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Bury Cricket Club 2019
Members of the Greater Manchester Cricket League
Fixtures and Information
CLUB EVENTS
BURY CRICKET CLUB SENIOR PLAYERS MEETING
Tuesday 16 April 8.00PM
BURY CRICKET CLUB FRIENDLIES
Thurssday 27 June Away @Rydal Penrhos School
Tuesday 23 July Away @Bangor CC
Wednesday 25 July Away @MochdreCC
Thursday 25 July Away @Colwyn Bay CC
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THE 7 ANNUAL BURY CRICKET CLUB GOLF DAY
Friday 10 May
BURY CRICKET CLUB FAMILY FUN DAY
Monday 28 May - Morning Sponsored Walk and
Afternoon of Womens Fun Softball Cricket
COUNTY, DISTRICT and FRIENDLY MATCHES @Bury Cricket Club
Thursday 2 May Lancashire U14 Trials
Wednesday 8 May Bury District U13 v Rochdale U13
Thursday 9 May Lancashire U14 Trials
Monday 27 May Bury District U15 v ? District U15
Friday 31 May Lancashire Girls RDC T20 two games
Tuesday 18 June Lancashire Girls v ? Girls
Friday 23 August Lancashire Cricket T20 Under 19’s Final
THE BURY CRICKET CLUB ANNUAL DINNER
At Bury Sports Club
Friday 4 October
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
At Bury Cricket Club
3 February 2020
Chairmans Message May I take this opportunity to wish all our members, spectators, friends, players, committee, and volunteers a very happy and prosperous year. 2018 was no doubt a challenging year for us a as club but my thanks must initially go to our three captains, Jon, Chris and Jonathan, for their hard work in encouraging, cajoling and developing our players in the Bury way. Our first eleven started well, had a difficult middle and a good end to the season finishing fifth. Gustav Nolte our South African overseas player topped the bowling figures by taking fifty seven wickets with four five wicket hauls. Asif Iqbal top scored in the league with 653 runs closely followed by Ben Gorton with 623 runs. Our second team had an excellent season finishing second in the league in a division that consisted of four first elevens and gaining promotion. Special mentions to Arshad Raza on being leading wicket taker and to two young newcomers to the club Nathan Ramsay and Lee Halliwell who I am sure will through the 2019 season be aiming to get into the first team. Our thirds had an excellent season finishing second in the league with Zain Khan top scoring and our captain Jonathan Stackhouse being leading wicket taker. Our fourth team played a number of friendly games throughout the region and will continue to do so. Our Juniors continue to develop and I wish to thank Sam Holt and his dedicated helpers, Maddy, Jordan, Dominic, Matt and the excellent group of managers and support staff. It would be equally remiss not to thank Susan for her excellent work in the pavilion, my fellow committee members for all their efforts and to our scorers, James, Josh, and Freddie our thanks go once again for their excellent efforts. We were honoured to be considered as one of the four clubs of the year for Lancashire winning the award for South Lancashire, in addition we were reaccredited for Club Mark and also hosted six Lancashire Cricket Club boys and girls fixtures and the finals of the Lancashire ECB Under 19’s T20 Final and the Lancashire under 13’s Club Final.
On Ground related matters we have applied for a grant to improve the remainder of the outfield, improve the car parking and add additional fencing and benches. We are just a year away from 2020, the 175th anniversary of our formation as a club which also coincides with 100 years at Radcliffe Road and we will begin to formulate plans this year for that. Our aim on the playing front is for all our teams to progress and we hope that we can continue to develop our players. To that end this year we are pleased to announce that Martin Kay has agreed to become our senior coach and that Sam Holt has joined us a player. We can confirm that our two overseas players will be Wicardo Visser from South Africa and Milton Shumba from Zimbabwe. Our golf day continues to go from strength to strength and our 7th Annual Event will take place on Friday 11th May at Pike Fold. Your support is welcome. Last year’s summer tour of Wales was an even greater success than before and was enjoyed by all. The tour week will commence on Tuesday 23rd July at Bangor followed by Mochdre CC on the Wednesday, before finishing at Colwyn Bay on the Thursday. If you have not been it is not to be missed. We are also very pleased that Archway Building Services will continue as Main Club Sponsor for this season. Mark Smith – Chairman All Stars Cricket returns to Bury Cricket Club for 2019. It provides boys and girls from 5-8 years old with 8 weeks of non-stop fun. The activity and game based programme is suitable for all skill levels, providing your child with the foundations to begin a lifelong love of physical activity and cricket, while making friends in a safe and enjoyable environment. To register please go to https://ecb.clubspark.uk/AllStars/At/bury
Pete Allen It's always difficult to summarise a player so soon after they have left us. I think you can reflect on a player with rose tinted glasses and get misty eyed about ambient summers past, but Pete Allen was simply the best amateur wicket keeper I ever played with and in the top two I'd either played with, or against. When I first came to Bury CC almost 35 years ago, he was the first person to welcome me at winter nets, but it wasn't until the summer that I realised the standards he set. In the modern age, he was an old fashioned glove man. He just did his job behind the sticks with the minimum of fuss and like all talented players, made the hard stuff look routine. His batting was no great shakes but he held his place on the purity of his glove work. If there was any discussion about someone else who might keep and score more runs, the bowlers would chip in with the value of that low one-handed catch or a leg side stumping that was worth more than a tidy 20 with the bat. It was always a seismic shock when a chance slipped from his grasp and his work up to the stumps off the quicks caught out many an opening bat taking liberties with their footwork at the crease. As most keepers, he was the constant voice to drive the team and could pass comment with the best of them, but this was not abuse just a sly poke or dig at a failing in someone's technique or a caustic remark, just to keep the batsmen on their toes. The difference was it was never personal and he still could say 'good shot' to the batter if he unfurled something that was easy on the eye and maintained that ethos of the game. I can recall that he always made a point of having a beer with the opposition after the game, something that appears to have drifted from the game, but opposition became friends rather than someone you just played against twice a year. His passing the day of his 60th birthday leaves a void that will be as hard to fill as his gloves were when he decided his knees had enough and he needed to try somewhere else. As all good wicketkeepers, he was the heartbeat of the fielding side and now that heart is finally still he can sit back and watch from above, when the sun is always warm on your back and the beer is always cold. RIP Pete Allen Paul Morris (Bury CC)
The Spirit of Cricket and the Laws of the
Game
The Spirit of Cricket
Cricket owes much of its appeal and enjoyment to the fact that it should be played not only
according to the Laws, but also within the Spirit of Cricket.
The major responsibility for ensuring fair play rests with the captains, but extends to all players,
umpires and, especially in junior cricket, teachers, coaches and parents.
• Respect is central to the Spirit of Cricket.
• Respect your captain, team-mates, opponents and the authority of the umpires.
• Play hard and play fair.
• Accept the umpire’s decision.
• Create a positive atmosphere by your own conduct, and encourage others to do
likewise.
• Show self-discipline, even when things go against you.
• Congratulate the opposition on their successes, and enjoy those of your own team.
• Thank the officials and your opposition at the end of the match, whatever the result.
• Cricket is an exciting game that encourages leadership, friendship and teamwork,
which brings together people from different nationalities, cultures and religions,
especially when played within the Spirit of Cricket.
The Laws of the Game
In 2018 there was a number of major and minor changes to the Laws of Cricket for the 2018.
These are only a summary:
• Now written in language applying to all persons, regardless of gender.
• The Handled the ball Law has been deleted, with its contents merged into
Obstructing the field.
• The Lost ball Law has been deleted and is now covered under Dead ball.
• Limits placed on the thickness of the edges and the overall depth of the bat.
• Injuries hoped to be prevented in a new Law which allow mechanisms tethering the
bails to the stumps.
• Bowling of deliberate front foot No balls to be treated in same way as deliberate
full-tosses.
• A new Law of the game, Law 42, Players’ conduct, is introduced, giving an in-match
consequence for poor on-field behaviour.
• The Law regarding running out the non-striker has been altered.
• 'Bouncing bat’ Law changed, substitutes now allowed to keep wicket and concept of
penalty time amended.
Law 42 Players’ conduct:
This is a new Law that deals specifically with players’ misconduct and is introduced
following widespread consultation, surveys with players and umpires and a series
of trials of the different levels of sanctions.
It is widely accepted that there is a need both to provide the umpires with
appropriate on-field sanctions to deal with deteriorating levels of behaviour, not
just to report such matters, and that there should be different levels of sanction
leading to sending off for acts of violence.
Four different levels of offences have been created, with Level 4 being the most
serious. The umpires shall determine into which of the Levels an unfair action
falls and will apply the appropriate sanction.
The four levels of sanction are set as:
• Level 1: Warning then 5 penalty runs to the opposition for a repeat offence.
• Level 2: 5 Penalty runs to the opposition.
• Level 3: Offending player is suspended for a number of overs, depending
on the length of the match, plus 5 Penalty runs to the opposition.
• Level 4: Offending player is removed from the field for the rest of the
match, plus 5 Penalty runs to the opposition.
All breaches, including the first offence under Level 1, will attract a report to the
Executive of the Team(s) and the Governing Body.
For all offences under Level 1-4, the umpire will call Time and summon the relevant
captain, who will be informed of the breach of Law and the associated penalty. If
appropriate, the umpire will instruct the captain to remove the offending player
from the field.
New signals for Level 3 and Level 4 offences have been created, which are covered
in Law 2.13. The signal for each offence is made to the scorers, not the player, and
starts with the umpire putting an arm out to the side of the body and repeatedly
raising it and lowering it.
For Level 3 offences, this is followed by raising both
hands, all fingers spread, to shoulder height, palms facing towards the scorers.
For Level 4 offences, the first part is followed by raising an index finger, held at shoulder
height, to the side of the body.
In the, hopefully unlikely, event that a Captain refuses to comply with the umpires’
instructions under Level 3 or 4 then they will consider awarding the match if one
captain is involved or abandoning the match if both refuse to comply and it is
impossible to resolve matters. This is covered in Law 42.6.
Law 42.7 clarifies that, if it is the wicket-keeper who is suspended or sent off, a
substitute will not be allowed to keep-wicket. It also makes clear that, if the Level
3 or 4 offence is committed by a substitute or a runner, the player for whom they
are fielding / running will be affected by the punishment.
This system is designed to give the umpires on-field penalties to tackle poor
behaviour. However, as with other penalties under the Laws, these new sanctions
are intended as deterrents, the presence of which should reduce the frequency of
poor behaviour, so that they would only rarely be applied
These changes in the majority of cases specifically relate to discipline and the code of conduct.
Captains will continue to be responsible for their teams behaviour, on field penalties may well
result in the captain having to remove a player from the field of play and penalty runs being
awarded by the umpires.
It is imperative that all players, members and club officials strictly adhere to these laws.
Bury Cricket Club www.burycc.co.uk
GMCL www.GtrMcrCricket.co.uk
Lancashire Cricket Club www.lccc.co.uk
LCF www.lancashirecricket.co.uk
Captains, Manager and Club Contact Details
1 XI Jon Wiggans (C) 07921 578558
2 XI Gary Garner (C) 07379 219062
3 XI Chris Potts (C) 07733 106875
Under 15’s Dave Potts 07783 103628
Under 15s Jules Spencer (M) 07866 803136
Under 13’s Nick Mills (M) 07977 251748
Under 11s Neil Smith (M) 07500 069141
Website Roger Mitchell 07788 174078
Secretary Alan Breckin 07976 345417
Child Welfare Matthew Metcalfe 07903 310861
Club Contacts Wayne Belston 07856 355424
Paul Belston 07552 218675
Mark Smith 07771 932333
Dave Bowen 07764 625679
Jules Spencer 07866 803136
Jordan Smith 07590 071790
James Weston 07449 3419411st XI - Div 1B
Sat 20 Apr Astley & Tyldesley Home
Sat 27 Apr Droylsden Home
Sat 4 May Dukinfield Away
Sun 5 May Prestwich Cup R32 Home
Sat 11 May Thornham Home
Sat 18 May Stayley Away
Sat 25 May Heyside Home
Sat 1 June Greenmount Away
Sat 8 June Edgworth Home
Sun 9 June Cup R16
Sat 15 June Walshaw Away
Sat 22 June Whalley Range Home
Sat 29 June Westleigh Away
Sun 30 June Cup QF
Sat 6 July Astley & Tyldesley Away
Sat 13 July Droylsden Away
Sat 20 July Dukinfield Home
Sun 21 July Cup SF
Sat 27 July Thornham Away
Sat 3 Aug Stayley Home
Sun 4 Aug Cup Final
Sat 10 Aug Heyside Away
Sat 17 Aug Greenmount Home
Sat 24 Aug Edgworth Away
Sat 31 Aug Walshaw Home
Sat 7 Sept Whalley Range Away
Sat 14 Sept Westleigh Home
GMCL T20
Thurs 9 May Edgworth Fury Away
Tues 14 May Egerton Earthquakes Home
Fri 24 May Greenmount Gladiators Away
Tues 28 May Walshaw Warriors Home
Fri 7 June Woodbank Wildboyz Away
Tues 11 June Unsworth Dragons Home2nd XI - Div 2A Sat 20 Apr ELPM 1st Away Sat 27 Apr Werneth 1st Away Sat 4 May Micklehurst 1st Home Sat 11 May L'Boro Lakeside 1st Away Sat 18 May Elton Vale 1st Home Sat 25 May Prestwich Away Sat 1 June Winton 1st Home Sun 2 June Glossop - Cup R32 Away Sat 8 June Roe Green Away Sat 15 June Glossop Home Sun 16 June Cup R16 Sat 22 June Elton 1st Away Sat 29 June Shaw 1st Home Sun 30 June Cup QF Sat 6 July ELPM 1st Home Sat 13 July Werneth 1st Home Sat 20 July Micklehurst 1st Away Sun 21 July Cup SF Sat 27 July L'Boro Lakeside 1st Home Sat 3 Aug Elton Vale 1st Away Sat 10 Aug Prestwich Home Sun 11 Aug Cup Final Sat 17 Aug Winton 1st Away Sat 24 Aug Roe Green Home Sat 31 Aug Glossop Away Sat 7 Sept Elton 1st Home Sat 14 Sept Shaw 1st Away
3rd XI - Premier Division Sun 21 April Oldham West 1st Away Sun 28 April Stretford Home Sun 5 May Westhoughton Away Sun 12 May Springhead Home Sun 19 May Greenfield Away Sun 26 May Whalley Range Away Sun 2 June Sun 9 June Winton Cup R32 Away Sun 16 June Sun 23 June Cup R16 Sun 23 June Greenmount Away Sun 30 June Sun 7 July Prestwich Home Sun 14 July Deane & Derby Away Sun 21 July Cup QF Sun 21 July Sun 28 July Clifton Home Sun 4 Aug Glodwick Home Sun 11 Aug Cup SF Sun 18 Aug Greenmount Home Sun 25 Aug Clifton Away Mon 26 Aug Cup Final Sun 1 Sept Play off game Sun 8 Sept Play off game Sun 15 Sept Play off game Sun 22 Sept Play off game
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CLUB ADDRESSES ALDER Alder Road, West Derby, Liverpool, L12 2AY ADLINGTON Off Huyton Road, AdlingtonPR7 4HD ASHTON LADYSMITH Rose Hill Road, Ashton Under Lyne, OL6 8YG ASHTON-ON-MERSEY "The Beets", Little Ees Lane, Sale, M33 5GT ASTLEY & TYLDESLEY Meanley Road, Gin Pit Village, Astley, M29 7DW ATHERTON Eckersley Fold Lane, Atherton, M46 0RQ BLACKLEY Catherine Road, Crumpsall, M8 4HF BLACKROD Vicarage Road, Blackrod,BL6 5AA BOLTON Green Lane, Bolton, BL3 2JB BOLTON INDIANS Hacken Lane, Darcy Lever, Bolton, BL1 5SD BROOKLANDS Whitehall Road, Sale, M33 3NL BROOKSBOTTOM Off Rowlands Road, Summerseat, Bury, BL9 5NG BURNAGE Mauldeth Road, Manchester, M19 1AB BURY Radcliffe Road, Bury, BL9 9JX CHEADLE 225 Kingsway, Cheadle, SK8 1LA CLIFTON Manchester Road, Clifton, M27 6NE CROMPTON Glebe Street, Crompton, Oldham, OL2 7SF DAISY HILL St James Street, Westhoughton, BL5 2EB DARCY LEVER Hacken Lane, Bolton, BL3 1SD DEANE & DERBY Sunnyside Park, Chelsea Road, Bolton, BL3 3BA DENTON ST LAWRENCE Sycamore Park, Clayton St., Denton, M34 6LY DENTON WEST off Hulme Rd/Windsor Rd, Denton, M34 DAVENHAM Hartford Road, Davenham, Northwich, CW9 8JG EAGLEY Blackburn Road, Bolton, BL7 9PF EAST LANCS PAPER MILL Croft Lane, Radcliffe, M26 2RF EDENFIELD Gincroft Lane, Edenfield, BL0 0JW EDGWORTH Barlow Memorial Ground, Edgworth, BL70AP EGERTON Blackburn Road, Egerton, BL7 9TH ELTON Leigh Lane, Elton, Bury, BL8 2HR ELTON VALE Elton Vale Road, Bury, BL8 2RZ FLIXTON Lawrence Road, Flixton, M41 8UU FLOWERY FIELD Throstle Bank St, Hyde, SK14 4NT GOLBORNE Stonecross Lane, Lowton, WA32SE GLOSSOP North Road, Glossop, SK13 7AS GREENFIELD Ladhill Lane, Greenfield, OL3 7JW GREENMOUNT Brandlesholme Road, Greenmount, Bury, BL8 4DX HEYWOOD Crimble, off Aspinall Street, Heywood, OL10 4JE
HEYSIDE Little Hey St., Royton, OL2 6ND
HINDLEY ST PETERS Hurst Street, Hindley, WN2 3DF
IRLAM Liverpool Road, Irlam, M44 6AJ
LITTLEBOROUGH Denehurst Road, Littleborough, OL15 9LD
LITTLE HULTON Manchester Road West, Little Hulton, M38 9UW
LOSTOCK Lostock Road, Lostock, BL1 4PB
LYMM OUGHT PARK Oughtrington Lane, Lymm, WA13 0RB
MIDDLETON Towncroft, Hollin Lane, Middleton, M24 5DA
MILNROW Harbour Lane, Milnrow, Rochdale, OL16 4HF.
MONTON Welbeck Road, Ellesmere Park, Monton, M30 9EH
NORDEN Woodhouse Lane, Norden, Rochdale, OL12 7SD
NORTHERN Moor Park, Elm Avenue, Crosby, L23 2SX
OLDHAM The Pollards, Broadbent Road, Oldham, OL1 4HY
PRESTWICH Heys Road, Prestwich, M25 1JZ
RADCLIFFE Homer Street Radcliffe Manchester, M26 3RF
RAINHILL Victoria Terrace, Rainhill, Merseyside, L35 0LH
ROCHDALE Redbrook, Bridgefold Road, Rochdale, OL11 5BX
ROE GREEN Greenleach Lane, Roe Green, M28 2QW
ROYTON The Paddock, Bransdale Avenue, Royton, OL2 5TX
SALE Rookwood, Clarendon Crescent, Sale, M33 2DE
SOUTH WEST MC’R Ellesmere Road North, Chorlton, M21 0SG
SPRINGHEAD Cooper Street, Springhead, OL4 4SH
STAND Hamilton Road, Whitefield, M45 7WF
STANDISH Green Lane, Standish, WN6 0TX
STAYLEY Oxford Street Ground, Millbrook,
Stalybridge, SK15 3JJ
STRETFORD The Boundary, Lesley Road, Stretford, M3 29EE
SWINTON MOORSIDE Deansway, Moorside Park, Swinton
THORNHAM Rochdale Rd, Slattocks, Middleton, M24 2RB
TOTTINGTON ST JOHNS Beryl Avenue, Tottington, BL8 3NF
UNSWORTH The Pavilion, Pole Lane, Unsworth, Bury BL9 8QL
URMSTON Moorside Road, Urmston, M41 5UU
WALSDEN Scott Street, Walsden, Todmorden, OL14 7TD
WALSHAW Sycamore Road, Tottington, Bury, BL8 3EG
WERNETH The Coppice, Chamber Road, Oldham, OL8 1AA
WESTLEIGH The Pingot, off Firs Lane, Leigh, WN7 4SA
WESTON Main Rd, Weston Near Crewe CW2 5NA
WHALLEY RANGE Kingsbrook Road, Manchester, M16 8NR
WINTON Worsley Road, Winton, Eccles, M30 8LY
WOODBANK Stafford Street, Bury BL8 1AY
WORSLEY Walkden Road, Worsley, M28 2RZ
WYTHENSHAWE 78 Longley Lane, Northenden, M22 4JHMatch Sponsorships
We have four match sponsorships packages available for 2018.
Gold:
Our gold package includes our delicious Cricket teas for 6 and alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks
throughout the day.
Photograph with the Captains.
Ring the Bell to start the game.
Your details displayed in the clubhouse and posted on social media.
Silver:
Our silver package includes Cricket Teas for 4 and hot and cold soft drinks throughout the day
Your details displayed in the clubhouse and posted on social media
Bronze:
Our bronze package includes Cricket Teas for 2
Your details displayed in the clubhouse and posted on social media
GMCL Marsden T20:
Our GMCL Marsden T20 package includes Cricket Supper for 4 and a case of beer
Your details displayed in the clubhouse and posted on social media
Match ball sponsorship is a key aid to running of the club, helping to fund not only the purchase
of cricket balls but also various match day running costs such as umpires and scorers. We
anticipate spending over a £1000 this coming season on balls alone for senior and junior
matches
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