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Bucks County Cricket Club BUCKS COUNTY CRICKET CLUB 2020 TUESDAY QUIZ NIGHT EVERY 2 WEEKS Starting Jan 14th 8.30pm Traditional Pub & Restaurant SUMMER Half Price Food Mondays 50% off your food bill when you order two or more courses Fish and Chips Night Tuesdays with a pint or glass of wine* for £13.50 Burger Night Wednesdays with a pint or glass of wine* for £13.50 Pie and a Pint Thursdays or a glass of wine* for £13.50 *Price includes a pint of Rebellion IPA, Doombar, Fosters, Amstel or Strongbow Cider or a 175ml glass of house red or white wine or a soft drink. For details and to see our a la carte menus please visit www.theredlioncoleshill.com The Red Lion, Village Road, Coleshill, Amersham, Bucks, HP7 0LH 01494 723718 [email protected] BUCKS COUNTY CRICKET CLUB 2020 Special Offer for Members’ The Black Horse is proud to support Bucks County Cricket Club this season. We are hoping it proves to be a successful season and to get it going we will be discounting members’ food bills by 10% on all days except Sundays up to and including 31st May 2020. To make a Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner Reservation please call 01753 663183 2 INDEX Editor’s Comments...............................................................................................................Page 4 List of Officials........................................................................................................................Page 5 2020 Fixtures ................................................................................................................................................Page 11 Bucks Secretary’s report ......................................................................................................................Page 17 Obituaries & Congratulations........................................................................................................Page 20 Director of Cricket’s report ...............................................................................................................Page 24 Bucks Captain’s report ..........................................................................................................................Page 25 Tables & Averages ...................................................................................................................................Page 27 Match Reports ..............................................................................................................................................Page 35 Bucks records................................................................................................................................................Page 57 Bucks capped players ...........................................................................................................................Page 60 Academy Cricket ........................................................................................................................................Page 61 Bucks Cricket Board report .............................................................................................................Page 64 Bucks Pathway reports .........................................................................................................................Page 65 Bucks Seniors ...............................................................................................................................................Page 69 Golf Day .............................................................................................................................................................Page 73 Sponsor a Player..................................................................................................................................Page 74 Membership, 100 Club, Friends ...................................................................................................Page 77 Bucks CCC Members ............................................................................................................................Page 80 Affiliated clubs ..............................................................................................................................................Page 82 Accounts ............................................................................................................................................................Page 95 Bucks rules .....................................................................................................................................................Page 103 Membership application form....................................................................................................... Page 107 3 Knox pic In the past, I have always started these notes with a look-back at the previous season. This year, I want to look forward to a Use from 2011 particular fixture in 2020, Ever since minor counties were excluded from the NatWest Trophy, Bucks have not faced a first-class county. However, this Knox pic year Bucks will be playing Surrey in a special one-day game at High Wycombe on Friday July 17th. Although it is a friendly, Use from 2011 Surrey are using the fixture as a warm-up for their one-day cup and will be fielding many of their regular 1st XI, although not those involved in the new One Hundred competition. It is a chance for local cricket fans to see some household names at close quarters, and provide valuable expereince for Bucks players. Another game of interest taking place at High Wycombe this season will be a one-day match between England Over 70s and Australia on Monday June 29th, when money will be raised for the Prostrate Cancer UK charity. This follows the successful charity game between England and Bucks Over 60s teams on the same ground in 2019. That game was tinged with sadness as it was on that day that Bucks CCC President Stuart York died, and it was also was one of the last scored by John Goodman, who died a few months later. On the playing side, Bucks had a disappointing Championship campaign, which means that in 2020, they will be playing in Eastern Division 2 of the restructured and renamed National Counties Championship, by being in Division 2, they will be unable to add to their Minor Counties Championship titles this summer. However, Bucks enjoyed an excellent season in the T20 competition, reaching the finals day at Wormsley, before losing to the eventual champions in the semi-finals. It was also a busy season for Bucks senior, junior and women’s teams at all levels, which is reflected in this handbook. I am again grateful to Sports Shots and our long-standing secretary Kevin Beaumont (happily awarded the British Empire Medal for his services to minor counties cricket) for providing most of the photographs in this handbook. Front cover: Bucks captain Tom Hampton appeals successfully against Oxfordshire during his side’s excellent T20 campaign in 2019. Picture: Sports Shots. 4 BUCKS COUNTY CRICKET CLUB President: David E. Smith Vice-Presidents: Sir Henry Aubrey-Fletcher, Bart. K.C.V.O Sir Oliver Popplewell G.C.M.G., M.C., D.L., J.P. Sir Evelyn de Rothschild Mrs. Cheryl Gillan, M.P. R. E. Thomas N. G. Hames J. D. Turberville Sir James Horlick, Bart. Mrs P. A. York R. A. Lane. Rt. Hon. J. Major, P.C. Hon. Life Members P.D. Atkins, D.R. Peppiatt, N.A. Relph Friends of Bucks: Hilary Adams Douglas Miller Bill Atkins Robin Peppiatt Alan and Margaret Bailey Bill Scholes David Chapman Ian and Annette Thomas Alan and Pauline Godley Peter and Jessie Thompson Jonathan Lilley 5 BUCKS COUNTY CRICKET CLUB Website address: www.bucksccc.org.uk Chairman: IAN HODGSON 6 Chase Close, Coleshill, Bucks. HP7 0LX Telephone: 01494 721780 email: ian@hodgsonsme Captain: TOM HAMPTON email: [email protected] Secretary: KEVIN BEAUMONT B.E.M. Woodpeckers, 49 Amersham Road, Little Chalfont, Bucks. HP6 6SW Telephone: 01494 763516 email: [email protected] Treasurer & Membership Secretary: JOHN PHILLIPS 40 Sheepfold Lane, Amersham, Bucks. HP7 9EJ Telephone: 01494 721244 (h) email: [email protected] Director of Cricket: JASON HARRISON email: [email protected] Cricket Administrator & Academy Manager: TIM RUSSELL email: [email protected] Hon. Independent Accountants: Macintyre Hudson, Chartered Accountants 31 Castle Street, High Wycombe, Bucks. HP13 6LA Telephone: 01494 441226 Committee: Stuart Beck Ron Hedley Su Klyne Michael Knox Graeme Paskins Frank Russell Bill Scholes David Turberville Child Welfare Liaison Officer: ROGER GARRINI email: [email protected] Website Co-ordinator FRANK RUSSELL email: [email protected] 6 BUCKS COUNTY CRICKET CLUB Honorary Officials of the Club – 1891 - 2020 Presidents: 1891 Lord ROTHSCHILD 1909 LIONEL de ROTHSCHILD 1892 Lord CARRINGTON 1910 Sir SAMUEL SCOTT, Bart. J.P 1893 Capt. F. J. PENTON 1911 H. S. LEON. 1894 LEOPOLD de ROTHSCHILD 1912 -1913 ANTHONY de ROTHSCHILD 1895 Baron F. de ROTHSCHILD, M.P. 1914 - 1919 P. J. de PARAVICINI 1896 Lord CURZON 1920 - 1921 4th Baron CHESHAM 1897 A. J. ROBARTS 1922 - 1946 Rt. Rev. P. H. ELIOT 1898 Lord ADDINGTON the Lord Bishop of Buckingham 1899 Lord CHESHAM 1947 - 1959 Sir HENRY AUBREY-FLETCHER 1900 H. S. LEON Bart, C.V.O., D.S.O., J.P 1901 H. GRENFELL, M.P. 1960 - 1982 Sir JOHN AUBREY-FLETCHER. 1902 Col. A. GILBEY Bart., J.P. 1903 W. TYRWHITT DRAKE 1983 - 1995 T. C. ORFORD. 1904 Hon. W. ROTHSCHILD 1996 - 2000 D. R. PEPPIATT 1905 1st Baron BURNHAM 2001 - 2005 K. DRUCQUER 1906 ALEXANDER FINLAY 2006 - 2013 S. J. TOMLIN 1907 F. C. CARR-GOMM, J.P., D.C.L. 2014 - 2019 S. E. YORK 1908 1st Baron DESBOROUGH 2020 - D. E. SMITH
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