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Re: Your 2022 Season
« Reply #105 on: August 12, 2022, 09:50:11 AM »

Rather a shame when teams bring their own umpire to a game where teams would normally umpire themselves and insist on them umpiring both innnings against the other side's wishes. Almost guaranteed to lead to cross words at some point, regardless of how the umpire actually performs. Lack of umpires is a huge problem for club cricket but enforcing non-neutral ones on games where they aren't wanted is certainly not the solution.

I rather prefer the opposition getting an umpire to officiate the entire match. Saves you the trouble of having to explain LBW decisions you may or may not have given  :D. Things can get rather awkward in the dressing room. Atleast with the umpire you can collectively moan about the 'bad' decisions!
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Re: Your 2022 Season
« Reply #106 on: August 13, 2022, 10:47:57 PM »

Good game today against 3rd placed team and we are/were 4th. 
Oppo have a strong top order all season and we managed to get them 74/4 at 24 overs and the second drinks break, our catching was superb with 2 grabs that were superb, one from myself in slips and the other at gully and a couple of bowled. However this is where the wheels came off as they finished there innings 257/4 with a very nice 100* from the No5.

I’m reply we started slowly and dug our peeves into a bid of a hole at 37/2 off 15 when I came in at 4. Managed to build a nice 93run stand before I tried playing a shot that should only really be seen in the Hundred or maybe the Blast and was bowled for my 5th score of over 28 and less than 32 this season. Some late order hitting and the effects of the heat made it close ish with 5 overs left and us needing 48 off the last 5 but in the end we fell about 18 short.

Overall game played in good spirts on what was a very hot day. Ended up bowling 6/0/13/0 and scoring 30 which if I’m honest I’m sick of getting starts and not going on to make a decent contribution to the game.  4 games left of the season and I reckon we need to win at least 2 of them to get a chance of a promotion but 3 of those are against teams that are 1st, 2nd and 4th now so going to be hard and availability is getting harder week on week.
Anyway I’m off to Florida now for a couple of weeks so hope you all enjoyed your weekends cricket
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Re: Your 2022 Season
« Reply #107 on: August 14, 2022, 09:12:14 PM »

With this heat and during the kids summer holidays it's always hard for one of our oppos to raise a visiting team. They turned up with eight and two of them were their 1st team fringe players. They batted first and when those two lads hit fifty they retired. We always try to play in good spirit but personally I was enjoying the battle so wasn't happy to see them walk off. We play recreational cricket so the league isn't taken that seriously by those outside it. They scored 210, a good chase.

Normally we'd help them field and rotate some of ours lads to help them. But with the heat, we didn't fancy it. One of our lads noticed what he thought were two students doing some fitness training so in thinking they might be keen to join, their captain went up to them asking if they'd fancy fielding. Turns out the lads weren't students, they were coaches for the Pakistan national team who were staying in a hotel just across from us and the next day they were going to use our ground for training purposes. Fantastic and all played for the love of their game. They were the fielding and video analysis coaches. Of course anything that came their way they stopped and held on to two great catches. Luckily for us they only stayed for 2/3's of the game as they had an official diner they had to attend, but wow, great thing to experience.

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Re: Your 2022 Season
« Reply #108 on: August 14, 2022, 09:15:21 PM »

A few photos from today.





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Re: Your 2022 Season
« Reply #109 on: August 14, 2022, 09:36:00 PM »


Bottom one looks like Shaun Tait...
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Re: Your 2022 Season
« Reply #110 on: August 14, 2022, 10:48:04 PM »

Bottom one looks like Shaun Tait...

Yep, wild thing himself.
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Re: Your 2022 Season
« Reply #111 on: August 15, 2022, 01:04:16 AM »

Gareth Batty's son, surely?
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Re: Your 2022 Season
« Reply #112 on: August 15, 2022, 06:19:56 AM »

Gareth Batty's son, surely?

You'd think so, but it's one of the local lads. If Gareth had a bike, this would be too far to cycle.
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Re: Your 2022 Season
« Reply #113 on: August 15, 2022, 06:32:22 AM »

Bet you and your teammates are glad they didn’t ask him to roll his arm over  :D

Awesome story to tell that, cricket is great!
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Re: Your 2022 Season
« Reply #114 on: August 15, 2022, 11:05:20 AM »

One of the stars of the Big Bash signing off his UK season in some style!

https://ycspl.play-cricket.com/website/results/5030913

Our 1's played them the week before. He made 80 odd before our 16 year old spinner bowled him. They made 250 odd and had our 1's 100 for 8, then our number 10 smashed 88 not out off 60 odd balls to win the game 9 down.
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Re: Your 2022 Season
« Reply #115 on: August 15, 2022, 11:50:25 AM »

Had to laugh that one of the bowlers was called Owen Struggles. Seems he was far from the only one!
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Re: Your 2022 Season
« Reply #116 on: August 15, 2022, 01:36:38 PM »

One of the stars of the Big Bash signing off his UK season in some style!

https://ycspl.play-cricket.com/website/results/5030913

Our 1's played them the week before. He made 80 odd before our 16 year old spinner bowled him. They made 250 odd and had our 1's 100 for 8, then our number 10 smashed 88 not out off 60 odd balls to win the game 9 down.

Looks like it was a great experience for the opposition bowlers.
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Re: Your 2022 Season
« Reply #117 on: August 15, 2022, 05:18:01 PM »

Looks like it was a great experience for the opposition bowlers.

It's ECB Prem cricket, so they're no mugs just obviously not at that level. Was no doubt a good scalp for our young offie the wk before, who tbf is part of the Yorkshire u16 squad and has played some academy games also. He's gonna be a good player and the experience can only have helped him you'd think.
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Re: Your 2022 Season
« Reply #118 on: August 16, 2022, 01:00:50 PM »

Our 4th XI were confirmed as champions yesterday after an 8 wicket victory on Saturday where I took a cheeky 5 wicket haul (could have been 6 if they had 11) and our 1st XI won their league cup semi final on Sunday.
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Re: Your 2022 Season
« Reply #119 on: August 21, 2022, 09:33:29 AM »

Played in an amazing game yesterday, sadly marred by some very bad sportsmanship by a few of the opposition. Worcester Div 9 game, Himbleton 2s vs Old Elizabethanth 4ths. They chose to bat and we were doing ok. Had their no.3 dropped on 0, but then had him stumped on about 30, with them on 70-2 off 16. Their no.4 came in and the game changed completely, as he took us apart. They didn't have much in the way of other batsman, so he farmed the strike for most of it. Well they finished on 361-5 off 45 with him 273*  :o :o . IWhy he's playing in the 4ths is unbelievable. t's a small ground, but he hit huge 6's at will. He was dropped on about 170 to an easy catch and once more near the end. I finished 1-45 off 9, so happy with that.

Their umipire caused a lot of bad feelings; he did't give a masive edge behind, then called a no ball from square leg saying we didn't have 4 inside the circle, which we did. He then, again from square leg said a ball on the opposite side of the pitch had gone for 4, when our fielder had stopped it. This caused confusion with their batsman and resulted in their young batsman being run out. In the end we recalled him and said they could have the 4, as it wasn't fair on the young lad.

One of our guys was retiring from Saturday cricket after this game, so opened the batting. He made an excellent 68 as we started really well, 120-1 off 13. We continued to stay  :(or at the required rate throughout. They didn't have a very strong bowling lineup, and would bawl one good, then one bad over. I went in at 5, with us on about 160. It then all kicked off when I was stumped off a free hit. Their keeper and another player said I was out, as a stumping is a run out! The keeper said I needed to learn the rules; so I told him I probably knew them better than him as I'm a PE teacher. He eventually said he'd kindly let me stay, even though I was out!  :( Some heated word with him and the umpire beforethe game continued. Then at the end of the over the deliberately barged into me as he walked past. We continued to hit regular boundaries every over; I was bowled for 35 with us needing 90 off 15. We batted all the way down. so although we lost more wickets, we could still keep up with the run rate. We got to needing 12 off 3 with 8 down. Then 5 off 7 balls, when our skipper smashed a massive 6 into the field to complete an amazing win.  :D :D



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