. Positions in the league table shall be determined by total number of points. In the event of two or more teams finishing on equal points, the league shall be determined in the following order: most wins, fewest defeats, highest number of bonus points, results in the two matches between the two teams, then runs/ wickets scored and taken in those matches. If still level, the League Management Committee shall arbitrate and, if necessary, arrange a play-off match.
A Grand Final between the top four Division One teams will take place at the end of the season, and the winner of the Final will be deemed the League Champions. These matches will be played in coloured clothing and pink balls.
Failure to Fulfil Fixtures
67. In the event of a member club failing to fulfil a fixture for any reason other than inclement weather, they shall be deducted 50 points and fined £100. The team available to play shall be awarded 25 points.
68. All matches are to be played on the date set by the Fixture Secretary. The higher teams in the club must always take priority on all occasions. Seven players must be present and able to take the field for the match to take place.
Match Result Reporting
69. All home clubs must report the full scores of a match or report the match was abandoned or cancelled to the League Secretary on 07760 222487 by 10 pm on the evening of the match. Failure to do so shall result in a fine of £20 per occasion.
70. Prior to the start of the match both Captains shall complete a card detailing the players representing their team and give them to the Umpires. The result and points gained shall be entered after the match, and then the Umpires shall sign the completed result card.
71. All score sheets must be entered on play-cricket.com by the home team within 48 hours of the match. Failure to do so shall result in a £20 fine.
ECB Directives
72. All ECB directives shall apply, and are to be strictly enforced by the Umpires.
Code of Conduct
73. A Code of Conduct shall be applied regarding player behaviour and breaches shall be progressed in accordance with the League’s adopted procedures.
74 In addition to the disciplinary procedures described, any disciplinary offences deemed to be Levels Three and Four of Laws 42.4 and 42.5 shall not be implemented. They shall be treated as Level Two offences under Law 42.3 and shall be progressed in accordance with the League’s adopted procedures.
Promotion and Relegation
75. The team finishing first in Division One shall, subject to rules and criteria laid down by the East Anglian Premier Cricket League, be eligible to participate in the competition for a place in that League. Should the winning team decline to participate or fail to meet the criteria, the team coming second will be similarly eligible.
76. The League shall adopt an active promotion and relegation policy. The exact numbers of teams promoted and relegated in each division each season will vary. The general principle will be two relegated from Divisions One and Two, two promoted from Divisions Two and Three and the bottom two teams in Division Three being relegated to their relevant feeder leagues.
77. The League shall invite the winners of the top divisions of the two feeder leagues into the competition for the following season provided they wish to participate and meet the league criteria. Should the winning team decline to participate or fail to meet the criteria, the team coming second will be similarly eligible.
78. The League Management Committee are empowered to determine the promotion or relegation strategy in each individual season.
79. Any Club can choose where they wish to play the following season up to the League Annual General Meeting, Subsequent requests will be refused. Any requests will result in that Club being denied the opportunity of promotion the following season.
80. If a club chooses to leave the league, they will be subject to a £200 fine and that club will be denied promotion back into the league for three years.
Other Actions
81. In case of failure to comply with any of the above rules, or in any other exceptional circumstances, the League Management Committee shall have the authority to take such action as necessary in the best interests of the League.
LEAGUE TABLES 2019
DIVISION 1
P W L A Bat Bowl Pen Pts Sawston & Babraham 16 14 0 2 0 0 0 429 Histon 16 13 3 0 16 18 0 384 Eaton Socon 16 10 4 2 21 20 0 345 March Town 16 8 7 1 28 44 0 294 Cambridge II 16 7 9 0 25 42 0 272 Wisbech Town 16 5 9 2 32 40 0 236 Foxton 16 4 9 3 26 57 0 219 Ramsey 16 3 12 2 20 58 0 177 Thriplow 16 1 13 2 31 79 0 154
DIVISION 2
P W L A Bat Bowl Pen Pts Stamford Town 18 12 3 3 8 26 0 400 St Ives & Warboys 18 11 5 2 17 41 0 382 Cambridge St. Giles 18 11 4 3 6 28 0 375 Saffron Walden II 18 10 7 1 21 58 0 366 Waresley 18 8 8 2 19 64 0 332 Kimbolton 18 7 8 3 22 67 0 305 Ufford Park 18 6 10 2 39 48 0 271 Huntingdon & District 18 5 10 3 26 64 0 261 Castor & Ailsworth 18 4 11 3 13 86 0 235 Blunham 18 4 12 2 22 82 0 233
DIVISION 3
P W L A Bat Bowl Pen Pts Old Leysians 16 12 2 2 9 14 0 392 Foxton II 16 11 4 1 18 26 0 366 Eaton Socon II 16 9 6 1 10 32 0 309 AK XI 16 9 5 2 3 24 0 306 Newborough 16 6 10 0 16 70 0 266 Wisbech Town II 16 5 10 1 28 46 0 231 Burwell & Exning II 16 5 9 2 11 54 50 174 Bharat Sports 16 2 9 5 16 68 0 174 Southill Park 16 5 9 2 20 40 50 169 AVERAGES 2019 SEASON
DIVISION 1 BATTING
Inn No Run HS Ave Josh Brown 16 2 1056 290 75.43 Waqas Hussain 16 1 936 143* 72.00 Matthew Hague 15 0 800 112 61.54 Saranga Rajaguru 16 3 649 141 54.08 Jonathon Carpenter 13 2 562 108 51.09 William Brown 15 4 499 87* 49.90 Gareth Macaskill 14 1 583 100 48.58 James Mynott 14 3 471 78 47.10 Jake Allcock 16 6 285 52 40.71 Edward Hyde 14 4 263 72 37.57 James Williams 14 1 430 111* 35.83 Danny Haynes 12 1 353 101 35.30 Ben Clilverd 15 3 271 50 33.88 Joe Dawborn 13 4 219 43* 31.29
Requirement: 10 innings, average over 30.00.
DIVISION 1 WICKET KEEPING
Ct St Tot David Humphrey 14 5 19 Daniel Heath 14 4 18 Edward Hyde 11 5 16 John Howe 11 4 15 Josh Bowers 8 6 14 James Coe 9 3 12
Requirement: 10 wickets.
AVERAGES 2019 SEASON
DIVISION 1 BOWLING
O M R W Ave Callum Guest 82 17 193 20 9.65 Jonathon Carpenter 89 12 279 22 12.68 Alexander Stafford 33 4 137 10 13.70 Mark Saunders 74 5 290 21 13.81 Roan Haarhoff 96 13 348 25 13.92 William Brown 52 3 196 13 15.08 Matthew Hague 39 4 153 10 15.30 Tim Moses 112 11 409 26 15.73 Gary Freear 97 8 367 22 16.68 Shardul Brahmbhatt 75 10 270 16 16.88 Saranga Rajaguru 144 16 560 31 18.06 Mark Smith 92 12 345 19 18.16 Toby Saunders 64 2 300 16 18.75 Ben Clilverd 85 6 358 19 18.84 Rakshith Rao 106 16 443 23 19.26 Joe Dawborn 116 20 386 20 19.30 Deepak Raj 107 16 434 22 19.73 Anthony Palmer 83 5 395 20 19.75 Josh Brown 133 8 652 33 19.76
Requirement: 10 wickets, average under 20.00.
DIVISION 1 FIELDING
Ct Matthew Hague 14 Saranga Rajaguru 11
Requirement: 10 catches.
AVERAGES 2019 SEASON
DIVISION 2 BATTING
Inn No Runs HS Ave Nick Kumpukkal 10 1 469 120 52.11 Mihir Chandraker 5 0 260 101 52.00 Abel Mokhuane 15 1 654 119* 46.71 Hamish Bell 6 0 269 86 44.83 Andrew Hulme 13 1 483 109* 40.25 Aatish Maharaj 15 0 599 177 39.93 Daniel Cummins 14 2 471 95* 39.25 Jahanzib Khan 12 1 414 94 37.64 Andy Larkin 13 2 377 110 34.27 Bernard Ruaro 16 2 472 82 33.71 Aiden Steels 6 1 165 89* 33.00 Hewa Atapattu 12 3 295 68* 32.78 Ross Keymer 14 1 419 78 32.23 Shabz Hussain 8 0 247 66 30.88 Benjamin Appleby 7 3 123 48* 30.75
Requirement: 5 innings, average over 30.00.
DIVISION 2 WICKET KEEPING
Ct St Tot Ben Evans 17 2 19 Connor Heaps 16 2 18 Andrew Hulme 3 8 11 Mark Askew 9 1 10 Tom Goodwin 4 6 10
Requirement: 10 wickets.
AVERAGES 2019 SEASON
DIVISION 2 BOWLING
O M R W Ave Aatish Maharaj 130 25 341 43 7.93 Mark Thompson 33 4 95 10 9.50 Kevin Gilder 38 6 105 10 10.50 Stuart Dockerill 133 24 394 37 10.65 Nick Kumpukkal 76 12 281 25 11.24 Sam Barrett 77 14 199 17 11.71 Brandon Purcell 91 14 238 19 12.53 Hewa Atapattu 122 24 440 35 12.57 Nigel Buckingham-Jones 102 23 277 22 12.59 Martin Heginbotham 66 15 211 16 13.19 Shabz Hussain 49 9 132 10 13.20 Timothy Mulholland 144 21 488 35 13.94 Chris Gilthorpe 82 10 293 21 13.95 Matthew Milner 59 10 170 12 14.17 Mark Roberts 52 6 159 11 14.45 Matthew Dack 41 6 189 13 14.54 Jahanzib Khan 89 13 306 21 14.57 Mihir Vagh 52 7 182 12 15.17 Will Phelps 56 5 235 15 15.67 Geoffrey Fitzgerald 92 12 299 19 15.74 Gary Cole 112 26 321 20 16.05 Ben Peck 50 3 209 13 16.08 Daniel Cummins 134 29 374 23 16.26 Alex Meddle 46 7 181 11 16.45 Ross Porter 86 8 338 20 16.90 Ravindra Kodikara 60 9 255 15 17.00 Joshua Down 83 6 343 20 17.15 Nomi Khan 121 9 450 26 17.31 Simon Prentice 84 17 247 14 17.64
Requirement: 10 wickets, average below 18.00.
AVERAGES 2019 SEASON
DIVISION 2 FIELDING
Ct Jack Haycock 12 Angus Flint 12 Richard Greiller 12 Tom Williams 11 Abel Mokhuane 11 Stanley Leech 10 Steve Warman 10
Requirement: 10 catches.
AVERAGES 2019 SEASON
DIVISION 3 BATTING
Inn No Runs HS Ave Milan Mniszko 10 3 440 110* 62.86 Andrew Gale 7 3 243 71 60.75 Kishon Williams 12 4 417 130 52.13 Vami Parvathaneni 12 5 362 165* 51.71 Matthew Sharpe 12 3 430 100* 47.78 Chris Tapping 13 4 416 78* 46.22 Steve Atherton 7 4 136 53* 45.33 Ray Tudor 12 1 498 136* 45.27 Patrick Miller 9 2 286 113 40.86 Dante O'Reilly 7 3 160 47 40.00 James Buss 12 1 436 109 39.64 Lenon Lawrence 14 0 504 189 36.00 Matthew Taylor 8 4 140 28* 35.00 Tim O'Connell 7 3 131 45* 32.75 Nicholas Huckle 7 0 212 79 30.29
Requirement: 5 innings, average over 30.00.
DIVISION 3 WICKET KEEPING
Ct St Tot Matthew Sharpe 12 4 16 Mitesh Sisodiya 13 1 14 Jeremy Graves 7 6 13 Lenon Lawrence 5 8 13 Gavin Jones 9 2 11 Shane Sleath 9 1 10 Stewert McCracken 7 3 10
Requirement: 10 wickets.
AVERAGES 2019 SEASON
DIVISION 3 BOWLING
O M R W Ave George Houghton 21 6 73 14 5.21 Shoib Chaudhary 27 0 106 13 8.15 Andrew Gale 68 14 196 21 9.33 Sami Younis 25 5 98 10 9.80 Steve Atherton 83 10 251 24 10.46 Matt Daniels 104 22 306 29 10.55 Nick Hallam 76 2 304 28 10.86 Steve Smith 40 7 136 12 11.33 Gus Barraclough 51 15 161 12 13.42 Simon Allen 57 4 218 16 13.63 Adam Newman 63 10 248 18 13.78 Mohammed Nadeem Zahid 117 19 375 27 13.89 Curtis Dixon 63 16 213 15 14.20 Ayub Khattak 93 18 295 20 14.75 Vamshi Parvathaneni 97 9 427 27 15.81
Requirement: 10 wickets, average below 18.00.
DIVISION 3 FIELDING
Ct Ray Tudor 8 Mohammed Nadeem Zahid 7 Matt Cawley 6 Vamshi Parvathaneni 6 Patrick Miller 6 Ayub Khattak 5 Paul Dean 5 Shaylen Tomlinson-Patel 5 George Houghton 5
Requirement: 5 catches. APPENDIX A
DISCIPLINARY REGULATIONS
1. AIMS AND JURISDICTION
1.1. The Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire Joint Disciplinary Committee (C&HJDC) will deal with all disciplinary matters Involving clubs, players and officials competing in :-
• The Cambridgeshire & Huntingdonshire Premier League • The Cambridgeshire Cricket Association • All Cricket under the Cambridgeshire Cricket Board
1.2. To this end, these discipline regulations has been adopted by all the Leagues and Cup Competitions.
1.3. The regulations shall be complied with by all those who participate under the jurisdiction of any of the Leagues or Cups Management Committees. The regulations shall apply to any player, at any club, at any level, under the auspices of any of the listed Leagues and Cup Competitions.
1.4. The regulations are intended to provide assistance and uniformity to all clubs in dealing with any alleged breach of the Code of Conduct and The Spirit of Cricket.
1.5. Any club which fails to take all reasonable steps to ensure the proper conduct of its players, officials and/or members in all matters for which the club or its committee is responsible, or acts in any way which is prejudicial or detrimental to the interests or reputation of the League breaches this Code of Conduct.
1.6. There is nothing in this Code preventing or discouraging clubs from applying additional or stronger sanctions against offenders than those appearing within the Code, whether or not they are the subject of a discipline report. To this end, it is important that clubs have their own code of conduct and disciplinary procedures in place. 1.7. For the purposes of these regulations, the expression ‘player’ shall throughout this document be deemed to mean and include not only any player, whether professional or otherwise, but also any member or official of any club or any other person involved in any incident of alleged misconduct occurring on any part of a cricket ground or building and not merely the field of play.
2. CODE OF CONDUCT AND SPIRIT OF CRICKET
2.1. Code of Conduct
2.1.1. All Competitions as shown in 1.1 are committed to maintaining the highest standards of behaviour and conduct at cricket matches both on and off the field. All clubs and players, by virtue of their registration with their respective League and cup competitions, explicitly agree to abide by this Code of Conduct, which incorporates the Spirit of Cricket, and are bound by the provisions in these Regulations.
2.1.2. The captains are responsible at all times for ensuring that play is conducted within the Spirit of Cricket as well as within the Laws.
2.1.3. Players and club officials must at all times accept the umpire’s decision. Players must not show dissent at the umpire’s decision or react in a provocative or disapproving manner towards another player or a spectator.
2.1.4. Players and club officials shall not intimidate assault or attempt to intimidate or assault an umpire, another player, a club official or a spectator.
2.1.5. Players and club officials shall not use crude and/or abusive language (known as “sledging”), nor make offensive gestures or hand signals, nor deliberately distract an opponent.
2.1.6. Players and club officials shall not use language or gestures that offend, insult, humiliate, intimidate, threaten, disparage or vilify another person on the basis of that person’s race, religion, sexual orientation, colour, descent or national or ethnic origin. 2.1.7. Players and club officials shall not use or in any way be concerned in the use or distribution of illegal drugs.
2.1.8. Players and club officials shall not make any public or media comment which is detrimental to the League, clubs, umpires or the game in general. In this instance, media shall include press, radio, television, external websites, club websites, social networking sites and club match programmes.
2.1.9. Players and club officials shall not disclose or comment upon any alleged breach of this Code or upon hearing any report or decision arising from such breach.
2.1.10. Clubs must take adequate steps to ensure the good behaviour of their players, officials, members and supporters.
2.2. Spirit of Cricket
Cricket is a game that owes much of its unique appeal to the fact that it should be played not only within its Laws, but also within the Spirit of the Game. Any action which is seen to abuse this spirit causes injury to the game itself. The major responsibility for ensuring the spirit of fair play rests with the captains.
2.2.1. There are two Laws which place the responsibility for the team’s conduct firmly on the captain.
2.2.2. The captains are responsible at all times for ensuring that play is conducted within the Spirit of the Game as well as within the Laws.
2.2.3. In the event of any player failing to comply with the instructions of an umpire, criticising his decision by word or action, showing dissent, or generally behaving in a manner which might bring the game into disrepute, the umpire concerned shall in the first place report the matter to the other umpire and to the player’s captain, requesting the latter to take action. 2.2.4. Captains and umpires together set the tone for the conduct of a cricket match. Every player is expected to make an important contribution to this.
2.3. Fair and Unfair Play
2.3.1. According to the Laws the umpires are the sole judges of fair and unfair play.
2.3.2. The umpires will intervene at any time, and it is the responsibility of the captain to take action where required.
2.4. The umpires are authorised to intervene in cases of:
2.4.1. Time wasting.
2.4.2. Damaging the pitch.
2.4.3. Dangerous or unfair bowling.
2.4.4. Tampering with the ball.
2.4.5. Any other action that they consider to be unfair.
2.5. The Spirit of the Game involves RESPECT for:
2.5.1. Your opponents.
2.5.2. Your own captain and team.
2.5.3. The role of the umpires.
2.5.4. The game’s traditional values. 2.6. It is against the Spirit of the Game:
2.6.1. To dispute an umpire’s decision by word, action or gesture.
2.6.2. To direct abusive language towards an opponent or umpire.
2.6.3. To indulge in cheating or any sharp practice.
2.6.4. To appeal knowing the batsman is not out.
2.6.5. To advance towards an umpire in an aggressive manner when appealing.
2.6.6. To seek to distract an opponent either verbally or by harassment with persistent clapping or unnecessary noise under the guise of enthusiasm and motivation of one’s own side.
2.7. Violence
There is no place for any act of violence on the field of play. 3. BREACHES
3.1. A breach of the disciplinary regulations occurs when
3.1.1. Any player who offends against the Code of Conduct or acts at any time to prejudice the good name of interests of the Leagues.
3.1.2. Any club fails to properly control or discipline its players or acts in a manner prejudicial to the good name or interests of the Leagues.
3.2. Any player or club committing such a breach shall be liable to penalties in the manner prescribed in this document.
3.3. A breach of the Code of Conduct will normally be categorised as Level One, Two, Three or Four as set out in section 9.
4. PROCEDURE
4.1. Reporting of Breaches.
4.1.1. For a first offence of a Level One severity in a match, the umpire(s) should warn the player as to his future conduct and advise him and his captain that any repetition in the match will result in a formal report.
4.1.2. If any player receiving such a warning then commits a further offence in the match, the umpire(s) will advise him and his captain that they will be submitting a formal report.
4.1.3. Should the umpire(s) consider that the first offence is sufficiently serious, they have the authority to decide to submit a formal report without having previously issued any warning. The player and his captain will be advised accordingly.
4.1.4. Notification that a report is to be submitted following any alleged breaches must first be advised by the umpire(s) to the player and his captain or the executive of the player’s club on the day of the alleged offence prior to leaving the ground. Where no appointed Umpire is present, the complaint may be lodged by a club.
4.1.5 All reports and complaints must be received by the relevant League Secretary within 72 hours of the alleged incident.
4.1.6 All reports and complaints may be made via letter or preferably email in plain text. Umpire(s) are free to use the official ECB report forms if they wish.
4.2. On receipt of a report or complaint
4.2.1. The relevant League Secretary will the act as Disciplinary Secretary for that case.
4.2.2. If it is deemed by the Umpire(s) in their report (or the Panel in the case of a complaint) to be a Level One offence, the League Secretary will write to club within 72 hours and request information as to what action the club has taken.
4.2.3. The club will reply to the Secretary within seven days of receipt of the letter.
4.2.4. If the Panel decide that the action taken is sufficient, a letter to that effect will be sent to the relevant club within 72 hours of the decision and no further action will be taken. However, the Panel may decide to refer the report to a full Panel Hearing.
4.2.5. The Panel will automatically hear offences deemed to be above Level One. All Level One offences will be recorded. Two Level One offences in a season will result in a two match ban. In all Level Two offences, the club will be instructed to take action, and the player banned for two matches. Failure of the club to take appropriate action will result in a Disciplinary Hearing, when the ban will be increased to whatever the Disciplinary Committee deem suitable. More serious offences will result in an automatic Disciplinary Hearing.
4.3. Suspensions imposed shall be advised in writing to the relevant club’s County Board. Match bans will apply to all cricket played under the auspices of ECB.
4.4. In the case of an incident involving a player under the age of 18 years old, the County Board Welfare Officer will immediately be informed. In such circumstances, the incident will be regarded as a welfare and child protection case. If the incident is being investigated by another organisation the Panel will await the outcome of that investigation before taking any further action.
5. DISCIPLINARY HEARINGS
5.1. If a hearing is required, then the relevant League Secretary will be responsible for arranging the hearing.
5.2. Format of the Disciplinary Committee
5.2.1. Each League shall nominate 3 people to sit on the Disciplinary Committee at the commencement of each season. No other persons will sit on the commission apart from these appointed people in that season. The nominated persons shall not be the League Chairmen nor their deputies.
5.2.2. The nominated person will act as the Chairman for their League’s hearings on a case-by-case basis.
5.2.3. A member from two other Leagues would also be in attendance. An Umpires’ representative will be present at all hearings, with full voting rights. Where it is deemed necessary, the relevant League Child Welfare Officer will be present but have no voting rights. The relevant League Secretary would act as the Panel Secretary but have no voting rights.
5.2.4. No member of the Panel should be connected with the player, the club or their opponents at the time of the alleged breach, or a club which might directly benefit from any disciplinary action.
5.3. Dates of Hearings
The Panel will convene monthly during the season on the last Wednesday of the month if required. Appeals will be heard on an ad-hoc basis, but may be heard on the same night as a Panel meeting if appropriate.
5.4. The accused player or club shall be entitled:
5.4.1. To submit written statements ahead of the hearing.
5.4.2. To attend the hearing.
5.4.3. To state his case (in the case of a club, by a club official).
5.4.4. To be supported by a colleague and to call witnesses.
5.4.5. To have legal representation. If the player or club is to have representation present at the hearing then the details of that representation must be given to the Panel Secretary not less than 48 hours before the date of the hearing. A club or player involved in disciplinary proceedings will be solely responsible for meeting such costs or expenses as it or they may incur, including the cost of any legal or other representation.
5.5. The standard of proof shall be on the balance of probabilities rather than the criminal standard of beyond reasonable doubt.
5.6. Decisions of the panel shall be by simple majority vote. Where necessary the Disciplinary Panel Chairman will use an extra casting vote.
6. APPEALS
6.1. A notice of appeal setting out the grounds must be given in writing to the hearing Secretary within seven days of the decision of the Disciplinary Panel, together with a deposit of £50 if the appeal is by a player or £150 if the appeal is by a club.
6.2. If a notice of appeal is given, the penalty shall not take effect pending the hearing of the appeal, which shall take place as soon as is practicable and in any event within 14 days of receipt of notice of the appeal.
6.3. The player or club shall have the same entitlements as set out for the original hearing.
6.4. The relevant League Chairman or his nominated deputy will act as the Appeal Chairman on a case-by-case basis.
6.5. The Appeal Panel members will be constituted in the same manner as the original Hearing Panel. None of the original Hearing Panel members bar the Panel Secretary and the League Child Welfare Officer (if required) will sit on an appeal panel.
6.6. The only grounds for appeal will be
6.6.1. Mistaken identity.
6.6.2. Mistakes in procedure.
6.6.3. Production of new evidence.
6.6.4. Mitigating circumstances.
6.7. The appeal shall take the format of a complete re-hearing, taking regard to any extra evidence produced. 6.8. The appeal panel may
6.8.1. Dismiss the appeal for invalid grounds.
6.8.2. Waive or increase any penalties imposed by the original hearing.
6.9. Non-attendance at a hearing of the Appeals Panel by the club or person that submitted the appeal without good and valid reason for such non-attendance will automatically result in forfeiture of their right of appeal.
6.10. The decision arrived at by an appeal panel, or if no appeal is lodged within the proscribed time limit, of the hearing panel shall be final and binding on all parties.
6.11. Any decisions will be conveyed to the clubs and umpire(s) involved within seven days of the hearing date.
6.12. Decisions of the panel shall be by simple majority vote. Where necessary the Disciplinary Panel Chairman will use an extra casting vote.
7. PENALTIES
7.1. The following penalties should be expected to be imposed for any report or complaint found proven at a disciplinary hearing. The levels are as listed in section 9.
7.1.1. Level One Suspended for one to two weeks.
7.1.2. Level Two Suspended for two to six weeks.
7.1.3. Level Three Suspended for four to twelve weeks.
7.1.4. Level Four Suspended for a season or more.
7.1.5. More severe penalties will be incurred for repeat offences and offences involving Captains.
7.2. Where applicable, penalties will be carried over to apply in the following season.
7.3. Additional penalties
7.3.1. To record a reprimand and to give a warning as to future conduct to a player and/or a club.
7.3.2. To impose a fine and/or hearing and/or appeal costs.
7.3.3. To deduct League points from a club. If required, this may be at the start of the following season.
7.3.4. To expel the player or club from the League or Cup competition for any period of time.
7.3.5. To relegate a club one or more divisions.
7.4. Panels will take the following factors into account when determining the penalties to be imposed
7.4.1. If the accused player or club has pleaded guilty.
7.4.2. The player or club’s previous disciplinary record.
7.4.3. If the player is also the captain.
7.4.4. The conduct of the player subsequent to him being warned and/or told that he will be reported
7.4.5. If an appeal is considered to be frivolous.
7.5. In addition, where an individual or their representative and/or witnesses behave inappropriately or fail to respect the formality of any hearing, the panel has the right to impose further penalties as it sees fit.
7.6. The panel shall have the power to suspend the operation of any part, or all, of any penalty it imposes for such period and subject to such terms and conditions it deems appropriate.
8. NON PAYMENT OF FINES
8.1. Any fine levied under these procedures or imposed for the breach of any match rule must be paid to the Treasurer of the League within 14 days of the Club being notified of such fine.
8.2. Any fines still outstanding at the end of that period shall be increased by 100% of the original fine, whence the Secretary or Chairman of the offending Club shall be notified to the effect that the fine is outstanding. They will be given a reminder that if after a period of fourteen days from that reminder, the fine is still outstanding, a deduction of five points shall be made from the points gained by the side that received the fine or in respect of a player or Club fine the player or the Club will be suspended until such time as the fines are paid.
8.3. In respect of other payments owed these shall be treated as if they were a fine, except that points shall not be deducted. Such payment shall continue to increase by 100% for each further twenty-eight day period that the payment remains outstanding.
9. BREACHES OF DISCIPLINE
Certain conduct, whether on or off the field of play of play, amounting to a breach of the Laws of Cricket and/or the Spirit of Cricket has been categorised into four levels which are set out in Law 42.2 and summarised below:-
Level 1
a) wilfully mistreating any part of the cricket ground, equipment or implements used in the match. b) showing dissent at an umpire’s decision by word or action c) using language that, in the circumstances, is obscene, offensive or insulting d) making an obscene gesture e) appealing excessively f) advancing towards an umpire in an aggressive manner when appealing g) any other misconduct, the nature of which is, in the opinion of the umpires, equivalent to a Level 1 offence
Level 2
a) showing serious dissent at an umpire’s decision by word or action b) making inappropriate and deliberate physical contact with another player c) throwing the ball at a player, umpire or another person in an inappropriate and dangerous manner d) using language or gesture to another player, umpire, team official or spectator that, in the circumstances, is obscene or of a serious insulting nature e) any other misconduct, the nature of which is, in the opinion of the umpires, equivalent to a Level 2 offence
Level 3
a) intimidating an umpire by language or gesture b) threatening to assault a player or any other person except an umpire. c) any other misconduct, the nature of which is, in the opinion of the umpires, equivalent to a Level 3 offence
Level 4
a) threatening to assault an umpire b) making inappropriate and deliberate physical contact with an umpire c) physically assaulting a player or any other person d) committing any other act of violence e) any other misconduct, the nature of which is, in the opinion of the umpires, equivalent to a Level 4 offence
APPENDIX B
REDUCED OVERS CALCULATIONS TABLE (A)
Overs Power Play Mins to Overs Overs Complete Per Bowler
50 15 195 10 49 14 192 10 48 14 188 10 47 14 185 10 46 13 181 10 45 13 178 9 44 13 174 9 43 12 171 9 42 12 167 9 41 12 164 9 40 12 160 8 39 11 157 8 38 11 153 8 37 11 150 8 36 10 146 8 35 10 143 7 34 10 139 7 33 9 136 7 32 9 132 7 31 9 129 7 30 9 125 6 29 8 122 6 28 8 118 6 27 8 115 6 26 7 111 6 25 7 108 5 24 7 104 5 23 6 101 5 22 6 97 5 21 6 94 5 20 6 90 4
Note: Division 3 matches start at 45 overs APPENDIX C
REDUCED OVERS CALCULATIONS TABLE (C)
Overs Power Play Power Play Power Play Mins to Overs 1 overs 2 overs 3 overs complete / bwl
50 10 30 10 195 10 49 10 29 10 192 10 48 10 29 9 188 10 47 10 28 9 185 10 46 9 28 9 181 10 45 9 27 9 178 9 44 9 26 9 174 9 43 9 26 8 171 9 42 8 25 8 167 9 41 8 25 8 164 9 40 8 24 8 160 8 39 8 23 8 157 8 38 8 23 7 153 8 37 7 22 7 150 8 36 7 22 7 146 8 35 7 21 7 143 7 34 7 20 7 139 7 33 7 20 6 136 7 32 7 19 6 132 7 31 6 19 6 129 7 30 6 18 6 125 6 29 6 17 6 122 6 28 6 17 5 118 6 27 6 16 5 115 6 26 5 16 5 111 6 25 5 15 5 108 5 24 5 14 5 104 5 23 5 14 4 101 5 22 5 13 4 97 5 21 4 13 4 94 5 20 4 12 4 90 4
Note: Division 3 matches start at 45 overs