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The Official Magazine of Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club £4.00 The official magazine of Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club £4.00 WINTER 2015 trentbridge.co.uk JP 2-12-15 Cricket Advert.qxp_JP 2-12-15 Cricket Advert 02/12/2015 16:49 Page 1 DON’T GET BOWLED OUT BY THE TAXMAN... From April 2016 people purchasing additional properties 1) Online auctions will be increasing frequency for 2016 such as buy to let investments and second homes will have from bi-monthly to monthly, as of February 2016 to pay an extra 3% in stamp duty. 2) An extension of our exclusive market-beating 0% Seller Fee offer, now open until April 2016 The clock is now ticking down to April 1st when the new increased stamp duty rates come into effect. John Pye We’re now taking entries for our New Year property Property can help you beat the taxman before this date and online auctions. Contact John Pye Property to save significant capital expenditure with two market offers: arrange your FREE market appraisal, with obligation on 0115 970 60 60. johnpye.co.uk/sell-your-property T AT HE E B STAMP DUTY RISE 6 A 1 P 0 RIL 2 PROUD SPONSORS OF NOTTINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY CRICKET CLUB 2015/2016 JP 2-12-15 Cricket Advert.qxp_JP 2-12-15 Cricket Advert 02/12/2015 16:49 Page 1 DON’T GET BOWLED OUT BY THE TAXMAN... 02 03 From April 2016 people purchasing additional properties 1) Online auctions will be increasing frequency for 2016 such as buy to let investments and second homes will have from bi-monthly to monthly, as of February 2016 to pay an extra 3% in stamp duty. 2) An extension of our exclusive market-beating 0% Seller Fee offer, now open until April 2016 The clock is now ticking down to April 1st when the new increased stamp duty rates come into effect. John Pye We’re now taking entries for our New Year property Property can help you beat the taxman before this date and online auctions. Contact John Pye Property to save significant capital expenditure with two market offers: arrange your FREE market appraisal, with obligation on 0115 970 60 60. johnpye.co.uk/sell-your-property Welcome T AT HE E B Although the cooler weather is starting a status we are determined to preserve Report & Accounts mailing in the New to sweep across the country, I’m sure the when we enter the next round of major Year and I shall of course share them involvement of our players in England’s match bidding, for 2020 to 2022, during with you in greater detail over the coming winter tours will keep cricket very much at the forthcoming year. months. STAMP DUTY RISE6 the front of our minds. A 1 P 0 With that in mind, as you read this Elsewhere in Covered, our homegrown RIL 2 Producing England players is a big part month’s Covered, we hope to be fast bowler Jake Ball talks about how of our strategy and, as well as four players finalising planning permission to expand much representing his home county – Stuart Broad, James Taylor, Alex Hales, the broadcast facilities at the Radcliffe means and Steven Mullaney explains how and Samit Patel – all featuring for the Road end of Trent Bridge in what will Nottinghamshire has become his adopted senior team, it’s also encouraging to see be the first phase of our next ground home having joined from Lancashire in Jake Ball, Luke Wood, Matthew Carter, development plan. 2009. Brett Hutton looks back on his rise Tom Moores and Tom Keast making steps to becoming a first team regular in 2015 - into the ECB’s international programme at Trent Bridge has been developed and an update is provided on the sterling Lions, performance squad and age group over a 25-year period and over the work of our charity, the Trent Bridge levels. last 18 months we have undertaken a Community Trust. comprehensive review of our facilities This is also my first opportunity to say to identify the areas for improvement. May I pass on my best wishes to you all for well done to our squad and coaching staff Having consulted with our governing a happy and relaxing festive season. for their strong performances during the body and considered recent developments second half of last season; the results sent at other venues, we realise our broadcast us all into the winter months with renewed facilities are no longer fit for purpose. It optimism. is, therefore, essential that we prioritise this area if we are to preserve the future of Off the field, it has been a busy time for the international cricket at Trent Bridge. Club with both Royal London One-Day Internationals selling well and the task Should planning permission be obtained, beginning in earnest of backing up the an additional floor would be added to the Lisa Pursehouse record Membership of 2015. My thanks building with new hospitality space also Chief Executive go to you all for your tremendous support created to generate incremental revenue in achieving this milestone. that could help fund future ground development projects. PROUD SPONSORS Such strong passion for our sport sends OF NOTTINGHAMSHIRE a clear message that Trent Bridge is an We hope the formal plans will have COUNTY CRICKET CLUB integral stop on the Test Match circuit, progressed by the time of our Annual 2015/2016 COVERED The Big Picture Contents News 6 Jake Ball - From Welbeck’s wilderness, 10 to the leader of the pack Steven Mullaney - Every team’s got 16 a Mull Brett Hutton - The next in line 21 Nottinghamshire’s 2016 fixtures 24 Positive Futures: Making a difference 25 Diary 29 Siddle in numbers 30 Covered is published by Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club Limited. Registered in England. Company Registration Number IPS 28978/R David Straw / Editor [email protected] Tom Holdcroft / Media & Communications Manager [email protected] Dan Robbins / Lead Contributor [email protected] Karl Bratby / Club Feature Photographer Design / StudioCan.co.uk Images / Getty Images 04 05 The passing of the torch. Stuart Broad becomes Nottinghamshire’s number eight following the retirement of Paul Franks. COVERED News Club legend Franks announces first class retirement Nottinghamshire stalwart Paul Franks has retired from the first class game, having taken 792 wickets for his home county over a career spanning 19 years. The 36-year-old is a two-time winner XI is going from strength-to-strength and Nottinghamshire Director of Cricket Mick of the LV= County Championship with will continue to do so. Newell paid tribute to Franks’ impact, the Club having lifted the trophy in both both on and off the field. 2005 and 2010, as well as being part of “My responsibility is to make them aware the promotion winning campaigns of 2004 of what it takes to be the next Luke Wood, “He’s made a huge contribution over the and 2007. Brett Hutton or Jake Ball.” time he’s been here,” said Newell. Franks, who was born in Mansfield, made Franks retires having taken 524 first class “For many years he’s been a stalwart of his Nottinghamshire debut in 1996, was wickets, in 215 matches, at an average of the first team and has made a terrific capped by the county in 1999, represented 33, with 11 five-wicket hauls and career- contribution with ball and bat. England in 2000 and was bestowed a best figures of 7-56 against Middlesex at benefit year in 2007. Lord’s in 2000. “He’s played a major role in some of our best team performances and some of our He will continue to captain the Club’s In his first full season in 1997 he took best seasons as well. Second XI having led them to the the first Nottinghamshire hat-trick for a Championship title last summer, for the decade, becoming the youngest bowler in “He was our leading bowler from a very first time since 1985. the Club’s history to achieve the feat by young age and that’s a terrific indictment dismissing Trevor Penney, Dougie Brown of the quality of bowler he was.” “It’s about closing a chapter and moving and Graeme Welch against Warwickshire into a new one,” said Franks. at Trent Bridge. Franks has retired the number eight squad number and passed it to Stuart Broad. “Playing for Nottinghamshire in first class With the bat, he has scored 7,185 cricket has meant an enormous amount to first class runs at an average of 28 Congratulations to Paul from everybody at me. The shirt and the cap really matter. with four hundreds and 41 fifties, Trent Bridge on an outstanding career in including a resourceful stint opening the the first class game. “Now the work we’re doing with the young batting during the run-in to the 2010 players in the Academy team and Second Championship success. 06 07 Read, Hutton & Keast honoured at End of Season Awards Dinner Following a stunning summer both with bat and behind the stumps, Chris Read was named Nottinghamshire’s Player of the Season at the annual End of Season Awards Dinner. Nottinghamshire’s Club Captain became Tom Keast, the 18-year-old wicketkeeper, only the 25th wicketkeeper to reach 1,000 won the Charles Vernon Price Memorial Nottinghamshire’s first class dismissals – Durham captain Plate for the Academy’s Most Improved Club Captain Paul Collingwood becoming his prize Player following a campaign that saw him scalp in their meeting at Trent Bridge in emerge as a leading player from the ECB’s became only the September.
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