Tag: PSCC

More Autumn stats – don’t be shy.

SCC geek
SCC geek

Comrades!

Another day and another match. Check your figures and let me know of any memories you have, any errors, just any damn thing! I want these stats sorted out ASAP before I vanish off the face of the Earth to look after twin new-borns!

IN PARTICULAR I would like to know from the Wicket Keepers about which matches you were in wicky for and what catches were yours.

18th May 2013
Penn CC v SCC
BOWLING OVERS WIDES NBs MAIDENS RUNS WICKETS Runs/over
Philip Richardson 7 0 0 2 21 0 3.00
Tim Richardson 8 2 0 0 34 0 4.25
Sam Kankanamge 6 2 1 1 16 1 2.67
John Hirst 6 4 2 0 32 1 5.33
Dan March 7 1 0 0 54 0 7.71
Mark Blackledge 1 0 0 0 1 1 1.00
Tim Graham 4 0 0 0 16 2 4.00
CATCHES OFF BEHIND INFIELD
Tim Graham J. Hirst 1
Mark Blackledge T. Graham 1
Mark Blackledge S. Kankanamge 1
BATTING BALLS 6s 4s RUNS TIME in mins runs/ball runs/min
Pete Brandon 5 0 0 0 2 0.00 0.00
John Hirst 3 0 0 0 7 0.00 0.00
Jonty 135 0 10 77 135 0.57 0.57
Sam Kankanamge 59 0 2 15 18 0.25 0.83
Mark Blackledge 49 0 7 43 66 0.88 0.65
Tim Graham 10 0 0 2 9 0.20 0.22
Andrew Sewell 6 0 0 0 11 0.00 0.00
Dan March 4 0 0 3 8 0.75 0.38
Philip Richardson 1 0 0 1 1 1.00 1.00
Tim Richardson DNB
Rob Dixon DNB

Please feed back, comrades – I do this for you!

Do Svidaniya!

Match Report: PSCC v SCC 19th May 2012

Squirrel pub

Comrades, we thank you and stand saluting the brave that mustered themselves for our opening game of the 2012 season. And what a game it was, with all of the ups and downs and drops and boundaries that make an SCC game worthy of the name. But in particular, the comradely atmosphere won out and helped us feel glorious in the face of defeat.

Penn Street CC play on the main ground opposite the squirrel and it was in that establishment we took lunch and an opening pint. Before us lay the field of battle and captains tossed resulting in PSCC batting first. It was timed game with tea at 16:15 and then 20 overs at 18:30.

Opening bowler of Yuri and brother, Chipmonkski produced a wicket (thank you!) and 55 runs. Not too bad but I feel some missed lbws! The wicket was S.BOYLE, bowling Yuri and a MAGNIFICENT slip catch by Cobramski (Top job, Cobra!)

New bowlers of Cobramski and Buster Marx came in. At this point, our fielding flaws were amply illustrated by many dropped catches. Cobramski serves up a tempting whack and in the right field, we would have taken several wickets with catches from his illusssssssssssive style. As captain Marx said in a post match interview:

“It was a really good game and if we’d taken out catches I think we’d have won, especially if you consider that their main bat was dropped twice early in his innings. I think we should go for timed games for the time being.”

Words of great wisdom comrades! Cobramski’s session ended at six overs for a score that is not required to advertise – if we bolted on the three wickets we could have caught, it would negate all scale! So who to replace? Samavoy – “I can’t bowl today” – KanKan. Well he certainly could bowl despite his injury. In fact, over his bowling he took the wickets of R.Slade and P.Goodchild with  Sutherland out behind – top Wicket keeping, Markx! Soldya Grannma had a short spell and for that, managed a good wicket, stump out, of J.Slade. A happy Soldya went home that night.

Andropov to collect

So in the field, we counted at least twelve dropped catches. We shall work on this comrades. But some good bowling and all was not lost.

Batting brought us out onto the field feeling… special. Not down-hearted as the day was too set fare for that. But perhaps a little daunted at there score of 243 for 7 (score card is wrong). Special mention by the way to C.Fletcher of PSCC who declared at 163.

Cobramski and Brandonov opened the batting. Stay in and solid was the orders (timed game!) and both had heads down. Cobramski took 24 balls and Brandonov, 39. Both produced a total of 7 runs – This is what we call solid defiance, and comrades, Yuri salutes you. This hopefully set in the minds of the opposition that we were here to stay. Cobramski was bowled by Goodchild and no sooner had Antonov Dickster walked out than he walked back. No comment, Tony!

Markx ambled out. The solid defensive wall that is our captain held true. Check this out, comrades: Before being bowled out Lofty, he took 23 runs off 78 balls. We must learn more brick wallness in these situations and watch Markx’s style. Captain, we salute you!

Other batting results: Markx-B (Buster) 23, caught and bowled – a good knock and thank you, comrade! Soldya, caught Fletcher for 12 but by ‘eck – i feel double that before the summer is set in! Chipmonkski, a defiant 1 off 11 balls but great defence of the wicket and partnering. Ilyeva – 2 off 15 balls – utter defiance comrade commissar treasurer!

Yuri loses chin
Yuri loses chin

Andropov Sewelski and Yuri now come together to fend off thirty plus balls for the draw. We tried comrades, and came within less than a dozen to pull it off. Andropov taking 9 off 16 balls and Yuri finally caught by Herriot at 6 runs off 24 balls.

Close comrades! Very close. This season we shall take a draw and who knows….

Semper Sodales, Fors et Victores!

Yuri

Fielding

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Batting

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Huds

News – Up and Coming, Comrades!

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Guy Wilson with Tea

This is a quick news update as we must draw together, brave ones. Please, comrades, can you help us?

THIS WEEK

Nets tonight at 6-8pm at the Hub but Saturday’s match details:

Full location details are here: http://2ht.2f2.mywebsitetransfer.com/?event=penn-street-cc-v-scc

But, show up at 13:00 unless, you receive a call from Oli and I to tell you not to. The weather may catch us out. Everyone’s season so far has been waterlogged and it may happen to us, so be aware. Fingers crossed. The team list so far:

  1. Buster Blackledge  – comrade
  2. Mark Blackledge – comrade commissar Captain
  3. Peter Brandon – comrade
  4. Tony Dickie – comrade commissar
  5. Tim Graham – comrade commissar
  6. Olivier Lauchenauer – comrade commissar
  7. Dan March – comrade commissar
  8. Philip Richardson – comrade commissar
  9. Tim Richardson – comrade
  10. Andrew Sewell – comrade
  11. Sam Kankanamge – comrade
TRANSPORT:
There is a London South West contingent of Tony, Phil and Tim R.
Suffolk: Mark B and Buster
Hampstead/Highgate: Oli L, Tim G, Peter B,
Extras: Dan M – Seven Sisters
Andrew S – Far West
and Sam – Harrow
IF YOU NEED TRANSPORT – SHOUT NOW
Huds
Huds in nets

NEXT WEEK

Wednesday 23rd May 2012, NETS AT LORDS !!!

Follow this link for details : http://2ht.2f2.mywebsitetransfer.com/?event=lords-cricket-academy-nets-practice

Comrades, you should be biting my fingers off for an opportunity like this.  £40 and it’s two nets, 6-8pm with batting tuition – come on!

Email me or oli at work or as: phil@sohocricketcollective.com or olivier@sohocricketcollective.com

 

Thursday 24th May 2012, ROYAL MARSDEN CHARITY MATCH

Follow this link for details : http://2ht.2f2.mywebsitetransfer.com/?event=scc-v-royal-marsden-teams

We need at least two more players for this match. It is great fun and a great day out. All for charity… Yes, it’s £150.00 but you will get that back and more due to the good will and love it will induce in all of you! It is a 7-10 a side and the list so far is:

  1. Olivier Lauchenauer – comrade commissar
  2. Philip Richardson – comrade commissar Premier
  3. Tim Richardson – comrade
  4. Andrew Sewell – comrade
  5. Rob Dixon – comrade commissar
  6. ?
  7. ?
  8. ?
  9. ?
  10. ?

Please, guys and girls… fill those places!

You know how to get hold of us, comrades. Make yourselves feel special and say YES!

Love on, comrades… Yuri

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