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WIMBLEDON CRICKET CLUB2017 YEARBOOK

INDOOR XI 2016

ThE WIMBLEDON CLUB

Incorporating Wimbledon Cricket, Wimbledon Lawn Tennis, Wimbledon Hockey, Lakeside Squash.

PRESIDENT Sam Lloyd

PAST PRESIDENTS:Ben Rea (1990 – 1995)

John Williams (1995 – 1998)Denis Hopkin (1998 – 2001)Brian Gibbons (2001 – 2005)

Patsie Staniszewski (2005 – 2008)Bill Burton (2008 – 2011)

Andrew Preston (2012 – 2014)

WCC PRESIDENT Barry DennishEAD Of SENIOR CRICKET Neil Turk

hON TREASURER Crispin Lyden-CowanhON SECRETARy Darren Hooey

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WELCOME TO ThE 2017 CRICKET SEASONBarry Dennis - President of Wimbledon CC

A warm welcome from myself and all our officers and volunteers in our great club to all our plethora of new players, and welcome back to our returning players.Wimbledon CC, arguably the best club in Surrey and one of the top ECB clubs in England is a great place to play cricket, enjoy success and importantly have a fantastic social life. We are fortunate to have Matt Spriegel as our Director, formerly Surrey and Northants, and Neil Turk as our Chairman, formerly of Sussex. I know they will make everyone, young and more experienced, especially welcome to Wimbledon CC. Their contribution to our Cricket here is unparalleled.I look forward to seeing all of you during the season, and I wish you all great success on the field and many late nights in the bar.

3RIP Barry Perry – What a Farago!

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DATE OPPONENT GROuND TIME15-Apr Practice Match Home 1pm23-Apr Richmond Away TBC30-Apr Holmesdale Away 1pm06-May Sunbury Away 12pm13-May Valley End Home 12pm20-May Normandy Home 12pm27-May Weybridge Away 12pm03-Jun East Molesey Home 11am10-Jun Cranleigh Home 11am17-Jun Ashtead Away 11am24-Jun Valley End Away 11am01-Jul Guildford Home 11am08-Jul Reigate Priory Away 11am15-Jul Normandy Away 11am22-Jul Weybridge Home 11am29-Jul Sunbury Home 11am05-Aug East Molesey Away 12pm12-Aug Cranleigh Away 12pm19-Aug Reigate Priory Home 12pm26-Aug Ashtead Home 11.30am02-Sep Guildford Away 11.30am

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DATE OPPONENT GROuND TIME15-Apr Practice Match Home 1pm

22-Apr Normandy Home 12pm

29-Apr Practice Match Home 1pm

06-May Sunbury Home 12pm

13-May Valley End Away 12pm

20-May Normandy Away 12pm

27-May Weybridge Home 12pm

03-Jun East Molesey Away 12pm

10-Jun Farnham Away 12pm

17-Jun Ashtead Home 12pm

24-Jun Valley End Home 12pm

01-Jul Spencer Away 12pm

08-Jul Reigate Priory KCS 12pm

15-Jul Normandy KCS 12pm

22-Jul Weybridge Away 12pm

29-Jul Sunbury Away 12pm

05-Aug East Molesey Home 12pm

12-Aug Farnham Home 12pm

19-Aug Reigate Priory Away 12pm

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DATE OPPONENT GROuND TIME15-Apr Practice Match Home 1pm

17-Apr Academy Home 1pm

29-Apr Practice Match Home 1pm

06-May Normandy Away 1pm

13-May Malden Wanderers Away 1pm

20-May Reigate Priory Home 1pm

27-May Sutton Away 1pm

03-Jun Dulwich Home 1pm

10-Jun Sunbury Home 1pm

17-Jun Walton on Thames Away 1pm

24-Jun Malden Wanderers Home 1pm

01-Jul Ashtead Home 1pm

08-Jul Spencer Away 1pm

15-Jul Reigate Priory Away 1pm

22-Jul Sutton Home 1pm

29-Jul Normandy Home 1pm

05-Aug Dulwich Away 1pm

12-Aug Sunbury Away 1pm

19-Aug Spencer Home 1pm

26-Aug Walton on Thames Home 12pm

02-Sep Ashtead Away 12pm

DATE OPPONENT GROuND TIME15-Apr Practice Match Home 1pm17-Apr Academy Home 1pm06-May Sinjuns Home 1pm13-May Banstead Home 1pm20-May Reigate Priory Away 1pm27-May Streatham & Marlborough Home 1pm03-Jun Dulwich Away 1pm10-Jun Sunbury Away 1pm17-Jun Walton on Thames Home 1pm24-Jun Banstead Away 1pm01-Jul Oxted Away 1pm08-Jul Spencer Home 1pm15-Jul Reigate Priory Home 1pm22-Jul Streatham & Marlborough Away 1pm29-Jul Sinjuns Away 1pm05-Aug Dulwich Home 1pm12-Aug Sunbury Home 1pm19-Aug Spencer Away 1pm26-Aug Walton on Thames Away 12pm02-Sep Oxted Home 12pm

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DATE OPPONENT GROuND TIME06-May Sutton Away 1pm

13-May Oxted & Limpsfield Away 1pm

20-May Merstham Home 1pm

27-May Old Wimbledonians Home 1pm

03-Jun Trinity Mid-Whitgiftian Away 1pm

10-Jun Addiscombe Away 1pm

17-Jun Sanderstead Home 1pm

24-Jun Oxted & Limpsfield Home 1pm

01-Jul Beddington Away 1pm

08-Jul Dorking Home 1pm

15-Jul Merstham Away 1pm

22-Jul Old Wimbledonians Away 1pm

29-Jul Sutton Home 1pm

05-Aug Trinity Mid-Whitgiftian Home 1pm

12-Aug Addiscombe Home 1pm

19-Aug Dorking Away 1pm

26-Aug Sanderstead Away 12pm

02-Sep Beddington Home 12pm

DATE OPPONENT GROuND TIME17-Apr Academy Home 1pm

23-Apr London New Zealand Home 1pm

30-Apr Banstead Away 1pm

07-May Flashmen Home 1pm

14-May Winnings Innings Home 2pm

21-May Old Millfieldians Home 1pm

28-May Battersea Beavers Home 1pm

11-Jun Downsiders Home 1pm

18-Jun Spencer Home 1.30pm

02-Jul Oriental Cricket Club Away 1pm

13-Aug Nomadic Norsemen Home 1pm

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DATE OPPONENT GROuND TIME02-Jul Dulwich Away 1.30pm

09-Jul Chipstead Away 1.30pm

16-Jul Stoke D'Abernon Away 1.30pm

23-Jul Reigate Priory Home 1.30pm

30-Jul Worcester Park Home 1.30pm

06-Aug Old Whitgiftians Home 1.30pm

13-Aug Ashtead Away 1.30pm

20-Aug Hold for possible play-offs Home TBC

DATE OPPONENT GROuND TIME28-Jul WCC vs MCC Home 11.30am

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10-Sep Presidents Widger Home 1pm

WCC 1ST xI CAPTAIN’S REPORT – Will LeithThe 1st XI enjoyed an encouraging year, finishing in 4th place. It was a much changed side from 2015 with no less than 9 players making their debut for the side through the season. Much was expected of overseas player Kelly Smuts, but he returned to South Africa due to injury after just 4 games. His absence only brought the side closer together, and gave more opportunity to all players to show what they were capable of.

We started the season well winning 3 out of first 4 in the limited overs games. Only going down by 2 wickets to Reigate Priory. Kieran Bunting shone with the ball, picking up 7fer against Sutton and Oli Swann gave some much needed solidity at the top of the order with back to back 50’s.

Due to a combination of rain and some indifferent performances our season stuttered through the middle as we didn’t perform as consistently as we would have liked. Whilst dominating sides such as Guildford and Sutton we were unable to match our level of performance against Sunbury and Weybridge away.

Nick Welch announced himself into the 1st XI with a brutal 80* against Sutton, and Ryan Patel, at only 18, has fast become one of our most important players averaging over 50 with the bat and bowling at first change. The side will be much better off for them being available for the whole 2017 season,

They weren’t the only young players to make an impression in the 1st XI this year, Sam Dickson com-pleted an unprecedented feat when he made his debut becoming the first to represent the club at every level from U8 all the way up to the 1st XI. Youngsters, Niall Solomon and David Scott will both be looking to cement their place in the side after their breakthrough years, both grew in confidence towards the end of the season. These players, selected on merit, fully deserving the opportunity they got due to their performances in the 2nd XI over the last few seasons.

Another new player made a huge impact in the changing room and on the pitch this year, Robbie Gunn, he did the hard yards through the season. He was available every game, came in down the order and scored crucial runs at the back end of the innings and picked up important wickets. The experience of James Brown saw us over the line in a big run chase against Beddington and James Johnston was consistent with the ball, picking up 6fer in the same game.

We were lucky enough to have Surrey pro Mat Pillans play for us towards the back end of the year and he impressed everyone with his attitude and quality in the games he played, not least picking up 6fer in the final game against Normandy.

Nothing less than a title challenge is expected of the 1st XI next season. Having finished the season this year on a high with convincing wins against Weybridge and Normandy, it is now up to the play-ers to put in consistent performances over each game if we are going to close the gap on deserving winners Sunbury next season.

A big thanks to JB and his Panama for stepping in and scoring through the season after Barry Perry passed away shortly before the season started.

SOCIAL EvENTS 2017 2016 CAPTAINS REPORTS

DATE EVENT 27th May Opening Social1st July Pre Wimbledon fortnight22nd July Post Wimbledon fortnight2nd Sept End of Season22nd Sept End of Season Dinner

WCC 2ND xI CAPTAIN’S REPORT – David WillsThe 2016 season was generally a positive one for the 2nd XI and, despite finishing 4th as opposed to 2nd in 2015, it felt like significant progress was made. The team topped the table after the initial set of overs games and remained in title contention until well into August, finishing the season having lost the joint fewest games in the league.

It was the period in the middle of the season that really cost us a better shot at the title, going a period of 6 games without a win in the timed format (3 draws, 1 loss and 2 abandoned). The weather did not help our cause in this regard as two games in succession were washed out without a ball being bowled. Not only did this cost us the chance to earn vital points, but it also disrupted our momentum and meant that the players went three or four weeks without any cricket.

One of the most pleasing aspects of the season was the development of many of our academy players. Four of our U17/18 players came through the 2nd XI into 1st XI cricket and a total of 10 academy players represented the 2nd XI during the course of the season, playing a significant role in our success.

Everyone within the squad contributed at some stage of the season, but greater consistency (especially within the batting unit) will be needed to take the team to the next level. Two individual performances stand out in particular – Scott’s sublime 117* at Malden Wanderers from just 106 balls (our only century of the season scored by the 2nd youngest player in the squad) and Linley’s demolition of Epsom with 9/15 in 15.1 overs.

Skipper Wills topped the run scoring charts for the 2nd successive year with 400, while opening partner De Passos finished with the best average of 32.5 (among players to have played a meaningful number of innings). New club members Fisher, Kirkpatrick, Machado and Rose all finished with more than 200 runs for the season.

On the bowling front, the two outstanding performers were De Silva and Linley who finished with 26 and 23 wickets respectively, both with economy rates under 3 rpo. Urquhart, Brown and Solomon all reached double figures for the season as well.

2nd XI cricket has been played in a positive spirit and to a high standard in 2016, and Wimbledon should be in good shape to mount a title challenge next year.

WCC 3RD xI CAPTAIN’S REPORT – Joe EddisonThe 3rd XI enjoyed a mostly dominant season based on the back of a strong bowling attack often fielding 6 or 7 bowlers that would be the envy of most 3rd XI’s. Ultimately the dominance only resulted in a 2nd place finish as Spencer showed the same dominance against the rest and deserved the win as they took advantage of two below par performances from Wimbledon to win the crucial games. Firstly a poor fielding display and then a batting collapse handed them the opportunities they jumped on to take the title.

The side had a strong backbone with seven players basically ever present but the inconsistency of availability meant that a further 30 players were used through the season. The batting was generally built around the skipper Eddison who finished 6th on the county run charts racking up over 800 runs and passing the 50 mark 8 times with 2 centuries. He was supported well by Eric Anand and Brad James with over 300 each and the innings of the season arguably Anands unbeaten century away at 17

Reigate. The side was never far from a collapse however and when they came they were dramatic and ultimately cost the side a final title push. A third centurion came in the final game of the season as Harry Thomas scored a dashing 115 at Malden, a great sign for the future from a member of the u17’s squad.

The bowling was consistent throughout in only conceding above 150 four times and never conceding 200. Carlton Anand spearheaded the attack superbly and effectively won games with his opening spells, getting his just rewards in the last third of the season to end with 26 wickets. Jamie Andrews showed consistency through the season to end with an impressive 28 wickets and an economy around 3 an over, often picking up crucial middle order wickets. They were supported by Eric Anand and Harry Houlder with 17 wickets each, and also by experienced Arthur Crocker, enthusiastic Oli Davis and pacey Will Whipple who picked up regular wickets when called upon.

There were a few nominations for game of the year, the best 2 performances were put in against Reigate where we were dominant from start to finish putting big totals up and then derailing chases with consistent strikes. We also had 2 nail biting finishes one where we came out on top against Ashtead chasing 111 getting home by 1 wicket after faltering to 45-8, Carlton Anand and Tahir Ahmad batting contrastingly to avert defeat. The best was in the ultimate title decider away at Spencer where a batting collapse saw us stutter to 150 and then a number of dropped catches saw the game over with Spencer 3 down and needing 13. Whipple and Carlton then ripped through them and only a French cut for 4 by number 11 saw Spencer limp home, a great game if not quite the result.

The season’s most valuable player has to be a battle to our twin all-rounders. Eric who scored over 300 at 30 and then 17 wickets at 8 is a fine display but Carlton pipped it through the consistency with the ball, the odd brilliance with the bat. It was his new ball bowling that won many again by creating the pressure for opponents to collapse.

If the squad can remain largely intact then the side should go one better next year with lots of talented youngsters coming through.

WCC ACADEMy CRICKET REPORT 2016Neal Harvey - Manager

2016 was a year of missed opportunity. Frustratingly, availability issues meant that we were never in a position to field our best teams, and our progress in all competitions suffered because of this.

However, the Under 17s started us off at half term with a fine victory over Ashtead in the U17 cup curtesy of two crushing innings, one from Ed Cooper(27,22 balls), and the other from Aran Veneik(19, 7 balls) , and a steady all round performance from skip Sam Dickson (50* and 2 for 13). Then on to Old Ruts in July, where another thumping innings from Ed, and another fine all round performance from Sam (50* and 2 for 26) gave us a one run victory. Our last cup game was against Spencer in the first week of August, which we lost comprehensively having posted 139 for 5 in 20 overs, (50 from Ed Cooper), Spencer hit them off in 17 overs.

The U17 league in August was a disaster, with very little availability from our U17, U16 and U15 cohorts. We did well against Hampton when our youngest player was actually 14, with an 83 from Harry Thomas and a hat trick from Ishaan Rajan who does not bowl often, but then with everyone

away, we had to concede our next match. We then ran into a strong Esher outfit, with a very young team. We suffered at the backend of their innings as they posted 223-6 in 30 overs, and with Harry going first ball struggled to 94ao in 18 overs, notable only for a top score of 26 from Will Harvey. We lost the playoff game with an even younger side. Our opening bats were Charlie Whipple and Tim Lloyd both 12 year olds, a precursor to what may be in future years. We did well to hold Malden Wanderers to 189 (28.3 overs). Umar Anis took 4 wickets, and George Whipple 2 for 0, but Harry, who batted through to be last out for 81, was on his own apart from a score of 23 from Tim, so we finished 34 runs short.

The Under 19s, were in good form in the ECB U19 T20 competition, winning 4 matches on the trot, but once again Spencer were our nemesis. We scraped a win against Malden Wanderers, despite our strong batting line up completely underperforming, thanks to David Scott’s 3 for 19. Batting was better against Old Ruts, with a 50 from Nick Welch, and two wickets for Harry Crocker snuffed out their response. In probably our best performance of the summer, we beat a good Sutton side by 8 wickets. 50 from David Scott and a late flourish from Victor Bakker saw us home chasing 126 in the nineteenth over. George Whipple took 3 for 5. In our final match against Spencer, it’s fair to say they batted brilliantly to put 188 on the board. Two crucial catches went begging, and our reply did not start well, Alex Combe out first ball. Good contributions from Ryan Patel (27, 16 balls) and Miguel Machado (39,22) kept us up to the rate and got us to a creditable, but not enough, 146 all out in 17 overs.

The U21s campaign in the Trust League, 40 overs, started badly, a loss to Spencer. We were pleased to be able to hold a strong batting line up to 207 all out. George Whipple took 3 for 36. Nick Welch, 59(55 balls) and Alex Kirkpatrick 46, got us up to the drinks break in contention, but we stumbled badly through the middle order, and only Ed Cooper’s 29, (26 balls), was of note after that, 170 all out. The Beddington game is famous for Miguel having to retire hurt when his helmet dug into the turf as he dived to make his ground. Collectively, we bowled well to hold Beddington to 180 all out, Sam Dickson taking 3 for 29. Alex Kirkpatrick led the way with 79 off 63 balls, his best knock of my season, a run a ball 31 from Miguel, and quick runs from the middle order meant we got home with 10 overs to spare. We were doing well against Old Whits, but we were taken for 80 runs off the last 10 overs of their innings (Nick Welch 2 overs for 31 runs) so they reached 230, and whilst there were several decent contributions, Welch 38, Rajan 34, Huxtable 31, we were not able to generate the scoring rate required, so finished on 190 from 40 overs. As it turned out, our next, against Dulwich, was our last game. They were struggling with their own availability, so our 188 batting first was not exceptional, Machado 60. But we picked up early wickets and Dipesh Patel took out the middle order (3 for 25), and we dismissed them for 120 in 33 overs.

Addiscombe conceded our next match, and the two losses meant that we did not advance from the group stage, so the U21 programme ended at the end of July, which was a shame for such an enthusiastic cohort.

Across three different age groups it is difficult to pick out one outstanding player, but Harry Thomas did well for the U17s scoring 198 runs, alongside Sam Dickson and Ed Cooper in the cup. Umar Anis (14) took 5 wickets. David Scott topped the averages for batting and bowling for the U19s. George Whipple, a 16 year old, took 5 wickets for the U21s and 11 across all age groups. Alex Kirkpatrick topped the batting for the U21s with 125 runs in his two innings. Miguel Machado

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took 5 wickets for the U21s, and 2 for the U19s, and scored more runs for the U19s and U21s than anyone else, 209.

Whilst we sometimes did not do ourselves justice, we always played with a smile on our faces, and as a team.

I have noted the appreciation that the other captains have shown for the contributions of the academy players. Of the top ten run scorers for the club in 2016, 6 were 21 or younger. On six occasions in July and August, 20 or more academy boys played Saturday cricket. Over 50 played some senior cricket during the summer, an increase of 10 on last year.

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DATE OPPONENT GROuND TIME

Sun 7th May BYE (Surrey Cup 1st Round)

Sun 14th May Banstead / Leatherhead AWAY

(Surrey Cup 2nd Round)

Sun 21st May Old Rutlishans HOME 9:30am

Sun 28th May Sutton (Surrey Cup 3rd Round) AWAY 2:00pm

Sun 4th June Trinity Mid-Whitgiftians AWAY 2:00pm

Sun 11th June Reigate Priory HOME 9:30am

Sun 18th June Oxted & Limpsfield AWAY

Sun 25th June Spencer HOME

Sun 9th July East Molesey (Friendly) AWAY


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Sun 28th May Spencer B AWAY 9/9:30am

Sun 4th June Esher B HOME 9:30am

Sun 11th June Teddington AWAY 9:30am

Sun 18th June Old Rutlishians B HOME 9:30am

Sun 25th June Barnes AWAY 9:30am

Sun 2nd July Ashtead HOME 9:30am

Sun 9th July Richmond AWAY

Sun 16th July HWR HOME 9:30am



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Sun 7th May Richmond HOME 9:30am

Sun 14th May Esher AWAY 9:30am

Sun 21st May Malden Wanderers AWAY 9:30am

Sun 28th May Teddington HOME 9:30am

Fri 2nd June Bank of England HOME TBC

(League Cup 1st Round)

Sun 11th June Old Rutlishians AWAY

Sun 18th June League Cup 2nd Round *By 18th June*

Sun 25th June Bank of England HOME 9:30am

Sun 2nd July Stoke D’Abernon AWAY 9:30am

Sun 9th July East Molesey HOME 9:30am

League Cup Semi Finals *By 9th July*

Sun 16th July Spencer AWAY

Mon 31st July League Cup Final *By 31st July*


Sun 7th May BYE (Surrey Cup 1st Round)

Sun 14th May Alleyn (Surrey Cup 2nd Round) HOME 9:30am

Sun 21st May Banstead AWAY 9:30am

Sun 28th May Sutton HOME 9:30am

Sun 4th June Old Whitgiftians HOME 9:30am

Sun 11th June East Molesey AWAY 1:00pm

Sun 18th June Merstham HOME 9:30am

Sun 25th June Spencer AWAY



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Sun 30th April Richmond A AWAY

Sun 7th May Spencer B HOME 9:30am

Sun 14th May HWR AWAY 9:30am

Sun 21st May Richmond B AWAY 1:00pm

Sun 28th May Barnes HOME 9:30am

Sun 11th June Richmond A HOME 9:30am

Sun 18th June HWR HOME 9:30am

Sun 25th June Spencer B AWAY

Sun 9th July Richmond B HOME 9:30am

Sun 16th July Barnes AWAY 9:30am


Sun 30th April East Molesey AWAY 1:00pm Sun 7th May Esher AWAY 9:30am Sun 14th May Barnes HOME 9:30am Sun 21st May Richmond HOME 9:30am Sun 28th May Stoke D’Abernon AWAY 9:30am (League Cup 1st Round) Sun 4th June Spencer AWAY 9:30am Sun 11th June East Molesey HOME 9:30am Sun 18th June League Cup 2nd Round *By 18th June*Sun 25th June Esher HOME 9:30am Sun 2nd July Barnes AWAY 9:30am Sun 9th July Richmond AWAY League Cup Semi Finals *By 9th July*Sun 16th July Spencer HOME 9:30am Mon 31st July League Cup Final *By 31st July*

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07949 219362


*Archbishop Tenison Ground, Arthur Road, Motspur Park, KT3 6LX

AChIEvEMENTS:League Winners 2007,2009,2010, 2014

League Runners Up 2011, 2012, 2013 & 2015

Mid Surrey League Division 2A Wimbledon U12B

Match Manager Bob Mitchell07949 129272

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Sun 7th May Battersea Ironsides AWAY 9:45am

Sun 14th May Malden Wanderers HOME 9:30am

Sun 21st May Old Wimbledonians AWAY 9:30am

Sun 4th June Richmond B HOME 9:30am

Sun 11th June Spencer B AWAY 9:30am

Sun 25th June Old Rutlishans B HOME 9:30am

Sun 9th July Bank of England AWAY 9:45am

Sun 16th July Barnes B HOME 9:30am

DATE OPPONENT GROuND TIMESun 7th May Malden Wanderers HOME 9:30am Sun 14th May Ashsted AWAY 10:00am Sun 21st May Barnes (League Cup 1st Round) AWAY 9:30amSun 28th May Esher HOME 9:30am Sun 4th June Spencer AWAY 9:30am Sun 11th June Stoke D’Abernon HOME 9:30am Sun 18th June League Cup 2nd Round *By 18th June*Sun 25th June Richmond AWAY Sun 2nd July Sheen Park HOME 9:30am Sun 9th July Teddington AWAY 9:30am League Cup Semi Finals *By 9th July*Mon 31st July League Cup Final *By 31st July*

2016 U10A

Home fixtures are played at Memorial Sports Ground, Westway Close, SW20 9LN

(Parking at Raynes Park High School, SW20 0JL) AChIEvEMENTS:

Cup Winners 2004, 2012League Winners 2005, 2006, 2013, 2014League Runners Up 2007, 2010, 2012

North East and Central Surrey League Pairs U11Wimbledon U11C

Match Manager Jamie Houghton07718 778662

Mid Surrey U11 Division 2 Wimbledon U11B

Match Manager Richard Hyatt07788 252132

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Sun 30th April Barnes HOME 9:30am

Sun 7th May Spencer Girls (U12) AWAY 9/9:30am

Sun 14th May Old Rutlishians HOME 9:30am

Mon 29th May Worcester Park AWAY 6:00pm (BH)

Sun 4th June Esher B HOME 9:30am

Sun 11th June Spencer B AWAY

Sun 25th June Banstead HOME 9:30am

Sun 2nd July Leatherhead AWAY 9:30am

Sun 9th July Long Ditton HOME 9:30am

Sun 16th July Richmond B AWAY


Sun 7th May Addiscombe HOME 9:30am

Sun 14th May Cheam AWAY

Sun 21st May NEC League Cup 1st Round HOME 9:30am

Banstead

Sun 28th May Old Wimbledonians HOME 9:30am

Sun 4th June Bank of England AWAY 9:45am

Sun 11th June Spencer HOME 9:30am

Sun 18th June Trinity Mid-Whitgiftians HOME 9:30am

Sun 25th June Addiscombe AWAY 9:30am

Sun 2nd July Tadworth HOME 9:30am

Sun 9th July Spencer AWAY

Sun 16th July Old Wimbledonians AWAY 9:30am


(parking at Raynes Park High School, SW20 0JL)*Raynes Park Sports Ground, Taunton Avenue, Raynes Park, SW20 0BH


(parking at Raynes Park High School, SW20 0JL) AChIEvEMENTS:

League Winners 2010, 2013League Runners Up 2008, 2009, 2011, 2014 & 2015

Cup Semi finalists 2014

U10B North East and Central Surrey League PairsWimbledon U10B

Match Manager Ben Holt 07866 737711


(parking at Raynes Park High School, SW20 0JL)Raynes Park Sports Ground, Taunton Avenue, Raynes Park, SW20 0BH

AChIEvEMENTS:League Winners 2004,2006,2007,2008,2010

League Runners Up 2009 & 2014 Cup Semi finalists 2014NEC Tournament Champions 2014

Mid Surrey Division 1 Pairs - Wimbledon U10AMatch Manager Mike Fox / Martin Dakin

07803 770408 / 07717 454101

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Sun 30th April East Molesey AWAY 4:00pm Sun 7th May Richmond HOME 9:30am Fri 12th May Stoke D’Abernon AWAY 6:00pm Mon 15th May Esher AWAY 6:00pm Sun 28th May Spencer AWAYSun 4th June Sheen Park HOME 9:30am (League Cup 1st Round) Sun 11th June Barnes HOME 9:30am Sun 18th June East Molesey HOME 9:30am Sun 25th June Richmond AWAY 1:00pm League Cup 2nd Round *By 25th June*Sun 2nd July Stoke D’Abernon HOME 9:30am Sun 9th July Esher HOME 9:30am Sun 16th July Spencer HOME 9:30am League Cup Semi Finals *By 16th July*Sun 30th July Barnes AWAY 9:30am Mon 31st July League Cup Final *By 31st July*


Sun 7th May Banstead AWAY 9:30am Mon 8th May NEC League Cup Prelim Round AWAY 6:00pm *Before 21st May* vs Esher Sun 14th May Sutton HOME 9:30am Sun 21st May Oxted & Limpsfield TBC (if win Prelim Round) (League Cup 1st Round)Sun 28th May Spencer AWAY Sun 4th June Old Rutlishians HOME 9:30am Sun 11th June Reigate Priory AWAY 9:30am Sun 18th June Old Whitgiftians AWAYSun 25th June Merstham HOME 9:30am Sun 2nd July Purley AWAYSun 9th July Cheam HOME 9:30am

2016 U9A 2016 U9B

Home fixtures are played at our main Clubhouse, Church Road, Wimbledon, SW19 5AG

AChIEvEMENTS:2007, 2013 NEC Tournament Winners

2010 NEC Tournament finalists

NEC hardball - Pairs - MondaysWimbledon U9A

Home fixtures are played at our main Clubhouse, Church Road, Wimbledon, SW19 5AG

NEC Softball - PairsWimbledon U9B

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Mon 8th May AJ Academy HOME 6:00pm

Mon 15th May Spencer HOME 6:00pm

Mon 22nd May Sutton HOME 6:00pm

Mon 5th June Ashstead HOME 6:00pm

Mon 12th June Esher HOME 6:00pm

Mon 19th June Sutton AWAY 6:00pm

Mon 26th June Spencer AWAY 6:00pm

Mon 3rd July AJ Academy AWAY 6:00pm

Mon 10th July Esher AWAY 6:00pm

Mon 17th July Ashstead AWAY 6:00pm


Sun 21st May Streatham & Malborough HOME 9:30am

Sun 28th May Spencer AWAY

Sun 4th June Old Rutlishians AWAY

Sun 11th June Spencer Girls AWAY

Sun 25th June Streatham & Malborough AWAY 9:30am

Sun 2nd July Spencer HOME 9:30am

Sun 9th July Old Rutlishians HOME 9:30am

Sun 16th July Spencer Girls HOME 9:30am

Further U9 friendlies TBC

Home matches played at Raynes Park Sports Ground, Taunton Avenue, Raynes Park, SW20 0BH

AChIEvEMENTS:Tournament Winners 2008, 2012 Tournament finalists 2007, 2009, 2010

League Runners Up 2013

U8 NEC League - Softball (Pairs)Match Manager Garey Howe

07939 762435


Sat 3rd June Spencer x 2 teams HOME 9:30am

Sat 10th June Spencer Girls AWAY

Sat 17th June Old Rutlishians x 2 teams HOME 9:30am

Sat 24th June Esher AWAY

Sat 1st July Dulwich AWAY

Sat 8th July Alleyn HOME 9:30am

Sat 15th July AJ Academy AWAY 9:30am

Further U8 Friendly Fixtures TBC

SMASh IT festivals U11 GirlsMatch Manager Eranga Mendis

07888 761145


Sat 13th May Festival @ Dulwich AWAY 9:30am

Sun 21st May Festival @ Spencer AWAY

Sun 28th May Festival (vs Spencer & Dulwich) HOME

Sat 10th June FIXTURE TBC (dependant on round 1 result)

Sat 17th June FIXTURE TBC (dependant on round 1 result)

Sat 24th June FIXTURE TBC (dependant on Round 1 result)

Sat 8th July SEE FIXTURE LIST FOR ROUND 3 INFO

Further Friendly Fixtures TBC

SMASh IT festivals U9 GirlsMatch Manager Eranga Mendis

07888 761145


Sun 4th June Festival (Oxsted & Limpsfield to Host) AWAY

Sun 25th June Festival (Ashstead to Host) AWAY

Sun 16th July Festival (TBC) AWAY

Sun 23rd July Festival (TBC) AWAY

Further Friendly Fixtures TBC

Home venues TBC

Home venues TBC

All junior cricketers under the age of 18 must wear protective gear when batting in the nets and for matches (Helmet, Gloves, Pads and Box). Wicket Keepers must wear a Helmet when keeping “up” to the stumps. Cricketers are not allowed to wear spikes in the nets.

Code of Conduct for Players• Players are expected to behave with

respect towards adults and the other players alike.

• No player should question an umpire or coach’s decision in any way.

• No player should ever make rude comments or signs to anyone at any time.

• Spitting is an unhygienic and unacceptable habit, which will not be tolerated.

• Bullying of any sort will not be tolerated - this includes name-calling.

• Cricket is a team sport and as such players should encourage each other rather than handing out blame.

• No one should be made to feel bad just because they have made a mistake or are not as accomplished as others.

• If players do not behave appropriately their parents will be contacted and asked to collect them from the session.

Code of Conduct for parents/carers/Guardians

• Encourage your child to learn the rules and play within them.

• Always discourage unfair play and arguing with officials.

• Help your child to recognise good performance, not just results.

• Never force your child to take part in sport.• Set a good example by recognising fair play

and applauding the good performances of all.

• Never punish or belittle a child for losing or making mistakes.

• Publicly accept officials’ judgements/Decisions

• Support your child’s involvement and help them to enjoy their sport.

• Use correct and proper language at all times.

Photography / videosThere may be occasion during the season where photographs/videos will be taken for use within the Club newsletter/team photos or for the Club End of Season videos.

Child Protection PolicyThe Wimbledon Club aims to create an enjoyable environment for all juniors who wish to take part in Cricket, Hockey, Squash, Tennis and (other) social activities at the club.The club emphasises that young people have the right to be safe, secure and free from threat.The club acknowledges that young people have the right to be treated with respect and for their concerns to be listened to and acted upon.The Club will ensure that junior members have specific programmes and facilities designated for them, with adequate supervision during the sessions (It is the responsibility of parents at all other times).The club has procedures in place to provide help and support in a confidential basis on issues relating to Child Protection.The club will ensure that the Head Coach in each sport holds a Coaching qualification and that other coaches and assistants are qualified.The club will ensure that any club members and volunteers working with young people in cricket, hockey, squash and tennis, are aware of and apply the Code of Conduct for those working with children.The club abides by the codes of conducts and policies of the governing bodies of all four sports. If you would like to see copy of the documents please contact Julie Quester.

Transport PolicyThe Wimbledon Club policy is that parents or other responsible adults will be transporting players to and from matches and practice sessions. Therefore, the Club will not be registering Private Vehicles for the transportation of individuals in connection with any fixtures or practice sessions arranged by the Club. The implementation of this policy is not intended to exclude any player from participation.

Incident / accident procedures• In the event of an injury happening at a

training session the first aider on site will

JUNIOR CRICKET SAFETY NOTICES take responsibility for administering initial first aid support.

• In the event of an injury requiring specialist treatment, they will take appropriate action.

• The Club request an emergency number on registration forms. Please make sure that you give a contact number for the duration of the session.

• Make sure that the first aider has filled in the incident/accident report form.Club Inclusion and Diversity Policy

The Wimbledon Club in all its activities, is fully committed to the principles of equality of opportunity in cricket, and to ensuring that its employees, members and all other individuals working or volunteering for The Wimbledon Club and participating in or watching The Wimbledon Club’s activities are treated fairly and are able to conduct their activities free from discrimination, harassment or intimidation.• The Wimbledon Club in all its activities will

not discriminate, or in any way treat anyone less favourably against on the grounds of age, gender, disability, race, parental or marital status, pregnancy, religion or belief or sexual orientation.

• The Wimbledon Club will not tolerate harassment, bullying, abuse or victimisation of individuals.

• The Wimbledon Club will endeavour to create access and opportunities for all those individuals who wish to participate, and are lawfully eligible to participate, in its activities.

• The Wimbledon Club will ensure that it complies with the requirements of the Equality Act 2010 and shall take all reasonable steps to ensure that its employees, members and volunteers adhere to these requirements and this policy.

• This policy is fully supported by The Wimbledon Club General Committee who are responsible for the implementation of this policy.

The Wimbledon Club is committed to the investigation of any claims when brought to its attention, of discrimination, harassment, bullying, abuse or victimisation of an individual, and reserves the right to impose such sanction as it considers appropriate and proportionate, where such is found to be the case.• In the event that any employee, member,

volunteer, participant or spectator feels that he has suffered discrimination, harassment, bullying, abuse or victimisation, they should report the matter in writing to the Welfare Officer of The Wimbledon Club. Julie Quester, [email protected], 020 8971 8092.

• Any such report should include: details of what occurred; when and where the occurrence took place; any witness details and copies of any witness statements.

• If the accused individual is an employee, the Welfare Officer will regard the issue as a disciplinary issue and will follow The Wimbledon Club’s employment disciplinary procedure.

• If the accused individual is a non-employee, the Welfare Officer• may decide (at sole discretion) to uphold

or dismiss the complaint without holding a hearing;

• may (at sole discretion) hold a hearing at which both parties will be entitled to attend and present their case;

• will have the power to impose any one or more of the following sanctions on any person found to be in breach of any policy: (a) warn as to future conduct; (b) suspend from membership; (c) remove from membership; (d) exclude a non-member from the facility, either temporarily or permanently; and (e) turn down a non-member’s current and/or future membership application; and

• will provide both parties with written reasons for its decision.

• A party may appeal a decision of the Welfare Officer to the General Committee of The Wimbledon Club, and thereafter, if The General Committee uphold the decision of the Welfare Officer, to the relevant County Cricket board by writing to the relevant County Cricket Board within 3 months of The Wimbledon Club’s decision being notified to that party.

• If the nature of the complaint is with regard to the Welfare Officer of The Wimbledon Club the complainant may report the complaint directly to the relevant County Cricket Board.

This policy will be reviewed periodically by The Wimbledon Club in consultation with the England and Wales Cricket Board Limited.

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