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Foxhole Lane, Bolney, Haywards Heath, West Sussex, RH17 5NB

- Pioneers of English Wine -

From the vineyard to the winery, all our wines are handmade with care by our passionate team.

Our goal is simple: to produce the best quality wines we can.

Experience our vineyard and taste our award-winning wines on one of our tour packages, or

visit our cellar door shop to see our entire range.

Our on-site café is perfect for a post-tour pit stop or leisurely lunch. Our terrace offers picturesque views

of the vineyard from the comfort of our balcony - perfect for those warm summer days.

www.bolneywineestate.com@BolneyEstate@BolneyEstate

Bolney Wine Estate

www.bolneycricketclub.org.uk

@BolneyCricketClub @BolneyCC

General Enquiries to:Simon@bolneycricketclub.org.uk

GENERAL COMMITTEEJohn Flower - Chairman - 01444 450157

James Flower - Vice Chairman - 07763477690Simon Adby - Treasurer - 07415020861

Steve Bowles - Fixtures Secretary - 07732734574Luke Martin - 1st XI Captain - 07793402631

David Cha� ey - 1st XI Vice-Captain - 07976009518James Elliot - Sunday Captain - 07974254119

Terry Paton - Sunday Vice-Captain - 07857604500Garion Gilchrist - Midweek Captain - 07903578245

Nick Ridgway - Welfare O� cer - 07920725971

If there is a possibility of a late cancellation due to weather, opponents are asked to telephone the appropriate Bolney

Team Captain. It is the members own responsibility to ascertain whether the match is on.

BOLNEY CRICKET CLUB

Annual Donation: Unemployed:Under 18’s & Full-time students:

Match Donation:Under 18’s :Unemployed:

Evening Games:

Visitor’s Teas:

£60.00*£25.00£25.00

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*Please note that a� er 31st May 2019, the annual donation will change to £70.00

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Horsted Keynes 1st XIOutwoodPlumpton & East Chilt. 2nd XILing� eld & NewchapelPreston Nomads 4th XIBalcombeSt Matthias 2nd XISt James’s Monte� oreMid Sussex XIStreat & Westmeston 1st XIForest Green

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HeadlinersArundel Castle EstateArdinglyTwinehamPedagogsBrunswick Village

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2019 FIXTURES

Players’ player awards 2018

WINNER OF DAN EARP CUP FOR MOST IMPROVED PLAYER

WINNER OF TREVER WARBURTON TROPHY (MOST RUNS IN A SEASON)

1st XI Batsman1st XI Bowler1st XI FielderSunday XI BatsmanSunday XI BowlerSunday XI Fielder

Luke MartinDavid Cha� ey

Himal JayarathneJames ElliottSteve BowlesDavid Bridge

James Elliott

James Elliott693 Runs

Vice Presidents 2019

Mr R. BlakeMr R. J. Brown Mrs D. DrakeMr E. Edwards Mrs R. Edwards

Mrs S. FlowerMr J. FlowerMr N. FoleyMr P.H. George Mrs S. Harvey

Mr T. HutchingsMrs J. Mealing Mrs M. PymMr D. SymondsMiss J. Woodland

Hon. LIFE MEMBERSMr P Bourne, Mr D Bromilow, Mr & Mrs P Goatham,

Mr I Jarrett, Mr A. Jones, Mr A Matthews, Mr M Philpott, Mr R Ridsdale, Mr T Warburton

LIFE MEMBERSMr M Baxter, Mr D Blow, Mrs L Clarke,

Mrs H Cymerman,Mr D Crocker, Mr S Delves, Mr O Drake, Mr R Fine,Mr M Flower, Mr E Hazel,

Mrs N Johnson, Mr & Mrs D Kirkham, Mr N Mullany, Mr A O’Brien, Mr G.P. Webster, Mr D Williams,

Mr M Wood

OUR RECORDSFirst Recorded Game:

vs Cowfold 1840

Print Machine Champions : 1984 & 1985

Stoner League Runners-up : 2015

Opponents’ Highest Score: 384 -2 by Glynde (Villages Cup), 2001.

Most Runs in a Season: 1,852 by Kingsley Morris 2017.

1,680 by Trevor Warburton, 1971.

Most Sixes in an Over: Six by Rob Bowles v Lancing Manor, 1992.

Highest Team Totals:369-4 v Colemans Hatch, 2014.

357-2 v Ardingly, 2018.301-3 v Staple� eld, 2010.

301-5 2nd X1 v Cowfold & L/Beeding 2s, 2015.

Highest Individual Score:179 : James Flower v Colemans Hatch, 2014.

174 : James Flower v Streat & Westmeston, 2014.160*: Terry Sayers v Shrublands Nomads, 1994.

Most Sixes in a Season: 49 in 34 innings by James Flower, 2009.

Longest Duck:Clive Bunce, 96 minutes v East Grinstead III, 1999.

Youngest Centurion:Rory Delves in 2007 (104 n.o.) against Lewes Priory age 16 yrs. 10m. 5 days.

Youngest to take 5 wickets: All aged 14Jamie Bowles 5-13 v St. James Monte� ore, 2013.

Tom Flower 5-38 v Southwick, 1996.Jack Collins 5-40 v Edenbridge ll, 2001.

Highest Partnerships:244: James Flower (179) and Rory Delves (49*)

for fourth wicket v Colemans Hatch, 2014.

219: Jeremy Bushell (102*) and Kingsley Morris (104*) for � rst wicket v Coleman’s Hatch 2016.

212: Rob Bowles (141) and Tim Lynch (71*) for fourth wicket v Holmbush Park, 1995.

212: Trevor Warburton (106) and Ian Jarrett (93) for � rst wicket v Rudgwick, 1975.

Best Bowling:9-13: Roland Ayres v Cuck� eld II, 1952.

9-18: Max Dudley v Cuck� eld, 1937.9-26: Bill Packham v Balcombe, 1939.

Most Wickets for no runs: C. Helmsley, 7-0 v CVA Portslade (four all out), 1939

Gerry Gilbert, 6-0 in 3.2 overs v West Hoathly (13 all out) in National Villages Cup, 1976

Hat Tricks:George Payne Sen. v Reigate Police, 1911. (6 wts for 3 runs) opp. out for 10

Bill Packham v Central Electricity Board, 1932. (5 for 2, visitors all out for 5.)Bob Woodland v Balcombe, 1935 (5-5)

OTHER SPONSORS

- Your local Cricket Specialist- All major brands stocked, New for 2019 - ‘Keeley Cricket’

- Discounts for club members- Bat knocking in service- Bat servicing & repairs

- Open 7 days a weekAddress: Wisdom Sports, 13 South Road, Haywards Heath, RH16 4LE.

Hire AllA family owned business o� ering a range of delivery, collection and wash up

services for anywhere in the South of England. Providing everything needed for a small private dinner party to 1000 covers for a banquet.

T: 01273 722493E: hireall@yahoo.co.uk

Hanging Baskets kindly provided by:

Bolney Nursery Ltd.

Suppliers of:

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Hedging Plants-ConifersBedding Plants

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Mowers-StrimmersHedge Cutters and Blower

Cowfold Road, Bolney, RH17 5QR01444 881784

C l u b h i s t o r y

Bolney combined with other villages to play cricket as long ago as the 1750s, but the � rst recorded match of an all Bolney

team was in August 1840. � e Sussex Agricultural Express reported that the club beat Cowfold by 30 runs a� er scoring

70.

Home games were played in a Bolney Place � eld until banker Henry Huth paid £30,000 to have his house built in Wykehurst Park in the 1870s. � e club played there for the

next 50 years.

� e Mid Sussex Times was � rst published in 1881 and their � rst report of a Bolney match was in September 1883 when

visitors Warninglid scored 82 and Bolney 68.

Henry Courage owned Gravenhurst (now Farney Close) in the 1890s and had a private pitch on the south side of what is now the A272. He hosted many games against the village

club.

Bolney’s game at Twineham in August 1914 was interrupted by the local squire who climbed on to a hay

wagon to announce that the country was at war with Germany.

� e Huth family le� Wykehurst in 1925 so the vicar, Eardley Michell pulled the necessary strings with the Diocese to turn

the Vicarage Field into the club’s headquarters.

Exactly 50 years later Bolney began playing league cricket when they joined the Sussex Championship. � ey switched to the King and Barnes League in 1984 and were champions

that year and the next. � ey played in the Mid Sussex League from 1998 until 2017 and then the Sussex Cricket League (Central) following an amalgamation of Sussex leagues in

2018.� e new pavilion was opened in June 2004 when the club

played the County Club. Sussex had won the County Championship for the � rst time in 2003.