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Welcome

Chairperson Andy Pearce President Pete Weaving Treasurer Jack Robins Club Secretary Tony Williamson Women & Girls Coordinator Bryony Pearce Junior Coordinator Jason Ross-Collins Member Secretary Tom Nutbrown Safeguarding Officer Rihannah Jones 1st XI Captain Adam Cole 2nd XI Captain Dean White Women’s Captain Sam White Development XI Captain Pete Moore

GROUND DETILS Ruardean Hill Cricket Club The Recreation Ground Highview Road Ruardean Hill GL17 9ar 01594541035

Who in the HILL?!

CONTENTS 02 MATCHWEEK SPONSOR

08 2024 FIXTURES

04 THE CHAIRMAN

12 LEAGUE TABLES

05 THE CAPTAINS

14 OUR PARTNERS

06 ON THIS WEEK

16 FANTASY LEAGUE

07 WHO THE HILL?

18 TODAY’S TEAMS

The Chairman Andy Pearce

Welcome all to another packed season of cricket on the hill!

This year we already have over 100 matches scheduled across the club, and are excited to provide even more opportunities for cricket - the women's hardball team will make their competitive debut, as will our new Development XI, and the as-yet-unnamed Hundred franchise will take a bow... all dependent on the rain actually stopping at some point though...

The off-season has again been productive, with indoor league cricket continuing and excellent turnout at training sessions. I'm heartened by the way the club continues to grow and the inclusive attitudes on display at all these sessions.

The committee has also been working hard to put together a vision of how we want to develop club in the future, and we have big plans that are already underway. This is going to require significant investments of time, effort and, of course, money, but will be hugely beneficial to the club and community. More on that to follow, but you can help immediately by signing up to our new membership structure! Details available in all the usual places...

Lastly, a big thank you to all volunteers, club partners and sponsors who are doing so much to support the club and the game we love.

Best of luck in all your fixtures, up the Hill!

The Captains

Adam Cole Last week saw a few regulars return to the 1st team and they really stepped up. Eastcombe won the toss and put us in to bat, this looked to be a good decision as we lost early wickets, but a quick 36 from Jack Weaving accelerated the run rate before being dismissed by Eastcombe’s seamer. This brought Alfie Jayne to the crease to showed a new level of maturity with his batting. with players falling around him, he marshalled the tail and took us to a defendable total of 166. A tight start from Jack and Nick held the visitors to 20-2 from the first 12 overs, including 6 maidens. more wickets fell (Kane 2-11 and Taz 2-22) before debutant Ryan Chappell-Thomas cleaned up the Eastcombe tailparticipating taking 4-30. This performance We approach the summer season with energy and vigour after in the indoor shown the character that won us the league last year and will hopefully kick start our 2024 season. Today we travel to winter league competition and coming respectable 4th place. Since January, we have Hatherley & Reddings and their picturesque South a Park ground.

welcomed many more new players, bringing our squad to over 20 players and have had theDean benefitWhite of being coached by Chloe Skelton, current player for Western Storm. The It gives me great pleasure to welcome Aston Ingham to the Hill today. The 2nd XI always seem to have an eventful game weather may be in against us,with butthem we by aim to aplay an hardball game this against this club; 2022 we tied taking wicket off inter-club the final ball of“friendly” the match, then last season we bowled our opponents for 73 on athe stickyhardball wicket and league yet still somehow contrived toweek. lose by 39 runs!fact Let’s we hopeare for another Sunday, prior tooutstarting the following The growing exciting game (with a positive result for the home team) this afternoon! as a team so quickly is testament, not only to the dedication and spirit of all the women who Sam show White up to practice, but also to the committee and RHCC sports club who also want the women’s team continue go from strength to strength,summer in terms of and confidence, player and to This seeseason, the game of cricket grow.toHere’s to a fantastic here’s to availability a cheeky introducing more people to the game. Last week saw our 2nd T20 hardball game away at Corse & Staunton. It was their shandy post a Sunday game! encouragement last season, that pushed us to enter the hardball leagueCheers! and their reception on Sunday was no different. Corse won the toss and opted to bat. Overall, we gave a magnificent performance in the field, with the whole team contributing, taking 8 wickets and keeping Corse below 100. Despite an impressive innings from Millie batting all 20 overs, we were unable to reach their total. Whilst we continue to develop our game, I am incredibly proud that we competed for the full 20 overs, we hit over 50 and to hold the opposition to under 100 runs, demonstrates that, despite the loss, we continue to make strides in our cricketing journey. This week we look forward to a fun afternoon out at the Down Hatherley softball festival, as well as meeting new opposition with a friendly vs Goodrich on Wednesday

ON THIS WEEK SATURDAY 25TH 1ST XI v Hatherley & Reddings 3rd XI (a) 13:00 2ND XI v Aston Ingham 4th XI (h) 13:00

SUNDAY 26TH We approach the summer season energy and vigour after participating in the indoor Development XI with v Westbury-on-Severn (a) 13:00 winter league competition and coming a respectable 4th place. Since January, we have welcomed many more new players, bringing our squad to over 20 players and have had MONDAY 27TH the benefit of being coached by Chloe Skelton, current player for Western Storm. The 15s Huntley U15s (a)18:00 weather may be against us, butvwe aim to play an inter-club “friendly” hardball game this Sunday, prior to starting the hardball league the following week. The fact we are growing as a team so quickly is testament, not only to the dedication and spirit of all the women TUESDAY 21ST who show up to practice, but also to the committee and RHCC sports club who also want to see the game of cricket grow. Here’s to a fantastic summer and here’s to a cheeky shandy post a Sunday game! Cheers!

WEDNESDAY 22ND Hurricanes v Goodrich Bison (h) 18:00 Women’s T20 XI v Goodrich Panthers (a) 18:00

THURSDAY 23RD Junior Training 18:00

FRIDAY 24TH Senior Training 18:00

WHO THE HILL IS THAT?!

We approach the summer season with energy and vigour after participating in the indoor winter league competition and coming a respectable 4th place. Since January, we have welcomed many more new players, bringing our squad to over 20 players and have had the benefit of being coached by Chloe Skelton, current player for Western Storm. The weather may be against us, but we aim to play an inter-club “friendly” hardball game this Sunday, prior to starting the hardball league the following week. The fact we are growing as a team so quickly is testament, not only to the dedication and spirit of all the women who show up to practice, but also to the committee and RHCC sports club who also want to see the game of cricket grow. Here’s to a fantastic summer and here’s to a cheeky shandy post a Sunday game! Cheers!

Batsman/Leggie/Seamer/Keeper Loves the club enough to buy an emroidered helmet Never once taken his kitbag home Unsure which of his siblings is the best cricketer

2024 FIXTURES 1ST TEAM

2ND TEAM

MAY

MAY

04 Oakridge CC (H) 13:00 04 Huntley CC (A) 13:00 11 Tetbury CC (A) 13:00 11 Yorkley Star CC (H) 13:00 18 Eastcombe CC (H) 13:00 18 Cinderford St John (A) 13:00 25 Hatherley Reddings (A) 13:00 Aston Ingham (H) 13:00 in the indoor We approach & the summerCC season with energy25 and vigour after CC participating winter league competition and coming a respectable 4th place. Since January, we have JUNE JUNE welcomed many more new players, bringing our squad to over 20 players and have had the benefit of being coached by Chloe Skelton, current player for Western Storm. The 01 Cam CC (H) 13:00 01 Westbury-on-Severn CC (A) 13:00 weather may be against us, but we aim to play an inter-club “friendly” hardball game this 08 Haresfield Gladiators CC (A) 13:00 08 Newent CC (H) 13:00 Sunday, prior to starting the hardball league the following week. The fact we are growing 15 Oaksey CC (H) 13:00 15 Alvington & Woolaston CC (A) 13:00 as a team so quickly is testament, not only to the dedication and spirit of all the women 22 Painswick CC (A) 13:00 22 Parkend CC (H) 13:00 who show up to practice, but also to the committee and RHCC sports club who also want 29 Lechlade CC (H) 13:00 29 Bream CC (A) 13:00 to see the game of cricket grow. Here’s to a fantastic summer and here’s to a cheeky shandy post a Sunday game! Cheers!

JULY JULY 06 Oakridge CC (A) 13:00 13 Tetbury CC (H) 20 Eastcombe CC (A) 13:00 27 Hatherley & Reddings CC (H) 13:00

06 Huntley CC (H) 13:00 13 Yorkley Star (A) 13:00 20 Cinderford St John CC (H) 13:00 27 Aston Ingham CC (A) 13:00

AUGUST

AUGUST

03 Cam CC (A) 13:00 10 Haresfield Gladiators CC (H) 13:00 17 Oaksey CC (A) 13:00 24 Painswick CC (H) 13:00 31 Lechlade CC (A) 13:00

03 Lydney CC (H) 13:00 10 Highnham Court (A) 13:00 17 Alvington & Woolaston CC (H) 13:00 24 Parkend CC (A) 13:00 31 Bream CC (H) 13:00

JUNIOR TEAMS MAY

JULY

05 13s v Parkend (A) 10:00 01 15s v Parkend (H) 18:00 06 15s v Redmarley (A) 18:00 07 13s v Westbury-on-Severn (H) 10:00 14 11s v Lydney (A) 18:00 08 15s v Westbury-on-Severn (A) 18:00 17 13s v Dymock (H) 18:00 We approach the summer season with energy and after participating in(A) the18:00 indoor 09vigour 11s v Westbury-on-Severn 19 13s v Westbury-on-Severn (H) 10:00 winter league competition and coming a respectable place.

Since (A) January, 12 13s4th v Aston Ingham 18:00 we have 20 15s vmany Westbury-on-Severn (H)bringing 18:00 our14 welcomed more new players, squad over 20 players 13s v to Cinderford St Johnand (A) have 10:00had 11s v Aston Ingham (H) 18:00 the21benefit of being coached

by Chloe Skelton,15 current player for Western Storm.

15s v Cinderford St John (A) 18:00The 26 13s v Huntley (A) us, 10:00 weather may be against but we aim to play an “friendly” hardball game this 16inter-club 11s v Cinderford St John (H) 18:00 27 15s v Huntley (A) 18:00 Sunday, prior to starting the hardball league the 21 following week.(H) The10:00 fact we are growing 13s v Lydney as a team so quickly is testament, not only to the and(H) spirit of all the women 22dedication 15s v Newent 18:00 who JUNE show up to practice, but also to the committee and RHCC sports club who also want to see the game of cricket grow. Here’s to a fantastic summer and here’s to a cheeky 02 13s v Cinderford St John (H) 10:00 shandy post a Sunday game! Cheers!

03 15s v Cinderford St John (H) 18:00 04 11s v Westbury-on-Severn (H) 18:00 05 MAY v Women’s Team (H) 14:00 09 13s v Aston Ingham (A) 10:00 26 MAY v Westbury-on-Severn (A) 10 15s v Aston Ingham (A) 18:00 02 JUNE v Dymock (A) 13:00 11 11s v Cinderford St John (A) 18:00 16 JUNE v Corse & Staunton (H) 14:00 16 13s v Dymock (H) 10:00 21 JULY v Corse & Staunton (A) 14:00 17 15s v Dymock (H) 18:00 04 AUGUST v Andoversford (A) 13:30 18 11s v Lydney (H) 18:00 18 AUGUST v Aston Ingham (H) 14:00 20 15s v Parkend (H) 18:00 23 13s v Lydney (A) 10:00 24 15s v Newent (A) 18:00 25 11s v Aston Ingham (A) 18:00 30 13s v Newent (H) 10:00

DEVELOPMENT TEAM

WOMEN’S TEAM

THE HURRICANES

MAY

MAY

05 Development XI (H) 14:00 12 Tewkesbury (H) 13:00 19 Corse & Staunton (A) 13:00 26 Down Hatherley Softball Tournament 29 Goodrich Panthers (A) 18:00

15 Monmouthshire Menaces (H) 18:00 22 Ross-on-Wye (A) 18:00 29 Goodrich Bison (H) 18:00

JUNE

JUNE

We approach the summer season with energy and vigour after participating in the indoor 05 Westbury-on-Severn 05 Cinderford Stags (A) 18:00 winter league competition(H) and18:00 coming a respectable 4th place.

Since January, we have 06 Aston many Ingham (A) 18:00 12 Lydney Lightning 18:00and have had welcomed more new players, bringing our squad to over 20(H) players 09 Cheltenham (A) 14:00 19 Monmouthshire Menaces (A)Storm.

18:00 The the benefit of being coached by Chloe Skelton, current player for Western 16 Huntley (H) 18:00 weather may(A) be 13:00 against us, but we aim to play26 anRoss-on-Wye inter-club “friendly” hardball game this 23 Corse & Staunton (H) 14:00 Sunday, prior to starting the hardball league the following week. The fact we are growing 26a Bream (A) 18:00 is testament, not only to the dedication and spirit of all the women as team so quickly JULY 30show Tewkesbury (A) 13:00 who up to practice, but also to the committee and RHCC sports club who also want TBC Bream (A) of cricket grow. Here’s to a fantastic summer and here’s to a cheeky to see the game 03 Goodrich Bison (A) 18:00 shandy post a Sunday game! Cheers!

10 Cinderford Stags (H) 18:00 JULY 17 Lydney Lightning (A) 18:00 03 Gloucester CC (H) 18:00 24 Semi-Final 07 Westbury Softball Tournament 31 Final @ Goodrich 18:00 10 Newent (A) 18:00 14 Dymock Softball Tournament 21 Stroud Softball Tournament 22 Tewkesbury (A) 18:00 31 Huntley (H) 18:00

AUGUST 07 Aston Ingham (H) 18:00 11 Huntley (H) 13:00

RESULTS SATURDAY 18TH MAY

1ST XI

166-9

Eastcombe

107

Alfie Jayne

41*

Ryan Chappell

4-30

Jack Weaving

36

Kane Fellows

2-11

2ND XI the summer season with energy Cinderford Johnparticipating in theCindoor C We approach and vigourSt after winter league competition and coming a respectable 4th place. Since January, we have SUNDAY 19TH MAY welcomed many more new players, bringing our squad to over 20 players and have had the benefit of being coached by Chloe Skelton, current player for Western Storm. The 107-6 Westbury-on-Severn 103-4 U13 weather may be against us, but we aim to play an inter-club “friendly” hardball game this Loui Moore 19 Jack Beard 1-3 Sunday, prior to starting the hardball league the following week. The fact we are growing Lacey Jones Sam Nutbrown 17 1-6 as a team so quickly is testament, not only to the dedication and spirit of all the women who show up to practice, but also to the committee and RHCC sports club who also want WOMEN’S T20of XIcricket grow. Here’s Corse & Staunton 65-5 95-8 to see the game to a fantastic summer and here’s to a cheeky Millie Stanton Iona MooreCheers!

2-16 shandy post a6* Sunday game!

Lacey Jones Kay Moore 6 1-6 MONDAY 20TH MAY

U15

128-8

Westbury-on-Severn

61-6

Riley Pearce

23

James Bowkett

2-10

Loui Moore

19

Toby Daughtrey

1-3

U11

80

Aston Ingham

202

Daniel Marfell

7

Rory White

1-5

Harry Coleman

6

Molly Nutbrown

1-12

TUESDAY 21ST MAY

LEAGUE TABLES GCCL DIVISION 7 P

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T

L

C

A

WC

LC

BAT BOWL PEN PTS

CAM

3

2

0

0

1

0

0

0

10

12

0

48

TETBURY

3

2

0

0

1

0

0

0

7

13

0

46

HATHERLEY & REDDINGS

3

1

0

1

1

0

0

0

9

10

0

35

OAKSEY

3

1

0

1

1

0

0

0

7

9

0

32

EASTCOMBE

3

1

0

1

1

0

0

0

7

9

0

32

HIGHNAM COURT

3

2

0

0

0

1

0

0

10

10

0

46

YORKLEY STAR

3

1

0

0

0

1

1

0

4

5

0

45

WESTBURY-ON-SEVERN

3

1

0

0

0

1

1

0

3

3

0

42

RUARDEAN HILL

3

0

0

1

0

2

0

0

5

4

0

21

CINDERFORD ST JOHN

3

0

0

0

0

3

0

0

0

0

0

18

NEWENT

3

0

0

2

0

1

0

0

4

8

0

18

ASTON INGHAM

3

0

0

2

0

1

0

0

1

3

0

10

HUNTLEY

3

0

0

0

0

1

1

1

1

0

0

7

LYDNEY

3

0

0

0

0

1

1

1

-1

0

0

5

BREAM

3

0

0

0

0

2

0

1

0

0

0

-8

PARKEND

3

0

0

0

0

1

0

2

0

0

0

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We approach the summer season with energy and vigour after participating in the indoor PAINSWICK 3 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 7 5 0 28 winter league competition and coming a respectable 4th place. Since January, we have RUARDEAN HILL 3 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 4 7 0 27 welcomed many more new players, bringing our squad to over 20 players and have had LECHLADE 3 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 6 5 0 27 the benefit of being coached

by Chloe Skelton, current player for Western Storm.

The 0 1 0 0 5 7 0 18 OAKRIDGE weather may be against3us, but we0 aim 2to play an 0inter-club “friendly” hardball game this HARESFIELD GLADIATORS 0 0 league 2 1 0 0 week.

0 1 3 we 0 are10growing Sunday, prior to starting3the hardball the following The fact as a team so quickly is testament, not only to the dedication and spirit of all the women who up to practice, but also to the committee and RHCC sports club who also want CGFshow DIVISION 2 WEST to see the game of cricket grow. summer and BOWL here’sPEN to a PTS cheeky TEAM P W THere’s L to a A fantastic C WC LC BAT shandy post a0 Sunday game!

Cheers!

ALVINGTON & WOOLASTON 3 1 0 0 1 1 0 5 7 0 48

WOMEN’S FOREST T20 P

W

L

C

A

LC

WC

T

BAT

BO PEN PTS

RUARDEAN HILL

2

0

1

0

1

0

0

0

8

5

0

16

CORSE & STAUNTON

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

3

2

0

15

TEWKESBURY

1

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

5

0

0

8

HUNTLEY

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

We approach the summer season with energy and vigour after participating in the indoor WOMEN’S FOREST SOFTBALL and coming a respectable 4th place. Since January, we have winter league competition welcomed over WC 20 players and have TEAM many more new players, P Wbringing L our C squad A toLC T PEN PTS had theTEWKEBURY benefit of being coached1 by Chloe Skelton, for 1 0 0 current 0 player 0 0 Western 0 0Storm.

5 The weather may be against us, but aim to1 play 0 an inter-club HUNTLEY 1 we 0 0 0 “friendly” 0 0hardball 0 game 2 this Sunday, prior to starting the hardball week.

BREAM 0 0 league 0 the 0 following 0 0 0The fact 0 we0 are growing 0 as aNEWENT team so quickly is testament, not 0 0 only 0 to the 0 dedication 0 0 and0 spirit0 of all0the women 0 whoASTON show INGHAM up to practice, but also to0 the committee and club who 0 0 0 0 RHCC 0 sports 0 0 0 also 0 want toRUARDEAN see the game Here’s and to HILL of cricket grow.

0 0 0to a fantastic 0 0 summer 0 0 here’s 0 0 a cheeky 0 WESTBURY-ON-SEVERN shandy 0 post 0 a Sunday 0 0 game!

0 Cheers!

0 0 0 0 0 THE FOREST HUNDRED

TEAM

P

W

WC

T

L

LC

C

A

PEN

PTS

CINDERFORD STAGS

2

0

0

0

0

0

2

0

0

2

GOODRICH BISON

2

0

0

1

0

0

1

0

0

2

ROSS HEDGEHOGS

2

0

0

0

0

0

2

0

0

2

MONMOUTH

1

1

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

2

LYDNEY LIGHTNING

1

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

1

RUARDEAN HILL HURRICANES

2

0

1

0

0

0

0

1

0

1

SHIRT PARTNERS

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FANTASY LEAGUE TEAM

MANAGER

POINTS

1

GOLDEN DUCKS

FREDDIE HORNCHURCH

551

2

INEVITABLE REGRESSION

ANDY PEARCE

532

3

RUARDEAN ROVERS

WILL SMITH

529

4

FISHSKI XI

LEWIS BOWKETT

477

5

FALLING APART AGAIN!

TONY WILLIAMSON

448

BURFS BLIND AARON BARNETT 400 We 6approach theARMY summer season with energy and vigour after participating in the indoor 7 NO DUCKERS TRENT BROWN 4th place. Since January, we have 385 winter league competition and coming a respectable BARNETTS BARNEY ARMY ALFIE JAYNE 8 AARONmany 378 welcomed more new players, bringing our squad to over 20 players and have had 9 ALL SWING NO DING 371 AIDAN CROSS the benefit of being coached by Chloe Skelton, current player for Western Storm. The 10 KISS MY CHAMINDA VAAS II MARTIN COLEMAN 329 weather may be against us, but we aim to play an inter-club “friendly” hardball game this 11 DALE STEYN REMOVERS 301 ZACK COLEMAN Sunday, prior to starting the hardball league the following week. The fact we are growing 12 SECONDED DEAN WHITE 294 as a team so quickly is testament, not only to the dedication and spirit of all the women TOM NUTBROWN 13 THE LATECOMER 278 who14show up to practice, but also to the committee and RHCC sports club who also want CB ARMY STUART CORNWELL-BOOTE 260 to15see of ALWAYS cricketGET grow.

Here’s toALUN a fantastic summer and here’s to a cheeky SIPthe IT ORgame SLIP IT, WE WICKETS CHESWORTH-RICKARDS 259 shandy post a Sunday Cheers!

16 FREDDIE XI FREDDIEgame!

GWILLIAM 252 17

LOOSE GOOSE

ADAM COLE

239

18

CUMMINS CIDERS

JAYDEN JONES

237

19

STUMPS IN THE DUMPS

ZACH WHITE

223

20

ROSSCO RIOTERS

JASON ROSS-COLLINS

189

21

SPORTING CC

MATT JAMES

188

22

BUNS BABE

BUN MATTHEWS

174

23

STUMPED

RIHANNAH JONES

162

24

WHITE’S WANDERERS

SAMANTHA WHITE

161

25

SELF-GAMBLING

CIAN JEFFREY

147

26

DIRTY SWINGERS

RYAN CHAPPELL

93

27

DUCKDUCKRUN

ANDY MILLS

55

28

GO BIG OR GO HOME

LEE BURFORD

41

29

LACEY’S XI

LACEY JONES

0

30

THE FLAGPOLERS

TONY HULL

0

POINTS

PLAYER

ROLE

1

ALFIE JAYNE

ALL ROUNDER

243

2

JACK WEAVING

ALL ROUNDER

164

3

STUART CORNWELL-BOOTE

BATTER

157

4

NICK JAYNE

ALL ROUNDER

118

5

PAUL WEAVING

ALL ROUNDER

92

16

ANNEKA DAUGHTREY

BOWLER

30

17

LEXIE SHACKELL

ALL ROUNDER

30

18

ALUN CHESWORTH-RICKARDS

BOWLER

20

19

ANDY PEARCE

BATTER

20

20 LEWIS MILLS

BATTER

20

21

SAM WHITE

ALL ROUNDER

20

22 BECCA HISTED

ALL ROUNDER

16

23 JAYDEN JONES

BATTER

9

24 DAVE WALDING

KEEPER

7

25 LACEY JONES

ALL ROUNDER

6

We approach the summer season with energy and vigour after participating in the indoor BATTER 6 DEAN WHITE 74 winter league competition and coming a respectable 4th place. Since January, we have 7 AARON BARNETT 67 ALL ROUNDER welcomed many more new players, bringing our squad to over 20 players and have had 8 RILEY PEARCE 58 BOWLER the benefit of being coached by Chloe Skelton, current player for Western Storm. The 9 KANE FELLOWS BOWLER 48 weather may be against us, but we aim to play an inter-club “friendly” hardball game this BOWLER 10 KIERA DAUGREILH 47 Sunday, prior to starting the hardball league the following week. The fact we are growing 11 MILLIE STANTON 42 ALL ROUNDER as a team so quickly is testament, not only to the dedication and spirit of all the women BOWLER 12 AIDAN CROSS 41 who13show up to practice, but also to the committee and RHCC sports club who also want FREDDIE GWILLIAM BOWLER 40 to14seeBOBBY the game of cricket grow. Here’s toKEEPER a fantastic summer and here’s to a cheeky 36 BROWN shandy post a Sunday game! Cheers!

15 IONA MOORE BOWLER 34

TODAY’S

TEAM NEWS

1st XI v Hatherley & Reddings 13:00, Away

ADAM COLE (C)

2nd XI v Aston Ingham 13:00, Home DEAN WHITE (C)

Fourth Stump Cricket

FOD Kettlebells

AARON BARNETT

PAUL BALLINGER

We approach the summer season with energy and vigour after participating in the Wayne “Midge” Lewis Available indoor winter league competition and coming a respectable 4th place. Since January, BROWN BROWN we have welcomedTRENT many more new players, BOBBY bringing our squad to over 20 players Property Services and have had Axis the benefit of being coachedAvailable

by Chloe Skelton, current player for Western Storm. TheAIDAN weatherCROSS may be against us, butDAUGREILH we aim to play an inter-club KIERA “friendly” hardball game this Sunday, prior to starting the hardball league the following Nigel Cave & Son Memorial Masons Available week. The fact we are growing as a team so quickly is testament, not only to the ALFIE JAYNE FREDDIE GWILLIAM dedication and spirit of all the women who show up to practice, but also to the B&C Builders Hartpury College & University committee and RHCC sports club who also want to see the game of cricket grow.

NICK and JAYNE Here’s to a fantastic summer here’s to aANDY cheekyMILLS shandy post a Sunday game!

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