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CHAIRMAN’S WELCOME

Following more fl oods and snow than we have suffered for years it has been hard during the winter to envisage balmy sunny days at the Playing Fields; but the season is now upon us!David Livermore and Andy Baker will lead their 1st XI and 2nd XI charges into battle once more in 2013, in pursuit of promotion from Divisions 3 and 10 of the Northamptonshire Cricket League, whilst Heyford’s youth teams will be competing in the U11 and U13 Northampton and District Youth Cricket Leagues.Heyford’s young cricketers earned representative honours at both District and County level last year and, notably, a number made their debut in adult competitive cricket for the Club. This ‘conveyor belt of talent’ will keep many of their senior colleagues on their toes!The rain-delayed, but much anticipated, installation of our artifi cial wicket will support the progression of yet more youngsters, and additional ground improvements are planned with refurbished net facilities and a mini-pavilion in scope. These developments have been, and will only be, possible with the continued support of our advertisers, patrons, volunteers and parents, and I would encourage anyone wishing to aid the Club’s development to contact a Committee member.2013 heralds a busy calendar of cricket, social events and competitions, including another Annual Dinner and Presentation Evening in the Village Hall, ‘Fantasy Cricket’, and an end of season cricket tour.I look forward to seeing you at a sun-drenched Playing Fields during the summer!Simon Legge

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KEY PEOPLE

Honorary Life MembersGeoff Allen, Alex Kirkbride, Jeremy Rice

PatronsGraham Baker, Alan Ford, Colin Gillespie, Arthur HanleyNeil Haynes, Alan Hillyard, Jack Hirst, Marjorie JenkinsonAlex Kirkbride, Peter Lord, Graham Smith, Malcolm TarboxDavid Thackery, Alan Thompson, Tony Wright, Pete Yates

Club Offi cersPresident Jeremy RiceChairman Simon LeggeSecretary Ross CambrayTreasurer Alex Kirkbride

Head Groundsman Chris AndrewsWelfare Cliff SimmsWebsite Nick Inwood /Ross Cambray

1st XI Captain David Livermore2nd XI Captain Andy Baker

Youth Co-ordinator Ross CambrayU11 Team Manager Ross CambrayU13 Team Manager Darren Bastin

Fundraising Nick Inwood

UmpiresAlex Kirkbride, Graham Linnell, Ray Pardon, Andrew Taylor

CoachesAndy Baker, Darren Bastin, Ross Cambray, David Livermore, Colin Osborne, Cliff Simms

Assistant CoachesTom Akrigg, James Baldwin, Mark Hobbs, Simon Legge, Tom Whittaker,

Teas and RefreshmentsHelen Hopkins, Jayne Muddiman, Chris Pardon, Pauline & Pete Whittaker

E-mail us on: [email protected]

KEY PEOPLE ROLL OF HONOUR

1st XI: Northamptonshire Cricket League Division 4 Winners - 2009 Northamptonshire Cricket League Division 5 Winners - 2007 Promotion gained - 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009

2nd XI: Promotion gained - 2007, 2008, 2009

1st XI Captains: David Livermore (‘11-Present), Matt Baker (‘07-’10), Ed Rogers (‘02-06), Simon Legge (‘99-’01), Julian Rice (‘95-’98)

2nd XI Captains: Andy Baker (‘12-present), Chris Peck (‘08-’11), Nick Clarke/Andy Sharp (‘07)

Award winners:

Year 1st XI Batsman

1st XI Bowler

1st XI All-Rounder

2nd XI Batsman

2nd XI Bowler

2nd XI All-Rounder

Young Player Clubman

2012 D Livermore C Peck R Cambray A Linnell L Buck A Linnell J Smith M Baker2011 J Baldwin E Rogers D Livermore N Lacey A Lovell D Harrison L Buck N Inwood2010 D Livermore R Pardon D Livermore D Harrison C Peck D Bastin No Award R Cambray2009 D Livermore R Cambray R Cambray D Bastin D Baker C Peck D Baker C Simms2008 S Legge E Rogers S Boyson M Fergusson C Peck A Baker D Baker J Rice2007 S Legge D Livermore S Boyson A Sharp C Andrews A Linnell J Ashley C Andrews


REVIEW OF 2012 - 1ST XI

1ST XI BOWLING 2012Player Ov Md Runs Wkts Avg Econ Best Chris Peck 135 36 356 30 11.87 2.64 6-33Ross Cambray 155 32 516 32 16.13 3.33 5-21James Baldwin 31 1 150 9 16.67 4.81 4-18Rob Pardon 167 48 508 21 24.19 3.04 4-16Dave Livermore 37 12 78 3 26.00 2.11 2-20Kyle Browne 50 7 178 6 29.67 3.56 2-22Shaun Boyson 32 6 139 4 34.75 4.34 3-56Alan Lovell 30 8 74 2 37.00 2.47 1-28

1ST XI BATTING 2012Player Pld Ins Runs Out Avg HS

Dave Livermore 17 17 566 15 37.7 133James Baldwin 19 19 496 18 27.5 74Adam Linnell 9 9 239 9 26.5 113Matt Baker 18 18 436 18 24.2 91Rory Smallbone 12 12 195 9 21.6 63Chris Peck 13 12 103 6 17.1 15*Kyle Browne 9 6 72 4 18.0 31Scott Browne 8 8 111 7 15.8 54*Ross Cambray 14 14 201 14 14.3 64Shaun Boyson 10 10 122 9 13.5 53Simon Legge 10 10 123 10 12.3 63Rob Pardon 16 7 29 5 5.8 9Tom Whittaker 17 15 65 12 5.4 17

2012 followed a familiar path to other HCC seasons in many ways – we managed success against the best teams and let ourselves down against the weaker teams – consistency was a challenge throughout the season, from the weather, to selection to performances.With injuries affecting player availability and restricting the extent to which players could perform, we needed to draft in different players to make their mark on the 1st XI season.Our opening attack saw some changes, with Pecky and Beano shouldering much of the responsibilities, restricting the runs and creating breakthroughs.In Bucka and Kyle, we were starting to see how future attacks might look and not without particular successes in this season. We also saw Linnell scoring a dynamic century at Podington, Rory striking the ball as cleanly as anyone at Old, and new boys Oscar and Jordan stepping up towards the end of the season.The older players still managed to produce more than their fair share of magic, with Jimba and Bakesy scoring close to 1000 runs at the top of the order, Boycie slotting into any batting spot across the top 8 and succeeding, and with Rossco, Pecky and Beano mopping up the lion’s share of the wickets it was easy to see how we were able to compete from game to game.Finishing in the mid-table positions isn’t something we are used to or aspire to, and therefore it was disappointing to end our season in the way that we did

(4 losses in the last 5 games). However, with the challenges we faced, to compete for promotion for as long as we did is testament to the commitment and quality of the players within, what became a very large squad! We have something to build upon and new, youthful energy to bring in – 2013 watch out, 4 years without promotion is not in our DNA!

TEAM MATES

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Best catcher, and best catch: A tricky category given the lack of catches we take. Seen a couple of dollies put down but any catch that Sharpy takes would make the list given he always gets put closest to the bat. Coops tops the catches table though, and can be equally brilliant and frustrating behind the stumps within a 10 minute period, so he would get the nod after helping me out a few times with tough catches.

The Joker: All these chirpy youngsters coming up into the side these days (said the veteran...). Plenty of banter fl owing on the sidelines during games, always a laugh regardless of result, which is fortunate really given the points tally accumulated in 2012. If I had to pick a name I’d have to say Rory, good value despite elevated blood-alcohol percentage from the night before.

Funniest memory for HCC: Ian Hannaford getting hit in the nuts hands down. The only thing that comes close is when another team (who shall remain nameless) celebrated promotion on the pitch two weeks early only to fi nish fourth.

Most memorable moment for HCC: It has to be that hat trick I took a couple of years ago, more of a team effort given there were two catches but a hat-trick’s a hat-trick. Also the fi rst 6 I hit which I probably celebrated more than the hat-trick.

Most likely to cause a run out: Choices, choices, choices...I think if Sharpy, Andy Baker and Rory are batting consecutively in the order, someone is getting run out. Not the fastest trio...

Least likely to do a stint at Square Leg: The captain, classic delegator.

Most Intelligent: When he plays it has to be Craig Browne, cricket and otherwise, the lad’s got brains. Also Hobbs, he looks the smartest...


TEAM MATES

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c cYOUR NAME: Dave BakerMost dangerous bowler: Well if you’re fi elding at second slip then I would be, but in general I would have to say Bucko, after that unbelievable bouncer he bowled at the County Ground. For a bloke that used to wear a headband, he can channel some aggression.

Most dangerous batsman: Adam Linnell, when he plays. Epitomises the phrase ‘go big or go home’. Seen him hit some tonking sixes.

Most memorable HCC innings: For myself, probably taking 4 wickets against the Saints when we beat them at their place, could have had fi ve but for a couple of drops, still waiting on that 5 wicket haul ....

From the squad, seeing Calum’s knock last year, standing tall above all who failed him (not me I gave my wicket away earlier to give him time at the crease), with regrettably the rest of us letting him down before he hit 50. Unfortunately I have never been there to witness 100s from Linnell and Lacey, obviously just a coincidence that...

Biggest moaner: If we bowl fi rst then Lacey no contest. However if we are batting (and Lacey has got runs) then there is a real pretender to the throne in young Mr Wilkins, but he has not quite reached the heights of Stan just yet. Another year fi elding near each other and it could be a different answer next time.

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CAPTAIN’S PREVIEW OF 2013

2013 promises to be a signifi cant year for our Club. Another crack at Div. 3, with players I would express as more experienced than battle weary, the possibilities that come from a new pavilion venture and the youth infrastructure starting to push players forward into the fi rst XI, there is much to look forward to.

With a season under our belts with the new points system, we will look to make that work in our favour much more this year. Aiming to start the season as hard as we can after a change in our winter training programme, we will look to get ahead of the division as soon as we can and consolidate our position through the main summer months.We have a fantastic core of players, who are a match for anyone in our division, from Jimba and Bakesy plundering runs between them at the top of the order – and normally in ultra quick time. Leggie, who provides positive assurance throughout the innings and is always a bowlers nightmare with nothing ever given cheaply. To Boycie leading our engine room walking out to the crease like a young, ginger, white (red by June) Viv Richards! With Rossco, Beano and Pecky following up and providing the backbone of our attack – if we can get these boys on the pitch more often than not and surround them with the fresh energy of our emerging young players – we have much to look forward to in 2013!

David Livermore - Club Captain


REVIEW OF 2012 - 2ND XI

Player Pld Ins Runs Out Avg HSAdam Linnell 4 4 185 3 61.67 107*Calum Renshaw 5 5 85 4 21.25 47*Andy Sharp 8 8 155 8 19.38 60Andy Baker 11 11 108 8 13.50 36*Charles Wilkins 8 8 104 8 13.00 25Ben Taylor 5 5 61 5 12.20 36Rory Smallbone 4 4 46 4 11.50 27Jonny Cooper 9 8 80 8 10.00 49Tom Akrigg 7 5 39 4 9.75 15*Jordan Smith 10 6 19 2 9.50 6*Nick Inwood 7 7 55 6 9.17 20Oscar Clarke 10 9 43 7 6.14 11David Baker 10 8 38 7 5.43 9Laurence Buck 6 4 11 3 3.67 9

Prior to the start of the 2012 season optimism was high for a successful season, and following a change at the helm with Andy Baker stepping up from vice-captain to take over from Chris Peck, a young Heyford 2s were eagerly anticipating the season ahead. To summarise as effi ciently as possible, Heyford 2s played with great inconsistency, resulting in a very average 6th position. Breaking down cricket into 3 sections, batting, fi elding and bowling, it is clear to see the batting was shocking, bar a magnifi cent 4 game spell from Adam Linnell, no one reached their potential and produced performances that in the past they have been capable of (captain included), overall, the batsmen will be looking for much better in 2013.

The strength of the 2s has always been the bowling, with players such as C Peck, D Harrison and A Lovell contributing heavily over the past few years.This season however brought a new breed of bowling through, L Buck, D Baker, O Clark and J Smith proved a deadly attack which infl icted damage to many batting line ups. The bowling was greatly assisted by a young and vibrant Heyford 2s fi elding side, the energy and enthusiasm shown throughout the matches was a pleasure to play in, and this attitude will very much look to continue into the 2013 season.

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Clubs like ours rely heavily on generating income through fundraising initiatives. Regular schemes, such as the Bonus Ball, Pre-Season Quiz and Fantasy Cricket, and ad-hoc events such as the successful 2011 Race Night help to fi nance progression both on and off the fi eld, improving our facilities year on year with purchases such as sight screens, roll-on pitch covers and more recently the installation of the artifi cial wicket. Fundraising in 2013 will not become any easier. In addition to ongoing costs, the Club is working towards achieving Clubmark status. One key project is the planned installation of a mini pavilion/changing facility, which will not only provide ‘overfl ow’ changing rooms and provide a sheltered area for players and spectators closer to the pitch, but will also support improved welfare provision for the Youth Teams. We can greatly reduce costs if we can use our own resources - like Jonny Cooper who has cleared the site ready for installation, and Adam Linnell who is helping with equipment and materials for the pavilion foundations.Developments like these represent a signifi cant outlay for the Club so it is vital that we continue to pursue fundraising opportunities. Whilst we do look for grant opportunities, it is vital we generate our own funds, and there are ways for everyone to help.For just £1 per week join our Bonus Ball scheme, with the chance of winning £25 every time your number matches the lottery bonus ball; for £5 enter a team in our 2013 Fantasy Cricket; or negotiate a sponsorship opportunity to promote your business.We are planning a large scale fundraiser, hopefully the biggest one that the Club has ever done! The August Bank Holiday has been pencilled in as the provisional date for this so please watch this space and join in. All these fundraisers can only be succesful with your support.If you would like more information on the pavilion project or can contribute in any way to our Fundraising efforts then please contact us on the Club’s e-mail [email protected]

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REVIEW OF 2012 - 2ND XI

Player Ov Md Runs Wkts Avg BestLaurence Buck 55 9 158 19 8.32 7-31Adam Linnell 18 3 62 7 8.86 3-8Jordan Smith 66 10 253 17 14.88 5-15Christopher Peck 35 7 87 5 17.40 3-34Calum Renshaw 25 0 111 6 18.50 3-40Oscar Clarke 56 9 202 9 22.44 3-6David Baker 83 15 284 12 23.67 4-33Tom Akrigg 32 2 143 5 28.60 2-11

Looking forward to the next season there is much hope, the young players coming through have a year’s experience under their belt, they will be stronger and wiser, and I see no reason as to why Heyford 2s can’t strongly challenge for promotion.

Andy Baker 2nd XI Captain


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YOUTH CRICKET

HCC Youth Cricket builds on success and takes it to the next level.... another successful season for our youngsters. Heyford CC Youth Cricket has continued to develop and the summer of 2012 was a signifi cant milestone towards future success for the Club. In the newly formatted single Northants competition league, the HCC U11 team achieved a number of impressive wins and narrowly missed top spot in the Northampton and District Youth Cricket League. Likewise, in the fi rst year of competition the HCC U13 team grew in stature and performances from an uneasy fi rst few games to achieving successes over a number of established sides from much bigger clubs, eventually ending the season in a highly commendable fourth place in the league.

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ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONSWe are pleased to confi rm that subscriptions and fees are unchanged.Annual subscriptions are payable at the start of the season as follows:

Adults - £50Students (under 18 or in full-time education) - £20

Youth (under 14) - £15 (subsequent children from the same family £10 per child)Payments by cheque, payable to ‘Heyford Cricket Club’, should be sent to

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Payments can also be made electronically to the Club’s bank account:HSBC Sort Code 40-35-04 Account Number 11134183

Please notify Mark Fergusson at [email protected] and Alex Kirkbride at [email protected] of payments made via this method.

MATCH FEESMatch fees should be paid after every game to

the team Captain or Vice-Captain:£8 - Adults

£4 - Students£2 - Youth Teams

CLUB SUBSCRIPTIONS & MATCH FEES YOUTH CRICKET

The prospect of positive and exciting cricket will give more of our youngsters the opportunity to play competitive matches, continuing with the Sunday morning U11s 8-a-side pairs cricket format and introducing the Monday evening 11-a-side game for the U13 team. See fi xture tables on the website (www.heyfordcricket.co.uk) for more details.In support of the HCC Youth cricket aspirations, I am really pleased to once again promote our popular coaching and development sessions at Nether Heyford Playing Fields. Run by our team of ECB qualifi ed coaches, and supported by HCC Club members and volunteers, the coaching sessions will run on Thursday evenings and will be supported by our new Sunday morning ‘Introduction to Cricket’ sessions; dates and times to be advised. The Thursday sessions are open to all boys and girls aged 8-14 years, previous cricketing experience is not necessary…. just a willingness to have fun! All coaches and volunteers are CRB checked and we will have qualifi ed First Aid support at all sessions.I look forward to welcoming back all of our junior cricketers, and invite new players of all abilities to come along. Please take a look at the “HCC JUNIOR HAMMERS” page on our website for more information, details and photographs of our vibrant youth section.THANK YOU to everyone for your continued support and GOOD LUCK to HCC Youth Cricket for another positive season…

Achievements for our young players did not end with their youth cricket endeavours, as 2012 saw four of the Club’s youngsters stepping up to full representative Saturday honours, Rhys Hopkins, Calum Renshaw, Oakley Young and Tom Pearson all made successful debuts and will be looking to secure regular places in the Saturday sides next season.As we look forward to the forthcoming season and building on the successes and growth of our youth development programme, we are pleased to confi rm that HCC Youth Cricket will again be entering two teams into the Northampton and District Youth Cricket League at U11 and U13.


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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Calendar of Events 2013Friday 26th April - Pre-season Quiz Night at the Clubhouse

Saturday 27th April - First 1st XI game of the season (Away vs Great Oakley)

Saturday 4th May - First 2nd XI game of the season (Away vs Harlestone II)

(Provisionally) Sunday 14th July - HSC Fun-day (exact date to be confi rmed)

Saturday 24th / Sunday 25th August - HCC Summer Fundraiser

Friday 27th to Sunday 29th September - End-of-season senior tour to Bristol

Saturday 16th November - Dinner & Presentation Evening (Nether Heyford Village Hall)

Mid-January 2014 - Club AGM (exact date to be confi rmed)


TOURFANTASY CRICKET

Still going strong in its fourth consecutive year, HCC Fantasy Cricket was another good fund-raiser for the Club in 2012 but above all was a great talking point, generating interest before, during and after the season!

Seventy-fi ve teams were entered in 2012, team selection once again a fi ne art as player values shifted slightly from the previous season and injuries and availability obviously preyed on managers’ minds. Would the old guard be the best bets again or would value punts on some younger guns pay off?!As it happened, a combination of both approaches would work as Cambray returned to consistency and reclaimed his ‘crown’ from Livers, whose own injury-plagued season disrupted his point scoring. It was Heyford legend Chris Peck’s promotion to leading the 1st XI bowling attack which paid dividends on all fronts, and he ended up pushing Cambray closest. James Baldwin was again in the mix, but Adam Linnell, Laurence Buck and Jordan Smith all came to the fore at different times to earn valuable points and potentially boost their value for this season! Linnell in particular could feel very proud, not only for the two centuries he scored, but also the huge 212 points he earned in week 12, a Fantasy Cricket record!No fewer than twenty different ‘Teams of the Week’ shows that things change dramatically on a weekly basis. Overall it turned out to be a great year for the ladies with three fi nishing in the top fi ve managers of the year, and Ann Hindson and Jade Baker battling for the top spot from June onwards. Despite not actually winning Manager of the Week at all, Ann ended up as overall winner. She was only 20 points ahead of Jade, whose second place fi nish follows her winning effort in 2010 and a top ten fi nish the year before to make her arguably the best overall manager of the last four seasons. Congratulations to Ann, and all who contributed on and off the pitch throughout the season!

For the 2013 season there will be a new co-ordinator taking over – David Baker will now be the man in the hot-seat charged with continuing the success of this popular venture, so watch this space for forthcoming details of how it will all work in 2013!

Top Five Managers 1. Ann Hindson – 3998 points2. Jade Baker – 3978 points3. Rob Pardon – 3809 points

4. Ross Cambray – 3736 points5. Jane Inwood – 3679 points

Top Five Players1. Ross Cambray – 1013 points

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5. Adam Linnell – 720 points

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YOUTH CRICKET - 2010 REVIEWWHERE THE MONEY GOES

In last year’s Handbook we detailed some of the Club’s income sources, and told you we strive to ensure that this income covers our general running costs, with any surplus devoted to capital projects.In 2012 these projects included the installation of our artifi cial wicket on the square, the refurbishment of our mobile practise net, and the replacement of

our scoreboard, but do you realise how much we actually spent?

In 2012 we spent about £14,300. This is where it went.

Pitch maintenancematerials and fuel £2.8K

Bonus Ball prize payments £1.2K

Heyford Sports Clubs annualsubscription £1.7K

Annual Dinner & Presentation Evening £1.8K

Capital projects including artifi cial wicket £4.3K

Winter net hire, Club clothing, Handbook production etc £1K

League subscriptions, balls and playing equipment £1.5K

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WEBSITE

Having moved to the new platform in 2011, last year saw new items added to the Club website including HCC Team Mates. 2012 also saw the Club become active on Twitter where we can now be followed @HeyfordCC and this, in addition to continued updates through our Facebook page ensures that players, supporters and friends keep up to date with Club news on a daily basis not just during the season but throughout the year.With the 2013 season almost upon us we have a number of exciting plans in place for improvements to the website. In addition to our regular features, including the highly anticipated Fantasy Cricket updates from new coordinator David Baker, we plan to have a greater presence for Youth Cricket.With ambitious plans to continue Club development we will be looking at ways of raising money over the coming months. With this in mind I would urge you all to consider using the ‘Cash Back’ scheme on our website which links to a number of major retailers; by going to their websites through ours it generates income for the Club at no extra cost to you!As always I am open to new ideas so if you have any suggestions please do not hesitate to contact me.

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2nd XI27th Apr No Match4th May Harlestone CC - 2nd XI AWAY

11th May Oundle Town CC - 3rd XI HOME

18th May Burton Latimer CC - 3rd XI AWAY

25th May Loddington & Mawsley CC - 3rd XI HOME

1st Jun Gumley CC - 1st XI AWAY

8th Jun Harlestone CC - 2nd XI HOME

15th Jun Abington CC - 1st XI AWAY

22nd Jun Old CC - 2nd XI HOME

29th Jun St Crispin & Ryelands CC - 3rd XI AWAY

6th Jul Overstone Park CC - 3rd XI HOME

13th Jul Oundle Town CC - 3rd XI AWAY

20th Jul Burton Latimer CC - 3rd XI HOME

27th Jul Loddington & Mawsley CC - 3rd XI AWAY

3rd Aug Gumley CC - 1st XI HOME

10th Aug No Match17th Aug Abington CC - 1st XI HOME

24th Aug Old CC - 2nd XI AWAY

31st Aug St Crispin & Ryelands CC - 3rd XI HOME

7th Sep Overstone Park CC - 3rd XI AWAY

14th Sep No Match21st Sep No Match


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