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2012 T20 KO Handbook

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CONTENTS

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Foreword . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Marston’s T20 Knock-Out Competition Rules 2012 . . . . 4

Marston’s T20 Knock-Out Competition Fixtures 2012 . . . . 9

Shropshire Premier League Knock-Out Cup Competition Previous Results 10

Shrewsbury Chronicle Cup Twenty 20 K.O. Final 2011 . . . . 10

Shropshire League Knockout Competitions Previous Results. . . . 11

League KO Final 2011 . . . . . . . . . . 11

Club Contact Details . . . . . . . . . . 12

Umpires’ Panel . . . . . . . . . . 15

KNOCK-OUT COMPETITION OFFICIALS

Knock-Out Competitions Sub-Committee:TIM BARBER Tel: 01743 243890 or 07811 406331

E-mail: [email protected] PARKER Tel: 07974 767518

E-mail: [email protected] SMITH Tel: 01939 235576

GORDON SMITH Tel: 07793 902473E-mail: [email protected]

MARTIN GAUNT Tel: 07976 383135E-mail: [email protected]

JAMIE DOWLEY Tel: 07713 628141E-mail: [email protected]

IAN RAMSAY Tel: 01743 241118. E-mail: [email protected]

ADAM PHILLIPS Tel: 07876 773918.E-mail: [email protected]

Registrations & Results Co-ordinator:CRAIG SIMMS Tel: 01952 275914 or (M) 07531 039671.

E-mail: [email protected]

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FOREWORD

With the merger of the Shropshire Cricket League and theShropshire Premier Cricket League, all member clubs of thenew Shropshire County Cricket League have been invited totake part in the inaugural Marston’s T20 KO competition. Thecompetition this year includes entries from 41 clubsrepresenting the top five divisions of the League – no doubtsome of our smaller clubs will be looking forward to theopportunity for giant-killing!

Last year saw the 20:20 competitions played for the finaltime in the Shropshire Cricket League and the ShropshirePremier Cricket League.

In the Shropshire Cricket League the format was refreshedfor 2011 with coloured clothing, coloured balls, additionalfielding restrictions and free hits introduced. For the first time,the competition concluded with a hugely successful Finals Day,hosted by Knockin & Kinnerley CC with aplomb. The last fourof Cound, Forton, Knockin and Pontesbury braved inclementweather to provide some excellent cricket, home side Knockineventually overcoming Forton in the final by 6 wickets. KKCC’sSeth Bradbury was the man of the match, scoring an unbeaten47 from only 28 balls to see Knockin home.

In the Shropshire Premier Cricket League KO 20:20competition, Reman Services defeated Newport by 18 runs inthe final hosted by Newport CC. Reman’s Dominic Bradburnemade a half-century and took six wickets in the match.

With the advent of this new competition, we continue torefresh the rules and the format and hopefully this will bereflected in the enjoyment of the players and spectators alike.Coloured clothing and coloured balls will be allowed in allmatches and to add extra interest the batting side will have anadditional two-over Batting Powerplay that they can take at anypoint after the initial fielding restrictions have ceased in theirinnings.

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The fantastic response from our clubs has meant that werequire a qualifying round and this round and the first roundproper has been regionalised to reduce travelling. The top 16placed clubs from 2011 have been seeded in the first round,with an open draw for the following rounds which will add to theexcitement.

We would like to thank Marston’s for their sponsorship ofthis year’s knock-out competition and we hope that this seasonthey are rewarded with a vibrant competition culminating inFinals day to be held at Ludlow Cricket Club on July 15. Thenew-format Finals day will see both semi-finals and the finalplayed on the same day in what promises to be a celebration ofShropshire cricket.

All that remains is for me to wish every team taking part inthis year’s competition the very best of luck.

TIM BARBER, Chairman, Knock-out Committee

MARTYN HINGLEY, BusinessDevelopment Manager, Marston’s Beer& Pub Company, writes:–

Marston’s are delighted to continuetheir association with league cricket in

Shropshire into a fifth successive season and are excited to bepart of the inaugural new-look SCCL T20 KO competition whichfeatures a record 41 sides.

There will be four rounds culminating in a big Finals Day atLudlow CC on July 15. This will take the format of two semi-finals and a final and should prove to be a special and excitingday out for everyone.

Marston’s will be conducting the draw for each round andthere will be a “player of the round” individual prize throughoutthe competition.

I endorse the sentiments of Tim Barber in wishing everyclub which has entered all good luck throughout thecompetition.

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MARSTON’S T20 KNOCK-OUT COMPETITION RULES 2012

1. OBJECTIVEEThe objective of the competition is to enable teams from member clubs of alldivisions to play each other in an eleven-a-side evening knock-out competition.The competition is intended to provide additional cricket for those players whoplay regularly for their club in its League matches during the season.

2. ORGANISATION2.1 Participation in the competition is only by invitation of the League. Fixtures

for the Preliminary Round will be drawn before the season starts and will bepublished in the League handbook. Fixtures for subsequent rounds will bedrawn at the completion of the previous round.

2.2 Teams will be notified by the Results Secretary who their opponent will be asthe competition progresses.

2.3 The matches will be played according to the M.C.C. Laws of Cricket (2000Code 4th Edition – 2010) modified as under these rules.

2.4 Results must be sent promptly to the Results Secretary. – see rule 5.19 / 5.20.2.5 The competition is organised and run by the Knock-out Competitions Sub-

Committee.

3. PAYMENT OOF UMMPIRESWhere panel umpires are appointed each team will pay umpires’ expenses of £18in cash to one umpire before the start of the match. The match will not start untilboth payments have been made.

4. ELIGIBILITY OOF PPLAYERS4.1 All players must be bona fide members of the club for which they play in the

competition and must be registered with the League in accordance with theLeague’s “Rules and Playing Arrangements”.

4.2 No player may take part in the competition if he plays in any other Leagueon Saturdays.

4.3 To qualify to play in the Second and later rounds of the Competition, allplayers must have taken part in at least 20% of their club’s ShropshireCounty Cricket League matches played before that round. (A Leaguematch which has been abandoned without a ball being bowled does notcount when determining a player’s eligibility.)

4.4 No player may play for more than one club in the competition.4.5 Any club found to have used an ineligible player may be fined and excluded

from the competition the following year at the discretion of the Knock-OutCompetitions Sub-Committee.

4.6 Before the toss for innings, each captain must nominate his players who maynot thereafter be changed without the consent of the opposing captain. Thenominated players are to be set out on a team sheet which is to bepresented to both Umpires. The team is deemed able to start at 6.15 p.m., ifseven or more players are present at 6.05 p.m.

4.7 Any team failing to fulfil a fixture at any stage of the competition, may befined and excluded from the competition the following year at the discretionof the Knock Out Competitions Sub-Committee.

5. MATCH AARRANGEMENTS5.1 Matches shall be played on the ground chosen by the home side.5.2 Matches shall be played on the specified Thursday or following Thursday if

bad weather prevents play on the original date.

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5.3 Any side that declines to play in accordance with Rule 5.2 will be deemed tohave forfeited the match. If, on appeal, the KO Sub-committee considersthat there are extenuating circumstances, the two sides will be given theopportunity to agree a new date, which should be before the next round ofthe competition. If agreement is still not reached, the KO Sub-committee willdecide when the match is to be played and its decision will be binding onboth clubs.

5.4 If inclement weather prevents a match being played on the specified date,the clubs must immediately re-arrange it to take place on the followingThursday. The home club must notify the KO chairman of the revised datewithin 24 hours of the original postponement.

5.5 Should the reserve date be affected by inclement weather conditions, sopreventing a positive result, a bowl-out shall take place to decide the winner.Should the inclement weather conditions prevent a bowl-out taking place,the toss of a coin shall decide the winner of the tie. Notes (c) and (d) belowrefer.

Note –– BBowl-Outsa) The eleven participants from each side shall bowl over-arm alternately at a

complete set of wickets from a distance of a normal pitch length (22 yards),the winner being the side who hit the wickets most times from the elevenattempts.

b) Should the hits be equal after the initial bowl-out, a ‘Sudden Death’ (goldenball) will ensue, with each side bowling in the same alternate order aspreviously with the original ball as used in the initial bowl-out until a positiveresult is achieved.

c) In circumstances whereby the actual ‘square’ is determined unfit, Bowl-outsmay take place on the outfield, in the net area or at a suitable indoor venue,should such a facility be available, which ever is agreed by both sides. If,however both sides agree that conditions are unfit for a bowl-out and nosuitable indoor venue is available, the toss of a coin shall decide the winner.

d) Should the reserve date be postponed, due to inclement weatherconditions, so preventing either side being in attendance, a representativefrom each side shall arrange to meet at a mutually agreed venue, either onthe same evening or no later than the following evening, so enabling thetoss of a coin to take place in deciding the winner.

5.6 No match, other than one re-arranged in accordance with rules 5.3 and 5.4,shall be played after the specified week without permission of the KO Sub-committee.

5.7 Any breach or infringement of these rules will result in the offending club(s)being expelled from the competition. The KO Sub-committee will adjudicateon all matters as necessary, including emergencies and any matter notspecifically covered by these rules. It will decide if and when any extenuatingcircumstances should apply, and its judgment will be binding on all clubs.

5.8 Each side shall have one innings consisting of a maximum of twenty six-ballovers. If there is a late start or weather conditions make this desirable, thecaptains may, before the toss takes place, agree to reduce the number ofovers to a minimum of 5 overs per side.

5.9 Declaration and forfeiture will not apply in the competition – the captain ofthe batting side may not declare his side’s innings closed at any time duringthe course of the match.

5.10 Once a match has started, any interruption of more than 30 minutes forpoor weather, etc, shall render the match void, and the fixture shall berearranged. Captains will commence the rearranged match with a new toss.

5.11 The toss for innings shall take place not later than 6.05 p.m. In the event of ateam not complying with this, the opposing team may, if it so wishes, claimthe toss.

5.12 Matches shall normally commence at 6.15 p.m. If one team is not ready toplay by 6.45 p.m. the match shall be awarded to the other team.

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5.13 The home side shall provide the match ball; it shall be approved by bothcaptains before the toss and be used throughout the game. It need not benew but must be of good quality and in good condition. If both captainsagree a coloured ball may be used; if agreement cannot be reached then ared ball shall be used.

5.14 For the round of 16 through to the Final, the League will supply newcoloured balls.

5.15 No bowler may bowl more than 20% (rounded up to the nearest over) ofthe agreed overs.

5.16 The interval between innings shall not exceed ten minutes, except in theFinal.

5.17 No appeal against the light shall be allowed after the commencement of thesecond innings unless the umpires decide that it would be unreasonable ordangerous for play to continue.

5.18 A match is won by the side scoring the greater number of runs in the agreedovers; if the scores are level, the team which has lost fewer wickets shall bethe winner; if equal, the team scoring the greater number of runs off the bat(i.e. excluding extras) shall be the winner. If still equal, the winner shall bedecided by a bowling competition.The eleven participants from each side shall bowl over-arm alternately at acomplete set of wickets from a distance of a normal pitch length (22 yards),the winner being the side who hit the wickets most times from the elevenattempts.Should the hits be equal after the initial bowl-out, a ‘Sudden Death’ (goldenball) will ensue, with each side bowling in the same alternate order aspreviously with the original ball as used in the initial bowl-out until a positiveresult is achieved.

5.19 It shall be the responsibility of the winning cclub to ensure that a fullycompleted official Shropshire County Cricket League Knock-out score sheet,signed by both captains and umpires, is sent to the Registrations && RResultsCoordinator, to arrive not later than two days after the match was played.Captains should note that the full names of all players must appear on theScore Sheet.The summary results shall be posted on the League’s website by the winningclub not later than 48 hours after the completion of the match. Theminimum information required to satisfy the Rule is as follows:w Scores and wickets for both teamsw Name and score of any batsman scoring more than 20 runsw Wickets and runs for any bowler taking 3 or more wickets

5.20 For the round of 16 through to the Final it will be the responsibility of theappointed panel umpires to send the results sheet to the Registrations &Results Coordinator within 48 hours of the fixture taking place.

5.21 The Registrations & Results Coordinator will notify clubs who theiropponents will be in the next round and will send an official Score Sheet tothe home side.

5.22 Fielding RRestrictionsAt the instant of delivery, there shall not be more than five fielders on the legside. For the first six overs of each innings, only two fielders are permitted to beoutside of an area bounded by two semi circles centred on each middlestump (each with a radius of 30 yards) and joined by a parallel line on eachside of the pitch (the fielding circle). The fielding circle should be marked bya white painted dot or plastic markers. For the remaining overs of each innings, only five fielders are permitted to beoutside the fielding circle at the instant of delivery, except for the two oversof the Batting PPower PPlay, when only three fielders are permitted to beoutside of the 30-yard fielding circle.Batting PPower PPlay – Between overs 7 through to 20 the batting side musttake a two over batting ‘Power PPlay’. The overs nominated must beconsecutive. Where the number of overs has been reduced in the inningsthe batting Power Play can be taken after the recalculated overs for fieldingrestrictions has been bowled.

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In circumstances where the number of overs are reduced, the fieldingrestrictions shall be reduced, proportionately, in accordance with the tablebelow for each innings. Fractions are to be ignored in all calculationsregarding the number of overs.

Total overs in innings No. overs for which fielding restrictions will apply5–6 17–9 2

10–13 314–16 417–19 520 6

In the event of an infringement of any of the above fielding restrictions, thestriker’s end umpire shall call and signal “No ball”. Law 24.12 will apply;except that the penalty for a “No ball” will be two runs.

5.23 Free HHitThe delivery following a “No ball” called for a foot fault (Law 24.5) shall be afree hit for whichever batsman is facing. If the delivery for the free hit is nota legitimate delivery (any kind of no ball or Wide ball) then the next deliverywill become a free hit for whichever batsman is facing it. The penalty for a“No ball” will be one run. For a free hit, the striker may be dismissed onlyunder circumstances that apply for a No ball, even if the delivery for the freehit is called “Wide ball”. Field changes are permitted for free hit deliveries(within the restrictions of 5.22).

5.24 Coloured cclothingColoured clothing will be allowed in all rounds of the competition.

5.25 Bowling oof OOvers –– TTime RRestriction

a) There will normally be two sessions of play of one hour and fifteen minuteseach, separated by an interval of ten minutes, during which time the pitchmay be rolled at the request of the captain of the side batting second.

b) Captains are encouraged to ensure that their team bowl their allocatedovers within the scheduled time for cessation of the innings.

c) In delayed or interrupted matches, one over will be deducted for every threefull minutes and forty-five seconds of playing time lost. The number of oversshall be arranged so that both teams have the opportunity of batting for thesame number of overs (minimum of five overs per side). For reduced overmatches, the timings shall be adjusted by the amount that the starting timeis also adjusted, allowing three minutes and forty-five seconds for each six-ball overs to be bowled.

d) In matches where one or more panel uumpires are standing penalty runsshall apply when sides fail to bowl their twenty overs within one hour andfifteen minutes.

If the team fielding first fails to bowl the required number of overs by thescheduled cessation time of the first innings, play shall continue until therequired number of overs have been bowled. In the event of then failing todo so, the full quota of overs will be completed, and the batting side will becredited with six runs for every full over that has not been bowled, withthese runs being added to their overall total.

This will apply to both innings of the match, and if the side batting second iscredited with runs in this way, and this consequently takes their score pastthat of the side batting first, then the match shall be deemed to have beenwon by the side batting second. All penalties in this regard, will be imposedimmediately the ball first becomes ‘dead’, after the scheduled orre-scheduled cessation time of the innings.

If the innings is terminated before the scheduled or re-scheduled ‘cut-off’time, no over rate penalty shall apply; if the innings is interrupted, the overrate penalty will apply, based on the re-scheduled cessation time for thatinnings.

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e) The umpire shall inform the fielding team captain when taking the field forthe first time and every subsequent occasion, if play is interrupted by theweather, the cessation time for that innings and the umpire at the bowler’send will inform the fielding captain, the batsmen and his fellow umpire, ofany time allowance, as and when they arise (this matter will not be subjectto retrospective negotiation). In addition, in all reduced overs matches, thefielding team will be given one over’s leeway.

5.26 Timed OOutTo encourage the prompt turnaround of players at the fall of a wicket Law31 Timed Out will be amended to one minute and thirty seconds. Theincoming batsman, must be in a position to take guard, or for his partner tobe ready to receive the ball, within one minute and thirty seconds. Playerswill be expected to jog to the wicket, immediately a wicket falls.

5.27 ScorersFor round two onwards, both teams must provide a suitably able scorer forthe match, who is not one of the players in the match.For the earlier rounds clubs should endeavour to provide a suitable ablescorer for the match, who is not one of the players in the match.

6. SEMI-FINALS AAND FFINAL6.1 The date and a neutral venue for the semi-finals and final shall be

determined by the Management Committee.6.2 The League will provide new balls for the semi-finals and final.6.3 The provisions of the competition rules 5.22, 5.23, 5.24, 5.25, 5.26 and

5.27 shall equally apply.6.4 A match is won by the side scoring the greater number of runs in the agreed

overs; if the scores are level, the team which has lost fewer wickets shall bethe winner; if equal, the team scoring the greater number of runs off the bat(i.e. excluding extras) shall be the winner. If still equal, the winner shall bedecided by a bowling competition, with initially five different bowlers eachbowling a delivery at a set of stumps, and if still equal then by sudden death,provided that each team bowls the same number of deliveries and that nobowler may bowl more than one delivery until all members of his team havetaken their turn.

6.5 Each side shall have one innings consisting of a maximum of twenty six-ballovers. If there is a late start or weather conditions make this desirable, thecaptains may, before the toss takes place, agree to reduce the number ofovers to a minimum of 5 overs per side.

6.6 For the Final the players of both teams and the match officials will bepresented with small trophies as mementoes of the occasion.

6.7 For the Final the umpires will be invited to nominate, and a trophy will bepresented to, the Man of the Match.

7. UMMPIRES7.1 The SCB Association of Cricket Officials will appoint umpires for the Round

of 16 through to the Final. For the semi-finals and Final the league will paytheir match fees.

7.2 If requested to do so, the SCB Association of Cricket Officials will endeavourto appoint panel umpires for matches in the earlier rounds of theCompetition; it will however be the responsibility of the team(s) making therequest to pay the umpires reasonable expenses.

7.3 WiidesUmpires are urged to apply a strict and consistent interpretation of Law 25“Wide Ball”to prevent negative bowling wide of the wicket, especially downthe leg side.7.3.1 Any ball passing behind the batsman (in his normal stance at the

wicket) not touching his person or equipment, will be called andsignalled “wide ball” by the bowler’s end umpire.

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7.3.2 As a guideline to the umpires for the calling of wides on the off side,pitch markings should be expanded to include lines 17* inside eitherreturn crease at each end of the pitch.

No bball7.4 Any ball which after pitching passes or would have passed above shoulder

height of the batsman standing upright at the crease shall be called andsignalled no ball by the umpire at the bowler’s end.

7.5 Any high full pitched ball (regardless of pace) which passes or would havepassed above waist height of the striker standing upright at the crease shallbe called and signalled “No ball” by the umpire standing at the bowler’send.

7.6 Law 24.6 is replaced by:The umpire at the bowler’s end shall call and signal “No Ball” if a ball whichhe considers to have been delivered without having previously touched bator person of the strikerEither a) bounces more than ONCE

b) rolls along the ground before it reaches the popping crease.

8. 2012 KK.O. 220:220 CCOMPETITION DDATESRound Matches tto bbe pplayed oon Reserve dday ffor

rain-delayed mmatchQualifying Thursday, 10th May Thursday, 17th MayRound 1 Thursday, 24th May Thursday, 31st MayRound 2* Thursday, 7th June Thursday, 14th JuneQuarter finals* Thursday, 21st June Thursday, 28th JuneSemi-finals & Final Sunday, 15th July Sunday, 29th JulyTo be hosted by Ludlow CC* Panel umpires to be appointed

MARSTON’S T20 KNOCK OUT COMPETITION FIXTURES 2012Qualifying RRound –– 110th MMayShrewsbury III v Bishop's CastleGrove v CondoverBeacon v Wellington IIIPontesbury v LilleshallShifnal III v LlanidloesCalverhall v Market DraytonOverton on Dee v Cae GlasWhittington v PreesOswestry III v Iscoyd & Fenns Bank

Round 11 –– 224th MMay (Draw to be made after qualifying round completed)Seeded teams – will not be drawn against another seed (only applies to Round 1):Wem St Georges BomereAlbrighton Newport WorfieldReman Services Quatt BroseleyNewtown Much Wenlock SheltonMadeley Allscott LudlowWroxeter

Other teams with bye to Round 1:Frankton Forton Knockin & KinnerleyWelshpool Alberbury MontgomeryCound

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SHROPSHIRE PREMIER LEAGUE KNOCK-OUT CUP COMPETITION PREVIOUS RESULTS

Winners Runners-up1970 Rolls Royce Newport1971 Newport/Fenns Bank (TIE)1972 St. Georges Bridgnorth1973 Newport St. Georges1974 Rolls Royce Wellington1975 Shrewsbury Shifnal1976 St. Georges Shrewsbury1977 Shrewsbury Ludlow1978 Shrewsbury Newport1979 Shrewsbury Whitchurch1980 Wroxeter St. Georges1981 Shrewsbury Wroxeter1982 Shrewsbury Wroxeter1983 Shrewsbury Whitchurch1984 Shrewsbury Newport1985 Wroxeter Newport1986 Wroxeter Shrewsbury1987 Wellington Whitchurch1988 Shrewsbury Newport1989 Newport Oswestry1990 Newport Oswestry

Winners Runners-up1991 Wem Wellington1992 Wellington Shrewsbury1993 Shrewsbury Whitchurch1994 Perkins Wellington1995 Wellington Bridgnorth1996 Shrewsbury St. Georges1997 Wroxeter Perkins1998 Ludlow St. Georges1999 Wellington Wroxeter2000 Wellington Perkins2001 Bridgnorth Whitchurch2002 Shrewsbury Newport2003 Wroxeter Bridgnorth2004 Oswestry St. Georges2005 Wellington Oswestry2006 Shrewsbury Shifnal2007 Shifnal Wellington2008 Shrewsbury Newport2009 Allscott Reman Services2010 Newport Reman Services2011 Reman Services Newport

SHREWSBURY CHRONICLE CUP Twenty 20 K.O. FINAL 2011

Played at Newport CC, 21st August 2011

Reman Services 164-6 Dominic Bradburne 52, Mal Serplet 50Rashid Khan 2-17, Ryan Jakeman 2-32

Newport 141-6 Stewart Anderson 49, Jamie Prew 27*Gary Williams 2-17, Shane Gwilt 1-22

Reman Services 150-7 Jamie Wear 59, Ed. Ashlin 29*James Coggins 4-22, Ed. Parton 2-30

Newport 155 Nick Watkins 33, Rashid Khan 23, Paul Furniss 22Dominic Bradburne 5-33, Mark Tooze 1-14

Reman Services won by 18 runs.

Man of the Match: Dominic Bradburne (Reman Services)

LOSING SSEMI-FINALISTS: Ludlow and Shelton.

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SHROPSHIRE LEAGUE KNOCK-OUT CUP COMPETITION PREVIOUS RESULTS

Winners Runners-up Semi-finalist Semi-finalist1981 Bomere Heath Iscoyd&Fenns Bank Quatt Forton1982 Frankton Albrighton Coton Hall GKN Sankey1983 Craven Arms Coton Hall Ellesmere Forton1984 Shawbury Craven Arms Bomere Heath Forton1985 Bomere Heath GKN Sankey Craven Arms Frankton1986 Bomere Heath Overton Much Wenlock Forton1987 Iscoyd&Fenns Bank Forton MEB Albrighton1988 Bomere Heath Coton Hall Cathedral Tibberton1989 Iscoyd&Fenns Bank Forton Hodnet&Peplow Albrighton1990 Forton Iscoyd&Fenns Bank Bomere Heath Tibberton1991 Forton Whittington British Sugar Frankton1992 Frankton Telford Muslims Whittington Forton1993 Whittington British Sugar Iscoyd&Fenns Bank Willey1994 Telford Muslims Alberbury Ellesmere Madeley1995 Coton Hall Frankton Telford Muslims Forton1996 Telford Muslims Frankton Montgomery Forton1997 Telford Muslims Welshpool Cound Frankton1998 Frankton British Sugar Montgomery Albrighton1999 Worfield Whittington Montgomery Tibberton2000 Whittington Telford Muslims British Sugar Pontesbury2001 Tibberton Llanidloes Much Wenlock Frankton2002 Tibberton Shelton Montgomery Worfield2003 Shelton Much Wenlock British Sugar Welshpool2004 Frankton Worfield Condover&Wroxeter Llanidloes2005 British Sugar Much Wenlock Montgomery Frankton2006 Frankton Condover&Wroxeter Much Wenlock Alberbury2007 British Sugar Llanidloes Much Wenlock Cae Glas2008 Frankton Montgomery Allscott Worfield2009 Wroxeter Frankton Trysull & Seisdon Alberbury2010 Wroxeter Lilleshall Knockin & Kinnerley Frankton2011 Knockin & Kinnerley Forton Cound Pontesbury

LEAGUE K.O. FINAL 2011

Played at Knockin & Kinnerley CC, 17th July 2011

Forton 164-7 A. Barratt 53, S. Berger 65J. Jones 3-34

Knockin & Kinnerley 168-4 B. Thomas 48, R. Boyes 34, S. Bradbury 47*

Knockin & Kinnerley won by 6 wickets.

Man of the Match: Seth Bradbury

K.O. SSEMI-FINALS:

Forton beat Pontesbury by 13 runs.

Knockin & Kinnerley beat Cound by 1 run.

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CLUB CONTACT DETAILS

Alberbury (Pecknall Farm, Pecknall Lane, Alberbury, SY5 9AN)1st XI Captain Charles Bourne (01743 821228 or 07754 976789)Secretary Pauline Hughes (01743 884768), email: [email protected]

Albrighton (Kennel Lane, Albrighton, WV7 3BQ. Tel: 01902 373221)1st XI Captain Steve Cowie (07837 068195)Secretary Julie Miller (01902 373195 or 07989 099948),

email: [email protected]

Allscott (Allscott, Telford, TF6 5EQ. Tel: 07957 992096)1st XI Captain Jason Allen (07855 553430)Secretary Peter Starling (07989 907738), email: [email protected]

Beacon (The County Ground, Frankwell, Shrewsbury, SY3 8HQ)1st XI Captain Steve Reece (01743 460855 or 07771 616833)Secretary Adam Phillips (01743 368667 or 07876 773918)

Bishop’s CCastle (The Manor Ground, Montgomery Road, Bishops Castle, SY9 5HA)1st XI Captain Jonathan Price (01588 640273 or 07836 320318)Secretary Simon Palmer (01588 680626 or 07779 844613),


Bomere HHeath (Shrewsbury Road, Bomere Heath, Shrewsbury, SY4 3AW)1st XI Captain Ian Gillespie (01952 415419 or 07761 970759)Secretary Andrew Gittins (01743 850169 or 07886 212542),


Broseley (The Stocking, Woodlands Road, Broseley, TF12 5PX. Tel: 01952 882877)1st XI Captain Jonathan Lloyd (07500 960092)Secretary Martin Murdoch (01952 616909 or 07920 209084),


Cae GGlas (Gatacre Playing Fields, Gatacre Avenue, Oswestry, SY11 1DR)1st XI Captain Keith Yapp (01743 231993 or 07734 162518)Secretary Andy Dibnah (01691 671832 or 07811 076821),


Calverhall (Calverhall, Whitchurch, SY13 4PE)1st XI Captain Oliver Griffiths (01948 661888 or 07730 587735)Secretary Chris Dodd (07919 923582), email: [email protected]

Condover (Condover, Shrewsbury, SY5 7AA)1st XI Captain Jon Mansell (07967 308895)Secretary Dale Hardgrave (01939 260205 or 07860 609615),


Cound (Harnage Road, Cound, SY5 6EW)1st XI Captain Matt Jones (01743 465064 or 07717 290743)Secretary Brian Hunt (01939 233047 or 07930 324014)

Forton (Eccleshall Road, Forton, Newport, TF10 8BY)1st XI Captain Chris Sayers (01952 419001 or 07772 798034)Secretary Keith Williams (01952 405624 or 07902 594566)

Frankton (Hardwick Park, Ellesmere)1st XI Captain Jordan Parry (01691 623303 or 07812 334323)Secretary Jonathan Chappell (01948 830347 or 07876 771053)

Grove (Unison Club, Abbey Foregate, Shrewsbury, SY2 6LY; artificial wicket, non-spikes needed)

1st XI Captain Nick Benwell (01939 291325 or 07877 599062)Secretary Julie Benwell (07765 663316)

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Iscoyd && FFenns BBank (Iscoyd Park, Iscoyd, Whitchurch, SY13 3AT)1st XI Captain Paul Gresty (07792 792586)Secretary Louis Aylward (07909 442416), email: [email protected]

Knockin && KKinnerley (Nursery Ground, Kinnerley Road, Knockin, Oswestry, SY10 8HL)1st XI Captain Hugh Morris (01939 261365 or 07740 007609)Secretary Joy Higginson (01691 682081 or 07966 578070),


Lilleshall (Church Road, Lilleshall, Nr Newport. Tel: 01952 677644)1st XI Captain Ed Keenan (07971 401561)Secretary Peter Maltby (01952 615613 or 07850 443747)

Llanidloes (The Recreation Ground, Llangurig Road, Llanidloes, SY18 6EU)1st XI Captain Adrian Foulkes (01686 412485)Secretary Tony Goodman (01686 412256), email: [email protected]

Ludlow (Burway Lane, Ludlow, SY8 1DT)1st XI Captain Louis Watkins (07825 999339)Secretary Phil Parker (01584 856280)

Madeley (Park Street, Madeley, Telford, TF7 5LD. Tel: 01952 585600)1st XI Captain Chris Hodson (01952 588309 or 07971 645899)Secretary D. White (01952 295787)

Market DDrayton (Betton Road, Market Drayton, TF9 1H4)1st XI Captain Paul Martin (01630 652608 or 07890 378612)Secretary James Connolly (01630 658503 or 07971 572209),


Montgomery (Lymore, Montgomery, SY15 6UL)1st XI Captain Tim Davies (07793 233012)Secretary David Thomas (01686 668934 or 07811 259181)k

Much Weenlock (Gaskell Field, Station Road, Much Wenlock, TF13 6JE)1st XI Captain Chris Lewis (07814 680588)Secretary Bill James (01952 727015), email: [email protected]

Newport (1sts & 2nd XIs: Audley Avenue, Newport, TF10 7AD. Tel: 01952 810403).1st XI Captain Rob Kelly (07764 471852)Secretary Stuart Goodwin (01952 810403), email: [email protected]

Newtown (Pool Road, Newtown, SY16 3AJ. Tel: 01686 626433)1st XI Captain Jonathon Davies (07814 121662)Secretary John Hester (01686 624855), email: [email protected]

Oswestry (3rd XI: Morda Road, Oswestry, SY11 2AY)3rd XI Captain Adam Woodcock (07816 315924)Secretary Hugh Roberts (01691 655890 or 07971 963016)

Overton (Playing Fields, Wrexham Road, Overton-on-Dee, LL13 0DY)Captain Dan Dowell (01978 664952)Secretary Rob Lawrenson (01978 710537 or 07931 148420)

Pontesbury (Shrewsbury Road, Pontesbury, SY5 0QD)1st XI Captain Darrell Corfield (01743 232754 or 07791 885194)Secretary Tim Barber (01743 243890 or 07811 406331)

Prees (Brades Road, Prees, SY13 2DX)Captain Peter Richards (01948 840309 or 07791 298818)Secretary Gary Dawson (07745 953560),


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Quatt (Quatt Oval, Quatt)1st XI Captain Adrian Evans (07703 055686)Secretary Kelly Evans (07867 361749),


Reman SServices (Albert Road, Shrewsbury, SY1 4JD. Tel: 01743 352135 (Social Club))1st XI Captain Mal Serplet (01939 291007 or 07932 621746)Secretary Simon Peleszok (07827 916675), email: [email protected]

Shelton (Racecourse Lane, Shrewsbury, SY3 8DN)1st XI Captain Steve Griffiths (07980 274326)Secretary Mark Davies (07702 433392), email: [email protected]

Shifnal (3rd & 4th XIs: (Weston-under-Lizard) Beighterton Lane, Blymhill)3rd XI Captain Neil Lorimer (01952 416933 or 07872 679981)Secretary Neil Lorimer (01952 416933 or 07872 679981)

Shrewsbury (3rd XI: SCAT, London Road, Shrewsbury, SY2 6PR)3rd XI Captain Doug Reynolds (07908 160577)Secretary Scott Higgins (01743 246027 or 07803 290682),


St. GGeorges (Church Street, St Georges, TF2 9LU. Tel: 01952 612911)1st XI Captain Ben Byram (07885 599390)Secretary Mike Waldron (07850 766518),


Weellington (Orleton Park, Haygate Road, Wellington, TF1 2BW. Tel: 01952 242613)3rd XI Captain Steve Pitchford (07807 522142)Secretary Peter Byram (01952 242613), email: [email protected]

Weelshpool (Maesydre Recreation Ground, Howell Drive, Severn Street, Welshpool, SY21 7AT. Tel: 01938 553274)

1st XI Captain Ernie Birch (01938 500522 or 07733 126479)Secretary Joe Birch (01938 500522 or 07719 621153),


Weem (The Kynaston Cricket Ground, Soulton Road, Wem, SY4 5HR)1st XI Captain Josh Gough (07971 643257)Secretary Susan Healey (01939 233843), email: [email protected]

Whhittington (Babinswood Road, Whittington. Tel: 01691 670624)1st XI Captain Charles Higgin (07794 669256)Secretary Jason Whitley (07508 148562), email: [email protected]

Woorfield (Davenport Park, Worfield, WV15 5JZ. Tel: 01746 716351)1st XI Captain James Parker (07891 578653)Secretary Wayne Davies (01746 716205 or 07973 257947),


Wrroxeter (The Avenue, Uppington, TF6 5HN)1st XI Captain Nick Bevan (07790 387690)Secretary Duncan Brearley (01743 352960 or 07595 231664),


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UMPIRES’ PANEL

PANEL ORGANISER:Mike Sheehy, 4 Snowdrop Close, Shrewsbury, SY3 7TU. Tel: 01743 361651.PANEL MMEMBERS:Max Bishop, 10 Woodlands Road, Broseley Wood, TF12 5PU. Tel: 01952 884029, Mob:

07791 592235.Duncan Brearley, 7 Copthorne Drive, Shrewsbury, SY3 8RY. Tel: 01743 352960, Mob:

07595 231664.Paul Brace, 7 Chalice Close, Muxton, TF2 8QZ. Tel: 01952 608214, Mob: 07988

246589.Mike Cliffe, 36 Kingston Drive, Shrewsbury, SY2 6SJ. Tel: 01743 355880.Charles Ephraim, 8 Wall Bank, Church Stretton, SY6 7DR. Tel: 01694 771381.Peter Glover, 22 Church Meadow, Whitchurch, SY13 1PY. Tel: 01948 663086, Mob:

07814 898639.Anthony Harris, 59 Henley Drive, Oswestry, SY11 2RF. Tel: 01691 656350, Mob: 07968

500229.Bob Hesketh, The Sycamores, Wesley Road, Ironbridge, TF8 7BD. Tel: 01952 433142.Ken Horden, 1 Great Hay Drive, Chelford Park, Telford, TF7 4DT. Tel: 01952 585925,

Mob: 07714 710869.Grahame Hurst, The Hermitage, Longville, Much Wenlock, TF13 6DS. Tel: 01694

771622, Mob: 07817 939708.Steve Johnson, 3 Cardington, Church Stretton, SY6 7JZ. Tel: 01694 771848, Mob:

07974 302089.Allan Kynaston, 2 Onslow Drive, Shrewsbury, SY1 3DF. Tel: 01743 355889, Mob:

07951 855025.Tony Lucas, 13 Kingsland Bridge Mansions, Murivance, Shrewsbury, SY1 1JF. Tel: 01743

270554.Dave Lunt, 2 Llangollen Terrace, Ifton Heath, St Martins, SY11 3DQ. Tel: 01691

770663, Mob: 07973 659267.Keith Miller, 5 Brindley Close, Albrighton, WV7 3PP. Tel: 01902 373195, Mob: 07967

676473.Peter Mitchell, 11 Birch Rise, Ashley Heath, Market Drayton, TF9 4PZ. Tel: 01630

673620, Mob: 07857 621583.Martin Moreton, 9 Haycocks Drive, Dothill, TF1 3NN. Tel: 01952 245520, Mob: 07974

789846.David Owen, Coppice Farm, Stanton, SY4 4ET. Tel: 01939 251159, Mob: 07722

750863.Clive Parry, Mob: 07969 442330Glyn Picknell, 27 Essex Chase, Priorslee, TF2 9ST. Tel: 01952 201453, Mob: 07889

567821.Ken Price, 22 Corndon Road, Shrewsbury, SY1 4LA. Tel: 01743 366790, Mob: 07966

339796.Alan Rudd, 17A High Street, Broseley, TF12 5HE. Tel: 01952 882140, Mob: 07790

393559.Mike Sheehy, 4 Snowdrop Close, Shrewsbury, SY3 7TU. Tel: 01743 361651.Clive Smith, Whitegates, Soulton Road, Wem, SY4 5BG. Tel: 01939 235576.Gordon Smith, 20 Roseway, Shrewsbury, SY1 4HN. Tel: 01743 465815, Mob: 07793

902473.Peter Smith, 32 St Agatha’s Close, Dothill, TF1 3QP. Tel: 01952 244709, Mob: 07966

111461.Jim Strachan, 50 Audley Road, Newport, TF10 7DL. Tel: 01952 403903, Mob: 07990

606238.Phil Wardle, Isle Grange Farm, Isle Lane, Bicton, SY3 8EE. Tel: 01743 851461, Mob:

07860 790575.John Weston, 2 Vineyard Cottages, Grinshill, SY4 3BW. Tel: 01939 220519.James Whittall, The Gable Barn, Snitton, Ludlow, SY8 7EZ. Tel: 01584 891394, Mob:

07913 055566.

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