Saracens Hertfordshire Premier Cricket League handbook 2023

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Saracens Hertfordshire Premier Cricket League Affiliated to the Club Cricket Conference and Hertfordshire County Cricket Association

2023 www.hertsleague.co.uk @herts_league HertsCricketLeague herts_cricket_league Published by: Saracens Hertfordshire Premier Cricket League Editor: Richard Bayliss. E-mail: handbook@hertsleague.co.uk Production: Create Services - www.createservices.co.uk 3

Contents

A Message from our President, ....................................................................................................5 Standing sub-committees..............................................................................................................6 ECB Grant Payments ...................................................................................................................6 Committee Members.....................................................................................................................7 Foreword ...........................................................................................................................8 Save Village Cricket....................................................................................................................10 Facing the Financial Storm.........................................................................................................11 County Recognition ....................................................................................................................14 Kyran Castles Cook ...................................................................................................................15 Two Clubs. Four Retirements......................................................................................................16 Our International Reach..............................................................................................................18 Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire Grounds Association.................................................................20 Facilities Update..........................................................................................................................21 Obituaries .................................................................................................................................22 Hertfordshire Cricket - leading, influencing and inspiring..............................................................25 Saracens Herts Junior Leagues..................................................................................................26 Constitution .........................................................................................................................27 Grant Aid .........................................................................................................................33 2023 season information..........................................................................................................35 Paid Player/Coach...................................................................................................36 Divisional Structure..................................................................................................37 Fixtures....................................................................................................................38 Friendly League.......................................................................................................52 Which Ball to Use? / Development League.............................................................53 Readers Hertfordshire 20/20 Cup Competitions......................................................54 Umpire & Scorer Registration Process....................................................................56.

Umpires Panel.........................................................................................................57 Disciplinary Procedures...........................................................................................58.

Reporting Results, Facilities, Umpires & Team Sheets...........................................59 ECB Club Affiliation and DBS..................................................................................62 ECB Identity Vetting and Safeguarding Responsibilities.........................................63 Premier Divisions Player Registration.....................................................................64 Registration, Overseas Players and Managed Migration........................................65 Club & Team Penalties 2023...................................................................................67 Club Directory..........................................................................................................68 2022 season review...................................................................................................................79 Secretary's Report...................................................................................................80 League Tables ........................................................................................................84 Diary of the Season.................................................................................................89 The play-offs..........................................................................................................110 Honours Boards..................................................................................................... 111 Presentation Event (photos)..................................................................................112 T20 Competitions...................................................................................................114 Two Legends Hand-over........................................................................................117 Player Averages.....................................................................................................118 Statistics and League records...............................................................................................123 Best Batting & Bowling Performances 1994-2022................................................124 Principal Players 2000-2022..................................................................................125 Hertfordshire Cricket League Highs and Lows......................................................140 Premier Division play-off finals / Premier Division 2014-2022...............................141 Divisional Records 2014-2022 and previous years...............................................142 President's Trophy; League Officers......................................................................145 League Knockout Records....................................................................................148 League History Timeline........................................................................................153 4

A Message from our President Dear All Cricket Fans, What a difference a year makes! Last year we were all bemoaning the fact that we had just lost five nil to Australia once again, and a year later we are all revelling in the triumphs of Ben Stokes that have lit up cricket perhaps as never before and make the coming Ashes look spectacular.

I was fortunate enough to be at a dinner where one of the England players told me what Brendon McCullum had said to them when he first came into the England dressing room; roughly as this…"I'm not a very good coach, but you are the best players in the country and don't need coaching. But what I can do for you… I can make you feel 10 foot tall!” that's quite something!

Hopefully all that enthusiasm at the top, which is obviously going to be tested as never before this summer, will fan the flames of our great game, and make not just this season but many seasons happy and spectacular.

And hopefully many kids around the country will also feel 10 foot tall.

Cherish the game, have a great season.

All the best.

Nigel

Cover photo Effectiveness is usually more important than technique. Ross Murphy’s team-mates at Hertford say that bowling with his action takes guts. Even at the point of backfoot contact, a still image belies the energy which “Murph” imparts on the ball. And the attitude to every ball is the same with this reliable character - whether you’re heading for a win or crumbling to defeat - he’s 100% committed. For that, together with his all-round significant contribution to the club, he deserved his successes as the leading wicket taker in Hertford’s 2nd XI in 2022. Hertford say they just hope batsman haven’t learned to ‘pick him’ in 2023!

Photo: Paul Williams

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Standing Sub-Committees

The sub-committees shown below will be in effect for 2023. League Chairman, Tony Johnson, is an ex-officio member of all sub-committees. Sub-committee chairman is shown in bold.

Competitions Tony Johnson Anthony Levy Barry Hellewell Peter Dudley John Sweedy Doreen Browne Registration Premier, Championship & Division One Mark Shepherd Richard Mason Registration (Division 2A & below) Paul Blackwell Facilities Mark Shepherd Richard Burling Sponsorship & Finance Tony Johnson Ross McCaskill Hilary Stiffin Tony Rhodes Results, Fixtures & Handbook Richard Mason Richard Bayliss John Northall Peter Dudley Safeguarding Richard Burling

Constitution & Match Rules Barry Hellewell Richard Burling George White Peter Hinstridge Discipline George White Paul Blackwell Nick Hall Mark Shepherd Umpires & Scorers Anthony Levy Hilary Stiffin John Sweedy Rob Riddleston Premier Divisions Nesan Jeyaratnam Carl Ferguson Tom Greaves Tom Jenkins Simon Lindop Mark Shepherd Play Cricket Administration Mark Shepherd Hilary Stiffin Richard Mason Herts Junior Leagues George White Dennis Lock Ian Watkins

ECB Grant Payments to Premier Divisions

In last year’s handbook we explained how we dealt with the distribution of ECB grant monies to the clubs in our Premier and Championship divisions. At the time of going to print we anticipate receiving £15,000 from the ECB for the 2023 season and we intend to divide this, as before, between those clubs so that the Premier clubs receive £1,000 each and the Championship clubs £500 each. Details of any changes, occasioned by the ECB amending the amount of the grant, will be posted on the website and communicated to the clubs separately. As before the grant is discretionary and the League is under no obligation to distribute it in any specific way.

As a reminder to clubs we deduct from the standard payment to each club £25 for each playcricket reporting failure, £25 for any spike mark received for pitches not reaching the required standard and £25 for each level one disciplinary offence and £50 or higher for each level two (or above) disciplinary offence. At the end of the season all fines are added up and distributed equally between those clubs who have not incurred any fines.

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President

Committee Members

NIGEL WRAY Office: 0208 445 7012

Chairman TONY JOHNSON Home: 01923 850597; Mobile: 07770 966688 Email: t.j100@btinternet.com Hon. Secretary.

Match Rules and Constitution

BARRY HELLEWELL Home: 01992 422160; Mobile: 07842 206529 Email: barryhellewell@hotmail.com

Hon. Treasurer

ROSS McCASKILL Mobile: 07825 440950 Email: rossmccaskill10@hotmail.com

Results and Fixture Secretary

RICHARD MASON Mobile: 07491 834644 Email: results@hertsleague.co.uk

Registration

PAUL BLACKWELL Home: 01923 351234 Email: registration@hertsleague.co.uk

Umpires & Scorers' Co-ordinator

ANTHONY LEVY Home: 020 8441 9297; Mobile: 07710 403524 Email: anthony.d.levy@btinternet.com

Facilities MARK SHEPHERD Co-ordinator. Home: 01895 233630; Mobile: 07772 224390 Premier Regist'n - Email: markshepherd01@aol.com Safeguarding Officer

RICHARD BURLING Home: 07958 265022; Mobile: 07885 288296 Email: welfare@hertscricket.org

Discipline.

GEORGE WHITE Development Home: 01727 621987; Mobile 07968 349933 League Email: whiteg27@hotmail.com Website & IT Co-ordinator

PETER DUDLEY Mobile: 07882 501915 Email: technical@hertsleague.co.uk HILARY STIFFIN Mobile: 07779 108156 E-mail: hilary.stiffin@ntlworld.com

Premier Divisions NESAN JEYARATNAM Representative Mobile: 07496 360410 Email: nesanjeyaratnam@msn.com Sponsorship Co-ordinator

TONY RHODES Home: 01992 536877; Mobile: 07917 870609 Email: a.rhodes264@btinternet.com Committee member Tony Rhodes was selected for England's Over 60s squad in January. They competed for the Carib Cup in Barbados - and won - beating Australia in the final. Tony, who plays for Hertford, was awarded his England cap (no. 125) last year, presented by skipper Richard Merriman. Australia will be in England for the 'Grey Ashes' this year.

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Foreword It was thirty years ago (that’s a Pearl Jubilee for those who have an anniversary this year) when the two senior cricket leagues in Hertfordshire merged to form the new Hertfordshire Cricket League with 75 clubs in four divisions at 1st, 2nd and two 3rd XI divisions.

Six years later, Saracens became our Sponsor and gave us the wherewithal to build a strategy and structure to support clubs in their development over the years, starting with an innovative project to provide free helmets to every club in the first year of mandatory wearing of helmets for juniors. Here we are, in 2023, with 100 clubs, 28 divisions, 279 teams, 13,000 registered players, 350 qualified umpires and 80 qualified scorers. Not a bad record.

Right now, costs on all fronts are at their most challenging, and we will do well to manage through these difficult times. For example, the cost of cricket balls for 2023 has reached £80,000 and the cost of panel umpires now exceeds £45,000 for those top teams using the panel. Add the cost of equipment and maintenance, groundstaff, pavilion management and administration and we will all have to find ways to mitigate as much of that outlay as possible.

In a nutshell, that cost conundrum is high up the list of responsibilities the League Executive is expected to address with the advice, guidance and funding from our governing bodies, and why we must develop a direction of travel that meets those aims. Structure, match formats, reduced travel, and complying with the ever-changing regulations to keep us safe and legal, are some of the key elements we have to consider, and why we have implemented some of the changes in the last five-year spell.

Barry Hellewell’s extensive Secretary’s Report on page 80 looks back at 2022, and rightly raises growing concerns on staffing and usage of grounds, the growing number of match concessions in the lower divisions and worries about on and off-field matters which we must not ignore. The following paragraphs are my comments which pick up Barry’s thoughts and are for discussion at our Exec meetings and no doubt reflected in coming surveys.

In terms of the general structure, we operate as a true pyramid, as opposed to a structure in other leagues with divisions for the different XIs, and for now we believe that our approach works for the majority. There are ongoing thoughts about division(s) for single-team clubs with a route into the main structure, more divisions to become regionalised, and we have formalised a structure for friendly matches for those teams that have no ground or opponent on a Saturday due to drop-outs or ground issues.

There are also now options in some of the lower divisions to switch a match from Saturday to the Sunday to “get the game on”.

There is no “one size fits all” when it comes to match formats. Feedback tells us that the Premier divisions like the split of timed and overs matches, and the remainder prefer overs matches with different lengths and start times, so no change for the coming season, but time will determine whether future changes are needed.

I spotted this headline for a Sunday Times article in March : “ Is IPL taking the game to a new level or is it just a vulgar monstrosity?”. The IPL is 15 Tony Johnson on the big screen at Saracens, years old now but does still divide views. However, March 2023, telling the crowd about the 23-year partnership with our main sponsor.

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the fact that some of the player skills have transferred to County and Test cricket with great success has surprised many a traditionalist, so the ever-increasing number of national versions of the IPL remain in the fixture lists and are here to stay. It seems clear from our league experience that our Premier divisions like the T20 format as a warm up weekend and a chance to progress to becoming national champions. However, the lower divisions have been lukewarm at the option to play in a league T20 competition (only 20% of teams apply, due to other choices) so we will see how 2023 pans out. Other formats, such as 15-15 or 10-10, are trialling in other counties, as is The Hundred, so we have to keep an open mind.

The lifeblood and potential survival of clubs and our sport relies on a healthy intake of youngsters every year, and that entails a club structure that needs to find managers and coaches to support that section. Easier said than done, with qualified coaches in short supply, but there are courses every year via the County, and I urge you to make every effort to use that resource. To that end, the links between club and schools remain a valuable way to generate and foster a lasting interest in cricket for both parties.

The revival of the Development Divisions project did not get off the ground last year due to clashes with school timetables, so we are trying again. Essentially it is for interested clubs to address the challenge of trying to give more young players a chance to hone their skills and learn in a team including three or four senior players. As said many times, your young players are your future, and they are quick to vote with their feet if you ignore them.

Winter training courses for umpires and scorers are going well again, and, although numbers are lower than previous years, we are encouraged by new recruits in recent weeks.

We need all clubs, especially those using panel umpires, to find suitable recruits to support the panel.

Our financial position remains very healthy and is again primarily thanks to Nigel Wray and Saracens for their continued backing as our Prime Sponsor since 2000, and we work with them to promote their brand while helping your club to reduce running costs by various means. Good governance requires us to keep a significant reserve in place for any unseen circumstances, so we are bringing back the annual subscription, but considering ways to return financial benefit back to clubs by way of credits, such as a return percentage of ball-order costs. Thank you, Nigel, for your vision and help with the development of our league.

Kookaburra Readers has now been with us as our supplier of The President's Trophy for 'Club of sponsored league balls for over 20 years, and for funding our the Year' 2021. went to Hitchin. It T20 and Trophy competitions. Neil Pullen and his team are was presented by the Chairman to great supporters and their sustained backing of our league is Sam Rippington, Director of Cricket, at last year's captains meeting another reason for our financial health.

Please feel free to contact any of us on the Executive if you have any questions or ideas for us to consider, and with an eye on succession planning, please let us know if you are prepared to take on a role on one of our committees. It is vital that we stay in touch with the views of players and administrators alike.

I said it last year, but I strongly advise that the management team in every club makes sure that its players and members are fully aware of the new regulations on and off the field (for example EDI, Safeguarding, the Non-Discrimination Code, and the revised ECB General Conduct Regulations) and to ask questions if there is anything you don’t understand.

Finally, my personal thanks go in particular to the members of our hard-working Executive Committee and its sub-committees. On behalf of your Executive, I also pay tribute to the scores of volunteers who keep your club running, and on whose efforts you are so reliant.

Enjoy your season once the rain stops and the jet stream behaves.

Tony Johnson Chairman 9

Save Village Cricket The Dawn of a New Era of Collaboration

By Ben Wilson Save Village Cricket never set out to become a national movement promoting, advocating, and taking action on behalf of cricket clubs everywhere. Instead, it began with a simple ‘cry for help’ from a Herts League club which – during its 70th year – found itself unable to field any sides on the first Saturday last summer.

For those of you who haven’t read the letter from Bayford Cricket Club – a small, but longstanding village cricket club – see opposite. It was only meant for a Hertfordshire audience but, having released it far and wide – thanks to the power of social media – it seemed to resonate with clubs everywhere. It seems as though we were not the only club struggling, looking for answers as to how to halt the decline in participation.

audience. We can debate solutions and issues long into the night, but what we do need now is practical solutions.

So, what can we, as a community of Hertfordshire clubs, do to support every club in our county to thrive? Also ensuring that clubs – big and small – are here not just for the next five years but for the next 50. Cricket clubs are such important parts of communities, while grounds, as we all know, are not easy to replace!

What we learnt from last year is that collaboration between clubs goes a long way. Not only in ensuring fixtures are fulfilled and that everyone who wants to play cricket on a Saturday can do so, but in giving youngsters a chance to play adult league cricket.

For example, we at Bayford not only hosted Now some of you reading this may be at players from other clubs in our 2nd XI, when clubs that are thriving and that is fantastic their own games were cancelled, but also to see! This new-founded campaign is here sent players to other clubs. We also hosted to celebrate success, in the hope that clubs young cricketers who would otherwise not can learn from what works for others. Some have got a game that week, ensuring they of you will say: “invest in junior cricket; build got a bowl or a bat. On some occasions the pipeline” and we wholeheartedly agree, both! though it isn’t easier for smaller village clubs surrounded by We all know that Want to know more? larger town clubs in a competitive Contact: Ben Wilson who already environment it is Tel: 07852 916901 successfully sometimes hard for E-mail: savevillagecricket@gmail.com cater for clubs to think outside https://twitter.com/savevcricket that specific of their own bubbles.

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We get it! No club wants to offer players to other clubs, just to find themselves short themselves on a Saturday morning. However, it is exactly this thinking that is actually more damaging than we all realise.

As an example, just think of the young cricketers who, not having been picked for a number of Saturdays, may drift away from the game, lost forever. This benefits no-one.

Instead think of the young cricketer who spends time playing regular adult cricket, perhaps at another club, gaining all that experience, and comes back hungry next season to play at a higher level.

It is this new era of collaborative thinking that will be critical moving forward. We all have a responsibility to ensure that cricket in Hertfordshire is thriving and we are in it together. So, if you can collaborate with others, or answer a cry for help from a club this season, do so. Let’s lead the way in Hertfordshire by ushering in a new era of collaboration!

AN OPEN LETTER TO SAVE VILLAGE CRICKET Dear All, At Bayford and Hertford Nondescripts CC, after the grim world of lockdowns, social distancing and no changing rooms or bar, the 2022 post pandemic cricket season promised a bright, fresh start. We hoped that the very bastion of an English Summer – village cricket – would see old players return and new players, of whatever standard, wanting to give the game a try.

However, this has not been the case and, as we approach our 70th year, the club, unfortunately, is in trouble. This week, for the first time in our modern history there was no league game for Bayford cricketers, the club having to concede both the home and away fixture. We were not alone, with more than a dozen games conceded across the Herts Saracens League.

There are numerous reasons for the decline in playing numbers, cricket is a long game and time is precious to many people, ‘time poor’ has become a common phrase. Travelling adds to the burden. Furthermore, a game which has long periods when not much happens seems at odds with a society built on instant gratification.

Competing priorities for young people is no doubt a contributing factor to a significant drop in numbers. Sadly, without action more clubs will inevitably close with cricket fields lost to the community. More recently the current cost of living crisis may also impact.

This season we have made a conscious decision to remove any financial barriers to participation, making all cricket free to play, with no membership fees or match subscriptions and keeping bar prices as low as possible. The club is financially sound and well run. We want to encourage those who have given up the game, or who may wish to play for the first time, to come and enjoy a Saturday at one of the most picturesque grounds in Hertfordshire with excellent facilities.

It is a common problem impacting on recreational cricket, so the fundamental question is what can be done to save village cricket? In our view, there needs to be an urgent discussion throughout cricket about a long-term strategy to support and rebuild the game. This needs to be bottom up and involve as many players and explayers as possible, all Clubs, Leagues and Governing Bodies. This needs to be given priority as there is clearly no easy answers.

More immediately, we are writing today to ask the local cricketing community to come together to help save their local village club. Those that will have sat at the heart of their local communities for many years.

It would make sense for smaller clubs to partner with larger clubs who may have an excess of players, whether old heads or young bucks. By working together, we can ensure that as many of those who wish to play cricket on a Saturday can get a game. We needed half a dozen extra players last weekend to fill our 2 sides, could we not ‘borrow’ those who aren’t being picked? We would provide a safe and friendly environment to offer the chance to participate.

If you are a larger club, can you help your local, village side?

The aim of this letter is not to criticise anyone but to act as a rallying cry to work together to save a game we all love. Recreational cricket has been a source of pleasure for an enormous number of people, and we want to continue to offer this opportunity. Our fear is that if we don’t act cricket will slowly die out at this level.

If you can help us or others, we would be delighted to have a conversation. Do contact Ben Wilson on 07852 916 901 or ben.wilson@cause4.co.uk.

Yours,

BHNCC https://www.bhncc.co.uk/ https://twitter.com/savevcricket

Facing the Financial Storm

All clubs are facing a new challenge to their existence, the cost of living crisis.

How are they coping? This article was written by Richard Edwards for the Club Cricket Conference. We are grateful for their permission to share it.

No-one involved in club cricket needs reminding just how tough the last few years have been for the recreational game in this country. The pandemic posed perhaps the greatest threat the sport has had to face.

Then, just as clubs scrambled to their feet, the cost of living crisis came along and bowled them over again.

With the 2023 season upon us, the Club Cricket Conference newsletter went in search of clubs who have found themselves in the eye of this financial storm - clubs who have suddenly found themselves attempting to manage soaring costs as inflation hit double-digits. Despite the government’s intervention, utility bill prices – which in many cases have doubled in just six months - have also placed enormous pressure on clubs

that could be forgiven for feeling weary from the battles they’ve had to fight since 2020.

The club cricket community, though, is a hardy one. And as we found through our many discussions in recent weeks, there’s an up and at ‘em mentality, and a determination to see every challenge as an opportunity.

Yes, there might be some clubs who are unable to ride out another storm – but there are plenty who are prepared to do just that, and, to their eternal credit, also offer help and advice to those who need it most.

“I think one of the key things we learnt through Covid, a very difficult period, was the need to communicate with other clubs,” says Gareth White, chairman and former captain of Cockermouth Cricket Club, former home of England skipper, Ben Stokes.

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“I think that’s generally something that cricket clubs have got much better at - sharing best practice and ensuring that, when cricket clubs need help, they don’t feel like they’re on their own.”

In purely practical terms, the surge in inflation from just 0.4% in February 2021 to a 41-year high of 11.1% in October 2022, has created the kind of cost pressures that no cricket club has had to face in a generation.

Whether it’s equipment for the upkeep of grounds and the maintenance of pitches, or the cost of beer, crisps and soft drinks from the bar, the impact has been dramatic. There is, though, a determination to ensure that spiralling costs are managed in a way which doesn’t place an extra burden on players, club members or those who come to the cricket ground to socialise.

Totteridge Millhillians Cricket Club of the Hertfordshire Cricket League are very much a community club, and one which opens its doors to the local public as readily in winter as summer. Like others they have been left feeling the pinch. But they’re intent on maintaining a positive outlook.

“Our utility bills have gone up by around £1000 a month,” says Club Secretary, Wyn Bowen. “The knock-on effect is that is we decided to retain the opening of bar between six and nine, or later if there was football on, but we’ve seen a decrease in footfall, whether that’s because of people tightening their belts, I’m not sure.

“We’re also seeing a 10 to 15% increase in wholesaler prices on bar goods and stock.

Plus things such as seed and so forth have risen hugely too. Generally, it’s quite apparent that things have gone up. I think the accounts for October 2023 show us in a slight loss-making position. For us, it’s a case of looking at how we get more social members and how we run more events in the pavilion. Those are central because it’s not easy just sticking membership and match fees up.

“Cricketers, we find, tend to look at what other clubs are charging, particularly in the second, third or fourth teams. Players will look around and see if it’s much cheaper to play in another side.”

No matter the financial strains placed on clubs, there is a clear intention not to 12

increase the financial burden on the paying public, or the players, going into the 2023 season. That’s not to say that clubs have their heads in the sand over the issue.

“We know that costs have gone up, everyone can see that – you only have to go into a supermarket to see the impact that inflation has had,” says White. “But we’ve always tried to ensure that we’re an affordable club for our senior and junior members in terms of our membership prices. We want to make cricket accessible to absolutely everyone.

What we definitely don’t want, is for anyone to think that they can’t afford to play.”

Cockermouth’s bar prices remain considerably lower than pubs in the town, which is largely the case in cricket clubs up and down the country. The club also take great pride in the fact that they were the first bar to re-open after the 2020 lockdown, opening up their outfield as perhaps Cumbria’s largest beer garden (below).

White also believes that leagues are being more flexible in order to maximise economic opportunity.

“Post-Covid, there has been a real change in the way that people think, there’s a lot more flexibility,” says White. “Providing you can agree with the other club to move fixtures, then you can switch them to a Friday night to try and attract as many people to the club as possible.”

That’s just one example of the way that leagues are now working with their clubs. It’s a similar story down the M6 in Lancashire.

“I think clubs in our league have traditionally tried to keep costs for members as low as possible,” says Mike Bibby, the chairman of the Lancashire Cricket League. “Yes, money is tight for some at the moment but I think that, generally, those additional costs that

clubs are incurring aren’t being reflected in the amounts that people are being asked to pay.

“A lot of our clubs will open during the week (in winter) when there’s a big football match on, they’ve all got big screens and it’s a great way of them encouraging people to use the club’s facilities. The costs have gone up dramatically but, at the moment at least, no clubs seem to be in financial trouble.”

The picture away from English cricket’s top leagues, however, is, as Bibby concedes, likely to be far more concerning.

“You have to be sympathetic to a lot of village clubs or clubs in rural areas – they must be struggling and there must be an obvious danger of some going out of business entirely,” he says.

“On a practical level, if these high prices continue, and if you’re paying increasing amounts on energy, then a lot of clubs will be looking at whether they can afford a professional, or recruit an overseas player.”

Every club in the Lancashire League has a professional for this season, but a fair number have decided against bringing in a player from outside the UK for 2023 and potentially beyond. Part of the reason for that could be related to the visa issues experienced last summer – with Home Office delays causing some to abandon their recruitment plans – but cost is undoubtedly the over-riding factor.

“At least if you’re paying a local or an English pro, you’re not paying travelling, accommodation for the season or flights here in the first place,” says Bibby.

Of course, further down the pyramid, these aren’t even considerations. But, regardless of a club’s standing or size, Simon Prodger, managing director at the National Cricket Conference, believes the most important factor is having visibility into the situation each individual club faces.

“Clubs need to be proactive,” he says.

“Clubs need to identify what needs to be done. At my own club (Watford Town) we’ve had a root and branch look at what we can do. We're not financially stretched but if we have a whole season where our costs are out-stripping our returns then that will impact our figures. We’re very cheap when it comes to the cost of our beer, so we may need

to play a bit of catch-up when it comes to increasing the price on our pumps.

“We have a very good and active bar at the moment. For the sake of our members we would like to continue to offer that kind of cost difference (between the club and the pub) but every step of the way, our costs are increasing. We have to be prudent and, as a result of inflation, we should really be adding 10% onto our prices.”

On the field, there’s also a sense that uncertainty lurks around every corner going into the new season.

“We’ve already had some clubs tell us that they’re going to be unable to field the same number of teams that they did in 2022,” says Prodger (below, left, with Mark Stear).

“Putting up prices and putting up match fees or subscriptions is going to do nothing to address that problem.

It becomes a perfect storm. You try and balance the books and do what’s necessary – but by doing that you’re passing the costs down to your membership and if you’re membership can’t afford them you suddenly find that you go from three teams on a Saturday to two. Then you’re not generating the amount of income you would with three teams.

“It’s a self-fulfilling prophecy that things get tougher. Clubs need to get on the front foot.”

Help is at hand The pandemic saw the ECB almost take on the role of a central bank for the recreational game, providing loans and grants that helped clubs weather the most testingw financial environment in the sport’s history.

Now, almost three years on, help is still available for those clubs which need it.

Grants are available of up to £10,000 to create welcome environments and enhance facilities for playing, particularly for women, girls and disability cricket. The ECB also wants to help clubs to invest in energy saving technology and there is an interest free loan scheme for clubs. Details on the ECB website: www.ecb.co.uk/be-involved/ club-support/club-funding 13

County recognition

The Herts County Association introduced a new monthly award for volunteers and the three that were awarded went to Herts League club stalwarts.

The Volunteer of the Month winners were: May - Tony Thompson, Kings Langley CC June - Rob Slack, Knebworth Park CC July - Phil Lewins, AbbotsLangley CC

Tony Thompson

Phil Lewins

Rob Slack

Their citations are on the county website; http://www.hertscricket.org/news The winners received a trophy, bottle of champagne, a £200 Gray Nicolls voucher for their club and an invitation to the Volunteers Awards Celebration at Lord’s.

Clubs are invited to nominate any of their members who have voluntarily gone above and beyond, making an outstanding contribution to the success of their club. Nominations need to be made via the form on the County website www.hertscricket.org. Look out for the announcement with details of the web site address for the 2023 form. If you have any questions, email: julie.page@hertscricket.org The County Association also announced the ECB / Hertfordshire Grassroots Volunteer Awards (which replaced the NatWest OSCAS). Each winner was a guest at the Celebration Day at Lord’s and received a trophy.

ECB/Hertfordshire Coaches Association Roll of Honour 2022 Coach Awards. 2022 Winners: Connecting Communities: West Herts CC Rising Star Award (11 – 16 years): Adam Hardyman, Northchurch CC Game Changer (17 – 25 years) Yasmin King, Hitchin CC Unsung Hero: Melanie Wilkinson, Stevenage CC Growing the Game: Matthew Holly, Cheshunt Rosedale CC Inspired to Play: Ben Wilson, Bayford & Hertford Nondescripts Lifetime Achiever: Mike Arnold, Harpenden CC SafeHands Award: Nicola Hazelton, Bovingdon CC Tackling Climate Change: Sawbridgeworth CC Volunteer Grounds Management: Simon Bridgewater, Welwyn Garden City CC 14

Young Coach of the Year: Natalie Gurnett, Berkhamsted CC Services to Coach Development: Dominic Chatfield, Radlett CC Coach of the Year: Vanessa Viner, Datchworth CC

Services to Coaching: Stuart Johnson, Hatfield Hyde CC

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Kyran castles Cook When 15-year-old Kyran Shackleton recorded figures of 5 for 13 off 7 overs, in the season’s first league game, for Potton Town against Totteridge Millhillians II in division 3A, he thought he might have a fruitful few weeks ahead of him. Little did he know how quickly it would become memorable.

Just two weeks later he rocked up for a Monday night match which saw Potton taking on Bedfordshire Farmers. Among the Farmers team was a certain Sir Alastair Cook, England’s highest ever run-scorer (12,472) in Test matches.

Cook has tried to play at least one match for the Farmers, every year.

Cook had stroked his way to 20 off 14 balls when Kyran started his third over.

It was time for a strategy. He told the Daily Telegraph, no less, “I knew if I bowled at his pads, he’d find a way to clip it. So I decided to try to get a line where a fourth stump might be. The light wasn’t that great and I think it caught him off guard. Next thing I know, he’s clean bowled.”

Cook had tried to swing the young seam bowler to the leg-side and his middle stump was knocked back.

Kyran said that Sir Alastair was brilliant with everyone after the game, buying everyone drinks until about ten.

Kyran wasn’t there to the end, however, with school exams all that week for which he hadn’t done enough revision!

Kyran finished the match with figures of 4-37 but that one scalp, caught on camera (picture below) and soon going viral on Twitter, caught the imagination.

The BBC, Talk Sport, ITV and a host of newspapers, were soon carrying the story. It was his 15 minutes of fame.

Kyran ended the season with 22 league wickets, (41 in all Potton games). One of the Potton Town seniors told us “Kyran is a really nice, genuine and enthusiastic player who loves his cricket. Definitely one for the future.”

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Two clubs. Four retirements.

We pay tribute to four stalwarts of their clubs who retired from club cricket in 2022. Ted Levey & Danny Wilson at Sawbridgeworth and Jerry Dovey & Jeremy Gillham at Letchworth.

Ted has Ted Levey, the run machine loved this Ted Levey has played his final league representative game for Sawbridgeworth. He is cricket, playing probably known to three generations of alongside players, having played for the club for f o r m e r an astonishing 60 years. adversaries.

The legendary 73-year-old left-hander He said: has decided to call it a day after scoring “Seniors cricket is designed for oldies well over 40,000 runs for the club. Sadly, like me to gather together and swap not all the scorebooks/records have stories about people and events, survived to confirm just what a great stretching back over a lifetime, while still batsman he has been. playing the game we love.”

He had two spells as first team captain In 2010 his 752 runs for the Over 60s (1979-81 & 1987-90) and his two best led to an England call-up for the tour individual league seasons in terms of to Australia. There they won their sixruns came in the 1990s, scoring 602 match ‘Ashes’ series 4-0, with one tie runs in 1993 and 604 runs in 1996 at and one abandoned. the age of 47.

Ted’s retirement has been prompted He was a key member of the club’s by the onset of arthritis in the wrist, Bryan Herts League title-winning team meaning he has lost a lot of power when in 1984 and the side who were runners- batting. Golf also hurts, especially the up in both the league and inaugural duff shots, so he’s taken up bowls.

Furnell Transport Cup two years later.

Ted’s career in numbers (as far as they Ted recalls that his early days in the 1st XI, as a newly married man in 1972, involved an 80 mile round trip with Tony Puncher (another Sawbo legend). Ted usually fielded close to the wicket, undeterred by losing his teeth, as a 16 year-old, when hit in the mouth at short leg. 14 stitches and a mouthwash later, he came back and finished the match.

Ted also made his mark for Herts Seniors over a period of 25 years, an achievement which was commemorated before his last League game for Sawbo, when he received a special award from Colin Croucher (see picture).

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Sawbridgeworth All Matches (1984-2022) Batting: Matches-628; Innings-604; Runs-15,635; Not Outs-50; Highest-157*; Average-28.22; Hundreds-16; Fifties-87 Bowling: Overs-506.5; Mdns-55; Runs-2,611; Wkts-88; Average-29.67; Best Bowling-7 for 63 Fielding: Dismissals-246 (236 catches, 10 stumpings) Herts Seniors (All teams - stats only available from 2002) Matches-234; Innings-237; Not Outs-18; Runs-6,467; Highest-135*; Average-30.94; Fifties-39; Hundreds-9

Danny Wilson

Another retirement being marked by Sawbo is that of Danny Wilson, who has been at the heart of the first team since the late 90s and a tremendous servant to the club. Danny holds the club’s record for most league runs in a season, with 949, in 2011. He captained the first team for seven years and was instrumental in Sawbridgeworth competing at the highest level of Herts League cricket for over a decade.

Danny’s Sawbridgeworth career in numbers (all games): Batting: Matches-414; Innings-402; Not Outs-44; Runs-14,752; Average 41.20; Hundreds-27; Fifties-83 Bowling: Overs-1,131; Mdns 157; Runs-4,630; Wkts-187; Average-24.75; Best Bowling-6 for 14 Catches: 198 Sawbridgeworth have bid farewell, as players, to two club icons who, they say: “Leave amazing legacies and gaping holes in the club.”

Letchworth legends

The end of the 2022 season saw the retirement, as players, of two genuine legends of Letchworth Garden City Jerry Dovey and Jeremy Gillham.

Jerry Dovey joined Letchworth from Barnet in 1985, going into a very strong 1st XI at the time. He finished his Saturday league career in 2022 with a typically stylish 43* in the 4th XI, having played over 600 games for the club in a number of different competitions and teams. A fine middle order batsman, Jerry scored over 700 league runs in a season three times since 2000, showing that his class was always permanent.

However it was as an astute and positive captain that Jerry is often remembered

best. He loved an aggressive declaration but his fierce determination meant he would never throw away a draw.

Jerry will continue to play for Hertfordshire Over 60s a l o n g s i d e his umpiring and Grounds Association work.

He recently umpired with his wife Rose (a former Sri-Lankan international cricketer) in the Herts League (see photo above) Jeremy Gillham retired after a staggering 57 year career at Letchworth, which began in 1965. His affiliation with the club goes back even further, joining in 1960 as a junior. Jerry went on to play over 800 games for the club and captained the 5th XI with great distinction from 2000. Jeremy was a fine wicket-keeper and talented batsmen, enjoying a spell opening the batting in the 1st XI and scoring a large number of runs across all teams. The final century of an illustrious career came in the 5th XI against Ware 2nd XI back in 2013, a typically classy 108*.

In 2021, he was blessed enough to enjoy a fantastic day playing with his son Tom and grandson Henry in the same 5th XI, where Tom scored an unbeaten 50 and Henry opened the bowling aged 13. (see picture) Jerry will continue to coach at the club and remains Chairman of Selectors.

This long association is far from over yet.

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Our international reach

Overseas players have been guests at Herts League clubs for decades. Most come from the established cricket playing countries but, last season, a new international link was created (unless you know differently) with a Brazilian playing for Frogmore. And he played alongside a Peruvian!

Players from Afghanistan are more likely but Hoddesdon broke new ground by inviting a refugee from that country to develop his love of cricket, after arriving in this country.

These two stories demonstrate the international reach of our league and the good work being done by many of our clubs. of it. In 2012, when Brazil started their From Rio to Frogmore first ever cricket team, he watched a few Frogmore hadn’t planned on having games in the first year, decided to get an overseas player for the 2022 involved and hasn’t looked back. season, but finished up with two, both ex-international cricketers. However, To develop his love for the sport, Felipe neither can be said to fit the normal decided to take a sabbatical from work pattern of aspiring youngsters for the last year, travelling to England with the main Test playing countries. Felipe Lima aim of taking in as much knowledge of de Melo is from Brazil and George English cricket which he could take back to Brazil to help in developing the sport Glynn is from Peru. there.

The contact between Frogmore and Felipe was work colleague of the club’s Safeguarding Officer, Jack Massey.

That colleague was Peruvian – George Glynn, who, like Felipe, has represented his country in T20 matches. Luckily George has a British passport, hence Frogmore found themselves with two internationals, last season, playing in division 5A! Jack says that Felipe was inspiring to watch. “He’s an off spinner who truly loves the game. He is so positive all the time, gets everyone going and soon picked up his first wickets ever on a grass pitch (they’re all Astro in Brazil).

He finished the season with a haul of 26 wickets.

Felipe’s story is heart-warming. It started “Every contribution he makes to the in 2009, when, struggling with insomnia, club means everything to him and in the TV was his salvation. As a sports less than two months he became a lover who had fallen out of love with foundation of the club. Frogmore have football, he found himself watching been struggling with availability but his India/Sri Lanka Test cricket and instantly passion has encouraged some older fell in love with it. He was attracted to the club members to play a few more games ‘chess’ of the game and the sound of the and we have been getting by, thanks to ball on the bat. He couldn’t get enough Felipe.”

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Refugee finds a new home In April 2022, Hoddesdon were contacted, via their social media outlets, by the UK Refugee Council about cricket-loving Wasil, a teenage Afghan refugee. Wasil was seeking asylum while living in a refugee hostel in Hoddesdon and was keen to play cricket again.

raise contributions to fund a weekly halal food delivery to Wasil and to provide cricket kit and equipment. The club also arranged for weekly 1-1 English lessons, to supplement Wasil’s college course.

Hoddesdon Chairman, Ian Munday said: “As soon as the UK Refugee Council contacted us, we were keen to find out how we could help. We met Wasil a week later when he was brought to the club by his mentor and translator and despite not even having basic English, we were able to communicate in the language of sport.”

Ian continued: “Wasil has an amazing story, having had to flee his home country, leaving behind his family and friends, which was unbelievably brave for a teenager. He ended up living in a hostel with strangers, in a country where he did not speak the language or know anybody else.

"Our initial aim was to ensure that Wasil knew that the club was a welcoming and friendly environment and to make him feel at home. As soon as he joined in one of our practice sessions, you could see he had played before and to see the joy on his face was an emotional moment.

“Wasil returned the following week to watch and when the paperwork was sorted, he was able to play. The younger members of the club viewed Wasil as a hero and he was, in turn, happy to assist younger team members with their technique.”

After a few weeks, the club was pleased with the efforts that had been made to make Wasil feel a part of the club but there was also the knowledge that there was more that could be done.

Club members Antony Higgs and Guy Lipyeat then took it on themselves to

Hoddesdon Chairman, Ian Munday, presents Wasil with his club shirt

Over the course of the season, Wasil grew in confidence and on a memorable night he brought a couple of newly found Afghan friends to a club music evening, where they demonstrated their skills in Afghan dancing.

Ian Munday feels that Wasil’s experience demonstrated how Hoddesdon takes its social responsibility very seriously, as a community club. He said: “We believe that cricket is for everyone and we welcome all players and social members from across our diverse community.

"I would encourage all clubs to reach out to the UK Refugee Council and to offer your support. Our great sport can make a real difference to someone’s life and it is not often that cricket clubs have these opportunities to make such a difference” 19

Hertfordshire Grounds Association 2022 The Hertfordshire Grounds Association supports all cricket facility providers in Herts where necessary, with a broad range of member benefits.

The past year has seen a change to the Ground Management Association’s Pitch Advisory Service (PAS). For the first time, two cricket-only Regional Pitch Advisors (RPAs) have been created. One covering the North and Midlands and one covering the South.

They are fully committed to supporting cricket grounds management across the recreational game. We are lucky that Phil Jeggo has been appointed the RPA for the South. We have a very good relationship with Phil and he is easily accessible to us, being based in Essex.

The Grounds Management Association have a partnership with the ECB which is working well.

The GMA and ECB have been working in together to support the development of the Pitchpower Multisport App, which is launching in 2023. This includes technical expertise that can be accessed by grounds managers in cricket. Meanwhile the team has been improving guidance for ground managers and adding content to the GMA toolkit.

The GMA also engages with the County Pitch Advisors and has held three seminars this year.

Jerry Dovey continues as the Hertfordshire County Pitch Advisor and has continued to offer excellent and crucial support and advice on squares and outfields to numerous clubs over the past 12 months.

The Association has continued to deal with the residual effects of Covid on grounds which had often been left for months without ground maintenance staff. By the beginning of 2022 most grounds had their staff back and progress has been made.

The drought in 2022 is likely to have affected cricket grounds throughout the county, especially if we do not receive sufficient rainfall over the winter months. Most outfields will recover once the dry weather has passed, but there are some exceptions to this in shallow rooted and thatch dominated outfields. Going forwards, outfields, particularly those that support winter sports and especially those on heavy clay soils may well suffer without proper renovation. Many clubs will need deep vertical aeration on the outfield both post and pre-season and possibly the application of wetting agents. Some will need reseeding with perennial ryegrass. The Pitch Advisor can give advice on this.

The Summer has also highlighted a few areas that we already know about, but it took the weather for them to come to fruition. One 20

club was suspended from the League as their pitch was deemed dangerous by the umpires and their lower division X1s also had to cease playing. The Association, in particular Jerry Dovey, has been advising the club and remedial work has now been carried out, it is hoped that it will sustain league cricket in 2023. Another club had their 3rd X1 match abandoned. A third club’s 3rd X1 and 4th X1 had to find an alternative ground to play on.

Some clubs are also in danger of losing their grounds altogether.

In general, lack of irrigation or the inability to irrigate along with lack of experience in dealing with these conditions have led to difficulties for clubs without employed staff. This summer may be a ‘one off’, but experts tend to think that drier conditions will become the norm in the future. Therefore, new projects will need to factor in irrigation as a priority. Meanwhile the Association will endeavour to help as many clubs as possible.

The Association reinstated the annual Derek Dredge Award for quality of ground which had been put on hold due to Covid. In 2021 the recipient was John Smith of Rickmansworth CC, who was presented with the award in 2022.

This award is sponsored by the Hertfordshire Cricket Grounds Association and by A.T.Bone, who renovate the winner’s square free of charge.

The Dennis/Sisis seminar was also reinstated at St Albans School in February 2023. The event covered “Cricket Pitch Maintenance in a changing environment”. The event was very successful, there were over 200 attendees and the topics covered were: Likely changes in weather and their impact on sports grounds.

Reducing the impact of Water Restrictions on Sports Surfaces. Root Zones for a Changing Climate. Pests and Diseases of the future and sustainability for grass roots Clubs. Interesting talks were also given by Karl McDermott (MCC, Lords) and Vic Demain (Durham CCC) The Association’s Committee consists of: Chris Wood (President) Richard Robertson (Chairman) Peter Wholley (Secretary) Jerry Dovey (Hertfordshire Pitch Advisor) Phil Jeggo (Regional Pitch Advisor Cricket - South of England) Sam Rose (Cricket East) Ian Smith (St Albans School) Rob Kendle (ATBone) Dominic Chatfield (Hertfordshire Cricket Club & Community Manager) Geoff Swinden (Pitch Advisor).

Richard Robertson HCGA Chairman Tel: 07557 539076 E-mail: cilla@richardandcilla.co.uk

Facilities Update Last year, the writer attempted to try and update our facilities reporting. In the past, clubs had been fined for not reporting and no real thought was given by many captains to the marks they gave, which limited the effectiveness of the scheme.

The other thing was the reporting in every division, which meant around 140 games a week, every week - a logistical nightmare for a volunteer co-ordinator. With the sheer workload it was purely a marks exercise, with no time to follow through with the queries that arose.

So, instead of a monetary fine, the writer decided to try and make things a little more meaningful, including marking only down as far as Division 6B, which covers most club grounds. A points fine was introduced if marks weren’t in by a Wednesday night at 10pm. The workload has become manageable.

Reporting by clubs is now far more consistent in coming in and even with time constraints, better and more accurate results are produced I’ve had more time to scrutinise marks that weren’t great and give warnings or advice and hopefully heeded.

The website worked its magic and with most reports done on time and fairly.

There were still marks where a team low down in the pyramid expected test match facilities; or teams chasing 260, lose by 150 and mark the pitch as poor, which is unfair. In the main, these weren’t the norm.

At the captains meeting, when the new ideas were floated, captains and clubs were advised if facilities were poor, they could contact the writer and quote chapter and verse. There were a handful of reports sent through, although one occasion where it did happen, some three weeks from the end of the summer, the team were given a plan of action and it was taken on board and cricket was safely fulfilled for the rest of that campaign.

There was an instance where a game was abandoned last year due to the pitch. The club concerned were kept advised of what actions had to be taken. A pitch inspection

by the League’s expert was carried out within a week and sadly, it saw the pitch and surrounds condemned until a good bill of health was given. In its down time, the club came together, folk worked hard and after an inspection in October it was given a clean bill of health.

We are incredibly lucky that facilities are as good as they are. Groundsmen/Curators work tirelessly to provide surfaces that often see cricket played on their grounds nigh on every night of the week, if clubs have vibrant junior sections.

These people should be treasured rather crticised by batters or bowlers for a slow pitch, after they’ve bowled a pile of filth on it or smashed a long hop straight to mid-wicket. Most do it for the love or for buttons and only now are clubs starting to find out the real cost of ground work, with many retiring or move away from their toils.

The ECB should also have a long hard look at themselves as well. They expect clubs at the top of the pyramid to provide rock hard surfaces, with top marks only being awarded if team A gets 330 for 2 and team B finishes 290 for 3!

Ask any club cricketer and they wouldn’t get out of bed for that bore fest.

Look at the world cup final at Lord’s in 2019. It was played on a low slow pitch and created one of the best games of cricket ever. Had that have been a league game, a club would probably have been reported for it.

The ECB also have to support grass roots cricket more. Premier League clubs are getting 50% less than they were getting 19 years ago while, at the same time, executive pay-offs are getting bigger. With the ECB wanting more and more from clubs and leagues, they should be held accountable and pay up and look big, rather than throw crumbs for those who in the main are volunteers and do amazing things for their clubs and communities.

Anyhow, roll on the warm weather and hope your clubs make folk welcome and cricket is the winner on and off the field.

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Obituaries Rickmansworth mourn stalwarts

Rickmansworth lost three stalwarts of the club during 2022. Firstly, Rory Cusack (pictured) was just 31 when he passed away before the start of the season, much before his time. He played 118 times for the club and scored almost 1,000 runs, often keeping wicket. His brother Callum played in a few games in memory of him during the remainder of the season.

In May the club then lost club legend Marc ‘Curly’ Robinson to Cancer at the age of 46.

The 3rd highest club wicket-taker with 490 wickets and also the little matter of 4,003 runs, Curly (front tow, left, in team photo) was well known to all the local clubs and was a focal point for any visitors as he also ran the bar. No doubt with plenty of years still in him, he would have gone on to set new bowling records. Just three months later, Marc’s uncle, Keith Robinson, also passed away. Known affectionately as ‘The Colonel’, Keith (umpire on back row, in team photo) played over 400 games for Rickmansworth from the 1970s to the 2000s and then joined the umpires panel giving back to the game he loved. It was Keith who had first brought his young nephew, Marc, to the club 30 years ago. A very sad season for the club.

Bob Akers

Robert (Bob) Akers, Chairman of Holtwhites Trinibis, passed away, peacefully, in December 2022 aged 82.

Bob was an extremely capable, knowledgeable, kind, and generous man, who was such great fun to be with. Through his multiple endeavours, Bob had a positive impact on so 22

many people’s lives. This was evidenced through the very large attendance at the funeral, and also the volume of condolences sent to his family and his partner Christine.

A talented sportsman and musician from a young age, Bob played cricket for Cheshunt Grammar School and was also coached at the Alf Gover Cricket School.

His cricket club journey took him from Gothic CC, to the merger with GNAA (Great Northern Athletic Association) in the 1960s. This became BRSA Enfield (British Rail Sports Association) in the 1970s, was renamed Holtwhites CC in the mid 1990s, and became Holtwhites Trinibis CC (HTCC) through the merger a few years after that.

Alongside this, Bob also helped arrange midweek matches and played for Cheshunt Thursday CC. On the cricket field Bob was a complete allrounder, capable of winning games with both bat and ball, and snaffling most of what came his way at 2nd slip.

Calculating his worth to the team was never just about his numbers, although he did score over 11,000 runs and took over 400 wickets. He had the bottle to face the fastest of bowlers with the best of defensive techniques, taught in the traditional way by Jack Robertson, the Middlesex and England opening bat.

Off the field Bob has been the 1st team umpire and scorer, a junior team manager, coach, junior section administrator and chairman. As cricket chairman for multiple decades, Bob was pivotal during the transition from BRSA to HTCC, and also the redevelopment of the cricket facilities in the early 2000s. In parallel, Bob was Secretary of the Holtwhites Sports and Social Club right up until his passing.

Over the last 20 years Bob did a magnificent job as HTCC Junior Section Administrator. Bob created a platform upon which hundreds of boys and girls have been introduced to the game of cricket and the club’s junior teams now play in all age groups of the Middlesex Juniors league.

Bob was very much a member of that special group of people who build things that persist, a legacy for others to enjoy.

For the many of us that knew him, we were all so fortunate to have done so. Bob will be much missed, and we shall always have the wonderful memories of our time with him.

Kevin Burgess, Head Coach, HTCC

Peter Ellis

The minute’s silence that was held in Peter Ellis’ memory before all of St Margaretsbury’s four games on Saturday June 18, 2022, reflected a profound respect. People who knew him were aware of what he gave to the club in more than 50 years association. It was also right and proper that the teams were joined by Lilian, to whom he was married for more than 62 years, as well as his son Richard, and grandson Jack.

Peter was born in Lewisham, Kent in September 1932. And after the war attended Marylebone Grammar School but it would be fair to say that sport sparked his attention more than the classroom. Wanting to get involved in cricket after showing promise as a fast bowler at school, Peter wrote to Lord’s and got a trial. He was taken on in the Lord’s ground staff where he spent several years in and around his National Service with the RAF. He also played for Middlesex 2nd X1 as well making one appearance for the MCC against Cambridge University in 1953. His club cricket started in the Scottish leagues, then he returned south to work at Haileybury

College where he made his mark as a squash, rackets and cricket professional, for 32 years. Wisden Cricketer Almanacks from the mid-1960s to mid-1990s testify to his position as the cricket professional. In and around his school coaching, he would run a sports shop as well as stringing rackets for sports shops or for people directly as well as coaching at Hoddesdon Squash Club. Peter joined St Margaretsbury in the late 1960s and will be remembered by older members for his playing ability and was fondly known as the ‘Pro’. A highlight was being a member of the 1985 side that won division one of the Herts League and he was good enough to appear for the first team after turning 60. He captained the Sundays 1sts in the mid-1980s before later skippering the Sunday 2nds. After stopping playing after 2006, Peter continued to take an interest in local cricket and was also well known at Hertford CC and Hoddesdon. His son Richard played for the club prior to and after his spell in professional cricket while his grandson Jack is now a club regular after playing for the club in his teenage years.

David Rimmer

Dave Humphreys

Letchworth have been mourning the passing of Dave Humphreys after a battle against illness. Dave was a titan of Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire cricket, joining Letchworth towards the end of his career in 2011 and scoring 1580 runs in his 95 innings. An eccentric player, his only Letchworth ton came in a run chase at the conclusion of which he ran straight off the pitch and into his car to drive to an ACDC concert.

That was Dave to a tee, a man who lived life to the full but who always remained committed the sport he so dearly loved.

RIP, Humph.

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David Frederick Gandy

The 2022 season on the field brought considerable success for North Enfield CC, but tinged with great sadness at the passing of Dave Gandy, known to many as ‘Goosey’.

Dave was born in north London and grew up in Woodside Park and played for Friern Manor in his early days before joining North Enfield in the late 1960s. Dave shared some memories of cricket at that time with a few members over the years; matches started at 2 or 2:30pm because a lot of people worked on a Saturdays.

The timed format meant bowlers were unlimited in their overs, and often bowled 15 or sometimes 20 overs a game. Sunday cricket was often the stronger standard.

Many people would play both days, and sometimes even three games a weekend on Bank Holidays. Games were always followed by a few pints to ‘drink the fixture back’. These arrangements seem to have suited Dave very well…

Over the course of his NECC career, Dave took a club record 1,857 wickets - there are some gaps in the records so it would not be a surprise if his career total exceeded 2,000. In the 1971 season, he took 114 wickets. With the bat, he scored 10,734 runs including two centuries. Those who remember Dave's batting in his prime recall 24

most of the runs were scored quickly and in the general leg side area – a style handed down to the next two Gandy generations!

Dave featured regularly on the NECC honours boards, winning the 1st XI bowling averages no fewer than 10 times and doing the double with the batting in 1972, and the 2nd XI bowling seven times, most recently in 2005. He donated a bowling award for the NECC player recording the best analysis in a league match. He was a Life Member of North Enfield.

When he reluctantly finished playing he turned to umpiring, which provided him with further opportunities to spend time on the field with his son Steve, and latterly watching games from the boundary (including seeing his grandchildren play), with no shortage of opinions! On the news of his passing, NECC received numerous kind messages for Dave’s family including from our near neighbours Holtwhites Trinibis (ex-BRSA) and Botany Bay, clubs that Dave had particularly long associations with. He will be missed enormously by his family, and by the cricket community.

David Malleson, Chairman, NECC

Brian Goldup

Brian Goldup, who died on 3rd January at the age of 85, was an Honorary Vice President of West Herts CC and a stalwart of the club. A larger-than-life character with a fearless have-a-go approach, he put together a happy and successful 3rd XI, captaining them through the 1980s, including leading them to the inaugural Herts League 3rd XI Championship in 1982. He was also a keen member of the Forty Club, for many years hosting a table of local cricketers at the annual dinner held in the Park Lane London Hilton Hotel.

Hertfordshire Cricket - leading, influencing and inspiring

Hertfordshire Cricket Limited's (HCL) collective vision is to lead and influence the development of the game, while inspiring everyone to take part and grow cricket, in an accessible and inclusive way. Affiliated to the ECB, HCL’s goal is to support the sustainable future of cricket by increasing the opportunities and enhancing the experience of everyone involved in the game across Hertfordshire.

Cricket clubs in Hertfordshire are the heartbeat of the game so HCL is dedicated to supporting these clubs. The HCL remit covers all areas of the game including working closely with our 122 affiliated clubs, supporting open-age and junior leagues, delivering a robust county age group programme for both girls and boys, supporting all volunteers and clubs across the network.

HCL are planning to roll out of the Safehands management system to all affiliated clubs, not just junior and Clubmark clubs in 2023. This is to ensure that all clubs are a safe and fun environment for all. There is a large focus on 2023 is around playing facilities both indoor and outdoor. We are currently completing a County Facilities Strategy which will evidence the strength and weakness of the county, which has been tasked by the ECB for all counties across the country. For 2023 there is also a county grant available to clubs to improve their facilities. If you wish to discuss then please get in touch.

HCL will also be supporting the ECB’s National Programmes for All Stars and Dynamos, completing the large Chance to Shine Schools Delivery of over 1600 hours. We are pleased to announce with the partnership of Lords Taverners, we have now a full-time dedicated Disability officer, focusing on giving opportunities to those with disabilities the chance to play cricket and be involved in the sport we all love.

We are continuing to work very closely with the other East Region County Boards to deliver the best possible support to the recreational game using ‘ECB Inspiring Generations” to drive our work forwards.

Finally, on behalf of Hertfordshire Cricket, I would like to wish all players, clubs, officials, grounds staff, administrators, volunteers and the members of the Saracens Herts Premier Cricket League all the best for the 2023 season. We would also like to thank all clubs and key volunteer personnel for all that you do for cricket in Hertfordshire.

Our officer covering the SHPCL clubs is: Dominic Chatfield, Club and Community Manager Mobile: 07530878930 Email: dominic.chatfield@hertscricket.org All information about Hertfordshire Cricket activities can be found on our website www.hertscricket.org as can the contact details for the whole HCL team providing support across the cricket network.

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Saracens Herts Junior Leagues The season’s times and drink competitions were all breaks, to ensure WINNERS 2022 completed on time, the safety of all despite a rather slow participants.

U10 Wheathampstead start when some U11 Wheathampstead Congratulations go clubs were not ready U11 Girls Harpenden to Wheathampstead to field teams in the U12 Hemel Hempstead Town for their very strong opening weeks of the U13 Wheathampstead performance at season. For 2023, U13 Girls Berkhamsted the younger boys we plan to have the U14 Harpenden age groups. This fixtures released a U15 Radlett is a great tribute to little earlier to allow U15 Girls Bishops Stortford the volunteers and clubs more time for U17 Radlett organisation within preparation. their club.

Summer Leagues: Another contributory The final of the factor was the lack of U11 Berkhamsted U17 competition, U13 West Herts volunteers to support between Radlett U15 Bishops Stortford some of the clubs’ and Berkhamsted, junior programmes. was a tremendous This is a concern for the future. advert for junior cricket in The good weather which we Hertfordshire, with Radlett coming subsequently experienced, allowed out on top. Unfortunately, in the us to finish all the competition group matches, more games were on time. Although we had conceded than were played due to some concerns about the high holidays and other commitments of temperatures predicted for ‘Finals the players.

Day’ on 17th July, we were able to complete all the games, making Dennis Lock various allowances around start dennis.lock@icloud.com

Radlett Under 17s, winners of the John Favager Cup, after receiving the trophy from Mark Ilott (Watford Town, Potters Bar, Essex & England) at the presentation evening 26

1. Title

Constitution

The name of the League shall be the “Hertfordshire Premier Cricket League” (hereinafter referred to as “the League”) and may also incorporate a sponsor’s name or identity if appropriate. Reference to Premier & Championship divisions shall hereinafter be referred to as Premier divisions.

2. Object

The object of the League shall be to organise and control an annual league and other cricket competitions for founder member clubs and other invited clubs.

3. Membership

New members: a) Any cricket club may, in writing, apply to the Secretary requesting an invitation to membership. Such applications are to be received at least 12 months before the start of the first season in which such club wishes to enter the League, except for existing member clubs wishing to enter additional teams, which must apply by 30th September preceding the year in which the additional team wishes to join. b) New Members by Invitation; SHPCL Executive may at their discretion invite clubs to join the league. In order to be invited to join the League, clubs must normally be able to demonstrate that they have fulfilled three years consecutive competitive cricket, immediately prior to their application, before they can be considered. Clubs must meet the criteria for maintaining membership and will be admitted to membership only at the divisional level which the standard of their facilities allows, subject to the discretion of the Executive Committee whose decision must be accepted. All new member clubs shall pay to the league the designated membership fee within one month of their election to membership.

Maintaining membership: To maintain membership of the League, all clubs must: a) Be properly constituted b) Be affiliated to the ECB through their membership of the Hertfordshire County Cricket Association, either as full or associate members, and to the Club Cricket Conference. c) Ensure a duty of care to all players and members by adopting and implementing the ECB 'Safe Hands Safeguarding of Young People in Cricket' policy and any future versions of that policy. Full requirements published annually in the League Handbook. d) Have grounds and other facilities acceptable to the Executive Committee, including any alternative or occasional ground used for league matches. All clubs must have a well maintained playing area, particularly with regard to the square. No club will be eligible for promotion to a higher division unless the minimum standards for that division are attained, or unless otherwise agreed by the Executive Committee.

The minimum requirements for facilities will be: Divisions 10 and below: Changing rooms, showers (in full working order) and toilets must be available close to the playing area, together with a suitable room where food can be consumed under hygienic conditions. In the absence of a scorebox, a scoreboard is required, visible from the pitch. Boundaries shall be clearly marked by a white line, rope or flags. A well-stocked first aid kit shall be available. A clock must be provided, visible from the pitch.

An artificial pitch may be used only in Divisions 10a and below.

Divisions 7a-9b: As above except that changing rooms etc. must be adjacent to the playing area. In addition, boundaries must be marked by a white line or rope, with flags added where possible.

In Divisions 7a-9b inclusive dispensation from the minimum standards for facilities may be granted by the Executive Committee for 3rd XIs and lower.

Divisions 5a-6b: As above, plus: sight screens positioned at each end of the ground. Boundaries must be marked by a white line or rope, plus flags to aid visibility. In addition, there must be a fully functioning scorebox or scoreboard and a telephone must be available in the main pavilion.

Division 4b and above: As above plus bar facilities within the pavilion. Changing rooms must be an adequate size for each team and all players’ kit.

Premier divisions; All clubs must meet ECB Premier League Assessment Criteria and any other ECB specified requirement, prior to any season’s commencement. This includes a separate, adequate Umpires Changing room.

Voluntary termination of membership: Any club wishing to withdraw from the League must give written notice to the Hon. Secretary by 1st November prior to the last season in which it participates in the League.

4. Management

The management of the League shall be vested in an Executive Committee consisting of the Officers and up to eight other members, each of whom shall have one vote excepting the Chairman who shall exercise only a casting vote in the event of a tied vote among the other members. The Officers and committee members shall be elected at the annual general meeting and shall operate sub-committees. At least two members of the Executive Committee shall be from clubs playing in the top two divisions in the year following the AGM. No club shall have more than two of its members elected to the Executive Committee.

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5. Officers a) b) c) d)

The Officers of the League shall be: the President, Chairman, Hon. Secretary, Hon. Treasurer, Results Secretary, and Fixtures Secretary.

The Committee shall appoint members to following roles; Registration Officer, Umpire and Scorer Coordinator, Sponsorship Coordinator, Facilities Coordinator, League Safeguarding officer, Disciplinary Coordinator and Premier Divisions Representative Officers and committee members standing for re-election shall be included on the agenda for the AGM. Nominations for New Officer or Committee Member, must be received by the Hon. Secretary, from Member clubs (together with their seconders), at least 28 days before the AGM.

6. Appointment of Reporting Accountants

Reporting Accountants, to verify the financial accounts, shall be appointed at the Annual General Meeting.

7. Functions of the Executive Committee a) b) c)

d)

The committee shall meet at least four times per annum. Additional meetings may be called at any time by the Hon Secretary at the request of at least three members of the committee acting together. At least seven days notice must be given for any meeting.

A quorum shall be a majority of the members of the committee.

The committee shall be responsible for the efficient running of the League, shall control finances, and shall have the power to: i. Establish minimum standards for playing conditions and facilities in participating clubs additional to rule 3(d) above, and ensure that all clubs continue to meet those standards. ii. Consider applications for membership and invite clubs to join a division of the League deemed appropriate to the known standards of the invited club. iii. Co-opt on to the Committee additional or replacement members, as appropriate. iv. Appoint sub-committees considered necessary from time to time, delegate to each sub-committee appropriate powers, and appoint an officer or one of its members to chair the sub-committee. v. Determine the level of any fines and additional levies required in any year. vi. Take any action deemed appropriate where a fixture is not fulfilled or not in accordance with league rules. vii. Arbitrate in any disputes.

The committee may discipline clubs and players in any way it deems appropriate for breaches of the constitution, or match rules, or for failure in any way to conform to the required standards of the League. Disciplinary action against a club may include deduction of points, a reprimand, fine, relegation, suspension, or termination of membership at any time. Action against a player may include a reprimand, suspension, or permanent ban from participation in the League. The decision of the Executive Committee is final (subject to appeal, see 12).

8. General Meeting a)

The Annual General Meeting shall be held in February each year. The Hon. Secretary’s report and the statement of accounts, duly audited, shall be presented at this meeting. b) An Extraordinary General Meeting may be convened by the Hon. Secretary at any time, at the request of the Executive Committee, or on receipt of a written request signed by not less than 25% of member clubs. Such meeting to be convened within 28 days. c) The Secretary will give a minimum of 14 days notice, in writing, of any General Meeting, to include an agenda. d) A quorum at a General Meeting shall be a majority of the member clubs. e) Each club shall be entitled to one vote at a General Meeting but the Executive Committee shall announce the number of club representatives who may attend any General Meeting. Officers of the League not representing their clubs shall not be entitled to a vote at a General Meeting. f) Any club which fails to send a representative to a General Meeting shall be fined a sum equivalent to the current membership fee set out in clause 10. a) of the Constitution, regardless of whether that fee is currently suspended. g) A captains’ meeting shall be held during the month of April before the start of any season at which cricket balls, handbooks and other equipment will be distributed. Every club sending a captain or other suitable representative to such meeting will receive a 5-point addition to its league points total at the start of that season for each of its teams.

9. Financial Year

The financial year shall end on 31 October each year.

10. Financial Requirements a)

b)

The level of annual subscription shall be determined by the Annual General Meeting. Subscriptions for 2023: Clubs with one team in the League- £40; two teams - £80; three or more teams - £100. The annual subscription may be suspended at the discretion of the executive committee, during the period of any sponsorship agreement, when financially feasible.

The annual subscription shall be due on 31 March in each year and must be paid a maximum of 30 days after the invoice date. Failure to do so will result in a penalty becoming payable in addition to the subscription; such penalty

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c) d)

to be at a rate of 30% for each month or part thereof that the subscription is overdue and will be levied on a monthly compound basis. If the subscription and the penalty additions are not paid within two months the offending club may not be eligible for membership in the following season.

A non-recurring membership fee shall be payable by all clubs on joining the League, as follows: Clubs with two or more teams - £100; Clubs with one team - £50. The fee to be paid before the AGM in the year that club participates in the League for the first time.

Each member club shall contribute £25 towards the cost of the annual handbook. This sum shall be abated at the rate of £25 per quarter page fully-paid advertisement obtained by the club for the handbook. This payment is due at the same time as the annual subscription and will attract a penalty on the same basis as set out in clause 10(b).

11. League Rules a) b)

c) d) e) f)

Membership of the League signifies awareness and acceptance of the constitution and match rules which shall be published annually in a handbook to be distributed to all member clubs.

Any club may propose a change to the constitution or match rules, for consideration at a General Meeting. Such proposals must be submitted to the Secretary in writing, together with the names of three other member clubs which have agreed to support the proposal. Proposals must be submitted at least twelve weeks before the date of the annual general meeting for consideration by the Executive Committee which will circulate all proposals to member clubs. Clubs may propose amendments to those proposals, which must be submitted to the Secretary at least six weeks before the date of the annual general meeting. Such amendments, if considered reasonable by the Executive Committee, must be included on the agenda for that meeting, along with any proposals for changes to the constitution and match rules.

All resolutions before a General Meeting, to amend the constitution or match rules (except for sub-clause e) below), shall be decided by a simple majority of member clubs present and voting. Clubs abstaining from voting shall not be counted when calculating a majority for passing resolutions.

Changes to match rules will be considered by a General Meeting and implemented for an experimental period not exceeding one season. Thereafter, any proposal to adopt the change on a permanent basis must be included on the agenda for the AGM in that year, and voted on by all member clubs present.

Changes to match rules, player eligibility and divisional structure which directly affect the Premier divisions, shall require the approval of the majority of clubs in those divisions, at the time of voting.

All matters not covered by the constitution or match rules shall be dealt with by the Executive Committee whose decision, in all cases, shall be final.

12. Disciplinary Regulations

All clubs, players, officials, spectators & club members are subject to the Leagues Disciplinary Regulations as outlined yearly in the League handbook and on the League website

13. Player Eligibility a)

b) c)

d)

After June 30th in any season, no player shall move to a club and represent that club, having already played in that season in the Saracens Herts League for another member club. No player who is a new club member may be registered after July 31st. No player may be registered to play for more than one league club at any one time (except in the Regional Divisions where an application is made to the registration officer for temporary registration of a player with another club(and in this respect such temporary registration shall be for only one other club) for the remainder of the season in question where the registration officers decision shall be final. At the end of the season in question such temporarily registered players shall be deleted from the list of registered players on that clubs list.

Players in Premier divisions may only be registered to play for one ECB designated premier league club.

No player shall receive any payment or payment in kind whether from the club or anyone associated with the club for playing for the club in Division one or below. The penalty for breaking this rule shall be automatic relegation by up to 3 divisions, disciplinary proceedings and may include expulsion from the League.

After July 31st: i. No player who has normally appeared for a particular XI shall play for a lower XI ii. No new member who has not previously been registered for a club in that season, shall appear in a league match for that club in the remainder of that season. Special application may be made to the League to register a player to play who has moved to live in the Hertfordshire Premier League area having not previously lived within a reasonable distance from a Hertfordshire Premier League club. iii. In the event of any allegation against a player under this rule, the club concerned will be required to justify its selections for the match concerned.

All players must be bona-fide playing members of their clubs. Clubs are responsible for maintaining a record of all their members and for verifying that all players registered to play in the League are aware of and conform to child Safeguarding guidelines and requirements. To play in League matches Division 1 and below, all players, including any substitutes, must be registered only once under one of more of the following categories, with restrictions applying as shown, subject to any special exemptions granted in advance by the Executive Committee: 29

Category 1 i a British or Irish citizen born in England and Wales and is deemed “ordinarily resident”* or ii a player who has been resident in England and Wales for the immediately preceding year and is deemed ‘Ordinarily Resident’* *A player will only be treated as having been ordinarily resident within England and Wales for the relevant period if he or she has spent a minimum of 210 days in the year within England or Wales and has not played as a domestic player in their own country during the year (for which purpose a ‘year’ shall mean a year ending 31st March immediately before the year in question) Confirmation: A player who holds a British passport and lives outside the UK must also meet the ”Ordinarily Resident” criteria.

'Deemed’ status A player who was resident in England and Wales and would benefit from Category 1 status but for having relocated outside England and Wales for temporary work purposes (unrelated to cricket and for a period of no more than 24 months), may apply to their league or the ECB for ‘deemed’ Category 1 status immediately on his return to England and Wales. Approval is at the discretion of their league or the ECB and is not automatic’.

- No restriction on number of Category 1 players per team.

Category 2 Contracted Player to a first class county.

A player (capped or uncapped) qualified to play for England under the current ECB regulations and, currently, under contract to a First-Class County Club. For the purposes of clarification, a contracted player is one who has a current full playing contract, a summer contract or a development (scholarship) contract but not an Academy contract (1619 years). Should a Category 3 player be under contract to a first class county he/she will be treated as a 3 player for registration purposes.

- Maximum one Category 2 player per team unless the player, before being awarded a contract by a first class county, has been a bona fide member of the club for more than two years (24 months) and has played a minimum of 12 league games for the club in those two years.

Category 3 Players who are not deemed “Ordinarily Resident.

If the player does not meet the criteria for Category 1 they will be deemed to be a Category 3 player.

- One Category 3 player per team.

A Category 3 overseas player will not be eligible for new registration if he has played Test or one-day international cricket for a Test playing country since April 1st in the previous year.

All players other than Category 1 must be registered in writing with the League by 10pm on the Wednesday before the first match in which they appear. Category 1 players must be registered by 10am on the day of their first match.

Any player not registered on the League web site by the stated deadlines, shall be deemed ineligible for any match in which he participates.

To play in Premier divisions matches, all players, including any substitute must be i Registered on play-cricket and meet ECB Premier league Registration guidelines as outlined yearly in league

handbook in addition to having been registered on the League website. ii Registered only once, under one of more of the categories defined above, with restrictions applying as shown, subject to any special exemptions granted in advance by the Executive Committee. e) Before the toss of the coin the captains shall hand a written list of their team members for that match to the umpires, or if no umpire to the opposing captain. After each match, any substitutes used shall be added to the team sheet which shall then be countersigned as valid by one non-playing umpire (where there are umpires) and by the opposition captain. In Divisions 3a and below inclusive, team sheets from opposing teams should be retained by the captains after the game and each captain (or a club officer) is subsequently responsible for checking that the opposition’s players are all registered on the league web site. Further, each captain, (or designated person), shall record the names of those that played in the match, (and recorded as having done so on his team sheet), on the league website, using the Herts Cricket App, by 9pm the evening the match was played. Any discrepancies to be reported to the League Registrations Officer by submitting the team sheet, accompanied by details of the alleged discrepancies, within three days.

In Premier divisions and Divisions 1, 2a & 2b, the appointed umpires, shall return the team sheets to the League Registrations Officer for checking.

Each club is responsible for ensuring that their players are correctly registered on the League website and (in the case of the Premier divisions) on play-cricket.com. Should any club be found to be playing a player under the wrong category, the club will forfeit 50% of the points they have gained thus far in the league for the team that the player has most represented. It is within the league’s powers to also ban players from the team thus punished from subsequently playing for lower teams, in line with 13, c, i above.

If a club is found to have played a player under a false name, the team(s) which that player has represented will be automatically relegated. It is within the league’s powers to also ban players from the team thus punished from subsequently playing for lower teams, in line with 13, c, i above.

Any team breaking either of these rules will face an extraordinary disciplinary procedure which could result in one or more of their teams being relegated automatically or possibly expulsion from the league.

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f)

Any player transferring clubs (within Herts League) between 1st May and 30th June shall complete a transfer form, jointly with his new club, for submission to the League. All players transferring into or out of an SHPCL Premier or Championship club at any time must fully complete the Player Registration Transfer Form available to download from the League’s website A player moving to another SHPCL club at any time shall be eligible to play for the new club only if all financial and other obligations to the former club have been discharged. The League has the power to suspend players from all League matches until the clubs involved agree a player’s obligations to his original club have been discharged.

Players changing clubs during the close season are outside of the jurisdiction of the league and it is always down to individual clubs to enforce their own policies around the payment of subscriptions and match fees. i On or before July 31st, in the event of a proven allegation against an unregistered player the team fielding the ineligible player will have 5 points deducted. Should the unregistered player be Under 18 on the day of the match, the penalty will automatically be 30 points. ii From the 1st of August onwards, any team that fields an ineligible player, will incur a 10 point deduction, excepting where the player is Under 18 on the day of the match, in which case the penalty will be 30 points. iii For the avoidance of doubt, a captain registered on the League website as captain who has not been Cricket specific ECB DBS checked is deemed an ineligible player and the club will face the penalties in i) and ii) above.

14. Fixtures

All league fixtures shall be arranged centrally by the Fixtures Secretary and circulated to all clubs. No alteration shall be made to that list without the consent of the Fixtures Secretary acting on behalf of the Executive Committee. In the event of a club being unable to fulfil all fixtures on any day, the playing of the senior sides’ match(es) shall take precedence.

If any match is postponed, which can only be with the consent of the Executive Committee, the match must be re-arranged to be played within 28 days of the original date, provided such date is before the final scheduled day of the season. If a date cannot be mutually agreed by the two clubs concerned, then the postponed match must be played on a date designated by the Executive Committee.

Any team which fails to fulfil four or more fixtures in its division during the season may be asked by the Executive Committee to withdraw from that division forthwith and all matches involving that team shall be declared null and void with no points awarded. At the end of the season the Executive Committee shall decide whether to invite any side having conceded four or more fixtures during the season into the following season’s league structure and shall tell the side’s club before the end of September in that season as to its decision in that regard.

Any team unable to fulfil a league fixture must advise its opponents by 8:00pm on the Thursday preceding the match and obtain formal acknowledgment of the cancellation from an officer of the opposing club. Failure to comply with these requirements will result in a financial penalty of £150 in total, payable to the opposing club. Non-payment of the penalty within 14 days shall attract a penalty on the same basis as set out for subscriptions under rule 10b, payable to the opposing club. Any club failing to meet its obligations under this rule will be fined additionally by the League at a rate not less than three times the outstanding debt. Any team failing to fulfil three or more fixtures during a season may be subject to demotion to a lower division in the following season, at the discretion of the Executive Committee.

Where both fixtures between any two teams during the same season are arranged to take place at the ground or grounds of one of those teams the visitors shall pay to the home team the sum of £100.00 as compensation for having to provide the facilities twice in that season.

15. League Structure a)

The league will be divided into an appropriate number of divisions in a single structure with the exception of the regional divisions. All teams shall have the same rights to promotion to a higher division, providing the minimum requirements for facilities have been met. The size of all divisions shall be determined from time to time by the Executive Committee except as required by 11e) above. Commencing in 2024,: teams in divs 7a-9b inclusive at the end of 2023 season, after usual changes to reflect promoted/relegated teams, will join the regional divisions b) Only a club's 1st XI is eligible for promotion to Premier divisions c) Normally two clubs will be promoted from Championship to Premier division and two relegated, subject to play-off matches.

Promotions will be on following basis: Championship, Divisions 1 & 2A, 2B, 3A

Top 2 sides promoted 1 division (2nd side in Championship subject to play-off)

Divisions 3B to 9B

Side finishing 1st promoted 2 divisions Side finishing 2nd promoted 1 division

Divisions 10 N/S/E/W

Sides finishing 1st promoted to Division 9

Divisions 11 N/S/E/W/C

Promoted to Division 10 will be: [a] the 5 sides in 1st place [b] Next 3 sides based on the ranked average points total 31

Relegations will be on following basis:

Division 9B

Bottom 2 sides relegated 1 division (9th place in Premier subject to Play-Off) Side finishing 9th relegated 1 division Side finishing 10th relegated 2 divisions Sides finishing 8th, 9th & 10th relegated to Division 10

Divisions 10 N/S/E/W

Sides finishing 9th & 10th relegated to Division 11

Premier, Championship & Division 1 Divisions 2A to 9A

Note: Regionaliation will be completed at the end of the 2023 season, based on divisional positions after promotion/relegation. This will include all divisions from 7A and below. d) e) f) g) h)

The Executive Committee shall have the discretion to vary the numbers promoted and relegated between the regional divisions depending on the number of clubs participating in those divisions.

In all cases, if any of the clubs in a promotion place is deemed ineligible, due to the standard of facilities or for any other reason, only the club finishing in the next place below the promotion places may be considered for promotion.

Clubs eligible for promotion shall be promoted only if their facilities are deemed acceptable by the Executive Committee.

Where two or more clubs finish with the same aggregate of points, the club with the higher number of wins shall be placed higher in the league. If still equal, then the club with fewer losses shall be placed higher. If still equal, then the club with the higher scoring rate in completed matches, based on runs per wicket, shall be the higher.

In the regional divisions the side finishing top will be the side that has the best average points score. That average shall be calculated by dividing the total number of points accumulated throughout the season by the number of games played. The number of games played shall not include games where an opponent has conceded a game or games against it but will include a game or games that it has conceded against its opposition. Where two or more sides finish with the same points the procedure in g) above shall apply. For the avoidance of doubt no points will be awarded for conceded matches in the Regional Divisions.

16. Officials, Team sheets, Results and Facilities Reporting a) b) c) d)

Clubs may face a fine of £10 for failure to submit averages or other specific information required by the Results Secretary and notified to clubs.

All clubs are required to co-operate in reporting results, when requested, to press agencies and newspapers.

A facilities reporting scheme will be operated throughout the league.

Any club which fails to submit a report when required and in accordance with the time limits and arrangements specified by the Executive Committee shall be subject to a fine of £20, for each occasion it fails to report. Nonpayment of such fines, more than one month after notification by the Treasurer, shall attract a penalty on the same basis as set out for subscriptions under rule 10b.

17. Playing Regulations

All league games shall be played in accordance with the Laws of Cricket as published and amended from time to time by the MCC, except as varied or amended by the match rules contained in the League handbook, printed annually.

All league and cup games shall be played in accordance with the Preamble to the Laws – "the Spirit of Cricket", and in accordance with any directives, guidelines and policies published by the national governing bodies and adopted by the League.

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Grant Aid The following sources of funding for capital and revenue projects was provided by Funding 4 Sport. Several of these are interconnected.

ECB Interest Free Loan (IFL) For clubs with a junior section* IFL is £1k - £50K. For clubs without a junior section IFL is £1k - £20k www.ecb.co.uk/be-involved/club-support/club-funding/england-wales-crickettrust-interest-free-loan Grants via Sport England - www.ecb.co.uk/be-involved/club-support/club-funding Sport England Community Asset Fund Grants between £0k - £150k but few above £50k www.sportengland.org/how-we-can-help/our-funds/community-asset-fund Sport England Small Grant: www.sportengland.org/how-we-can-help/our-funds/small-grants National Lottery Fund Awards for All www.tnlcommunityfund.org.uk/funding/programmes/national-lottery-awards-forall-england Landfill Communities Fund (via ENTRUST) Eligibility depends on location www.entrust.org.uk/ Lord’s Taveners Youth cricket and disability sports charity. www.lordstaverners.org/ Also try your local authorities, at county, city, district and parish levels, especially to investigate possible access to section 106 housing developer contributions.

For more information contact Funding 4 Sport email: info@funding4sport.co.uk or call Richard Sutcliffe on 07580 129369.

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2023 season information Page

Paid player/coach 36 Divisional structure 37 Fixtures 38 Friendly League 52 Which ball to use 53 Development League 53 Cup competitions 54 Umpire & scorer 56 registration process Umpires panel 57 Disciplinary Procedures 58 Reporting results, facilities umpires & teams sheets 59

ECB club affiliation / DBS ECB Identity Vetting and 62 Safeguarding Responsibilities Player registration - premier 64 Player registration, overseas & managed migration 65 Club/team penalties 67 Club directory 68 Photo courtesy of Neil Ret, Chorleywood 35

Paid player/coach

A survey of clubs in 2020 showed that a large majority is strongly in favour of keeping the existing rule prohibiting payment of any player (in divisions below the Championship). The problem, mentioned in the survey itself, is enforcement. The League Executive Committee took that survey outcome as a signal to beef up its ability to enforce compliance. The result is a new form which requires the Chairs of all clubs to sign, to confirm that their club will adhere to the rule. In addition, clubs wishing to register player/coaches will have to supply copies of their coaching contracts with the club and other information.

The form requires Chairs to confirm the following: The club will abide by ALL of Saracens Hertfordshire Premier Cricket League rules and codes of conduct and Disciplinary Regulations and in particular with reference to constitution 13 b) detailed below, I will ensure that the above club abides by this rule .

Constitution 13b) ‘No player shall receive any payment or payment in kind whether from the club or anyone associated with the club for playing for the club in Division one or below.

No overseas player entering the country under a Tier 5 Visa will play in division one or below No British, Irish or overseas coach who receives payment for coaching at the club will be allowed to play for a team in division one or below unless the club chairman has signed this form and provided the league’s registration committee with the documents required and set out in sub-paragraphs a, b and c below. a. A copy of the Government Licence allowing the employment of an overseas national as required under the new Brexit regulations. (Not required for British or Irish coach) b. Copies of the coach’s coaching certificate(s), insurance cover and DBS (or equivalent) clearance c. A copy of the contract given to the coach by the club with payment details redacted if the club so require.

Duckworth Lewis Stern in Divisions 1 – 6B If someone from either side has the means to use the DLS method, either by using the DLS software on a laptop computer, or via an app, or via the League’s DLS calculator, then this will be used to calculate the target score of the side batting 2nd resulting from a loss of overs.

The DLS calculator is available for the 2023 season on the League web site (address below) or from the red button on the home page. Please read ALL paragraphs of rule 2 of the match rules for division one and below, relating to weather and the use of DLS. www.hertsleague.co.uk/DLS/ 36

Divisional Structure 2023

Premier Division

Division Four A

Division Seven B

Regional Division 10S

Championship

Division Four B

Division Eight A

Regional Division 10W

Division One

Division Five A

Division Eight B

Regional Division 11N

Division Two A

Division Five B

Division Nine A

Regional Division 11E

Division Two B

Division Six A

Division Nine B

Regional Division 11S

Division Three A

Division Six B

Regional Division 10N

Regional Division 11W

Division Three B

Division Seven A

Regional Division 10E

Regional Division 11C

Bishop's Stortford Harpenden Hertford North Mymms Old Owens Potters Bar Radlett Totteridge Millhillians Welwyn Garden City West Herts Broxbourne Dunstable Flitwick Hemel Hempstead Town Hoddesdon Preston Redbourn Reed St Albans Shenley Village Ampthill Town Chorleywood Hitchin Langleybury Letchworth Garden City Leverstock Green Luton Town & Indians Old Elizabethans Sawbridgeworth St Margaretsbury Abbots Langley Berkhamsted Harpenden II Holtwhites Trinibis Ickleford Lutonian Northwood Radlett II Stevenage Watford Town

Eversholt Flitwick II Hertford II Hoddesdon II Kings Langley Knebworth Park Letchworth Garden City II Old Finchleians Potters Bar II West Herts II Allenburys & County Hall Bishop's Stortford II Bushey Chipperfield Clarendon Datchworth Hemel Hempstead Town II North Enfield Potton Town Rickmansworth Totteridge Millhillians II Chorleywood II Cockfosters London Colney Northchurch Northwood Town Reed II Sandridge Tewin Welwyn Garden City II Wheathampstead

Cheshunt Rosedale Dunstable II Hatfield & Crusaders Hatfield Hyde Hitchin II Old Camdenians Old Haberdashers Southgate Adelaide St Albans II Watford Town II Bayford & Hertford Broxbourne II Harpenden III Holtwhites Trinibis II Mill Hill Village Northampton Exiles Radlett III Redbourn II Shenley Village II Stevenage II Ampthill Town II Bentley Heath Clifton Frogmore Leverstock Green II Luton Town & Indians II North Mymms II Old Owens II Potten End Preston II Baldock Berkhamsted II Botany Bay Boxmoor Flamstead Ickleford II Langleybury II Northwood II Old Albanian Sawbridgeworth II

Greenwood Park Hemel Hempstead Town III Hertford III Knebworth Park II Letchworth Garden City III Lutonian II Old Finchleians II Rickmansworth II Watton-at-Stone Welwyn Garden City III Abbots Langley II Bovingdon Cheshunt Rosedale II Hatfield & Crusaders II Hertingfordbury Old Elizabethans II Potters Bar III Southgate Adelaide II Stevenage III Weston Bushey II Flitwick III Hatch End Northwood Town II Old Cholmeleians Pinner Radlett IV St Margaretsbury II Ware West Herts III

Aldenham Allenburys & County Hall II Harpenden Dolphins Luton Town & Indians III Mill Hill Village II Northampton Exiles II Northchurch II Old Minchendenians Shenley Village III Watford Town III Bentley Heath II Chipperfield Clarendon II Datchworth II Hemel Hempstead Town IV Hitchin III Little Berkhamsted Sahibs Old Cholmeleians II Redbourn III St Albans III Wheathampstead II Bamville Boxmoor II Cockfosters II Dunstable III Harpenden IV Kings Langley II Old Albanians II Preston III Southgate Compton Totteridge Millhillians III Baldock II Broxbourne III Great Gaddesden Hatfield Hyde II Hoddesdon III Luton Town & Indians IV Offley & Stopsley Pinner II Sandridge II St Albans IV Flamstead II Langleybury III Leverstock Green III London Colney II Markyate & Luton Town North Enfield II Old Haberdashers II Reed III Stevenage IV West Herts IV Datchworth III Hertford IV Hitchin IV Ickleford III Knebworth Park III Preston IV St Margaretsbury III Stevenage V Tewin II Welwyn Garden City IV

Botany Bay II Broxbourne IV Hatfield & Crusaders III Hatfield Hyde III Holtwhites Trinibis III Mill Hill Village III Old Camdenians II Old Elizabethans III Potters Bar IV Southgate Compton II

Abbots Langley III Bushey III Chorleywood III Northwood III Northwood Town III Old Eastcotians Letchmore Rickmansworth III Watford Town IV West Herts V

Berkhamsted III Berkhamsted IV Flitwick IV Harpenden V Kimpton Old AlbaniansIII Redbourn IV Royal Herts Shenley Village IV Wheathampstead III

Baldock III Hitchin V Knebworth Park IV Letchworth Garden City IV Letchworth Garden City V Lutonian III Potton Town II Welwyn Garden City V Wheathamstead IV

Cheshunt Rosedale III Edgeware Holtwhites Trinibis IV Mill Hill Village IV Northampton Exiles III Old Camdenians III Old Minchendenians II Old Minchendenians III Southgate Adelaide III

Abbots Langley IV* Batchworth Chorleywood IV Hatch End II Northwood IV Northwood V Northwood Town IV Pinner III Pinner IV

Boxmoor III Chipperfield Clarendon III Potton End II Hemel Hempstead Town V Kings Langley III Leverstock Green IV Tring Park IV* Watford Town V West Herts VI

Bayford & Hertford II Bengeo Harpenden VI Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II North Mymms III Old Albanians IV* Old Owens III St Albans V* St Margaretsbury IV Ware II * = New Team for 2023 37

Fixtures 2023 Premier Division 06 May 2023 Bishop's Stortford v West Herts Harpenden v Welwyn Garden City Radlett v Totteridge Millhillians North Mymms v Old Owens Potters Bar v Hertford

17 June 2023 Harpenden v Radlett Bishop's Stortford v North Mymms Welwyn Garden City v Potters Bar Totteridge Millhillians v Hertford West Herts v Old Owens

29 July 2023 Bishop's Stortford v Old Owens Harpenden v Hertford Radlett v Potters Bar Welwyn Garden City v Totteridge Millhillians West Herts v North Mymms

13 May 2023 Welwyn Garden City v Bishop's Stortford Totteridge Millhillians v Harpenden Old Owens v Radlett Hertford v North Mymms West Herts v Potters Bar

24 June 2023 Radlett v Bishop's Stortford Hertford v Old Owens Potters Bar v Totteridge Millhillians North Mymms v Welwyn Garden City Harpenden v West Herts

05 August 2023 North Mymms v Radlett Potters Bar v Harpenden Hertford v Bishop's Stortford Old Owens v Welwyn Garden City Totteridge Millhillians v West Herts

20 May 2023 Harpenden v Old Owens West Herts v Welwyn Garden City Radlett v Hertford Bishop's Stortford v Totteridge Millhillians North Mymms v Potters Bar

01 July 2023 Welwyn Garden City v Radlett West Herts v Hertford Totteridge Millhillians v North Mymms Bishop's Stortford v Harpenden Old Owens v Potters Bar

12 August 2023 Totteridge Millhillians v Old Owens Welwyn Garden City v Hertford Bishop's Stortford v Potters Bar Harpenden v North Mymms West Herts v Radlett

27 May 2023 Old Owens v Bishop's Stortford Hertford v Harpenden Potters Bar v Radlett Totteridge Millhillians v Welwyn Garden City North Mymms v West Herts

08 July 2023 West Herts v Bishop's Stortford Welwyn Garden City v Harpenden Totteridge Millhillians v Radlett Old Owens v North Mymms Hertford v Potters Bar

19 August 2023 Radlett v Harpenden North Mymms v Bishop's Stortford Potters Bar v Welwyn Garden City Hertford v Totteridge Millhillians Old Owens v West Herts

03 June 2023 Radlett v North Mymms Harpenden v Potters Bar Bishop's Stortford v Hertford Welwyn Garden City v Old Owens West Herts v Totteridge Millhillians

15 July 2023 Bishop's Stortford v Welwyn Garden City Harpenden v Totteridge Millhillians Radlett v Old Owens North Mymms v Hertford Potters Bar v West Herts

26 August 2023 Bishop's Stortford v Radlett West Herts v Harpenden Welwyn Garden City v North Mymms Old Owens v Hertford Totteridge Millhillians v Potters Bar

10 June 2023 Old Owens v Totteridge Millhillians Hertford v Welwyn Garden City Potters Bar v Bishop's Stortford Radlett v West Herts North Mymms v Harpenden

22 July 2023 Hertford v Radlett Potters Bar v North Mymms Totteridge Millhillians v Bishop's Stortford Welwyn Garden City v West Herts Old Owens v Harpenden

02 September 2023 Hertford v West Herts Harpenden v Bishop's Stortford Radlett v Welwyn Garden City North Mymms v Totteridge Millhillians Potters Bar v Old Owens

In the Premier and Championship Divisions, the first 5 and last 4 matches will be played as 50 over games and the other 9 as timed games of a minimum 115 overs.

Relegation play-off: The side finishing 9th in the Premier Division and the side finishing 2nd in the Championship will play a play-off under 50 over match rules. The match will be played on Saturday 9th September.

In Divisions One and below, all matches will be played as limited overs matches Starting times vary, throughout the League. Most divisions will start the final matches (2 September) 30 minutes earlier than the rest of the season. Please check the website to confirm start times.

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Championship 06 May 2023 Reed v Hoddesdon Flitwick v Redbourn Shenley Village v St Albans Hemel Hempstead Town v Dunstable Broxbourne v Preston

17 June 2023 Reed v Flitwick Broxbourne v Shenley Village Hoddesdon v Hemel Hempstead Town Redbourn v Dunstable Preston v St Albans

29 July 2023 Broxbourne v St Albans Reed v Dunstable Flitwick v Hemel Hempstead Town Hoddesdon v Redbourn Preston v Shenley Village

13 May 2023 St Albans v Flitwick Dunstable v Shenley Village Redbourn v Reed Hoddesdon v Broxbourne Preston v Hemel Hempstead Town

24 June 2023 Hemel Hempstead Town v Redbourn Shenley Village v Hoddesdon Dunstable v St Albans Flitwick v Broxbourne Reed v Preston

05 August 2023 Hemel Hempstead Town v Reed Redbourn v Preston Dunstable v Broxbourne Shenley Village v Flitwick St Albans v Hoddesdon

20 May 2023 Broxbourne v Redbourn Reed v St Albans Flitwick v Dunstable Shenley Village v Hemel Hempstead Town Preston v Hoddesdon

01 July 2023 Broxbourne v Reed Hoddesdon v Flitwick Redbourn v Shenley Village St Albans v Hemel Hempstead Town Preston v Dunstable

12 August 2023 Broxbourne v Hemel Hempstead Town Reed v Shenley Village Redbourn v St Albans Hoddesdon v Dunstable Preston v Flitwick

27 May 2023 Hemel Hempstead Town v Flitwick Redbourn v Hoddesdon Dunstable v Reed St Albans v Broxbourne Shenley Village v Preston

08 July 2023 Hoddesdon v Reed Dunstable v Hemel Hempstead Town Redbourn v Flitwick Preston v Broxbourne St Albans v Shenley Village

19 August 2023 Hemel Hempstead Town v Hoddesdon Dunstable v Redbourn Shenley Village v Broxbourne Flitwick v Reed St Albans v Preston

03 June 2023 Flitwick v Shenley Village Reed v Hemel Hempstead Town Broxbourne v Dunstable Hoddesdon v St Albans Preston v Redbourn

15 July 2023 Broxbourne v Hoddesdon Reed v Redbourn Flitwick v St Albans Shenley Village v Dunstable Hemel Hempstead Town v Preston

26 August 2023 Broxbourne v Flitwick St Albans v Dunstable Redbourn v Hemel Hempstead Town Hoddesdon v Shenley Village Preston v Reed

10 June 2023 Shenley Village v Reed Flitwick v Preston St Albans v Redbourn Hemel Hempstead Town v Broxbourne Dunstable v Hoddesdon

22 July 2023 St Albans v Reed Hoddesdon v Preston Redbourn v Broxbourne Hemel Hempstead Town v Shenley Village Dunstable v Flitwick

02 September 2023 Flitwick v Hoddesdon Dunstable v Preston Shenley Village v Redbourn Reed v Broxbourne Hemel Hempstead Town v St Albans

06 May 2023 Old Elizabethans v Chorleywood Luton Town & Indians v St Margaretsbury Ampthill Town v Sawbridgeworth Hitchin v Letchworth Garden City Leverstock Green v Langleybury

17 June 2023 Luton Town & Indians v Ampthill Town Old Elizabethans v Hitchin St Margaretsbury v Leverstock Green Sawbridgeworth v Langleybury Chorleywood v Letchworth Garden City

29 July 2023 Old Elizabethans v Letchworth Garden City Luton Town & Indians v Langleybury Ampthill Town v Leverstock Green St Margaretsbury v Sawbridgeworth Chorleywood v Hitchin

13 May 2023 Sawbridgeworth v Luton Town & Indians Chorleywood v Leverstock Green St Margaretsbury v Old Elizabethans Langleybury v Hitchin Letchworth Garden City v Ampthill Town

24 June 2023 Langleybury v Letchworth Garden City Luton Town & Indians v Chorleywood Leverstock Green v Sawbridgeworth Ampthill Town v Old Elizabethans Hitchin v St Margaretsbury

05 August 2023 Langleybury v Old Elizabethans Letchworth Garden City v St Margaretsbury Leverstock Green v Luton Town & Indians Hitchin v Ampthill Town Sawbridgeworth v Chorleywood

20 May 2023 Old Elizabethans v Sawbridgeworth Luton Town & Indians v Letchworth Garden City Ampthill Town v Langleybury Hitchin v Leverstock Green Chorleywood v St Margaretsbury

01 July 2023 Old Elizabethans v Luton Town & Indians St Margaretsbury v Ampthill Town Sawbridgeworth v Hitchin Letchworth Garden City v Leverstock Green Chorleywood v Langleybury

12 August 2023 Old Elizabethans v Leverstock Green Luton Town & Indians v Hitchin Sawbridgeworth v Letchworth Garden City St Margaretsbury v Langleybury Chorleywood v Ampthill Town

27 May 2023 Langleybury v Luton Town & Indians Hitchin v Chorleywood Leverstock Green v Ampthill Town Letchworth Garden City v Old Elizabethans Sawbridgeworth v St Margaretsbury

08 July 2023 St Margaretsbury v Luton Town & Indians Langleybury v Leverstock Green Chorleywood v Old Elizabethans Letchworth Garden City v Hitchin Sawbridgeworth v Ampthill Town

19 August 2023 Hitchin v Old Elizabethans Letchworth Garden City v Chorleywood Leverstock Green v St Margaretsbury Ampthill Town v Luton Town & Indians Langleybury v Sawbridgeworth

03 June 2023 Ampthill Town v Hitchin Luton Town & Indians v Leverstock Green Old Elizabethans v Langleybury St Margaretsbury v Letchworth Garden City Chorleywood v Sawbridgeworth

15 July 2023 Old Elizabethans v St Margaretsbury Luton Town & Indians v Sawbridgeworth Ampthill Town v Letchworth Garden City Hitchin v Langleybury Leverstock Green v Chorleywood

26 August 2023 Old Elizabethans v Ampthill Town Letchworth Garden City v Langleybury Sawbridgeworth v Leverstock Green St Margaretsbury v Hitchin Chorleywood v Luton Town & Indians

10 June 2023 Hitchin v Luton Town & Indians Ampthill Town v Chorleywood Langleybury v St Margaretsbury Leverstock Green v Old Elizabethans Letchworth Garden City v Sawbridgeworth

22 July 2023 Letchworth Garden City v Luton Town & Indians St Margaretsbury v Chorleywood Langleybury v Ampthill Town Sawbridgeworth v Old Elizabethans Leverstock Green v Hitchin

02 September 2023 Ampthill Town v St Margaretsbury Langleybury v Chorleywood Luton Town & Indians v Old Elizabethans Leverstock Green v Letchworth Garden City Hitchin v Sawbridgeworth

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Division Two A 06 May 2023 Ickleford v Stevenage Holtwhites Trinibis v Watford Town Northwood v Radlett II Lutonian v Harpenden II Berkhamsted v Abbots Langley

17 June 2023 Holtwhites Trinibis v Northwood Ickleford v Lutonian Watford Town v Berkhamsted Radlett II v Abbots Langley Stevenage v Harpenden II

29 July 2023 Ickleford v Harpenden II Holtwhites Trinibis v Abbots Langley Northwood v Berkhamsted Watford Town v Radlett II Stevenage v Lutonian

13 May 2023 Radlett II v Holtwhites Trinibis Stevenage v Berkhamsted Harpenden II v Northwood Watford Town v Ickleford Abbots Langley v Lutonian

24 June 2023 Abbots Langley v Harpenden II Holtwhites Trinibis v Stevenage Northwood v Ickleford Lutonian v Watford Town Berkhamsted v Radlett II

05 August 2023 Berkhamsted v Holtwhites Trinibis Stevenage v Radlett II Abbots Langley v Ickleford Lutonian v Northwood Harpenden II v Watford Town

20 May 2023 Ickleford v Radlett II Holtwhites Trinibis v Harpenden II Northwood v Abbots Langley Lutonian v Berkhamsted Stevenage v Watford Town

01 July 2023 Ickleford v Holtwhites Trinibis Watford Town v Northwood Radlett II v Lutonian Harpenden II v Berkhamsted Stevenage v Abbots Langley

12 August 2023 Ickleford v Berkhamsted Holtwhites Trinibis v Lutonian Radlett II v Harpenden II Abbots Langley v Watford Town Stevenage v Northwood

27 May 2023 Abbots Langley v Holtwhites Trinibis Lutonian v Stevenage Radlett II v Watford Town Harpenden II v Ickleford Berkhamsted v Northwood

08 July 2023 Watford Town v Holtwhites Trinibis Abbots Langley v Berkhamsted Radlett II v Northwood Stevenage v Ickleford Harpenden II v Lutonian

19 August 2023 Northwood v Holtwhites Trinibis Harpenden II v Stevenage Abbots Langley v Radlett II Berkhamsted v Watford Town Lutonian v Ickleford

03 June 2023 Northwood v Lutonian Holtwhites Trinibis v Berkhamsted Ickleford v Abbots Langley Watford Town v Harpenden II Stevenage v Radlett II

15 July 2023 Ickleford v Watford Town Holtwhites Trinibis v Radlett II Northwood v Harpenden II Lutonian v Abbots Langley Berkhamsted v Stevenage

26 August 2023 Ickleford v Northwood Harpenden II v Abbots Langley Radlett II v Berkhamsted Watford Town v Lutonian Stevenage v Holtwhites Trinibis

10 June 2023 Lutonian v Holtwhites Trinibis Northwood v Stevenage Harpenden II v Radlett II Berkhamsted v Ickleford Watford Town v Abbots Langley

22 July 2023 Harpenden II v Holtwhites Trinibis Watford Town v Stevenage Berkhamsted v Lutonian Radlett II v Ickleford Abbots Langley v Northwood

02 September 2023 Northwood v Watford Town Abbots Langley v Stevenage Lutonian v Radlett II Holtwhites Trinibis v Ickleford Berkhamsted v Harpenden II

Division Two B 06 May 2023 Hertford II v Potters Bar II Letchworth Garden City II v Kings Langley Eversholt v Flitwick II Hoddesdon II v Old Finchleians West Herts II v Knebworth Park

17 June 2023 Letchworth Garden City II v Eversholt Hertford II v Hoddesdon II Kings Langley v West Herts II Flitwick II v Knebworth Park Potters Bar II v Old Finchleians

29 July 2023 Hertford II v Old Finchleians Letchworth Garden City II v Knebworth Park Eversholt v West Herts II Kings Langley v Flitwick II Potters Bar II v Hoddesdon II

13 May 2023 Old Finchleians v Eversholt Knebworth Park v Hoddesdon II Kings Langley v Hertford II Potters Bar II v West Herts II Flitwick II v Letchworth Garden City II

24 June 2023 Knebworth Park v Old Finchleians Letchworth Garden City II v Potters Bar II West Herts II v Flitwick II Eversholt v Hertford II Hoddesdon II v Kings Langley

05 August 2023 West Herts II v Letchworth Garden City II Flitwick II v Potters Bar II Hoddesdon II v Eversholt Old Finchleians v Kings Langley Knebworth Park v Hertford II

20 May 2023 Hertford II v Flitwick II Letchworth Garden City II v Old Finchleians Eversholt v Knebworth Park Hoddesdon II v West Herts II Potters Bar II v Kings Langley

01 July 2023 Hertford II v Letchworth Garden City II Kings Langley v Eversholt Flitwick II v Hoddesdon II Old Finchleians v West Herts II Potters Bar II v Knebworth Park

12 August 2023 Hertford II v West Herts II Letchworth Garden City II v Hoddesdon II Flitwick II v Old Finchleians Kings Langley v Knebworth Park Potters Bar II v Eversholt

27 May 2023 Knebworth Park v Letchworth Garden City II Hoddesdon II v Potters Bar II West Herts II v Eversholt Old Finchleians v Hertford II Flitwick II v Kings Langley

08 July 2023 Potters Bar II v Hertford II Knebworth Park v West Herts II Old Finchleians v Hoddesdon II Kings Langley v Letchworth Garden City II Flitwick II v Eversholt

19 August 2023 Hoddesdon II v Hertford II Old Finchleians v Potters Bar II West Herts II v Kings Langley Eversholt v Letchworth Garden City II Knebworth Park v Flitwick II

03 June 2023 Eversholt v Hoddesdon II Letchworth Garden City II v West Herts II Hertford II v Knebworth Park Kings Langley v Old Finchleians Potters Bar II v Flitwick II

15 July 2023 Hertford II v Kings Langley Letchworth Garden City II v Flitwick II Eversholt v Old Finchleians Hoddesdon II v Knebworth Park West Herts II v Potters Bar II

26 August 2023 Hertford II v Eversholt Old Finchleians v Knebworth Park Flitwick II v West Herts II Kings Langley v Hoddesdon II Potters Bar II v Letchworth Garden City II

10 June 2023 Hoddesdon II v Letchworth Garden City II Eversholt v Potters Bar II West Herts II v Hertford II Knebworth Park v Kings Langley Old Finchleians v Flitwick II

22 July 2023 Old Finchleians v Letchworth Garden City II Kings Langley v Potters Bar II Knebworth Park v Eversholt Flitwick II v Hertford II West Herts II v Hoddesdon II

02 September 2023 Eversholt v Kings Langley Knebworth Park v Potters Bar II West Herts II v Old Finchleians Letchworth Garden City II v Hertford II Hoddesdon II v Flitwick II II

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Division Three A 6 May 2023 Rickmansworth v Hemel Hempstead Town II Datchworth v Potton Town Totteridge Millhillians II v Allenburys & County Hall Bushey v Chipperfield Clarendon North Enfield v Bishop's Stortford II

17 June 2023 Datchworth v Totteridge Millhillians II Rickmansworth v Bushey Potton Town v North Enfield Allenburys & County Hall v Bishop's Stortford II Hemel Hempstead Town II v Chipperfield Clarendon

29 July 2023 Rickmansworth v Chipperfield Clarendon Datchworth v Bishop's Stortford II Totteridge Millhillians II v North Enfield Potton Town v Allenburys & County Hall Hemel Hempstead Town II v Bushey

13 May 2023 Allenburys & County Hall v Datchworth Hemel Hempstead Town II v North Enfield Chipperfield Clarendon v Totteridge Millhillians II Potton Town v Rickmansworth Bishop's Stortford II v Bushey

24 June 2023 Bishop's Stortford II v Chipperfield Clarendon Datchworth v Hemel Hempstead Town II Bushey v Potton Town Totteridge Millhillians II v Rickmansworth North Enfield v Allenburys & County Hall

05 August 2023 North Enfield v Datchworth Allenburys & County Hall v Hemel Hempstead Town II Bishop's Stortford II v Rickmansworth Bushey v Totteridge Millhillians II Chipperfield Clarendon v Potton Town

20 May 2023 Rickmansworth v Allenburys & County Hall Datchworth v Chipperfield Clarendon Totteridge Millhillians II v Bishop's Stortford II Bushey v North Enfield Hemel Hempstead Town II v Potton Town

01 July 2023 Rickmansworth v Datchworth Potton Town v Totteridge Millhillians II Allenburys & County Hall v Bushey Chipperfield Clarendon v North Enfield Hemel Hempstead Town II v Bishop's Stortford II

12 August 2023 Rickmansworth v North Enfield Datchworth v Bushey Allenburys & County Hall v Chipperfield Clarendon Potton Town v Bishop's Stortford II Hemel Hempstead Town II v Totteridge Millhillians II

27 May 2023 Bishop's Stortford II v Datchworth Bushey v Hemel Hempstead Town II Chipperfield Clarendon v Rickmansworth Allenburys & County Hall v Potton Town North Enfield v Totteridge Millhillians II

08 July 2023 Potton Town v Datchworth Bishop's Stortford II v North Enfield Allenburys & County Hall v Totteridge Millhillians II Hemel Hempstead Town II v Rickmansworth Chipperfield Clarendon v Bushey

19 August 2023 Bushey v Rickmansworth Chipperfield Clarendon v Hemel Hempstead Town II Totteridge Millhillians II v Datchworth Bishop's Stortford II v Allenburys & County Hall North Enfield v Potton Town

03 June 2023 Totteridge Millhillians II v Bushey Datchworth v North Enfield Rickmansworth v Bishop's Stortford II Potton Town v Chipperfield Clarendon Hemel Hempstead Town II v Allenburys & County Hall

15 July 2023 Rickmansworth v Potton Town Datchworth v Allenburys & County Hall Totteridge Millhillians II v Chipperfield Clarendon Bushey v Bishop's Stortford II North Enfield v Hemel Hempstead Town II

26 August 2023 Rickmansworth v Totteridge Millhillians II Chipperfield Clarendon v Bishop's Stortford II Allenburys & County Hall v North Enfield Potton Town v Bushey Hemel Hempstead Town II v Datchworth

10 June 2023 Bushey v Datchworth Totteridge Millhillians II v Hemel Hempstead Town II Chipperfield Clarendon v Allenburys & County Hall North Enfield v Rickmansworth Bishop's Stortford II v Potton Town

22 July 2023 Chipperfield Clarendon v Datchworth Potton Town v Hemel Hempstead Town II Allenburys & County Hall v Rickmansworth North Enfield v Bushey Bishop's Stortford II v Totteridge Millhillians II

02 September 2023 Totteridge Millhillians II v Potton Town Bishop's Stortford II v Hemel Hempstead Town II Bushey v Allenburys & County Hall Datchworth v Rickmansworth North Enfield v Chipperfield Clarendon

Division Three B 06 May 2023 Tewin v Wheathampstead Cockfosters v London Colney Northwood Town v Sandridge Welwyn Garden City II v Reed II Chorleywood II v Northchurch

17 June 2023 Cockfosters v Northwood Town Tewin v Welwyn Garden City II London Colney v Chorleywood II Sandridge v Northchurch Wheathampstead v Reed II

29 July 2023 Wheathampstead v Welwyn Garden City II London Colney v Sandridge Cockfosters v Northchurch Tewin v Reed II Northwood Town v Chorleywood II

13 May 2023 Sandridge v Cockfosters Wheathampstead v Chorleywood II London Colney v Tewin Northchurch v Welwyn Garden City II Reed II v Northwood Town

24 June 2023 Northwood Town v Tewin Northchurch v Reed II Chorleywood II v Sandridge Welwyn Garden City II v London Colney Cockfosters v Wheathampstead

05 August 2023 Welwyn Garden City II v Northwood Town Chorleywood II v Cockfosters Northchurch v Tewin Reed II v London Colney Sandridge v Wheathampstead

20 May 2023 Tewin v Sandridge Cockfosters v Reed II Northwood Town v Northchurch Welwyn Garden City II v Chorleywood II Wheathampstead v London Colney

01 July 2023 Reed II v Chorleywood II Wheathampstead v Northchurch Tewin v Cockfosters London Colney v Northwood Town Sandridge v Welwyn Garden City II

12 August 2023 Cockfosters v Welwyn Garden City II Wheathampstead v Northwood Town Sandridge v Reed II Tewin v Chorleywood II London Colney v Northchurch

27 May 2023 Northchurch v Cockfosters Welwyn Garden City II v Wheathampstead Chorleywood II v Northwood Town Reed II v Tewin Sandridge v London Colney

08 July 2023 London Colney v Cockfosters Sandridge v Northwood Town Reed II v Welwyn Garden City II Northchurch v Chorleywood II Wheathampstead v Tewin

19 August 2023 Northwood Town v Cockfosters Welwyn Garden City II v Tewin Chorleywood II v London Colney Northchurch v Sandridge Reed II v Wheathampstead

03 June 2023 Wheathampstead v Sandridge Northwood Town v Welwyn Garden City II Cockfosters v Chorleywood II Tewin v Northchurch London Colney v Reed II

15 July 2023 Cockfosters v Sandridge Chorleywood II v Wheathampstead Northwood Town v Reed II Tewin v London Colney Welwyn Garden City II v Northchurch

26 August 2023 Reed II v Northchurch Wheathampstead v Cockfosters Tewin v Northwood Town London Colney v Welwyn Garden City II Sandridge v Chorleywood II

10 June 2023 Northwood Town v Wheathampstead Northchurch v London Colney Chorleywood II v Tewin Welwyn Garden City II v Cockfosters Reed II v Sandridge

22 July 2023 Sandridge v Tewin Reed II v Cockfosters Northchurch v Northwood Town Chorleywood II v Welwyn Garden City II London Colney v Wheathampstead

02 September 2023 Cockfosters v Tewin Northwood Town v London Colney Welwyn Garden City II v Sandridge Chorleywood II v Reed II Northchurch v Wheathampstead

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Division Four A 06 May 2023 St Albans II v Hitchin II Southgate Adelaide v Hatfield Hyde Old Haberdashers v Cheshunt Rosedale Dunstable II v Hatfield & Crusaders Watford Town II v Old Camdenians

17 June 2023 Dunstable II v Watford Town II Hatfield & Crusaders v Old Camdenians St Albans II v Old Haberdashers Cheshunt Rosedale v Hatfield Hyde Hitchin II v Southgate Adelaide

29 July 2023 St Albans II v Hatfield Hyde Hatfield & Crusaders v Watford Town II Old Haberdashers v Southgate Adelaide Dunstable II v Old Camdenians Hitchin II v Cheshunt Rosedale

13 May 2023 Hitchin II v Dunstable II Cheshunt Rosedale v St Albans II Old Camdenians v Old Haberdashers Hatfield Hyde v Watford Town II Hatfield & Crusaders v Southgate Adelaide

24 June 2023 Old Haberdashers v Dunstable II Hatfield Hyde v Old Camdenians Southgate Adelaide v Cheshunt Rosedale Watford Town II v Hitchin II St Albans II v Hatfield & Crusaders

05 August 2023 Watford Town II v Old Haberdashers Southgate Adelaide v St Albans II Hatfield Hyde v Dunstable II Old Camdenians v Hitchin II Cheshunt Rosedale v Hatfield & Crusaders

20 May 2023 Watford Town II v Southgate Adelaide Hatfield & Crusaders v Hitchin II St Albans II v Old Camdenians Dunstable II v Cheshunt Rosedale Old Haberdashers v Hatfield Hyde

01 July 2023 Hitchin II v Old Haberdashers Hatfield & Crusaders v Hatfield Hyde Cheshunt Rosedale v Watford Town II Dunstable II v St Albans II Old Camdenians v Southgate Adelaide

12 August 2023 St Albans II v Watford Town II Hatfield & Crusaders v Old Haberdashers Dunstable II v Southgate Adelaide Hitchin II v Hatfield Hyde Cheshunt Rosedale v Old Camdenians

27 May 2023 Old Camdenians v Dunstable II Hatfield Hyde v St Albans II Southgate Adelaide v Old Haberdashers Cheshunt Rosedale v Hitchin II Watford Town II v Hatfield & Crusaders

08 July 2023 Hatfield & Crusaders v Dunstable II Hitchin II v St Albans II Cheshunt Rosedale v Old Haberdashers Old Camdenians v Watford Town II Hatfield Hyde v Southgate Adelaide

19 August 2023 Old Haberdashers v St Albans II Watford Town II v Dunstable II Southgate Adelaide v Hitchin II Hatfield Hyde v Cheshunt Rosedale Old Camdenians v Hatfield & Crusaders

03 June 2023 St Albans II v Southgate Adelaide Hatfield & Crusaders v Cheshunt Rosedale Dunstable II v Hatfield Hyde Old Haberdashers v Watford Town II Hitchin II v Old Camdenians

15 July 2023 St Albans II v Cheshunt Rosedale Southgate Adelaide v Hatfield & Crusaders Dunstable II v Hitchin II Watford Town II v Hatfield Hyde Old Haberdashers v Old Camdenians

26 August 2023 Old Camdenians v Hatfield Hyde Hatfield & Crusaders v St Albans II Cheshunt Rosedale v Southgate Adelaide Dunstable II v Old Haberdashers Hitchin II v Watford Town II

10 June 2023 Southgate Adelaide v Dunstable II Watford Town II v St Albans II Old Camdenians v Cheshunt Rosedale Hatfield Hyde v Hitchin II Old Haberdashers v Hatfield & Crusaders

22 July 2023 Cheshunt Rosedale v Dunstable II Old Camdenians v St Albans II Hatfield Hyde v Old Haberdashers Southgate Adelaide v Watford Town II Hitchin II v Hatfield & Crusaders

02 September 2023 Hatfield Hyde v Hatfield & Crusaders St Albans II v Dunstable II Old Haberdashers v Hitchin II Watford Town II v Cheshunt Rosedale Southgate Adelaide v Old Camdenians

Division Four B 06 May 2023 Stevenage II v Broxbourne II Northampton Exiles v Holtwhites Trinibis II Harpenden III v Mill Hill Village Redbourn II v Radlett III Bayford & Hertford v Shenley Village II

17 June 2023 Harpenden III v Northampton Exiles Mill Hill Village v Holtwhites Trinibis II Shenley Village II v Stevenage II Bayford & Hertford v Redbourn II Radlett III v Broxbourne II

29 July 2023 Bayford & Hertford v Broxbourne II Mill Hill Village v Northampton Exiles Harpenden III v Holtwhites Trinibis II Shenley Village II v Radlett III Redbourn II v Stevenage II

13 May 2023 Shenley Village II v Harpenden III Radlett III v Bayford & Hertford Holtwhites Trinibis II v Redbourn II Broxbourne II v Northampton Exiles Mill Hill Village v Stevenage II

24 June 2023 Redbourn II v Harpenden III Broxbourne II v Holtwhites Trinibis II Stevenage II v Radlett III Northampton Exiles v Shenley Village II Bayford & Hertford v Mill Hill Village

05 August 2023 Northampton Exiles v Redbourn II Stevenage II v Bayford & Hertford Broxbourne II v Harpenden III Holtwhites Trinibis II v Shenley Village II Mill Hill Village v Radlett III

20 May 2023 Bayford & Hertford v Holtwhites Trinibis II Mill Hill Village v Shenley Village II Redbourn II v Broxbourne II Harpenden III v Radlett III Northampton Exiles v Stevenage II

01 July 2023 Shenley Village II v Redbourn II Mill Hill Village v Broxbourne II Holtwhites Trinibis II v Stevenage II Harpenden III v Bayford & Hertford Radlett III v Northampton Exiles

12 August 2023 Bayford & Hertford v Northampton Exiles Mill Hill Village v Redbourn II Radlett III v Holtwhites Trinibis II Harpenden III v Stevenage II Shenley Village II v Broxbourne II

27 May 2023 Holtwhites Trinibis II v Harpenden III Broxbourne II v Bayford & Hertford Stevenage II v Redbourn II Radlett III v Shenley Village II Northampton Exiles v Mill Hill Village

08 July 2023 Mill Hill Village v Harpenden III Shenley Village II v Bayford & Hertford Radlett III v Redbourn II Holtwhites Trinibis II v Northampton Exiles Broxbourne II v Stevenage II

19 August 2023 Redbourn II v Bayford & Hertford Northampton Exiles v Harpenden III Stevenage II v Shenley Village II Broxbourne II v Radlett III Holtwhites Trinibis II v Mill Hill Village

03 June 2023 Bayford & Hertford v Stevenage II Mill Hill Village v Radlett III Redbourn II v Northampton Exiles Shenley Village II v Holtwhites Trinibis II Harpenden III v Broxbourne II

15 July 2023 Bayford & Hertford v Radlett III Stevenage II v Mill Hill Village Redbourn II v Holtwhites Trinibis II Harpenden III v Shenley Village II Northampton Exiles v Broxbourne II

26 August 2023 Holtwhites Trinibis II v Broxbourne II Mill Hill Village v Bayford & Hertford Shenley Village II v Northampton Exiles Harpenden III v Redbourn II Radlett III v Stevenage II

10 June 2023 Stevenage II v Harpenden III Northampton Exiles v Bayford & Hertford Holtwhites Trinibis II v Radlett III Broxbourne II v Shenley Village II Redbourn II v Mill Hill Village

22 July 2023 Radlett III v Harpenden III Holtwhites Trinibis II v Bayford & Hertford Broxbourne II v Redbourn II Stevenage II v Northampton Exiles Shenley Village II v Mill Hill Village

02 September 2023 Bayford & Hertford v Harpenden III Redbourn II v Shenley Village II Northampton Exiles v Radlett III Stevenage II v Holtwhites Trinibis II Broxbourne II v Mill Hill VillageI

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Division Five A 06 May 2023 Old Owens II v North Mymms II Preston II v Potten End Frogmore v Ampthill Town II Bentley Heath v Leverstock Green II Clifton v Luton Town & Indians II

17 June 2023 Bentley Heath v Clifton Leverstock Green II v Luton Town & Indians II Old Owens II v Frogmore Ampthill Town II v Potten End North Mymms II v Preston II

29 July 2023 Old Owens II v Potten End Leverstock Green II v Clifton Frogmore v Preston II Bentley Heath v Luton Town & Indians II North Mymms II v Ampthill Town II

13 May 2023 North Mymms II v Bentley Heath Ampthill Town II v Old Owens II Luton Town & Indians II v Frogmore Potten End v Clifton Leverstock Green II v Preston II

24 June 2023 Frogmore v Bentley Heath Potten End v Luton Town & Indians II Preston II v Ampthill Town II Clifton v North Mymms II Old Owens II v Leverstock Green II

05 August 2023 Ampthill Town II v Leverstock Green II Clifton v Frogmore Preston II v Old Owens II Potten End v Bentley Heath Luton Town & Indians II v North Mymms II

20 May 2023 Old Owens II v Luton Town & Indians II Leverstock Green II v North Mymms II Bentley Heath v Ampthill Town II Clifton v Preston II Frogmore v Potten End

01 July 2023 North Mymms II v Frogmore Leverstock Green II v Potten End Ampthill Town II v Clifton Bentley Heath v Old Owens II Luton Town & Indians II v Preston II

12 August 2023 Leverstock Green II v Frogmore North Mymms II v Potten End Bentley Heath v Preston II Ampthill Town II v Luton Town & Indians II Old Owens II v Clifton

27 May 2023 Luton Town & Indians II v Bentley Heath Potten End v Old Owens II Preston II v Frogmore Ampthill Town II v North Mymms II Clifton v Leverstock Green II

08 July 2023 Leverstock Green II v Bentley Heath North Mymms II v Old Owens II Ampthill Town II v Frogmore Luton Town & Indians II v Clifton Potten End v Preston II

19 August 2023 Frogmore v Old Owens II Clifton v Bentley Heath Preston II v North Mymms II Potten End v Ampthill Town II Luton Town & Indians II v Leverstock Green II

03 June 2023 Old Owens II v Preston II Leverstock Green II v Ampthill Town II Bentley Heath v Potten End Frogmore v Clifton North Mymms II v Luton Town & Indians II

15 July 2023 Old Owens II v Ampthill Town II Preston II v Leverstock Green II Bentley Heath v North Mymms II Clifton v Potten End Frogmore v Luton Town & Indians II

26 August 2023 Luton Town & Indians II v Potten End Leverstock Green II v Old Owens II Ampthill Town II v Preston II Bentley Heath v Frogmore North Mymms II v Clifton

10 June 2023 Preston II v Bentley Heath Clifton v Old Owens II Luton Town & Indians II v Ampthill Town II Potten End v North Mymms II Frogmore v Leverstock Green II

22 July 2023 Ampthill Town II v Bentley Heath Luton Town & Indians II v Old Owens II Potten End v Frogmore Preston II v Clifton North Mymms II v Leverstock Green II

02 September 2023 Old Owens II v Bentley Heath Frogmore v North Mymms II Clifton v Ampthill Town II Preston II v Luton Town & Indians II Potten End v Leverstock Green II

Division Five B 06 May 2023 Botany Bay v Baldock Boxmoor v Ickleford II Langleybury II v Berkhamsted II Flamstead v Old Albanian Sawbridgeworth II v Northwood II

17 June 2023 Langleybury II v Flamstead Berkhamsted II v Old Albanian Baldock v Boxmoor Botany Bay v Sawbridgeworth II Northwood II v Ickleford II

29 July 2023 Berkhamsted II v Flamstead Baldock v Northwood II Langleybury II v Old Albanian Sawbridgeworth II v Boxmoor Botany Bay v Ickleford II

13 May 2023 Baldock v Langleybury II Northwood II v Botany Bay Old Albanians v Sawbridgeworth II Ickleford II v Flamstead Berkhamsted II v Boxmoor

24 June 2023 Sawbridgeworth II v Langleybury II Ickleford II v Old Albanian Boxmoor v Northwood II Flamstead v Baldock Botany Bay v Berkhamsted II

05 August 2023 Flamstead v Sawbridgeworth II Boxmoor v Botany Bay Ickleford II v Langleybury II Old Albanians v Baldock Northwood II v Berkhamsted II

20 May 2023 Botany Bay v Old Albanian Berkhamsted II v Baldock Sawbridgeworth II v Ickleford II Langleybury II v Northwood II Flamstead v Boxmoor

01 July 2023 Baldock v Sawbridgeworth II Berkhamsted II v Ickleford II Langleybury II v Botany Bay Old Albanians v Boxmoor Northwood II v Flamstead

12 August 2023 Botany Bay v Flamstead Berkhamsted II v Sawbridgeworth II Northwood II v Old Albanian Langleybury II v Boxmoor Baldock v Ickleford II

27 May 2023 Old Albanians v Langleybury II Ickleford II v Botany Bay Boxmoor v Sawbridgeworth II Northwood II v Baldock Flamstead v Berkhamsted II

08 July 2023 Berkhamsted II v Langleybury II Baldock v Botany Bay Northwood II v Sawbridgeworth II Old Albanians v Flamstead Ickleford II v Boxmoor

19 August 2023 Sawbridgeworth II v Botany Bay Flamstead v Langleybury II Boxmoor v Baldock Ickleford II v Northwood II Old Albanians v Berkhamsted II

03 June 2023 Botany Bay v Boxmoor Berkhamsted II v Northwood II Baldock v Old Albanian Sawbridgeworth II v Flamstead Langleybury II v Ickleford II

15 July 2023 Botany Bay v Northwood II Boxmoor v Berkhamsted II Sawbridgeworth II v Old Albanian Langleybury II v Baldock Flamstead v Ickleford II

26 August 2023 Old Albanians v Ickleford II Berkhamsted II v Botany Bay Langleybury II v Sawbridgeworth II Baldock v Flamstead Northwood II v Boxmoor

10 June 2023 Boxmoor v Langleybury II Flamstead v Botany Bay Old Albanians v Northwood II Ickleford II v Baldock Sawbridgeworth II v Berkhamsted II

22 July 2023 Baldock v Berkhamsted II Northwood II v Langleybury II Old Albanians v Botany Bay Ickleford II v Sawbridgeworth II Boxmoor v Flamstead

02 September 2023 Botany Bay v Langleybury II Sawbridgeworth II v Baldock Flamstead v Northwood II Boxmoor v Old Albanian Ickleford II v Berkhamsted II

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Division Six A 06 May 2023 Old Finchleians II v Lutonian II Welwyn Garden City III v Rickmansworth II Hemel Hempstead Town III v Letchworth Garden City III Knebworth Park II v Greenwood Park Hertford III v Watton-at-Stone

17 June 2023 Greenwood Park v Watton-at-Stone Letchworth Garden City III v Rickmansworth II Old Finchleians II v Hemel Hempstead Town III Lutonian II v Welwyn Garden City III Knebworth Park II v Hertford III

29 July 2023 Knebworth Park II v Watton-at-Stone Old Finchleians II v Rickmansworth II Hemel Hempstead Town III v Welwyn Garden City III Lutonian II v Letchworth Garden City III Greenwood Park v Hertford III

13 May 2023 Greenwood Park v Welwyn Garden City III Lutonian II v Knebworth Park II Letchworth Garden City III v Old Finchleians II Watton-at-Stone v Hemel Hempstead Town III Rickmansworth II v Hertford III

24 June 2023 Old Finchleians II v Greenwood Park Hemel Hempstead Town III v Knebworth Park II Watton-at-Stone v Rickmansworth II Welwyn Garden City III v Letchworth Garden City III Hertford III v Lutonian II

05 August 2023 Welwyn Garden City III v Old Finchleians II Letchworth Garden City III v Greenwood Park Hertford III v Hemel Hempstead Town III Watton-at-Stone v Lutonian II Rickmansworth II v Knebworth Park II

20 May 2023 Greenwood Park v Lutonian II Hertford III v Welwyn Garden City III Knebworth Park II v Letchworth Garden City III Hemel Hempstead Town III v Rickmansworth II Old Finchleians II v Watton-at-Stone

01 July 2023 Greenwood Park v Rickmansworth II Watton-at-Stone v Welwyn Garden City III Letchworth Garden City III v Hertford III Knebworth Park II v Old Finchleians II Lutonian II v Hemel Hempstead Town III

12 August 2023 Knebworth Park II v Welwyn Garden City III Old Finchleians II v Hertford III Letchworth Garden City III v Watton-at-Stone Lutonian II v Rickmansworth II Greenwood Park v Hemel Hempstead Town III

27 May 2023 Watton-at-Stone v Knebworth Park II Rickmansworth II v Old Finchleians II Welwyn Garden City III v Hemel Hempstead Town III Letchworth Garden City III v Lutonian II Hertford III v Greenwood Park

08 July 2023 Greenwood Park v Knebworth Park II Rickmansworth II v Welwyn Garden City III Watton-at-Stone v Hertford III Letchworth Garden City III v Hemel Hempstead Town III Lutonian II v Old Finchleians II

19 August 2023 Hertford III v Knebworth Park II Watton-at-Stone v Greenwood Park Welwyn Garden City III v Lutonian II Hemel Hempstead Town III v Old Finchleians II Rickmansworth II v Letchworth Garden City III

03 June 2023 Old Finchleians II v Welwyn Garden City III Greenwood Park v Letchworth Garden City III Knebworth Park II v Rickmansworth II Hemel Hempstead Town III v Hertford III Lutonian II v Watton-at-Stone

15 July 2023 Knebworth Park II v Lutonian II Old Finchleians II v Letchworth Garden City III Hemel Hempstead Town III v Watton-at-Stone Hertford III v Rickmansworth II Welwyn Garden City III v Greenwood Park

26 August 2023 Knebworth Park II v Hemel Hempstead Town III Watton-at-Stone v Rickmansworth II Letchworth Garden City III v Welwyn Garden City III Lutonian II v Hertford III Greenwood Park v Old Finchleians II

10 June 2023 Hemel Hempstead Town III v Greenwood Park Welwyn Garden City III v Knebworth Park II Hertford III v Old Finchleians II Watton-at-Stone v Letchworth Garden City III Rickmansworth II v Lutonian II

22 July 2023 Watton-at-Stone v Old Finchleians II Lutonian II v Greenwood Park Rickmansworth II v Hemel Hempstead Town III Letchworth Garden City III v Knebworth Park II Welwyn Garden City III v Hertford III

02 September 2023 Hemel Hempstead Town III v Lutonian II Rickmansworth II v Greenwood Park Welwyn Garden City III v Watton-at-Stone Old Finchleians II v Knebworth Park II Hertford III v Letchworth Garden City III

Division Six B 06 May 2023 Abbots Langley II v Southgate Adelaide II Stevenage III v Potters Bar III Cheshunt Rosedale II v Bovingdon Weston v Hertingfordbury Hatfield & Crusaders II v Old Elizabethans II

17 June 2023 Southgate Adelaide II v Hertingfordbury Stevenage III v Cheshunt Rosedale II Weston v Abbots Langley II Potters Bar III v Hatfield & Crusaders II Bovingdon v Old Elizabethans II

29 July 2023 Stevenage III v Old Elizabethans II Southgate Adelaide II v Weston Cheshunt Rosedale II v Hatfield & Crusaders II Abbots Langley II v Hertingfordbury Potters Bar III v Bovingdon

13 May 2023 Bovingdon v Stevenage III Southgate Adelaide II v Hatfield & Crusaders II Hertingfordbury v Cheshunt Rosedale II Potters Bar III v Abbots Langley II Old Elizabethans II v Weston

24 June 2023 Stevenage III v Southgate Adelaide II Weston v Potters Bar III Cheshunt Rosedale II v Abbots Langley II Hertingfordbury v Old Elizabethans II Hatfield & Crusaders II v Bovingdon

05 August 2023 Weston v Cheshunt Rosedale II Hatfield & Crusaders II v Stevenage III Old Elizabethans II v Abbots Langley II Hertingfordbury v Potters Bar III Bovingdon v Southgate Adelaide II

20 May 2023 Abbots Langley II v Bovingdon Stevenage III v Hertingfordbury Cheshunt Rosedale II v Old Elizabethans II Weston v Hatfield & Crusaders II Southgate Adelaide II v Potters Bar III

01 July 2023 Abbots Langley II v Stevenage III Potters Bar III v Cheshunt Rosedale II Bovingdon v Weston Hertingfordbury v Hatfield & Crusaders II Southgate Adelaide II v Old Elizabethans II

12 August 2023 Potters Bar III v Old Elizabethans II Southgate Adelaide II v Cheshunt Rosedale II Stevenage III v Weston Abbots Langley II v Hatfield & Crusaders II Bovingdon v Hertingfordbury

27 May 2023 Old Elizabethans II v Stevenage III Weston v Southgate Adelaide II Hertingfordbury v Abbots Langley II Bovingdon v Potters Bar III Hatfield & Crusaders II v Cheshunt Rosedale II

08 July 2023 Southgate Adelaide II v Abbots Langley II Potters Bar III v Stevenage III Bovingdon v Cheshunt Rosedale II Hertingfordbury v Weston Old Elizabethans II v Hatfield & Crusaders II

19 August 2023 Cheshunt Rosedale II v Stevenage III Weston v Abbots Langley II Hatfield & Crusaders II v Potters Bar III Old Elizabethans II v Bovingdon Hertingfordbury v Southgate Adelaide II

03 June 2023 Cheshunt Rosedale II v Weston Stevenage III v Hatfield & Crusaders II Abbots Langley II v Old Elizabethans II Potters Bar III v Hertingfordbury Southgate Adelaide II v Bovingdon

15 July 2023 Weston v Old Elizabethans II Hatfield & Crusaders II v Southgate Adelaide II Stevenage III v Bovingdon Abbots Langley II v Potters Bar III Cheshunt Rosedale II v Hertingfordbury

26 August 2023 Hertingfordbury v Old Elizabethans II Southgate Adelaide II v Stevenage III Bovingdon v Hatfield & Crusaders II Abbots Langley II v Cheshunt Rosedale II Potters Bar III v Weston

10 June 2023 Weston v Stevenage III Cheshunt Rosedale II v Southgate Adelaide II Hertingfordbury v Bovingdon Hatfield & Crusaders II v Abbots Langley II Old Elizabethans II v Potters Bar III

22 July 2023 Hertingfordbury v Stevenage III Old Elizabethans II v Cheshunt Rosedale II Hatfield & Crusaders II v Weston Potters Bar III v Southgate Adelaide II Bovingdon v Abbots Langley II

02 September 2023 Stevenage III v Abbots Langley II Cheshunt Rosedale II v Potters Bar III Weston v Bovingdon Hatfield & Crusaders II v Hertingfordbury Old Elizabethans II v Southgate Adelaide I

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Division Seven A 06 May 2023 Pinner v Bushey II Flitwick III v Old Cholmeleians Ware v West Herts III St Margaretsbury II v Hatch End Radlett IV v Northwood Town II

17 June 2023 Ware v St Margaretsbury II West Herts III v Hatch End Bushey II v Flitwick III Pinner v Radlett IV Northwood Town II v Old Cholmeleians

29 July 2023 Pinner v Old Cholmeleians West Herts III v St Margaretsbury II Bushey II v Northwood Town II Ware v Hatch End Radlett IV v Flitwick III

13 May 2023 Bushey II v Ware Northwood Town II v Pinner Hatch End v Radlett IV Old Cholmeleians v St Margaretsbury II West Herts III v Flitwick III

24 June 2023 Radlett IV v Ware Old Cholmeleians v Hatch End Flitwick III v Northwood Town II St Margaretsbury II v Bushey II Pinner v West Herts III

05 August 2023 St Margaretsbury II v Radlett IV Flitwick III v Pinner Old Cholmeleians v Ware Hatch End v Bushey II Northwood Town II v West Herts III

20 May 2023 Pinner v Hatch End West Herts III v Bushey II Radlett IV v Old Cholmeleians Ware v Northwood Town II St Margaretsbury II v Flitwick III

01 July 2023 Bushey II v Radlett IV West Herts III v Old Cholmeleians Ware v Pinner Hatch End v Flitwick III Northwood Town II v St Margaretsbury II

12 August 2023 Pinner v St Margaretsbury II West Herts III v Radlett IV Northwood Town II v Hatch End Ware v Flitwick III Bushey II v Old Cholmeleians

27 May 2023 Hatch End v Ware Old Cholmeleians v Pinner Flitwick III v Radlett IV Northwood Town II v Bushey II St Margaretsbury II v West Herts III

08 July 2023 West Herts III v Ware Bushey II v Pinner Northwood Town II v Radlett IV Hatch End v St Margaretsbury II Old Cholmeleians v Flitwick III

19 August 2023 Radlett IV v Pinner St Margaretsbury II v Ware Flitwick III v Bushey II Old Cholmeleians v Northwood Town II Hatch End v West Herts III

03 June 2023 Bushey II v Hatch End West Herts III v Northwood Town II Pinner v Flitwick III Radlett IV v St Margaretsbury II Ware v Old Cholmeleians

15 July 2023 Pinner v Northwood Town II Flitwick III v West Herts III Radlett IV v Hatch End Ware v Bushey II St Margaretsbury II v Old Cholmeleians

26 August 2023 Hatch End v Old Cholmeleians West Herts III v Pinner Ware v Radlett IV Bushey II v St Margaretsbury II Northwood Town II v Flitwick III

10 June 2023 St Margaretsbury II v Pinner Hatch End v Northwood Town II Old Cholmeleians v Bushey II Radlett IV v West Herts III Flitwick III v Ware

22 July 2023 Northwood Town II v Ware Hatch End v Pinner Old Cholmeleians v Radlett IV Flitwick III v St Margaretsbury II Bushey II v West Herts III

02 September 2023 Pinner v Ware Radlett IV v Bushey II St Margaretsbury II v Northwood Town II Flitwick III v Hatch End Old Cholmeleians v West Herts III

Division Seven B 06 May 2023 Watford Town III v Northampton Exiles II Mill Hill Village II v Aldenham Allenburys & County Hall II v Shenley Village III Northchurch II v Harpenden Dolphins Old Minchendenians v Luton Town & Indians III

17 June 2023 Shenley Village III v Aldenham Northampton Exiles II v Mill Hill Village II Northchurch II v Old Minchendenians Watford Town III v Allenburys & County Hall II Harpenden Dolphins v Luton Town & Indians III

29 July 2023 Allenburys & County Hall II v Mill Hill Village II Northampton Exiles II v Shenley Village III Watford Town III v Aldenham Northchurch II v Luton Town & Indians III Harpenden Dolphins v Old Minchendenians

13 May 2023 Northampton Exiles II v Northchurch II Shenley Village III v Watford Town III Luton Town & Indians III v Allenburys & County Hall II Aldenham v Old Minchendenians Harpenden Dolphins v Mill Hill Village II

24 June 2023 Allenburys & County Hall II v Northchurch II Aldenham v Luton Town & Indians III Mill Hill Village II v Shenley Village III Old Minchendenians v Northampton Exiles II Watford Town III v Harpenden Dolphins

05 August 2023 Old Minchendenians v Allenburys & County Hall II Mill Hill Village II v Watford Town III Aldenham v Northchurch II Luton Town & Indians III v Northampton Exiles II Shenley Village III v Harpenden Dolphins

20 May 2023 Northchurch II v Shenley Village III Harpenden Dolphins v Northampton Exiles II Old Minchendenians v Mill Hill Village II Watford Town III v Luton Town & Indians III Allenburys & County Hall II v Aldenham

01 July 2023 Northampton Exiles II v Allenburys & County Hall II Harpenden Dolphins v Aldenham Shenley Village III v Old Minchendenians Northchurch II v Watford Town III Luton Town & Indians III v Mill Hill Village II

12 August 2023 Northchurch II v Mill Hill Village II Harpenden Dolphins v Allenburys & County Hall II Northampton Exiles II v Aldenham Watford Town III v Old Minchendenians Shenley Village III v Luton Town & Indians III

27 May 2023 Luton Town & Indians III v Northchurch II Aldenham v Watford Town III Mill Hill Village II v Allenburys & County Hall II Shenley Village III v Northampton Exiles II Old Minchendenians v Harpenden Dolphins

08 July 2023 Harpenden Dolphins v Northchurch II Northampton Exiles II v Watford Town III Shenley Village III v Allenburys & County Hall II Luton Town & Indians III v Old Minchendenians Aldenham v Mill Hill Village II

19 August 2023 Allenburys & County Hall II v Watford Town III Old Minchendenians v Northchurch II Mill Hill Village II v Northampton Exiles II Aldenham v Shenley Village III Luton Town & Indians III v Harpenden Dolphins

03 June 2023 Watford Town III v Mill Hill Village II Harpenden Dolphins v Shenley Village III Northchurch II v Aldenham Allenburys & County Hall II v Old Minchendenians Northampton Exiles II v Luton Town & Indians III

15 July 2023 Northchurch II v Northampton Exiles II Mill Hill Village II v Harpenden Dolphins Old Minchendenians v Aldenham Watford Town III v Shenley Village III Allenburys & County Hall II v Luton Town & Indians III

26 August 2023 Northchurch II v Allenburys & County Hall II Harpenden Dolphins v Watford Town III Northampton Exiles II v Old Minchendenians Luton Town & Indians III v Aldenham Shenley Village III v Mill Hill Village II

10 June 2023 Mill Hill Village II v Northchurch II Old Minchendenians v Watford Town III Luton Town & Indians III v Shenley Village III Aldenham v Northampton Exiles II Allenburys & County Hall II v Harpenden Dolphins

22 July 2023 Shenley Village III v Northchurch II Luton Town & Indians III v Watford Town III Aldenham v Allenburys & County Hall II Mill Hill Village II v Old Minchendenians Northampton Exiles II v Harpenden Dolphins

02 September 2023 Aldenham v Harpenden Dolphins Watford Town III v Northchurch II Allenburys & County Hall II v Northampton Exiles II Old Minchendenians v Shenley Village III Mill Hill Village II v Luton Town & Indians III

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Division Eight A 06 May 2023 17 June 2023 29 July 2023 Chipperfield Clarendon II v Hitchin III Chipperfield Clarendon II v Little Berkhamsted Sahibs Old Cholmeleians II v Datchworth II Little Berkhamsted Sahibs v Hemel Hempstead Town IV Old Cholmeleians II v Redbourn III Chipperfield Clarendon II v Bentley Heath II Redbourn III v Datchworth II Hitchin III v Wheathampstead II Little Berkhamsted Sahibs v Wheathampstead II Wheathampstead II v Bentley Heath II Hemel Hempstead Town IV v Bentley Heath II Hitchin III v Hemel Hempstead Town IV Old Cholmeleians II v St Albans III St Albans III v Datchworth II St Albans III v Redbourn III 13 May 2023 24 June 2023 Datchworth II v Little Berkhamsted Sahibs Wheathampstead II v Hemel Hempstead Town IV Bentley Heath II v Redbourn III Redbourn III v Hitchin III Hemel Hempstead Town IV v Chipperfield Clarendon II Bentley Heath II v Datchworth II Hitchin III v Old Cholmeleians II Little Berkhamsted Sahibs v Old Cholmeleians II St Albans III v Wheathampstead II Chipperfield Clarendon II v St Albans III

05 August 2023 Wheathampstead II v Chipperfield Clarendon II Hemel Hempstead Town IV v St Albans III Bentley Heath II v Old Cholmeleians II Redbourn III v Little Berkhamsted Sahibs Datchworth II v Hitchin III

20 May 2023 Old Cholmeleians II v Hemel Hempstead Town IV Chipperfield Clarendon II v Datchworth II Little Berkhamsted Sahibs v Bentley Heath II Redbourn III v Wheathampstead II St Albans III v Hitchin III

01 July 2023 Old Cholmeleians II v Chipperfield Clarendon II Hitchin III v Little Berkhamsted Sahibs Hemel Hempstead Town IV v Redbourn III Datchworth II v Wheathampstead II St Albans III v Bentley Heath II

12 August 2023 Old Cholmeleians II v Wheathampstead II Chipperfield Clarendon II v Redbourn III Hemel Hempstead Town IV v Datchworth II Hitchin III v Bentley Heath II St Albans III v Little Berkhamsted Sahibs

27 May 2023 Wheathampstead II v Little Berkhamsted Sahibs Hemel Hempstead Town IV v Hitchin III Bentley Heath II v Chipperfield Clarendon II Datchworth II v Old Cholmeleians II Redbourn III v St Albans III

08 July 2023 19 August 2023 Hitchin III v Chipperfield Clarendon II Wheathampstead II v Hitchin III Bentley Heath II v Wheathampstead II Bentley Heath II v Hemel Hempstead Town IV Hemel Hempstead Town IV v Little Berkhamsted Sahibs Redbourn III v Old Cholmeleians II St Albans III v Old Cholmeleians II Little Berkhamsted Sahibs v Chipperfield Clarendon II Datchworth II v Redbourn III Datchworth II v St Albans III

03 June 2023 Little Berkhamsted Sahibs v Redbourn III Chipperfield Clarendon II v Wheathampstead II Old Cholmeleians II v Bentley Heath II Hitchin III v Datchworth II St Albans III v Hemel Hempstead Town IV

15 July 2023 26 August 2023 Old Cholmeleians II v Hitchin III Old Cholmeleians II v Little Berkhamsted Sahibs Chipperfield Clarendon II v Hemel Hempstead Town IV Datchworth II v Bentley Heath II Little Berkhamsted Sahibs v Datchworth II Hemel Hempstead Town IV v Wheathampstead II Redbourn III v Bentley Heath II Hitchin III v Redbourn III Wheathampstead II v St Albans III St Albans III v Chipperfield Clarendon II

10 June 2023 Redbourn III v Chipperfield Clarendon II Little Berkhamsted Sahibs v St Albans III Datchworth II v Hemel Hempstead Town IV Wheathampstead II v Old Cholmeleians II Bentley Heath II v Hitchin III

22 July 2023 Datchworth II v Chipperfield Clarendon II Hitchin III v St Albans III Hemel Hempstead Town IV v Old Cholmeleians II Wheathampstead II v Redbourn III Bentley Heath II v Little Berkhamsted Sahibs

02 September 2023 Little Berkhamsted Sahibs v Hitchin III Bentley Heath II v St Albans III Redbourn III v Hemel Hempstead Town IV Chipperfield Clarendon II v Old Cholmeleians II Wheathampstead II v Datchworth II

Division Eight B 06 May 2023 Southgate Compton v Boxmoor II Totteridge Millhillians III v Old Albanians II Dunstable III v Preston III Kings Langley II v Cockfosters II Bamville v Harpenden IV

17 June 2023 Old Albanians II v Preston III Southgate Compton v Kings Langley II Totteridge Millhillians III v Bamville Dunstable III v Harpenden IV Boxmoor II v Cockfosters II

29 July 2023 Southgate Compton v Cockfosters II Old Albanians II v Harpenden IV Preston III v Bamville Totteridge Millhillians III v Dunstable III Boxmoor II v Kings Langley II

13 May 2023 Dunstable III v Old Albanians II Boxmoor II v Bamville Totteridge Millhillians III v Southgate Compton Harpenden IV v Kings Langley II Cockfosters II v Preston III

24 June 2023 Harpenden IV v Cockfosters II Old Albanians II v Boxmoor II Bamville v Dunstable III Preston III v Southgate Compton Totteridge Millhillians III v Kings Langley II

05 August 2023 Cockfosters II v Totteridge Millhillians III Dunstable III v Boxmoor II Bamville v Old Albanians II Kings Langley II v Preston III Harpenden IV v Southgate Compton

20 May 2023 Southgate Compton v Dunstable III Old Albanians II v Cockfosters II Preston III v Harpenden IV Kings Langley II v Bamville Boxmoor II v Totteridge Millhillians III

01 July 2023 Southgate Compton v Old Albanians II Totteridge Millhillians III v Preston III Dunstable III v Kings Langley II Cockfosters II v Bamville Boxmoor II v Harpenden IV

12 August 2023 Southgate Compton v Bamville Old Albanians II v Kings Langley II Dunstable III v Cockfosters II Totteridge Millhillians III v Harpenden IV Boxmoor II v Preston III

27 May 2023 Harpenden IV v Old Albanians II Kings Langley II v Boxmoor II Bamville v Preston III Cockfosters II v Southgate Compton Dunstable III v Totteridge Millhillians III

08 July 2023 Old Albanians II v Totteridge Millhillians III Harpenden IV v Bamville Boxmoor II v Southgate Compton Cockfosters II v Kings Langley II Dunstable III v Preston III

19 August 2023 Kings Langley II v Southgate Compton Cockfosters II v Boxmoor II Bamville v Totteridge Millhillians III Preston III v Old Albanians II Harpenden IV v Dunstable III

03 June 2023 Preston III v Kings Langley II Old Albanians II v Bamville Southgate Compton v Harpenden IV Totteridge Millhillians III v Cockfosters II Boxmoor II v Dunstable III

15 July 2023 Southgate Compton v Totteridge Millhillians III Old Albanians II v Dunstable III Preston III v Cockfosters II Kings Langley II v Harpenden IV Bamville v Boxmoor II

26 August 2023 Southgate Compton v Preston III Cockfosters II v Harpenden IV Dunstable III v Bamville Kings Langley II v Totteridge Millhillians III Boxmoor II v Old Albanians II

10 June 2023 Kings Langley II v Old Albanians II Preston III v Boxmoor II Harpenden IV v Totteridge Millhillians III Bamville v Southgate Compton Cockfosters II v Dunstable III

22 July 2023 Cockfosters II v Old Albanians II Totteridge Millhillians III v Boxmoor II Harpenden IV v Preston III Dunstable III v Southgate Compton Bamville v Kings Langley II

02 September 2023 Preston III v Totteridge Millhillians III Harpenden IV v Boxmoor II Old Albanians II v Southgate Compton Bamville v Cockfosters II Kings Langley II v Dunstable III

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Division Nine A 06 May 2023 Hatfield Hyde II v Great Gaddesden Luton Town & Indians IV v Hoddesdon III Sandridge II v Broxbourne III Baldock II v Pinner II St Albans IV v Offley & Stopsley

17 June 2023 Luton Town & Indians IV v Sandridge II Hatfield Hyde II v Baldock II Hoddesdon III v St Albans IV Broxbourne III v Offley & Stopsley Great Gaddesden v Pinner II

29 July 2023 Hatfield Hyde II v Pinner II Luton Town & Indians IV v Offley & Stopsley Sandridge II v St Albans IV Hoddesdon III v Broxbourne III Great Gaddesden v Baldock II

13 May 2023 Broxbourne III v Luton Town & Indians IV Great Gaddesden v St Albans IV Pinner II v Sandridge II Hoddesdon III v Hatfield Hyde II Offley & Stopsley v Baldock II

24 June 2023 Offley & Stopsley v Pinner II Luton Town & Indians IV v Great Gaddesden Sandridge II v Hatfield Hyde II Baldock II v Hoddesdon III St Albans IV v Broxbourne III

05 August 2023 St Albans IV v Luton Town & Indians IV Broxbourne III v Great Gaddesden Offley & Stopsley v Hatfield Hyde II Baldock II v Sandridge II Pinner II v Hoddesdon III

20 May 2023 Hatfield Hyde II v Broxbourne III Luton Town & Indians IV v Pinner II Sandridge II v Offley & Stopsley Baldock II v St Albans IV Great Gaddesden v Hoddesdon III

01 July 2023 Hatfield Hyde II v Luton Town & Indians IV Hoddesdon III v Sandridge II Broxbourne III v Baldock II Pinner II v St Albans IV Great Gaddesden v Offley & Stopsley

12 August 2023 Hatfield Hyde II v St Albans IV Luton Town & Indians IV v Baldock II Broxbourne III v Pinner II Offley & Stopsley v Hoddesdon III Great Gaddesden v Sandridge II

27 May 2023 Offley & Stopsley v Luton Town & Indians IV Baldock II v Great Gaddesden Broxbourne III v Hoddesdon III Pinner II v Hatfield Hyde II St Albans IV v Sandridge II

08 July 2023 Hoddesdon III v Luton Town & Indians IV Offley & Stopsley v St Albans IV Broxbourne III v Sandridge II Great Gaddesden v Hatfield Hyde II Pinner II v Baldock II

19 August 2023 Baldock II v Hatfield Hyde II Pinner II v Great Gaddesden Sandridge II v Luton Town & Indians IV Offley & Stopsley v Broxbourne III St Albans IV v Hoddesdon III

03 June 2023 Sandridge II v Baldock II Luton Town & Indians IV v St Albans IV Hatfield Hyde II v Offley & Stopsley Hoddesdon III v Pinner II Great Gaddesden v Broxbourne III

15 July 2023 Hatfield Hyde II v Hoddesdon III Luton Town & Indians IV v Broxbourne III Sandridge II v Pinner II Baldock II v Offley & Stopsley St Albans IV v Great Gaddesden

26 August 2023 Hatfield Hyde II v Sandridge II Pinner II v Offley & Stopsley Broxbourne III v St Albans IV Hoddesdon III v Baldock II Great Gaddesden v Luton Town & Indians IV

10 June 2023 Baldock II v Luton Town & Indians IV Sandridge II v Great Gaddesden Pinner II v Broxbourne III St Albans IV v Hatfield Hyde II Hoddesdon III v Offley & Stopsley

22 July 2023 Pinner II v Luton Town & Indians IV Hoddesdon III v Great Gaddesden Broxbourne III v Hatfield Hyde II St Albans IV v Baldock II Offley & Stopsley v Sandridge II

02 September 2023 Hoddesdon III v Sandridge II Offley & Stopsley v Great Gaddesden Baldock II v Broxbourne III Luton Town & Indians IV v Hatfield Hyde II St Albans IV v Pinner I

Division Nine B 06 May 2023 Leverstock Green III v North Enfield II Langleybury III v Flamstead II Markyate & Luton Town v Old Haberdashers II London Colney II v Stevenage IV West Herts IV v Reed III

17 June 2023 Langleybury III v Markyate & Luton Town Leverstock Green III v London Colney II Flamstead II v West Herts IV Old Haberdashers II v Reed III North Enfield II v Stevenage IV

29 July 2023 Leverstock Green III v Stevenage IV Langleybury III v Reed III Markyate & Luton Town v West Herts IV Flamstead II v Old Haberdashers II North Enfield II v London Colney II

13 May 2023 Old Haberdashers II v Langleybury III North Enfield II v West Herts IV Flamstead II v Leverstock Green III Reed III v London Colney II Stevenage IV v Markyate & Luton Town

24 June 2023 Reed III v Stevenage IV Langleybury III v North Enfield II West Herts IV v Old Haberdashers II Markyate & Luton Town v Leverstock Green III London Colney II v Flamstead II

05 August 2023 West Herts IV v Langleybury III Old Haberdashers II v North Enfield II London Colney II v Markyate & Luton Town Stevenage IV v Flamstead II Reed III v Leverstock Green III

20 May 2023 Leverstock Green III v Old Haberdashers II Langleybury III v Stevenage IV Markyate & Luton Town v Reed III London Colney II v West Herts IV North Enfield II v Flamstead II

01 July 2023 Leverstock Green III v Langleybury III Flamstead II v Markyate & Luton Town Old Haberdashers II v London Colney II Stevenage IV v West Herts IV North Enfield II v Reed III

12 August 2023 Leverstock Green III v West Herts IV Langleybury III v London Colney II Old Haberdashers II v Stevenage IV Flamstead II v Reed III North Enfield II v Markyate & Luton Town

27 May 2023 Reed III v Langleybury III London Colney II v North Enfield II West Herts IV v Markyate & Luton Town Stevenage IV v Leverstock Green III Old Haberdashers II v Flamstead II

08 July 2023 North Enfield II v Leverstock Green III Reed III v West Herts IV Stevenage IV v London Colney II Flamstead II v Langleybury III Old Haberdashers II v Markyate & Luton Town

19 August 2023 London Colney II v Leverstock Green III Stevenage IV v North Enfield II West Herts IV v Flamstead II Markyate & Luton Town v Langleybury III Reed III v Old Haberdashers II

03 June 2023 Markyate & Luton Town v London Colney II Langleybury III v West Herts IV Leverstock Green III v Reed III Flamstead II v Stevenage IV North Enfield II v Old Haberdashers II

15 July 2023 Leverstock Green III v Flamstead II Langleybury III v Old Haberdashers II Markyate & Luton Town v Stevenage IV London Colney II v Reed III West Herts IV v North Enfield II

26 August 2023 Leverstock Green III v Markyate & Luton Town Stevenage IV v Reed III Old Haberdashers II v West Herts IV Flamstead II v London Colney II North Enfield II v Langleybury III

10 June 2023 London Colney II v Langleybury III Markyate & Luton Town v North Enfield II West Herts IV v Leverstock Green III Reed III v Flamstead II Stevenage IV v Old Haberdashers II

22 July 2023 Stevenage IV v Langleybury III Flamstead II v North Enfield II Reed III v Markyate & Luton Town Old Haberdashers II v Leverstock Green III West Herts IV v London Colney II

02 September 2023 Markyate & Luton Town v Flamstead II Reed III v North Enfield II West Herts IV v Stevenage IV Langleybury III v Leverstock Green III London Colney II v Old Haberdashers II

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Regional Division 10 North

06 May 2023 Datchworth III v Welwyn Garden City IV Stevenage V v Hertford IV Knebworth Park III v Preston IV Hitchin IV v Ickleford III St Margaretsbury III v Tewin II

17 June 2023 Stevenage V v Knebworth Park III Datchworth III v Hitchin IV Hertford IV v St Margaretsbury III Tewin II v Preston IV Welwyn Garden City IV v Ickleford III

29 July 2023 Datchworth III v Ickleford III Stevenage V v Tewin II Knebworth Park III v St Margaretsbury III Hertford IV v Preston IV Welwyn Garden City IV v Hitchin IV

13 May 2023 Preston IV v Stevenage V Welwyn Garden City IV v St Margaretsbury III Ickleford III v Knebworth Park III Hertford IV v Datchworth III Tewin II v Hitchin IV

24 June 2023 Tewin II v Ickleford III Stevenage V v Welwyn Garden City IV Hitchin IV v Hertford IV Knebworth Park III v Datchworth III St Margaretsbury III v Preston IV

05 August 2023 St Margaretsbury III v Stevenage V Preston IV v Welwyn Garden City IV Tewin II v Datchworth III Hitchin IV v Knebworth Park III Ickleford III v Hertford IV

20 May 2023 Datchworth III v Preston IV Stevenage V v Ickleford III Knebworth Park III v Tewin II Hitchin IV v St Margaretsbury III Welwyn Garden City IV v Hertford IV

01 July 2023 Datchworth III v Stevenage V Hertford IV v Knebworth Park III Preston IV v Hitchin IV Ickleford III v St Margaretsbury III Welwyn Garden City IV v Tewin II

12 August 2023 Datchworth III v St Margaretsbury III Stevenage V v Hitchin IV Preston IV v Ickleford III Hertford IV v Tewin II Welwyn Garden City IV v Knebworth Park III

27 May 2023 Tewin II v Stevenage V Hitchin IV v Welwyn Garden City IV Ickleford III v Datchworth III Preston IV v Hertford IV St Margaretsbury III v Knebworth Park III

08 July 2023 Hertford IV v Stevenage V Tewin II v St Margaretsbury III Preston IV v Knebworth Park III Welwyn Garden City IV v Datchworth III Ickleford III v Hitchin IV

19 August 2023 Hitchin IV v Datchworth III Ickleford III v Welwyn Garden City IV Knebworth Park III v Stevenage V Tewin II v Preston IV St Margaretsbury III v Hertford IV

03 June 2023 Knebworth Park III v Hitchin IV Stevenage V v St Margaretsbury III Datchworth III v Tewin II Hertford IV v Ickleford III Welwyn Garden City IV v Preston IV

15 July 2023 Datchworth III v Hertford IV Stevenage V v Preston IV Knebworth Park III v Ickleford III Hitchin IV v Tewin II St Margaretsbury III v Welwyn Garden City IV

26 August 2023 Datchworth III v Knebworth Park III Ickleford III v Tewin II Preston IV v St Margaretsbury III Hertford IV v Hitchin IV Welwyn Garden City IV v Stevenage V

10 June 2023 Hitchin IV v Stevenage V Knebworth Park III v Welwyn Garden City IV Ickleford III v Preston IV St Margaretsbury III v Datchworth III Tewin II v Hertford IV

22 July 2023 Ickleford III v Stevenage V Hertford IV v Welwyn Garden City IV Preston IV v Datchworth III St Margaretsbury III v Hitchin IV Tewin II v Knebworth Park III

02 September 2023 Knebworth Park III v Hertford IV Tewin II v Welwyn Garden City IV Hitchin IV v Preston IV Stevenage V v Datchworth III St Margaretsbury III v Ickleford III

Regional Division 10 East 06 May 2023 Old Elizabethans III v Mill Hill Village III Old Camdenians II v Hatfield & Crusaders III Broxbourne IV v Hatfield Hyde III Potters Bar IV v Botany Bay II Holtwhites Trinibis III v Southgate Compton II

17 June 2023 Old Camdenians II v Broxbourne IV Old Elizabethans III v Potters Bar IV Hatfield & Crusaders III v Holtwhites Trinibis III Hatfield Hyde III v Southgate Compton II Mill Hill Village III v Botany Bay II

29 July 2023 Mill Hill Village III v Potters Bar IV Hatfield & Crusaders III v Hatfield Hyde III Old Camdenians II v Southgate Compton II Old Elizabethans III v Botany Bay II Broxbourne IV v Holtwhites Trinibis III

13 May 2023 Hatfield Hyde III v Old Camdenians II Mill Hill Village III v Holtwhites Trinibis III Hatfield & Crusaders III v Old Elizabethans III Southgate Compton II v Potters Bar IV Botany Bay II v Broxbourne IV

24 June 2023 Broxbourne IV v Old Elizabethans III Southgate Compton II v Botany Bay II Holtwhites Trinibis III v Hatfield Hyde III Potters Bar IV v Hatfield & Crusaders III Old Camdenians II v Mill Hill Village III

05 August 2023 Potters Bar IV v Broxbourne IV Holtwhites Trinibis III v Old Camdenians II Southgate Compton II v Old Elizabethans III Botany Bay II v Hatfield & Crusaders III Hatfield Hyde III v Mill Hill Village III

20 May 2023 Old Elizabethans III v Hatfield Hyde III Old Camdenians II v Botany Bay II Broxbourne IV v Southgate Compton II Potters Bar IV v Holtwhites Trinibis III Mill Hill Village III v Hatfield & Crusaders III

01 July 2023 Botany Bay II v Holtwhites Trinibis III Mill Hill Village III v Southgate Compton II Old Elizabethans III v Old Camdenians II Hatfield & Crusaders III v Broxbourne IV Hatfield Hyde III v Potters Bar IV

12 August 2023 Old Camdenians II v Potters Bar IV Mill Hill Village III v Broxbourne IV Hatfield Hyde III v Botany Bay II Old Elizabethans III v Holtwhites Trinibis III Hatfield & Crusaders III v Southgate Compton II

27 May 2023 Southgate Compton II v Old Camdenians II Potters Bar IV v Mill Hill Village III Holtwhites Trinibis III v Broxbourne IV Botany Bay II v Old Elizabethans III Hatfield Hyde III v Hatfield & Crusaders III

08 July 2023 Hatfield & Crusaders III v Old Camdenians II Hatfield Hyde III v Broxbourne IV Botany Bay II v Potters Bar IV Southgate Compton II v Holtwhites Trinibis III Mill Hill Village III v Old Elizabethans III

19 August 2023 Broxbourne IV v Old Camdenians II Potters Bar IV v Old Elizabethans III Holtwhites Trinibis III v Hatfield & Crusaders III Southgate Compton II v Hatfield Hyde III Botany Bay II v Mill Hill Village III

03 June 2023 Mill Hill Village III v Hatfield Hyde III Broxbourne IV v Potters Bar IV Old Camdenians II v Holtwhites Trinibis III Old Elizabethans III v Southgate Compton II Hatfield & Crusaders III v Botany Bay II

15 July 2023 Old Camdenians II v Hatfield Hyde III Holtwhites Trinibis III v Mill Hill Village III Broxbourne IV v Botany Bay II Old Elizabethans III v Hatfield & Crusaders III Potters Bar IV v Southgate Compton II

26 August 2023 Botany Bay II v Southgate Compton II Mill Hill Village III v Old Camdenians II Old Elizabethans III v Broxbourne IV Hatfield & Crusaders III v Potters Bar IV Hatfield Hyde III v Holtwhites Trinibis III

10 June 2023 Broxbourne IV v Mill Hill Village III Southgate Compton II v Hatfield & Crusaders III Holtwhites Trinibis III v Old Elizabethans III Potters Bar IV v Old Camdenians II Botany Bay II v Hatfield Hyde III

22 July 2023 Hatfield Hyde III v Old Elizabethans III Botany Bay II v Old Camdenians II Southgate Compton II v Broxbourne IV Holtwhites Trinibis III v Potters Bar IV Hatfield & Crusaders III v Mill Hill Village III

02 September 2023 Old Camdenians II v Old Elizabethans III Broxbourne IV v Hatfield & Crusaders III Hatfield Hyde III v Potters Bar IV Holtwhites Trinibis III v Botany Bay II Southgate Compton II v Mill Hill Village III

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Regional Division 10 South 06 May 2023 West Herts V v Northwood Town III Letchmore v Old Eastcotians Northwood III v Abbots Langley III Rickmansworth III v Bushey III Chorleywood III v Watford Town IV

17 June 2023 Rickmansworth III v Chorleywood III Bushey III v Watford Town IV West Herts V v Northwood III Abbots Langley III v Old Eastcotians Northwood Town III v Letchmore

29 July 2023 West Herts V v Old Eastcotians Bushey III v Chorleywood III Northwood III v Letchmore Rickmansworth III v Watford Town IV Northwood Town III v Abbots Langley III

13 May 2023 Northwood Town III v Rickmansworth III Abbots Langley III v West Herts V Watford Town IV v Northwood III Old Eastcotians v Chorleywood III Bushey III v Letchmore

24 June 2023 Northwood III v Rickmansworth III Old Eastcotians v Watford Town IV Letchmore v Abbots Langley III Chorleywood III v Northwood Town III West Herts V v Bushey III

05 August 2023 Chorleywood III v Northwood III Letchmore v West Herts V Old Eastcotians v Rickmansworth III Watford Town IV v Northwood Town III Abbots Langley III v Bushey III

20 May 2023 Chorleywood III v Letchmore Bushey III v Northwood Town III West Herts V v Watford Town IV Rickmansworth III v Abbots Langley III Northwood III v Old Eastcotians

01 July 2023 Northwood Town III v Northwood III Bushey III v Old Eastcotians Abbots Langley III v Chorleywood III Rickmansworth III v West Herts V Watford Town IV v Letchmore

12 August 2023 West Herts V v Chorleywood III Bushey III v Northwood III Rickmansworth III v Letchmore Northwood Town III v Old Eastcotians Abbots Langley III v Watford Town IV

27 May 2023 Watford Town IV v Rickmansworth III Old Eastcotians v West Herts V Letchmore v Northwood III Abbots Langley III v Northwood Town III Chorleywood III v Bushey III

08 July 2023 Bushey III v Rickmansworth III Northwood Town III v West Herts V Abbots Langley III v Northwood III Watford Town IV v Chorleywood III Old Eastcotians v Letchmore

19 August 2023 Northwood III v West Herts V Chorleywood III v Rickmansworth III Letchmore v Northwood Town III Old Eastcotians v Abbots Langley III Watford Town IV v Bushey III

03 June 2023 West Herts V v Letchmore Bushey III v Abbots Langley III Rickmansworth III v Old Eastcotians Northwood III v Chorleywood III Northwood Town III v Watford Town IV

15 July 2023 West Herts V v Abbots Langley III Letchmore v Bushey III Rickmansworth III v Northwood Town III Chorleywood III v Old Eastcotians Northwood III v Watford Town IV

26 August 2023 Watford Town IV v Old Eastcotians Bushey III v West Herts V Abbots Langley III v Letchmore Rickmansworth III v Northwood III Northwood Town III v Chorleywood III

10 June 2023 Letchmore v Rickmansworth III Chorleywood III v West Herts V Watford Town IV v Abbots Langley III Old Eastcotians v Northwood Town III Northwood III v Bushey III

22 July 2023 Abbots Langley III v Rickmansworth III Watford Town IV v West Herts V Old Eastcotians v Northwood III Letchmore v Chorleywood III Northwood Town III v Bushey III

02 September 2023 Old Eastcotians v Bushey III West Herts V v Rickmansworth III Northwood III v Northwood Town III Chorleywood III v Abbots Langley III Letchmore v Watford Town IV

Regional Division 10 West 06 May 2023 Kimpton v Royal Herts Old Albanians III v Berkhamsted III Wheathampstead III v Flitwick IV Shenley Village IV v Harpenden V Berkhamsted IV v Redbourn IV

17 June 2023 Wheathampstead III v Old Albanians III Flitwick IV v Berkhamsted III Redbourn IV v Royal Herts Berkhamsted IV v Shenley Village IV Harpenden V v Kimpton

29 July 2023 Berkhamsted IV v Kimpton Flitwick IV v Old Albanians III Wheathampstead III v Berkhamsted III Redbourn IV v Harpenden V Shenley Village IV v Royal Herts

13 May 2023 Redbourn IV v Wheathampstead III Harpenden V v Berkhamsted IV Berkhamsted III v Shenley Village IV Kimpton v Old Albanians III Flitwick IV v Royal Herts

24 June 2023 Shenley Village IV v Wheathampstead III Kimpton v Berkhamsted III Royal Herts v Harpenden V Old Albanians III v Redbourn IV Berkhamsted IV v Flitwick IV

05 August 2023 Old Albanians III v Shenley Village IV Royal Herts v Berkhamsted IV Kimpton v Wheathampstead III Berkhamsted III v Redbourn IV Harpenden V v Flitwick IV

20 May 2023 Berkhamsted IV v Berkhamsted III Flitwick IV v Redbourn IV Shenley Village IV v Kimpton Wheathampstead III v Harpenden V Old Albanians III v Royal Herts

01 July 2023 Redbourn IV v Shenley Village IV Flitwick IV v Kimpton Berkhamsted III v Royal Herts Wheathampstead III v Berkhamsted IV Harpenden V v Old Albanians III

12 August 2023 Berkhamsted IV v Old Albanians III Flitwick IV v Shenley Village IV Harpenden V v Berkhamsted III Wheathampstead III v Royal Herts Redbourn IV v Kimpton

27 May 2023 Berkhamsted III v Wheathampstead III Kimpton v Berkhamsted IV Royal Herts v Shenley Village IV Harpenden V v Redbourn IV Old Albanians III v Flitwick IV

08 July 2023 Flitwick IV v Wheathampstead III Redbourn IV v Berkhamsted IV Harpenden V v Shenley Village IV Berkhamsted III v Old Albanians III Kimpton v Royal Herts

19 August 2023 Shenley Village IV v Berkhamsted IV Old Albanians III v Wheathampstead III Royal Herts v Redbourn IV Kimpton v Harpenden V Berkhamsted III v Flitwick IV

03 June 2023 Berkhamsted IV v Royal Herts Flitwick IV v Harpenden V Shenley Village IV v Old Albanians III Redbourn IV v Berkhamsted III Wheathampstead III v Kimpton

15 July 2023 Berkhamsted IV v Harpenden V Royal Herts v Flitwick IV Shenley Village IV v Berkhamsted III Wheathampstead III v Redbourn IV Old Albanians III v Kimpton

26 August 2023 Berkhamsted III v Kimpton Flitwick IV v Berkhamsted IV Redbourn IV v Old Albanians III Wheathampstead III v Shenley Village IV Harpenden V v Royal Herts

10 June 2023 Royal Herts v Wheathampstead III Old Albanians III v Berkhamsted IV Berkhamsted III v Harpenden V Kimpton v Redbourn IV Shenley Village IV v Flitwick IV

22 July 2023 Harpenden V v Wheathampstead III Berkhamsted III v Berkhamsted IV Kimpton v Shenley Village IV Royal Herts v Old Albanians III Redbourn IV v Flitwick IV

02 September 2023 Berkhamsted IV v Wheathampstead III Shenley Village IV v Redbourn IV Old Albanians III v Harpenden V Royal Herts v Berkhamsted III Kimpton v Flitwick IV

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Regional Division 11 East

06 May 2023 Mill Hill Village IV v Old Camdenians III Old Minchendenians III v Holtwhites Trinibis IV Edgware v Cheshunt Rosedale III Southgate Adelaide III v Northampton Exiles III

24 June 2023 Southgate Adelaide III v Old Minchendenians III Old Camdenians III v Cheshunt Rosedale III Mill Hill Village IV v Northampton Exiles III Edgware v Old Minchendenians II

12 August 2023 Holtwhites Trinibis IV v Southgate Adelaide III Northampton Exiles III v Cheshunt Rosedale III Old Minchendenians III v Mill Hill Village IV Old Minchendenians II v Old Camdenians III

13 May 2023 Old Minchendenians II v Old Minchendenians III Cheshunt Rosedale III v Southgate Adelaide III Old Camdenians III v Edgware Holtwhites Trinibis IV v Mill Hill Village IV

01 July 2023 Old Minchendenians II v Southgate Adelaide III Holtwhites Trinibis IV v Old Camdenians III Cheshunt Rosedale III v Mill Hill Village IV Northampton Exiles III v Edgware

19 August 2023 Edgware v Old Minchendenians III Mill Hill Village IV v Old Minchendenians II Old Camdenians III v Northampton Exiles III Cheshunt Rosedale III v Holtwhites Trinibis IV

20 May 2023 Holtwhites Trinibis IV v Old Minchendenians II Southgate Adelaide III v Old Camdenians III Old Minchendenians III v Northampton Exiles III Edgware v Mill Hill Village IV

08 July 2023 Holtwhites Trinibis IV v Old Minchendenians III Northampton Exiles III v Southgate Adelaide III Cheshunt Rosedale III v Edgware Old Camdenians III v Mill Hill Village IV

26 August 2023 Cheshunt Rosedale III v Old Camdenians III Old Minchendenians III v Southgate Adelaide III Old Minchendenians II v Edgware Northampton Exiles III v Mill Hill Village IV

27 May 2023 Cheshunt Rosedale III v Old Minchendenians III Mill Hill Village IV v Southgate Adelaide III Northampton Exiles III v Old Minchendenians II Edgware v Holtwhites Trinibis IV

15 July 2023 Mill Hill Village IV v Holtwhites Trinibis IV Southgate Adelaide III v Cheshunt Rosedale III Old Minchendenians III v Old Minchendenians II Edgware v Old Camdenians III

02 September 2023 Southgate Adelaide III v Old Minchendenians II Edgware v Northampton Exiles III Mill Hill Village IV v Cheshunt Rosedale III Old Camdenians III v Holtwhites Trinibis IV

03 June 2023 Holtwhites Trinibis IV v Northampton Exiles III Old Minchendenians II v Cheshunt Rosedale III Southgate Adelaide III v Edgware Old Minchendenians III v Old Camdenians III

22 July 2023 Old Minchendenians II v Holtwhites Trinibis IV Northampton Exiles III v Old Minchendenians III Old Camdenians III v Southgate Adelaide III Mill Hill Village IV v Edgware

10 June 2023 Mill Hill Village IV v Old Minchendenians III Cheshunt Rosedale III v Northampton Exiles III Old Camdenians III v Old Minchendenians II Southgate Adelaide III v Holtwhites Trinibis IV

29 July 2023 Holtwhites Trinibis IV v Edgware Old Minchendenians II v Northampton Exiles III Old Minchendenians III v Cheshunt Rosedale III Southgate Adelaide III v Mill Hill Village IV

17 June 2023 Old Minchendenians III v Edgware Holtwhites Trinibis IV v Cheshunt Rosedale III Old Minchendenians II v Mill Hill Village IV Northampton Exiles III v Old Camdenians III

05 August 2023 Edgware v Southgate Adelaide III Old Camdenians III v Old Minchendenians III Cheshunt Rosedale III v Old Minchendenians II Northampton Exiles III v Holtwhites Trinibis IV

Regional Division 11 North 06 May 2023 Baldock III v Lutonian III Tewin III v Wheathamstead IV Letchworth Garden City IV v Knebworth Park IV Hitchin V v Welwyn Garden City V Potton Town II v Letchworth Garden City V

17 June 2023 Hitchin V v Potton Town II Welwyn Garden City V v Letchworth Garden City V Baldock III v Letchworth Garden City IV Knebworth Park IV v Wheathamstead IV Lutonian III v Tewin III

29 July 2023 Baldock III v Wheathamstead IV Welwyn Garden City V v Potton Town II Letchworth Garden City IV v Tewin III Hitchin V v Letchworth Garden City V Lutonian III v Knebworth Park IV

13 May 2023 Lutonian III v Hitchin V Knebworth Park IV v Baldock III Letchworth Garden City V v Letchworth Garden City IV Wheathamstead IV v Potton Town II Welwyn Garden City V v Tewin III

24 June 2023 Letchworth Garden City IV v Hitchin V Wheathamstead IV v Letchworth Garden City V Tewin III v Knebworth Park IV Potton Town II v Lutonian III Baldock III v Welwyn Garden City V

05 August 2023 Knebworth Park IV v Welwyn Garden City V Potton Town II v Letchworth Garden City IV Tewin III v Baldock III Wheathamstead IV v Hitchin V Letchworth Garden City V v Lutonian III

01 July 2023 Lutonian III v Letchworth Garden City IV Welwyn Garden City V v Wheathamstead IV Knebworth Park IV v Potton Town II Hitchin V v Baldock III Letchworth Garden City V v Tewin III

12 August 2023 Welwyn Garden City V v Letchworth Garden City IV Lutonian III v Wheathamstead IV Hitchin V v Tewin III Knebworth Park IV v Letchworth Garden City V Baldock III v Potton Town II

08 July 2023 Welwyn Garden City V v Hitchin V Lutonian III v Baldock III Knebworth Park IV v Letchworth Garden City IV Letchworth Garden City V v Potton Town II Wheathamstead IV v Tewin III

19 August 2023 Letchworth Garden City IV v Baldock III Potton Town II v Hitchin V Tewin III v Lutonian III Wheathamstead IV v Knebworth Park IV Letchworth Garden City V v Welwyn Garden City V

03 June 2023 Baldock III v Tewin III Welwyn Garden City V v Knebworth Park IV Hitchin V v Wheathamstead IV Letchworth Garden City IV v Potton Town II Lutonian III v Letchworth Garden City V

15 July 2023 Baldock III v Knebworth Park IV Tewin III v Welwyn Garden City V Hitchin V v Lutonian III Potton Town II v Wheathamstead IV Letchworth Garden City IV v Letchworth Garden City V

26 August 2023 Letchworth Garden City V v Wheathamstead IV Welwyn Garden City V v Baldock III Knebworth Park IV v Tewin III Hitchin V v Letchworth Garden City IV Lutonian III v Potton Town II

10 June 2023 Tewin III v Hitchin V Potton Town II v Baldock III Letchworth Garden City V v Knebworth Park IV Wheathamstead IV v Lutonian III Letchworth Garden City IV v Welwyn Garden City V

22 July 2023 Knebworth Park IV v Hitchin V Letchworth Garden City V v Baldock III Wheathamstead IV v Letchworth Garden City IV Tewin III v Potton Town II Lutonian III v Welwyn Garden City V

20 May 2023 Baldock III v Letchworth Garden City V Welwyn Garden City V v Lutonian III Hitchin V v Knebworth Park IV Potton Town II v Tewin III Letchworth Garden City IV v Wheathamstead IV 27 May 2023 Letchworth Garden City V v Hitchin V Wheathamstead IV v Baldock III Tewin III v Letchworth Garden City IV Knebworth Park IV v Lutonian III Potton Town II v Welwyn Garden City V

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02 September 2023 Baldock III v Hitchin V Letchworth Garden City IV v Lutonian III Potton Town II v Knebworth Park IV Tewin III v Letchworth Garden City V Wheathamstead IV v Welwyn Garden City V

Regional Division 11 South 06 May 2023 Hatch End II v Chorleywood IV Pinner III v Rickmansworth IV Abbots Langley IV v Northwood IV Northwood V v Pinner IV Northwood Town IV v Batchworth

17 June 2023 Pinner IV v Batchworth Northwood IV v Rickmansworth IV Hatch End II v Abbots Langley IV Chorleywood IV v Pinner III Northwood V v Northwood Town IV

29 July 2023 Pinner IV v Northwood Town IV Chorleywood IV v Northwood IV Abbots Langley IV v Pinner III Northwood V v Batchworth Hatch End II v Rickmansworth IV

13 May 2023 Pinner IV v Pinner III Chorleywood IV v Northwood V Northwood IV v Hatch End II Batchworth v Abbots Langley IV Rickmansworth IV v Northwood Town IV

24 June 2023 Hatch End II v Pinner IV Abbots Langley IV v Northwood V Batchworth v Rickmansworth IV Pinner III v Northwood IV Northwood Town IV v Chorleywood IV

05 August 2023 Northwood Town IV v Abbots Langley IV Pinner III v Hatch End II Rickmansworth IV v Northwood V Batchworth v Chorleywood IV Northwood IV v Pinner IV

20 May 2023 Pinner IV v Chorleywood IV Northwood Town IV v Pinner III Northwood V v Northwood IV Abbots Langley IV v Rickmansworth IV Hatch End II v Batchworth

01 July 2023 Pinner IV v Rickmansworth IV Batchworth v Pinner III Northwood IV v Northwood Town IV Northwood V v Hatch End II Chorleywood IV v Abbots Langley IV

12 August 2023 Pinner IV v Abbots Langley IV Hatch End II v Northwood Town IV Northwood V v Pinner III Chorleywood IV v Rickmansworth IV Northwood IV v Batchworth

27 May 2023 Batchworth v Northwood V Rickmansworth IV v Hatch End II Pinner III v Abbots Langley IV Northwood IV v Chorleywood IV Northwood Town IV v Pinner IV

08 July 2023 Pinner IV v Northwood V Rickmansworth IV v Pinner III Batchworth v Northwood Town IV Northwood IV v Abbots Langley IV Chorleywood IV v Hatch End II

19 August 2023 Abbots Langley IV v Hatch End II Northwood Town IV v Northwood V Pinner III v Chorleywood IV Rickmansworth IV v Northwood IV Batchworth v Pinner IV

03 June 2023 Hatch End II v Pinner III Pinner IV v Northwood IV Northwood V v Rickmansworth IV Abbots Langley IV v Northwood Town IV Chorleywood IV v Batchworth

15 July 2023 Northwood V v Chorleywood IV Hatch End II v Northwood IV Abbots Langley IV v Batchworth Northwood Town IV v Rickmansworth IV Pinner III v Pinner IV

26 August 2023 Chorleywood IV v Northwood Town IV Pinner IV v Hatch End II Northwood IV v Pinner III Batchworth v Rickmansworth IV Northwood V v Abbots Langley IV

10 June 2023 Abbots Langley IV v Pinner IV Pinner III v Northwood V Northwood Town IV v Hatch End II Batchworth v Northwood IV Rickmansworth IV v Chorleywood IV

22 July 2023 Chorleywood IV v Pinner IV Northwood IV v Northwood V Batchworth v Hatch End II Rickmansworth IV v Abbots Langley IV Pinner III v Northwood Town IV

02 September 2023 Abbots Langley IV v Chorleywood IV Northwood Town IV v Northwood IV Pinner III v Batchworth Rickmansworth IV v Pinner IV Hatch End II v Northwood V

Regional Division 11 West 06 May 2023 Hemel Hempstead Town V v Leverstock Green IV Potten End II v West Herts VI Chipperfield Clarendon III v Tring Park IV Boxmoor III v Kings Langley III

24 June 2023 Boxmoor III v Watford Town V Hemel Hempstead Town V v Tring Park IV Leverstock Green IV v Kings Langley III Chipperfield Clarendon III v Potten End II

12 August 2023 Watford Town V v Leverstock Green IV Tring Park IV v Kings Langley III West Herts VI v Chipperfield Clarendon III Bye Div 11W v Boxmoor III

13 May 2023 Leverstock Green IV v Boxmoor III Hemel Hempstead Town V v West Herts VI Watford Town V v Potten End II Kings Langley III v Chipperfield Clarendon III

01 July 2023 Watford Town V v Chipperfield Clarendon III Tring Park IV v Boxmoor III Kings Langley III v Hemel Hempstead Town V West Herts VI v Leverstock Green IV

19 August 2023 Boxmoor III v Potten End II Hemel Hempstead Town V v Watford Town V Leverstock Green IV v Tring Park IV Kings Langley III v West Herts VI

20 May 2023 Potten End II v Tring Park IV Chipperfield Clarendon III v Leverstock Green IV Boxmoor III v Hemel Hempstead Town V West Herts VI v Watford Town V

08 July 2023 West Herts VI v Potten End II Tring Park IV v Chipperfield Clarendon III Kings Langley III v Boxmoor III Leverstock Green IV v Hemel Hempstead Town V

26 August 2023 Tring Park IV v Hemel Hempstead Town V Watford Town V v Boxmoor III Kings Langley III v Leverstock Green IV Potten End II v Chipperfield Clarendon III

27 May 2023 Boxmoor III v West Herts VI Hemel Hempstead Town V v Chipperfield Clarendon III Kings Langley III v Potten End II Tring Park IV v Watford Town V

15 July 2023 West Herts VI v Hemel Hempstead Town V Potten End II v Watford Town V Boxmoor III v Leverstock Green IV Chipperfield Clarendon III v Kings Langley III

02 September 2023 Chipperfield Clarendon III v Watford Town V Boxmoor III v Tring Park IV Hemel Hempstead Town V v Kings Langley III Leverstock Green IV v West Herts VI

03 June 2023 Chipperfield Clarendon III v Boxmoor III Potten End II v Leverstock Green IV Watford Town V v Kings Langley III West Herts VI v Tring Park IV

22 July 2023 Tring Park IV v Potten End II Leverstock Green IV v Chipperfield Clarendon III Hemel Hempstead Town V v Boxmoor III Watford Town V v West Herts VI

10 June 2023 Leverstock Green IV v Watford Town V Chipperfield Clarendon III v West Herts VI Hemel Hempstead Town V v Potten End II Kings Langley III v Tring Park IV

29 July 2023 Potten End II v Kings Langley III West Herts VI v Boxmoor III Watford Town V v Tring Park IV Chipperfield Clarendon III v Hemel Hempstead Town V

17 June 2023 Potten End II v Boxmoor III Watford Town V v Hemel Hempstead Town V Tring Park IV v Leverstock Green IV West Herts VI v Kings Langley III

05 August 2023 Boxmoor III v Chipperfield Clarendon III Leverstock Green IV v Potten End II Kings Langley III v Watford Town V Tring Park IV v West Herts VI

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Matches in the regional divisions may be played on the Sunday of the scheduled weekend if arranged pre-season

Regional Division 11 Central 06 May 2023 Bengeo v St Margaretsbury IV St Albans V v North Mymms III Harpenden VI v Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II Old Owens III v Bayford & Hertford II Old Albanians IV v Ware II

17 June 2023 St Albans V v Old Albanians IV Bengeo v Old Owens III Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II v Ware II St Margaretsbury IV v Bayford & Hertford II North Mymms III v Harpenden VI

29 July 2023 North Mymms III v Ware II Harpenden VI v Old Albanians IV St Albans V v Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II St Margaretsbury IV v Old Owens III Bengeo v Bayford & Hertford II

13 May 2023 Ware II v Old Owens III Bayford & Hertford II v Harpenden VI St Albans V v Bengeo Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II v North Mymms III St Margaretsbury IV v Old Albanians IV

24 June 2023 North Mymms III v St Margaretsbury IV Old Owens III v St Albans V Old Albanians IV v Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II Ware II v Bayford & Hertford II Harpenden VI v Bengeo

05 August 2023 Ware II v Bengeo Old Albanians IV v North Mymms III Old Owens III v Harpenden VI Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II v St Margaretsbury IV Bayford & Hertford II v St Albans V

20 May 2023 Bengeo v Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II North Mymms III v Bayford & Hertford II Harpenden VI v Ware II Old Owens III v Old Albanians IV St Margaretsbury IV v St Albans V

01 July 2023 St Margaretsbury IV v Ware II Bayford & Hertford II v Old Albanians IV Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II v Old Owens III St Albans V v Harpenden VI Bengeo v North Mymms III

12 August 2023 St Albans V v Ware II St Margaretsbury IV v Harpenden VI Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II v Bayford & Hertford II North Mymms III v Old Owens III Bengeo v Old Albanians IV

27 May 2023 Old Albanians IV v Harpenden VI Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II v St Albans V Ware II v North Mymms III Bayford & Hertford II v Bengeo Old Owens III v St Margaretsbury IV

08 July 2023 Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II v Harpenden VI North Mymms III v St Albans V Bayford & Hertford II v Old Owens III Ware II v Old Albanians IV St Margaretsbury IV v Bengeo

19 August 2023 Harpenden VI v North Mymms III Old Albanians IV v St Albans V Ware II v Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II Bayford & Hertford II v St Margaretsbury IV Old Owens III v Bengeo

03 June 2023 Harpenden VI v Old Owens III North Mymms III v Old Albanians IV Bengeo v Ware II St Albans V v Bayford & Hertford II St Margaretsbury IV v Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II

15 July 2023 Bengeo v St Albans V North Mymms III v Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II Harpenden VI v Bayford & Hertford II Old Owens III v Ware II Old Albanians IV v St Margaretsbury IV

26 August 2023 Bengeo v Harpenden VI Bayford & Hertford II v Ware II Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II v Old Albanians IV St Albans V v Old Owens III St Margaretsbury IV v North Mymms III

10 June 2023 Bayford & Hertford II v Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II Old Owens III v North Mymms III Old Albanians IV v Bengeo Harpenden VI v St Margaretsbury IV Ware II v St Albans V

22 July 2023 Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II v Bengeo Ware II v Harpenden VI Old Albanians IV v Old Owens III St Albans V v St Margaretsbury IV Bayford & Hertford II v North Mymms III

02 September 2023 Harpenden VI v St Albans V Ware II v St Margaretsbury IV North Mymms III v Bengeo Redbourn V v Bayford & Hertford II Old Owens III v Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II

Friendly League The Friendly League is an initiative designed to enable teams, where availability allows, to play some weeks but not others, to let players play some cricket.

Teams can join the league at any point in the season, by emailing: gamewanted@hertsleague.co.uk.

A WhatsApp group has been set up too, to speed up the exchange of information.

A fixture can be arranged at any point by: • Emailing gamewanted@hertsleague.co.uk to place an advert on the league website • Contacting other teams via email/mobile from a spreadsheet supplied to all participating teams • Messaging within the WhatsApp group The format of matches is flexible and up to the clubs or team captains to agree prior to start of the match.

There is no compulsion for any two teams to play each other home and away, as a team may not have a home pitch.

In order to win the division, a minimum of six games must be played by that team through the league season. The best average points per match from the teams qualifying wins the division.

Full details, explaining the operation of the friendly league, can be downloaded from the web site at:

www.hertsleague.co.uk/documents/files/FriendlyLeagueOperation.docx 52

Which Ball to Use?

Please use the images below to ensure that you are using the correct ball for the match.

Dukes County International

Premier Divisions

Readers Superior Crown

Divisions 1-3b

(can be used in 4a and below)

Dukes Pink County International

Premier - 50 Over Matches

Readers County Match

Divisions 4a and below

Readers Pink County Match

T20 Matches

Development League 2023 The concept of the Development League is to encourage juniors, who do not necessarily play league cricket for their clubs on a Saturday, to start out on the pathway to playing senior cricket. There will be no cups or prize money, rather the idea is to make the league as allinclusive as possible, making it fun for youngsters to join adults in a 30/35-over game on a Sunday afternoon. Clubs can agree amongst themselves the length of their game. Please remember the longer the game, the harder it will be on the juniors for whom this format is being aimed.

Games will be played in July/August, (after school and the main Herts Junior Leagues have finished). It is hoped that each club will have 3-4 games minimum but they are free to arrange more if they have the players and pitch availability.

When arranging fixtures, or closer to the time of a game, please check on the strength of your opposition, to avoid mis-matches in line with the objectives of this league.

Organiser: George White Tel: 07968 349933. E-mail: whiteg27@hotmail.com The match rules for the Development League are pubished on the League web site at: www.hertsleague.co.uk/documents/handbook/shpcldevelopmentleaguematchrules2023.pdf 53

Readers Hertfordshire Cup Competitions Two cup competitions will be running for 2023.

20/20 Cup - This will take place over two weekends. A group stage will take place the Saturday before the League season and a Finals Day on 11 June.

T20 Trophy - A more informal competition for divs. 1 and below with 6 groups, followed by quarter-finals, leading to a Finals Day. Runners up in each group go into a plate competition.

Readers Herts 20/20 Cup 2023 Group Stage - Saturday 29th April (Reserve date Sunday 14th May) Group A

Venue: Radlett Radlett v Bishop's Stortford - 10am St Albans v Old Owens - 1.15pm Final 4.30pm

Group B

Venue: Hertford Hertford v Shenley Village - 10am North Mymms v West Herts- 1.15pm Final 4.30pm

Group C

Venue: Hoddesdon Hoddesdon v Welwyn Garden City - 10am Broxbourne v Preston - 1.15pm Final 4.30pm

Group D

Venue: Potters Bar Potters Bar v Hemel Hempstead - 10am Harpenden v Totteridge Millhillians - 1.15pm Final 4.30pm Finals Day - Sunday 11 June

The winners of the four group matches will compete in a Finals Day at a venue to be determined by the League Organiser: Mark Shepherd. T: 07772 224390. E: markshepherd01@aol.com

One in five older people spend the day alone How you can help this Herts/Beds charity Please donate at: www.smallactsofkindness.co.uk/donate Thank you for your support

Small Acts of Kindness Trust is a registered charity. no.1178546 54

Readers Sunday T20 Trophy 2023 For 2023 the competition has an ‘A’ cup, for teams playing in divisions 1-6b, and a ‘B’ cup for teams playing in 7a and below. There are six groups of three/four teams with each team playing the other home, and away. The group winners will go through to the knockout phase and the runners up in each group go into a plate knock out stage.

The quarter finals will be played in August and the semi-finals and the final played on the same day before the end of the league season.

Readers sponsor the competition and there is prize money for the winners and runners up.

Group Matches

Groups shown as letters A - F (in brackets)

Round 1 07 May Chorleywood v Northchurch (A); Letchworth Garden City v Old Finchleians (C); Watford Town v St Albans II (B) 21 May Old Haberdashers v Mill Hill Village (F) 28 May Hatfield & Crusaders v Bishop's Stortford II (C) 04 Jun Watford Town II v Northwood Town (E) 09 Jul Langleybury v Berkhamsted (A) Round 2 21 May Northchurch v Chorleywood (A); Hatfield & Crusaders v Old Finchleians (C) 04 Jun Northwood Town v Watford Town II (E); St Albans II v Watford Town (B); Mill Hill Village v Old Haberdashers (F) 25 Jun Letchworth Garden City v Bishop's Stortford II (C) 23 Jul Berkhamsted v Langleybury (A) Round 3 14 May Langleybury v Chorleywood (A) 21 May Northchurch v Berkhamsted (A) 04 Jun Harpenden II v Watford Town (B); St Albans II v Old Elizabethans (B) 11 Jun Southgate Compton v Old Haberdashers (F) 18 Jun Bishop's Stortford II v Hatfield & Crusaders (C) 09 Jul Watford Town II v Batchworth (E) Round 4 11 Jun Chorleywood v Berkhamsted (A); Southgate Compton v Mill Hill Village (F) 18 Jun Bishop's Stortford II v Letchworth Garden City (C); Old Elizabethans v St Albans II (B) 02 Jul Watford Town v Harpenden II (B) 09 Jul Batchworth v Watford Town II (E) 16 Jul Old Finchleians v Hatfield & Crusaders (C) Round 5 14 May Watford Town v Old Elizabethans (B) 04 Jun Bishop's Stortford II v Old Finchleians (C) 11 Jun Chorleywood v Langleybury (A) 18 Jun Old Haberdashers v Southgate Compton (F) 23 Jun Berkhamsted v Northchurch (A)) 25 Jun Letchworth Garden City v Hatfield & Crusaders (C) 30 Jul Harpenden II v St Albans II (B) Round 6 11 Jun Old Elizabethans v Watford Town (B) 02 Jul Old Finchleians v Bishop's Stortford II (C) 06 Jul Mill Hill Village v Southgate Compton (F) 14 Jul Berkhamsted v Chorleywood (A) 23 Jul Hatfield & Crusaders v Letchworth Garden City (C) 30 Jul St Albans II v Harpenden II (B)

Organiser: Barry Hellewell, T: 07842 206529; E: barryhellewell@hotmail.com 55

Umpire & Scorer Registration Process 2023

Background

Every club with a team playing in the Premier Division, Championship and Divisions 1 to 6b is required to register with the League every Umpire that it considers to be attached to the club whether that umpire has been supplied to the League Umpires Panel or will be standing in a match below Division 2b Scorers officiating in matches in the Premier Division, Championship and Divisions 1 to 2b must either be qualified at ECB ACO Club Scorer Level or have obtained dispensation from this requirement from the League.

Procedure

The registration of umpires & scorers follows the same process as that used to register players.

Within the Registration area of the League website you will be able to enter the name of each umpire and scorer attached to your club. For each umpire and scorer so registered you will be asked to indicate which category is applicable, as follows: Category Panel Qualified Dispensation granted

Club Umpire/Scorer

Description An umpire listed on the SHPCL Umpires’ Panel An umpire/scorer who is a member of the ECB Association of Cricket Officials and has completed both Stage 1 and Stage 2 courses or their equivalents.

An umpire/scorer who has received dispensation from the League on the grounds that he/she is a long-standing experienced umpire or scorer. A League sub-committee will review and agree any dispensation on this basis.

Dispensation is granted annually and does not carry over to subsequent seasons Any other umpire/scorer which the club expects to use to cover absence of a qualified umpire/scorer, or one who has been granted dispensation, due to illness, injury or holiday

Request for Umpire or Scorer Dispensation

A club seeking to obtain dispensation is required to complete the form ‘Request for Umpire Dispensation’ or ‘Request for Scorer Dispensation’ for each umpire or scorer for whom dispensation is being sought. The forms are available for download on the League website.

The completed form should be sent by email to: Umpires: Anthony.d.levy@btinternet.com Scorers: hilary.stiffin@ntlworld.com Please provide the details requested on the form, particularly concerning cricket, umpiring and scoring experience as applicable. We are looking for sufficient evidence of competence to allow an umpire to stand or a scorer to score despite not having attended a course and passed the examination. The expectation is that any person for whom dispensation is sought will have an adequate level of experience and have a current cricket specific ECB DBS certificate obtained through cricket or an application in progress.

The objective of the match rule is to raise the standards of officiating and is not intended to prevent competent umpires and scorers from continuing to support their club. Attendance on a course without passing the exam will be regarded as adequate grounds for dispensation.

Please note that dispensation is granted only for the current season. The objective remains to raise standards by requiring umpires and scorers to attend a course and further opportunities to achieve this will be provided during the winter, including one or more weekend courses in addition to the evening ones.

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Umpires panel 2023 Panel coordinator Anthony Levy

Tel: 020 8441 9297 Mobile: 07904 309926 Email: anthony.d.levy@btinternet.com

Naeem Ahmad 07480 932950 Philip Anderson 07469 652363 Richard Apperley 01763 247548/07971 880547 Paul Attfield 07734 036143 Sumant Bahl 07891 606622 Paul Barnes 07754 093888 Geoff Bassill 07703 307452 Navneet Bhatnagar 07747 092519 Mark Bishop 01923 681048/07751 357382 Geoff Blackmore 01462 892623/07747 042567 Ian Breeze 01707 642891/07754 679140 Alan Brewster 01438 356275/07549 286172 Tim Caldicott 01923 578531/07721 017651 Murray Carlson 07907 121404 Paul Carroll 07889 344869 Alan Casbard 01992 301551/07815 609129 Ben Childs 07534 080357 Scott Churchman 07545 250682 Steve Cobb 01767 316332/07788 134073 Geoff Cordingley 01992 423879 Andy Cox 01923 260428/07720 288408 Ian Day 020 8367 1620/07774 458264 Milton D’Costa 07915 067097 Adrian Dell 07908 450080 Arun Desai 01727 851486/07757 507745 Jerry Dovey 07949 196413 Rose Dovey 07459 460726 John Eyre 01727 848537/07740 054726 Piers Fuller 07879 236193 Peter Gibbins 07774 220500 Pete Gurney 01767 681211/07919 241096 Nick Hall 01727 855100/07929 562554 Bryan Harber 01462 678712/07790 751187 Richard Harle 07756 142795 Jan Hilhorst +31 6224 63159/01438 718751 Jon Hillman 07976 375619 Peter Hinstridge 01763 837189/07710 403524 Jon Holland 020 8441 2475/07948 718178 David Inwood 01234 752250/07902 076757 Sarvesh Kantipoodi 07412 507347

Rangan Krishnaswamy 0208 428 3291/07498 923390 Jerry Lake 01707 322354/07309 041 240 Ian Lawless 01707 260859/07976 359625 Ian Letting 01525 875105/07802 247549 Anthony Levy 020 8441 9297/07904 309926 Phil Lewins 01442 393379/07796 781617 Guy Lewis 07500 843575 Jonathan Mackman 07984 791309 Andrew McCree 07836 365975 Ray McHugh 07799 765580 Marcel Mester 01438 715848/07828 612972 Richard Morgan 01727 843844/07847 053187 Harish Padalia 01438 728632/07770 567857 David Perkins 01438 714430/07803 204200 Gary Pond 01462 835810/07850 224582 Chris Price 01707 327914/07961 808766 Rob Riddleston 01923 721298/07956 922590 Mark Rivlin 07973 824303 Michael Rueth 01923 671059/07425 147162 David Segal 07956 282630 Raj Shah 07913 267420 Tim Sims 07769 111508 Satish Solanki 01923 670609/07786 732056 Arvind Srinivasan 07713 563245 Brian Stephenson 01992 422046/07962 594132 Michael Stiffin 01727 767845/07954 134609 Tony Stopford 020 8428 6990/07703 462850 John Sweedy 01923 404163/07854 374597 Geoff Swinden 01767 631231/07710 273220 David Taylor 01442 235416/07792 271572 Nick Turner 01923 290808/07814 206042 Jim Wallace 07875 131905 Ian Watkins 01707 371758/07950 831686 John Watson-Humphreys 07860 648390 George White 07968 349933 Hemal Wijesuriya 07801 763542 Randolph Woodley 07539 274340 David Wormald 07940 596660 David Wright 07788 777588

Expenses: Umpires will receive their match fees directly from the League and clubs will be invoiced at mid- and end-of-season Cancellations: see match rule 8(a) in the Match Day Handbook Umpire marking: see page 61 and the requirements under ‘After the Match’ on 45 of the Match Day Handbook 57

Disciplinary Procedures

The following sets out a summary of the Disciplinary Procedures that were first adopted by the SHPCL in 2022. The League has adopted the ECB’s General Conduct Regulations, with some minor modifications. Details can be found on the League website, but apart from the process set out below, of which all participants should be aware, are that participants now include spectators, as well EDI, (Equality, Discrimination and Inclusiveness).

In terms of the procedures, where an incident is to be reported, notification of such should be submitted to the Disciplinary Chair, George White, by text, (07968 349933), the evening the incident took place. The text should set out the level of the offence, (L1, L2, L3 or L4), the division, player, club name, a BRIEF sentence about the offense and the name of the person sending the text. The participant, (panel or non-playing umpire, captain, player or spectator), should then submit a report, (using the relevant Discipline form found on the League website), not later than 72 hours after the incident took place. The report should outline the incident only and deal with the facts.

Upon receipt of a Level 1/Level 2 report, the Discipline Chair will forward same to the participants club for their comment, which MUST be responded within 72 hours. The League would prefer Clubs reprimand offending participant themselves, advising the Discipline Chair as to their determination within this 72-hour period. Where the reprimand is deemed appropriate by the Discipline Chair, this will be posted on the Discipline Action Update and the matter, subject to the determined penalty being served, shall be considered closed. The participant submitting the report shall also be advised as to the outcome by email.

Should the Club not respond in a timely manner, (as in within the 72-hour time period above), or where the Discipline Chair deems the Club’s action(s) inappropriate, the Discipline Chair will, in the first instance reach out to the Club concerned to discuss the incident and a more acceptable outcome.

If a suitable outcome cannot be reached, the Discipline Chair shall anonymise the Discipline Report, circulating same, plus any mitigating submissions submitted to the Discipline Chair, to a panel of at least 5 unrelated, (to the club or individual(s) concerned), for their feedback.

These individuals will comprise a mix of panel umpires, club chairmen, secretaries, captains, coaches/directors of cricket and players. The Discipline Chair shall average out these responses to determine a penalty, which shall then be communicated to the Club concerned.

The relevant Club or respondent can either accept this determination, (in which case the matter shall be deemed closed once any adjudication has been served), or will have the right to appeal the findings of the above panel. Such an appeal must be submitted with 72-hours of the determination having been issued, with the appeal itself convened within 14 days.

Details as to the process for such an appeal can be found on the League website. A payment of £250 must be remitted to the League within 72 hours of an appeal being requested.

Please note however, if the club/respondent loses such an appeal, there is a good chance original determination will be doubled.

All Level 3/Level 4 incidents will automatically result in a hearing, (and appeal if necessary).

Level 3/Level 4 hearings shall be convened within 14 days of the relevant report being received by the Discipline Chair, however, unlike Level 1/Level 2 citations, the respondent shall be suspended with immediate effect of the Level 3/Level 4 incidents having been reported to the Discipline Chair and the Club in turn having been advised of such by email by the Discipline Chair.

Disciplinary Chair: George White. Email: whiteg27@hotmail.com Tel: 07968 349933 58

Reporting results, facilities, umpires, team sheets

Reporting of matches, umpires and facilities marks are made through the Herts Cricket app.

In order to access the app visit www.hertsleague.co.uk and select the download button from the home page. The app is available for both Android and Apple IOS. You can also report directly from options on the website which will work on a PC, mobile phone or tablet.

Once you click on download on the relevant operating system, you will be directed to either the Google Play store or the Apple App Store. Simply follow the download instructions.

Once you have downloaded the App you will need to ask your club's league contact for the necessary username and password. You will need this to enter the main menu in the app.

This should only need to be done once as the app will remember the details.

Results reporting

Results can be input via either the mobile app or the website.

All results, including cancelled and abandoned games, are to be reported by 9.00pm on the day of the match.

It is the responsibility of all home XI captains to report the result by the required deadline.

The home XI is the side that appears first in the fixture list in this handbook, regardless of where the game is played. If the result is not reported before the deadline on the day of the match the home XI will automatically be penalised 5 league points.

App Login 1. Open the app on your device 2. Enter your username and password (only needs entering first time) 3. You will see the current and previous matches for the team which you captain - If logged in using the Admin user then all matches for your club will be shown - Both league and cup matches are shown 4.

and indicate if umpire and facilities marks are entered (Green when completed) allows entry of the team sheet for the match.

BOTH teams to complete team sheets and mark umpires.

AWAY teams to mark facilities (divisions 1 - 6B)

Current and previous fixtures are shown

Match Result Submission

1. Click on the match required to enter the results 2. This will then take you to the reporting screen. (See options on next page) 3. Once you have input all the required information click "View result".

If any details have been missed or input incorrectly you will not be able to submit the results until corrected If successful, a results summary page is shown detailing the result and points allocations.

4. Select "Report" to register the result A confirmation screen will be displayed to confirm successful submission.

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Name

Input Type

Options and Required information

Home Team

n/a

Displays the Home Team

Away Team

n/a

Displays the Away Team

Match result

Selection List

Normal Result, Rain affected match, Cancelled match, Conceded, Duckworth Lewis Stearn (Premier only)

Team Batting First

Selection List

Select the team that batted first

1st Innings Total Runs

Numerical

Amount of runs in 1st innings

1st Innings Wickets Lost

Numerical

Total wickets lost in 1st innings

1st innings Total Overs

Numerical

Total overs / balls in 1st innings (format nn.n)

Rain affected. Overs to be bowled

Numerical

Only applies for rain affected match (not DLS evaluated).

The overs due to be bowled after rain affected the match

Team Batting Second

n/a

Automatically selected

2nd Innings Total Runs

Numerical

Amount of runs in 2nd innings

2nd Innings Wickets Lost

Numerical

Total wickets lost in 2nd innings

2nd innings Total Overs

Numerical

Total overs / balls in 2nd innings (format nn.n)

Toss Won by

Selection List

Team Batting First, Team Batting Second

Umpires Provided

Selection List

Panel Umpires, By Both Teams, Only Home Team, Only Away Team, By Neither Team Note: For Divisions 3A to 6A umpire fines are automatically applied in line with Match Rule 8. c) and 8. e)

Scorers Provided

Selection List

By Both Teams, Only Home, Only Away, By Neither Team

Innings One

Innings Two

Toss / Umpire / Scorer

Facilities and Umpire Marks Reporting (through the app)

From the results screen, click on the or to allow entry of the umpire reports and facilities marks. Click to enter a team sheet for the match.

Enter all the options and submit the report. Validation of the input will ensure all information is completed.

Facilities Marks

‘In divisions 1-6b inclusive facilities marks must be entered by the visiting captain for all matches excluding cancelled or abandoned matches by 9.00pm on the Wednesday following the match. Please note that the date and time of each report is automatically recorded. Failure to comply with this deadline will result in 5 points being deducted from the team’s points total for the match in question.

For the avoidance of doubt if a visiting captain believes that the facilities of the home club in any match in division 7a or below do not meet those required by clause 3d of the constitution the captain shall report the ground in question to Mark Shepherd, the League’s Facilities Co-ordinator, by emailing him on markshepherd01@aol.com with an explanation of the reasons.

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Umpire Marking Umpires reports must be entered by both captains for all matches in divisions 3a-6b, including cancelled or abandoned, by 11pm on the Friday following every match.

Please note that the date and time of each report is automatically recorded.

Umpires Marks Reporting (Premier, Championship and Divisions 1 to 2b) In the Premier Division, Championship and Divisions 1 to 2b inclusive, umpires marks are to be entered via the form on the ‘Who’s The Umpire’ system (www.whostheumpire.com) by 11pm on the Friday following every match. Any problems must be reported immediately to Jon Holland. E: joncarole81@hotmail.co.uk T: 07948 718178.

For these divisions, each failure to report by the Friday deadline up to the 30 June, 2 points will be deducted from the team’s points total for the match in question and for each failure after 30 June, the points deduction shall increase to 5 points for each failure.

Entering Team Sheets (through the app)

Team sheets are to be entered into the app. This should be entered before 9pm on the day of the match. This is in addition to the physical team sheet exchanged before the Toss. There is a deduction of 5 points for each occurrence of not entering your team sheet by the day of match 9pm deadline.

The team lists are presented in turn for the home team and away team. They can be swapped by pressing the H or A symbol that is shown. For your team, a list of registered players is presented in the app and the players for the particular match can be selected by tapping on each player. An option is available to toggle between viewing all players and those you have already selected.

Please note, team sheets cannot be entered through the website.

Website Dashboard

Results can also be entered using the website together with the facilities reports and umpire marks.

1. Login to the website with details supplied by your club and a "Dashboard" will be displayed.

2. Options to edit the result and enter facilities reports and umpire marks will be shown.

Note. Only the home team will have the option to enter the result, only the away team will be able to enter a facilities report and both teams' umpires marks.

Facilities and Umpire Marks Reporting (through the website)

The entry of facilities and umpires marks can also be entered through the website. Once you have filled in all the relevant details click on "Save report umpires" to submit.

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ECB Club Affiliation ECB affiliation procedure now requires all county boards to introduce a strict affiliation policy.

In order to meet the requirements set out by ECB, All County Cricket Boards were tasked with developing minimum standard affiliation packages that they provide to clubs.

This includes having a fully compliant Club Safeguarding Officer.

Hertfordshire Cricket has updated their affiliation package to meet these requirements, which include offering clubs in Hertfordshire more support.

Clubs who affiliate to Hertfordshire Cricket are offered a variety of benefits.

Further details of Hertfordshire Cricket affiliation package are available on http://www.hertscricket.org/page/clubs/club-affiliation-package/club-affiliation-package-9768/ Saracens Hertfordshire Premier Cricket League is a Hertfordshire based league. It is a requirement for clubs to be members of ECB through Hertfordshire Cricket. Therefore, Hertfordshire based clubs must be fully affiliated to Hertfordshire Cricket or participant clubs based outside of Hertfordshire are required to become Associate members of Hertfordshire Cricket.

Clubs failing to meet affiliation requirements place at risk their membership of Saracens Hertfordshire Premier Cricket League.

Who Requires DBS Checks?

It’s mandatory in cricket for holders of following posts to be Cricket specific ECB DBS checked • Club Safeguarding Officer (all club/league/county posts) • ID Verifier • Coach (whether volunteer or paid, assisting or leading) • Coach Support Workers • Umpires • Scorers • Club Junior team Managers • County Age Group Managers • Open Age Group Team Captains and Vice-Captains • Junior Supervisors • First Aider/Physiotherapist/Medical Support • Club volunteer coordinators • All Stars Cricket Activator

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ECB identity vetting All DBS applications will be verified face-to-face.

• Hertfordshire County Cricket’s objective is for ALL clubs to have their own verifier – currently approximately 70 clubs within Hertfordshire have their own verifier.

• All completed applications (except paid coaches & official) will automatically go on to UPDATE SYSTEM. (Although an applicant can opt out) which means a successful applicant will not have to renew their DBS as long as the applicant undertakes a role within cricket which requires a DBS check.

DBS Applications can be initiated by a verifier or through County Safeguarding team.

To initiate a DBS application, an applicant should contact their clubs Safeguarding Officer or email welfare@hertscricket.org. Providing the following information: 1. Full legal first name (as on a passport or driving licence) 2. Full legal last name (as on a passport or driving licence) 3. Applicant’s date of birth 4. Role applicant intends to undertake 5. Applicant's email address (must be an email address specific to the applicant) 6. The club the applicant intends to represent

Club safeguarding responsibilities

All clubs have a duty of care to all juniors and vulnerable adults who participate in cricket. These are set out on the League website at www.hertsleague.co.uk/documents/files/safeguarding_ responsibilities_2023.pdf The guidelines cover: • A club's safeguarding responsibilities Note: Every club must appoint a trained Club Safeguarding Officer (CSO).

It’s part of a club’s membership to ECB, Hertfordshire Cricket and SHPCL. Failure to have a trained CSO negates the club’s membership, and the club will then be penalised as per league rules •

Photography, filming, social media and broadcasting guidelines

•

Guidelines for youth players in the SHPCL

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Premier Divisions Player Registration 2023 The following regulations apply to the Premier Division and Championship: • All players must be registered prior to playing as per SHPCL Registration requirements • All players must in first instance be registered to play in Hertfordshire Cricket League on their clubs play-cricket website, prior to registering on SHPCL Club registration site.

• All Category 2 & 3 players must be re- registered each season • On Clubs SHPCL Registration site there will be a box for “Premier” status which must be ticked by all Premier & Championship players • No player can be register to play for more than one Premier club Category 1 All players must be either (i) a British or Irish citizen born in England and Wales and is deemed “ordinarily resident”* or (ii) a player who has been resident in England and Wales for the immediately preceding 210 days and is deemed ‘Ordinarily Resident’* * A player will only be treated as having been ordinarily resident within England and Wales for the relevant consecutive period if he or she has spent a minimum of 210 days in each year within England or Wales (for which purpose a ‘year’ shall mean a year ending 31st March). If however the player from overseas returns home and plays cricket as a ‘home grown’ cricketer during the year, he reverts to an overseas cricketer status, Confirmation: A player who holds a British passport and lives outside the UK must also meet the ”Ordinarily Resident” criteria.

Category 2 One per team - a player CONTRACTED to a First Class county and not an Overseas player Category 3 Any player who does not qualify as a Category 1 or 2 player Player eligibility conditions are set out below or if in doubt contact SHPCL Registration Secretary • It is the responsibility of Clubs and their nominated officer to check player details, against original documents • Penalties for playing an unregistered player are a minimum ten point deduction for each occasion • Clubs must keep copies of relevant registration documents, as • SHPCL may ask clubs to supply evidence of entry into UK including original visa & passport and / or evidence of permanent residency in order to verify information.

• SHPCL may suspend any player if evidence required is not received within five days of request for information For avoidance of doubt • Category 1 players must be eligible to play for England or Ireland.

• To become a Category 1 player, an EU (non-UK or Irish) citizen has to be permanently resident in UK for 210 days prior to registration.

• Players with dual passports (one UK) will have to meet permanently resident qualifications to be eligible to play for England • Definition of an International match, are International matches for ICC Full Member Countries plus Ireland, Netherlands & Scotland at above under17 level. They include a T/20 match, as well as a 50/50 or a First Class match.

• A player in an under13 age group or lower is ineligible to be registered in SHPCL Premier Divisions.

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Registration, Overseas Players and Managed Migration Registration All players must be registered to play, on the League web site. Penalties for playing an unregistered player are 5 point deduction each occasion (10 points after 1 August).

Premier divisions: In addition, clubs in the two Premier divisions should first register all players on their club’s play-cricket web site. On the League web site, these clubs should also tick the box for ‘Premier’ status. No player can be registered to play for more than one Premier club. No player in a under 13 age group, or lower, can be registered in the SHPCL Premier divisions.

All eligibility information, including categories of British, Ordinary Resident and Overseas players, can be found in the Consitution (rule 13d). See page 23 of this handbook or go to the web site at: www.hertsleague.co.uk/documents/handbook/consitution.pdf Clubs in any doubt over eligibility should contact the SHPCL Registration Secretary.

Overseas players All non EEA citizens will require prior permission (a visa) to come to the UK to participate in sport if they do not hold: • A British passport (or is a spouse/dependant of) • European passport (or is a spouse/dependant of) • Ancestral visa Clubs wishing to use the services of a player who is in the UK, but not on a Tier 5 Creative & Sporting (Non FCC) visa, must ensure that the player’s visa allows them to play and/or coach.

Clubs must make thelr own checks, and not solely rely on information provided by agents.

Guidance on the immigration rules for each visa can be found on the League web site at: www.hertsleague.co.uk/documents/handbook/immigration_rules.pdf This also includes the Home Office definition of Professional vs Amateur and details of sanctions and penalties.

Sources of support ECB Managed Migration website: www.ecb.co.uk/governance/regulations/governing-body-endorsement Home Office website: www.gov.uk/government/organisations/uk-visas-and-immigration Sponsor & Employer Enquiries: Tel: 0300 123 4699 or e-mail: BusinessHelpdesk@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk SHPCL are not experts on immigration and, where there is doubt, clubs will be required to contact the ECB for clarification. Email: emma.davis-bidgood@ecb.co.uk. Where there is a doubt the player should NOT be registered SHPCL is required to provide the Home Office with details of all players registered as category 3 within the whole SHPCL structure, in June each year. Therefore clubs must ensure that registration details provided to SHPCL are correct.

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Club/Team Penalties 2023

The following table provides a list of the standard penalties that will be applied.

All penalties applied are subject to appeal.

Non membership compliance

Constitutional violation / Not affiliated to HCB

Club suspended / Disciplinary action

Non Club attendance at AGM

Constitutional violation

Club fined as per rules

Non Club attendance at Captains' Meeting

Constitutional violation

Each club's team not eligible for 5 point bonus

Non result reporting Premier requirement

play-cricket.com requirement

Home team: £25 each occasion

Non result reporting (home team) by 9pm after match

All divisions

5 point deduction each occasion

Non facility reporting by 9pm following Wednesday

Division 1 - 6B

5 point deduction each occasion

No umpire marking report by 11pm the following Friday

Division 2B and above

Team: 2 point deduction (5 points after 30 June)

Playing unregistered / ineligible player

All divisions

Team: 5 point deduction each occasion (10 points after 1 Aug)

Playing unregistered Juniors (U18 and below)

All divisions

30 point deduction on each occasion

Playing ineligible juniors in adult matches, eg non-county U12 or younger players (inc sub fielders)

All divisions

Automatic relegation + disciplinary proceedings

Playing player in wrong category

Constitutional violation

50% deduction of points in matches per player

Playing player under false name

All divisions

Automatic relegation + disciplinary proceedings

Failure to provide team sheet at toss (Constitution rule 13e)

All divisions

No match -Match awarded to opposition

Failure to put team sheet on website by 9pm on match day

All divisions

Team: 5-point penalty each occasion

Team Sheet incorrectly completed

All divisions

5-point penalty each occasion

Captain without DBS - ineligible player

All divisions

Team: 10 point deduction each occasion

Failure to comply with fixture cancellation requirements

All divisions

£150 to opposition

Failure to provide umpire

Subject to league rules

5 point deduction each occasion

Failure to provide scorer

Subject to league rules

5 point deduction each occasion

Paying a player to play

Division One & below

Automatic relegation + disciplinary proceedings

No Safeguarding Officer

All teams in all divisions

30 points deduction on each occasion

Introducing the Boundary The ECB is supporting clubs and leagues with their handling of complaints related to matters of discrimination. The Boundary programme is a 5-tier modular programme designed to equip those within recreational cricket with the knowledge and skills to minimise the risk of discrimination, both on-field and in relevant off-field situations, and to effectively respond to those incidents that do unfortunately occur. Learn more at: www.hertscricket.org/news/introducing-the-boundary-34492/ 67

Club Directory Abbots Langley Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Aldenham Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Bayford, Nr Hertford, Herts, SG13 8PU John Collins john.collins@wsp.com Kevin Nicholls kevnicholls@hotmail.com Colin Poulton c.j.poulton@btinternet.com Steve Greenfield s.greenfield@westminster.ac.uk

Bengeo Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Tel: 01525 840491 Mob: 07880 850269 Mob: 07724 429276 Mob: 07437 209287 Tel: 01462 892059 Mob: 07866 840011 Mob: 07717 823096 Mob: 07779 660550

Mob: 07940 596660 Mob: 07515 266564 Mob: 07985 641979 Mob: 07977 578948

http://batchworth.play-cricket.com/

Rickmansworth School, Scotts Hill, Rickmansworth, WD3 3AQ Hugh Phillipps hughphillipps97@gmail.com Contact Contact Hugh Phillipps hughphillipps97@gmail.com

Bayford & Hertford Nondescripts

Mob: 07747 898180 Mob: 07775 607790

bamville.play-cricket.com

Napsbury, Pegrum Drive, Napsbury Park, London Colney. Herts.AL2 1GE David Wormald d.barnesw@me.com Sandeep Kumar Kantha sandeepkumarkantha@gmail.com Aamir Qureshi aamir_qureshi@hotmail.com Anirudha Kubair anirudhakubair@yahoo.co.uk

Batchworth

Tel: 01920 882189 Mob: 07712 526136

baldock.play-cricket.com

Avenue Park, West Avenue, Baldock, Herts, SG7 5AY Alistair Jones duvaldo@hotmail.com Shaun Baines baldocktowncc@gmail.com Contact Gary O'Brien trenton_wiggan_reightplayer@hotmail.com

Bamville Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Mob: 07795 563202 Mob: 07940 280359 Mob: 07495 412015 Mob: 07725 991982

www.ampthilltown.play-cricket.com

Ampthill Park, Woburn Road, Ampthill, Beds, MK45 2GU Ian Smith cricketsmithy@gmail.com Andy Roberts andy@ampthillems.co.uk Contact David Bradley dave.bradley@hotmail.co.uk

Baldock Town Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Mob: 07798 782617

www.aandchcc.play-cricket.com/

Allenburys Sport & Social Club, Park Road, Ware, Herts, SG12 0DP Albie Esterhuyse Albie.2.esterhuyse@gsk.com Contact Daniel Levenson daniel.m.levenson@gsk.com Rob Mitchell robm@alsparts.co.uk

Ampthill Town

Tel: 01923 440474 Mob: 07751 357382 Mob: 07753 634384

www.aldenhamcricketclub.com/

Aldenham Social Club, Church Lane, Aldenham, Herts, WD25 8AY Chris Munroe chrismunroe1@me.com Andy Jackson jakowafc2012@googlemail.com Tim Hale haletim94@gmail.com Sachin Sanghvi sachin_sanghvi83@yahoo.com

Allenburys & County Hall Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

www.abbotscc.hitssports.com

Manor House Ground, Gallows Hill Lane, Abbots Langley, Herts, WD5 0BX Mark Bishop m.bishop62@yahoo.co.uk Matthew Dunstone mattdunstone@hotmail.com Contact Phil Lewins phil.lewins@aecom.com

Mob: 07986 321747 Mob: 07986 321747

www.bhncc.co.uk Tel: 01992 511546 Mob: 07931 771744 Mob: 07810 201237 Mob: 07802 226763 Mob: 07850 984571

bengeocc.play-cricket.com/home

The Recreation Ground, Boundary Drive, Off New Road, Bengeo, Hertford, SG14 3JG Liam Smith liam.smith005@icloud.com Mob: 07968 489155 Neil O'Toole trentchief@hotmail.com Mob: 07747 827039 Ian Ruskin ianruskin5579@hotmail.com Mob: 07881 934340 Ian Ruskin ianruskin5579@hotmail.com Mob: 07881 934340

Directions to clubs/grounds and captains' contact details are in the match day handbook.

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Bentley Heath Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

bentleyheathcc.hitscricket.com

Wrotham Park Estate, Wagon Road, Barnet, EN5 4SB Martin Dunnett dunnettm@hotmail.com John Bishop Johnbishop@hotmail.com Contact Ollie Hubbard

Berkhamsted Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Mob: 07595 310023

www.berkhamstedcc.com

Kitchener's Field, Castle Hill, Berkhamsted, , HP4 1HE Peter Dudley petedudley@aol.com Contact Contact Mark Lewarne

Bishop's Stortford Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Mob: 07718 652722

Tel: 01442 862014 Mob: 07882 501915 Mob: 07711 719607

www.bishopsstortfordcc.com

Cricketfield Lane, Cricketfield Lane, Bishop's Stortford, CM23 2SR Jen Lindop jenlindop@hotmail.com Contact Graeme Sumner gsumner@arroweurope.com Graeme Sumner gsumner@arroweurope.com

Tel: 01279 654463 Mob: 07968 950536

Mob: 07768 368773 Mob: 07768 368773

Botany Bay

www.botanybaycc.co.uk

Bovingdon

bovingdon.play-cricket.com

Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

East Lodge Lane, The Ridgeway, Enfield, Middlesex, EN2 8AS Tel: 0208 363 4482 Garth Hill garthhilluk@gmail.com Mob: 07581 242374 Ria Hill botanybaycc.committee@gmail.com Mob: 07966 187808 Sam Penn botanybayfixtures@gmail.com Mob: 07887 506018 Clive Rolt clive.rolt@group.landg.com Bovingdon Green, Bovingdon, Hertfordshire, HP3 0LB Jack Blackburn jackblackburn@hotmail.co.uk Mark Carine markcarine@googlemail.com Contact Mark Carine markcarine@googlemail.com

Boxmoor

Mob: 07515 412896 Mob: 07738 200297 Mob: 07738 200297

www.boxmoorcricketclub.co.uk

Ground The Oval, St Johns Road, Boxmoor, Hemel Hempstead, HP1 1NP Contact Nick Cottrell Nickcottrell6@gmail.com Secretary Ravi Giriyappa ravichandragiriyappa@gmail.com Fixtures Juniors Stan Williamson stanw18@gmail.com

Broxbourne Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

www.broxbournecricketclub.com

Eastbury Road, Eastbury Road, Oxhey, Watford, WD19 4NR Nomaan Ilyas n.a.ilyas@gmail.com Israr Hussain secretary@busheycc.org Contact Sagheer Ahmed emailsagheer@gmail.com

Cheshunt Rosedale Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Mob: 07914 081454

Broxbourne Sports Club, Mill Lane Close, Broxbourne, EN10 7BA Alan Brewster alan.brewster@broxbournecricket.club Warren Pegg warren.pegg@broxbournecricket.club Warren Pegg warren.pegg@broxbournecricket.club Paul Sargent paul.sargent@broxbournecricket.club

Bushey Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Mob: 07474 268626 Mob: 07846 761089

Tel: 01992 466901 Mob: 07549 286172 Mob: 07990 865832 Mob: 07990 865832 Mob: 07920 834158

www.busheycc.org Tel: 01923 230534 Mob: 07917 689199 Mob: 07903 923970 Mob: 07771 797440

cheshuntrosedale.play-cricket.com

Rosedale Sports Club (1s&2s), Andrews Lane, Cheshunt, Herts, EN7 6TB Kevin Grant cheshuntrosedalecc@outlook.com Neil Newman cheshuntrosedalecc@outlook.com Stewart Gough goughie21@hotmail.com Matthew Holly mat_holly@hotmail.com

Tel: 01992 623983

Mob: 07411 326304 Mob: 07742 776626

Directions to clubs/grounds and captains' contact details are in the match day handbook.

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Chipperfield Clarendon Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

www.chipperfieldclarendoncc.org.uk

The Common, Chipperfield , near Kings Langley, Herts, WD4 9BS Richard Hudson rich.hudson@thepca.co.uk Pete Elsworth peteels@virginmedia.com Martin Oliver martinollie8@aol.com Warren Gregory woza69@yahoo.com

Chorleywood Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Clifton Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Tel: 01923 264681 Mob: 07375 414694 Mob: 01442 875319 Mob: 07758 596698 Mob: 07712 555920

www.cwcricket.org

The Common, Chorleywood, Herts, WD3 5SG Jeremy Hinds jeremy@fhinds.co.uk John Chadwick John.Chadwick@minervauk.com Freddie Dare freddie.dare@yahoo.com Patrick Ryan patrick@mission-communications.net

Tel: 01923 284529 Mob: 07743 321809 Mob: 07789 432063 Mob: 07772 218172 Mob: 07785 773258

www.cliftonbeds.play-cricket.com

Claybridge Ground, Stanford Lane, Clifton, Beds, SG17 5EU Rob Davidson robdavidson1989@hotmail.co.uk Contact Josh Scandrett josh-scandrett@hotmail.com Josh Scandrett josh-scandrett@hotmail.com

Mob: 07376 490434 Mob: 07805 427129 Mob: 07805 427129

Cockfosters

www.cockfosterscc.co.uk

Datchworth

www.datchworthsportsclub.com

Dunstable

www.dunstable.play-cricket.com

Edgware

www.edgwarecc.co.uk

Eversholt

www.eversholtcricketclub.co.uk

Flamstead

flamsteadcc.play-cricket.com

Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Chalk Lane, Cockfosters, EN4 9JG Geoff Williams gsw.hudders2@gmail.com Geoffrey Williams gsw.hudders2@gmail.com Neil Hale neil2358@msn.com Geoffrey Williams gsw.hudders2@gmail.com

Tel: 07748 665212 Mob: 07748 665212 Mob: 07748 665212 Mob: 07745 357565 Mob: 07748 665212

Datchworth Sports Club, Datchworth Green, Datchworth, SG3 6TL Will Nash will.nash@datchworthsportsclub.com Richard Kemp richard.kemp97@hotmail.co.uk Stuart Warrington warrington21@msn.com Rob Nash rob.nash@datchworthsportsclub.com

Tel: 01438 812490 Mob: 07747 003189 Mob: 07810 481170 Mob: 07986 215815 Mob: 07903 113960

Lancot Park, Dunstable Road, Totternhoe, LU6 1QP Robert Simpkins robbieno26@googlemail.com Pete Newton secretary.dtcc@gmail.com Contact Phill Lewis plewis1965@sky.com

Tel: 01582 663735 Mob: 07736 933533 Mob: 07803 206017

Watford Town Cricket Club, Woodside Playing Fields, Horseshoe Ln, Watford WD25 7HH Ciaran Hosty c.hosty@hotmail.com Mob: 07456 243332 Valerie Hosty edgwarecricketclub@gmail.com Mob: 07368 668949 Contact Nakul Jilka njilka24@gmail.com Mob: 07852 872848 Eversholt Cricket Ground, Church End, Eversholt, Bedfordshire, MK17 9DT Jake Nichols jake.e.nichols@gmail.com Menish Parmar menish@btinternet.com Michael Humphrey mfhumphrey22@hotmail.com Luke Singleton lukesing@hotmail.com Friendless Oval, Friendless Lane, Flamstead, Herts, AL3 8DE Sachith Dassanayake sachith.net@gmail.com Rumesh Perera romesh1220@icloud.com Rumesh Perera romesh1220@icloud.com Charlie Hill flamsteadcricketclub@gmail.com

Tel: 01525 280760 Mob: 07540 644714 Mob: 07711 640231 Mob: 07432 030494 Mob: 07717 723946

Mob: 07877 176739 Mob: 07534 076219 Mob: 07534 076219 Mob: 07747 017361

Directions to clubs/grounds and captains' contact details are in the match day handbook.

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Flitwick Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

www.flitwickcc.play-cricket.com

The Hardy Vale, Flitwick Road, Westoning, Beds, MK45 5AA Phil Gurney philgurney666@btinternet.com Dimple Roopchand dimple_roopchand@hotmail.com Andrew Summerfield summerfield17@yahoo.co.uk Howard Moxon ivorhope@hotmail.com

Frogmore Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

frogmore.play-cricket.com

The Recreation Ground, Park Street Lane, Park Street, St Albans, AL2 2ND Kevin Harber kevinharber@hotmail.co.uk Joe Medlin Joe.Medlin@Storm-Technologies.com Alex Coker Alex.Coker@storm-technologies.com Jemile Al-Darraji jemile123@btinternet.com

Great Gaddesden Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Tel: 07813 025388 Mob: 07722 235141 Mob: 07742 241016 Mob: 07841 413601

Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

www.harpendendolphins.hitscricket.com Mob: 07769 331871 Mob: 07964 342167 Mob: 07956 985167 Mob: 07920 080151

http://hatchendcc.play-cricket.com/ Mob: 07881 308358 Mob: 07904 234065 Mob: 07507 672295 Mob: 07932 032271

www.hatfieldcc.co.uk

Hatfield & Crusaders Cricket Club, Ascots Lane, Welwyn Garden City, AL7 4HJ Tel: 01707 272380 Leigh Parkhouse parky_10@hotmail.co.uk Mob: 07792 255124 Gareth Wynne gmangareth@hotmail.com Mob: 07506 679223 John Clark johnclarkhccc@outlook.com Mob: 07970 993276 Alex Digby alexdigby1993@hotmail.com Mob: 07585 704144

Hatfield Hyde Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Tel: 01582 763620 Mob: 07951 492396 Mob: 07715 332205 Mob: 07775 943807 Mob: 07500 899271

Hatch End Cricket Club, Aldenham Road, Elstree WD6 3BD Andy Williams andywilliamshecc@hotmail.co.uk Steve Lawrence sid.lawrence@talk21.com Sukhbir Singh sukhbirsingh.ait@gmail.com Kunal Shah shahk7@hotmail.co.uk

Hatfield & Crusaders Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

www.harpenden.hitscricket.com

Napsbury Park, Pegrum Drive, Napsbury Park, AL2 1GE Ollie Lacey ollielacey96@hotmail.com Peter Nolan ptn_10@hotmail.com Mike Lacey mjlacey65@hotmail.com Graham Downes g.downes@btinternet.com

Hatch End Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Mob: 07896 533800

The Common, Harpenden, AL5 2JD Rupert Garrett dircricket@harpendencc.co.uk Cleve Belcher secretary@harpendencc.co.uk David Byrne fixtures@harpendencc.co.uk Scott Galloway juniorcricket@harpendencc.co.uk

Harpenden Dolphins Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

www.greenwoodparkcc.com

Tippendell Lane, Chiswell Green, St Albans, AL2 3HW Ed Gray eddiegray32@btconnect.com Contact Troy Petchey

Harpenden

Mob: 07980593719

https://greatgaddesden.secure-club.com/default.aspx

Bridens Camp, Nr. Hemel Hempstead, HP2 6EY Stuart Oliver stuart.oliver@ntlworld.com Contact James (Jimmy) Crawley jwscrawley@hotmail.com John Cheeseman Jnr jcheeseman1@msn.com

Greenwood Park Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures

Tel: 01525 715100 Mob: 07969 558260 Mob: 07971 952160 Mob: 07851 041867 Mob: 07740 365050

hatfieldhyde.play-cricket.com

King George V Playing Field, Beehive Lane, Welwyn Garden City, AL7 4BP Jenny Davies secretary.hatfieldhydecc@gmail.com Contact Alan Carter alan.carter1984@googlemail.com Stuart Johnson stuart@welwynbls.co.uk

Tel: 01707 326700 Mob: 07443 519718 Mob: 07854 630152 Mob: 07765 678401

Directions to clubs/grounds and captains' contact details are in the match day handbook.

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Hemel Hempstead Town Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Hertford Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Hitchin Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

www.hertfordcricketclub.co.uk Mob: 07867 908993 Mob: 07876 884567

www.hertingfordburycc.co.uk

Lucas Lane, Hitchin SG5 2LU Geoff Edwards geoff.edwards65@gmail.com Simon Bayston simonbayston@hotmail.com Ashley Hammond ashley_hammond@hotmail.co.uk Chris Maylin chrismaylin68@gmail.com Lowfield, Park View, Hoddesdon, EN11 8QA Clive Lewis c.lewis15@btinternet.com Contact Alan Casbard a.casbard@ntlworld.com Harry Mason harrymason@live.co.uk

Mob: 07920 095499 Mob: 07725 877046 Mob: 07920 095499

hitchin.play-cricket.com Tel: 01462 434468 Mob: 07740 621531 Mob: 07818 490287 Mob: 07714 006010 Mob: 07985 264939

www.hoddesdoncricketclub.co.uk

Holtwhites Trinibis Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Tel: 01992 581983

St Mary's Lane, Hertingfordbury, Hertford, Hertfordshire, SG14 2LE Moss Goodwin moss.goodwin@yahoo.com Contact Martin Ambler martinambler@hotmail.co.uk Moss Goodwin moss.goodwin@yahoo.com

Hoddesdon Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Mob: 07710 673168 Mob: 07952 510124 Mob: 07814 608292 Mob: 07776 072288

Balls Park, Mangrove Road, Hertford, Herts, SG13 8AJ David Williams david.williams280@ntlworld.com Richard Eaton richard.eaton@roche.com David Spring david@springfamily.org.uk Gareth Simmonds hertfordccjuniors@yahoo.com

Hertingfordbury Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

www.hhtcc.co.uk

Heath Park, Station Road, Hemel Hempstead, HP1 1JZ Mike Samuels mjsamuels@btinternet.com Lesley Cheesewright LesleyCW1@hotmail.com Paul Thompson paulfthompson45@gmail.com Neil Morgan nmorgs@gmail.com

Kirkland Drive, Holtwhites Hill, Enfield, EN2 0RN Kevin Burgess holtwhitescricket@pm.me Mike Jones HoltwhitesCricket@pm.me Michael Jones holtwhitescricket@pm.me Kevin Burgess holtwhitescricket@pm.me

Tel: 01992 463133 Mob: 07834 339008 Mob: 07815 609129 Mob: 07725 111427

www.holtwhitestrinibis.com Mob: 07958 473379 Mob: 07913 388244 Mob: 07913 388244 Mob: 07958 473379

Ickleford

ickleford.play-cricket.com

Kimpton

https://kimptoncc.hitscricket.com/

Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Ickleford Sports and Recreation Ground, Walnut Way, Ickleford, Hitchin, SG5 3YA Roy Izzard roy.izzard@outlook.com Mob: 07803 202498 Contact Charlie Jupp chadjupp@hotmail.co.uk Mob: 07504 982283 Richard Brown richard.h.brown@gsk.com Mob: 07870 523443 Parkfield, Park Lane, Kimpton, Hertfordshire, SG4 8EF Jacob Sharpe jacob.sharpe92@gmail.com Giles Cooke milesgiles1@tiscali.co.uk Contact Jacob Sharpe jacob.sharpe92@gmail.com

Kings Langley Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Mob: 07765 160256 Mob: 07725 320959 Mob: 07765 160256

www.kingslangleycc.hitscricket.com

The Pavilion, The Common, Vicarage Lane, Kings Langley, WD4 9HS Andrew Colquhoun colquhoun_andrew@yahoo.co.uk Contact Contact Greg Pinchin gregpinchin@icloud.com

Tel: 01923 400500 Mob: 07752 375066 Mob: 07971 565259

Directions to clubs/grounds and captains' contact details are in the match day handbook.

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Knebworth Park Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Langleybury Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

www.kpcc.org.uk

Old Knebworth Lane, Knebworth, Herts, SG3 6HQ Chris Johnson chrisjohnson.1@sky.com Ben Childs ben_childs@hotmail.com Contact James Hobbs jameshobbs668@gmail.com

Tel: 01438 813894 Mob: 07867 580492 Mob: 07534 080357 Mob: 07956 553382

www.langleyburycc.co.uk

Hunton Bridge, Abbots Langley, Herts, WD4 8RJ Paul Crawley crawley_paul@yahoo.co.uk Louise Parry lou11223311@yahoo.co.uk Oliver Ilott oliverilott@icloud.com Kevin Gallagher kevin.gallagher@langleyburyccfc.co.uk

Tel: 01923 267568 Mob: 07590 516212 Mob: 07966 142012 Mob: 07729 619014 Mob: 07813 332284

Letchmore Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures

Aldenham School, Aldenham Rd, Radlett, Elstree WD6 3AJ Rob Salt rsalt1@sky.com Josh Reely joshreely@hotmail.co.uk Contact

Letchworth Garden City Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Mob: 07930 811276 Mob: 07825 337653

www.letchworth.play-cricket.com

Whitethorn Lane, Letchworth Garden City, SG6 2DN Harry Aitkenhead aitkenheadhj@outlook.com Contact Graham Bishton graham.bishton@googlemail.com David Watts david@dwaccounting.co.uk

Tel: 01462 684530 Mob: 07770 885105

Mob: 07763 562289 Mob: 07748 643293

Leverstock Green CC Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Village Green, Bedmond Road, Leverstock Green, HP3 8LJ Richard Walker richogbfc@hotmail.co.uk 07881 658415 Tony Williams tony.williams@19leverstock.co.uk 07780 514440 Contact Mike Downes downes_mike@hotmail.com 07768 976372

Little Berkhamsted Sahibs Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures

London Colney Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Wardown Park, Old Bedford Road, Luton, Beds, LU2 7HA Krunal Kalani kalani.krunal@gmail.com Aroon Patel maroon123@ntlworld.com Pravin Mistry pravin.mistry0847@ntlworld.com Mushin Raquib m.raquib@live.com

Lutonian Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Tel: 07982 463798 Mob: 07944 688018 Mob: 07858 901491

londoncolneycc.hitscricket.com/default.aspx

Shenley Village Ground, Green Street, Shenley, Herts, WD7 9BD Paul Seymour pwseymour@hotmail.co.uk Andrew Stirrat andystirrat71@gmail.com Trevor Ray rayradioray@aol.com Graham Seymour graham@fncsports.com

Luton Town & Indians Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

lbcc.play-cricket.com/

The Recreation Field, Church Road, Little Berkhamsted, Hertford, SG13 8LY Kazim Shahzad kazimshahzad13@gmail.com Michael Stritter mlstritter@hotmail.com Contact

Lower Wardown Park, New Bedford Road, Luton, LU2 7HA Siraj Nasir sirajkhan_7@hotmail.com Avesh Odedra aveshodedra@hotmail.com Anil Ishaq anil_ishaq@hotmail.com Sajid Sharif s_sharif67@hotmail.com

Mob: 07814 431981 Mob: 07970 010050 Mob: 07952 646243 Mob: 07961 434331

www.lticc.net

Tel: 01582 727855 Mob: 07969 635538 Mob: 07884 519323 Mob: 07892 401660 Mob: 07850 957536

lutoniancc.play-cricket.com Mob: 07727 157940 Mob: 07939 025347 Mob: 07923 105611 Mob: 07904 957704

Directions to clubs/grounds and captains' contact details are in the match day handbook.

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Markyate Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Cavendish Road, Markyate, AL3 8PT Syed Waqar Bukhari waqar1976@hotmail.co.uk Nazarat Hussain Nazarathussain525@gmail.com Mr Nasir Khan nasirkhan@live.co.uk Mr Nasir Khan nasirkhan@live.co.uk

Mill Hill Village CC Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Mob: 07931 838320 Mob: 07427 571013 Mob: 07504 831390 Mob: 07504 831390

www.millhillvillagecricketclub.co.uk

Mill Hill Village Sports Club, Burtonhole Lane, Mill Hill, London, NW7 1AS Tel: 0203 719 4801 Phil Smith phil.smith@ericsson.com 07976 297721 Daniel Potter dsp101@hotmail.com 07711 883828 Contact Contact

North Enfield

http://northenfieldcc.weebly.com/

North Mymms

www.northmymmscc.co.uk

Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Strayfield Road, Clay Hill, Enfield, EN2 9JE David Malleson david.malleson@googlemail.com Michelle Mannion mmannion83@gmail.com Freddie Pearson freddie.pearson3@gmail.com Nick Munt nickmunt@uwclub.net

Home Farm, North Mymms Park, Nr Hatfield, AL9 7TP Andy Lewis lewey103@icloud.com Tony Gibbs acsgibbs@aol.com Ian Cheeseman ian.cheeseman0704@btinternet.com Katharine Wayman katherine.whayman@btopenworld.com

Northampton Exiles Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

www.northchurchcc.com Tel: 01442 876759 Mob: 07958 705241 Mob: 07876 746577 Mob: 07747 824071

www.northwoodcc.co.uk

1st & 2nd XI @ Ducks Hill Road, Rickmansworth Road, Northwood, HA6 2NR Stuart Reeve stu_reeve@hotmail.co.uk Richard Simmonds simmondsrichard@ymail.com Steve Dickson stephendickson@blueyonder.co.uk Keith Wallis northwoodcccolts@gmail.com

Tel: 01923 822001 Mob: 07563 558832 Mob: 07919 493958 Mob: 07768 116761 Mob: 07908 074526

www.northwoodtowncc.co.uk

Chestnut Avenue, off Rickmansworth Road, Northwood, Middlesex, HA6 1HR David Harding d.harding500@btinternet.com Jack Daly jackdaly92@msn.com Jesant Halai jesanthalai@rocketmail.com Jack Daly jackdaly92@msn.com

Offley & Stopsley Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Tel: 020 8886 2077 Mob: 07973 162006 Mob: 07847 210537 Mob: 07847 210537 Mob: 07476 825958

The Meadow, Tring Road, Northchurch, Berkhamsted, HP4 3SF Alastair Fantham ali@berkhamstedtoiletries.co.uk Contact Mark Hobley marksinclairhobley@googlemail.com Tom Vila tom_vila@hotmail.com

Northwood Town Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Mob: 07870 985443

www.northamptonexilescc.hitscricket.com

Northwood Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Tel: 01707 643238 Mob: 07734 745 264 Mob: 07778 551136

Clowes Ground, Barrowell Green, Winchmore Hill, London, N21 3AU David Taylor davidjtaylor4444@gmail.com Peter Gilbert peter@scorebox.plus.com Peter Gilbert peter@scorebox.plus.com Abdul Arif maloneduglas@gmail.com

Northchurch Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Tel: 020 8363 2118 Mob: 07786 351849 Mob: 07950 200177 Mob: 07534 403313 Mob: 07930 644783

Kings Walden Road, Great Offley, SG5 3DX Scott Boatwright scott.boatwright@hotmail.co.uk Matthew Taylor secretary.oscricket@gmail.com Darren Lunney Darrentlun.triumph@outlook.com Darren Lunney Darrentlun.triumph@outlook.com

Mob: 07824 375160 Mob: 07791 864319 Mob: 07805 776246 Mob: 07791 864319

www.oscricket.com Tel: 01462 768689 Mob: 07980 974501 Mob: 07964 453283 Mob: 07765 577879 Mob: 07765 577879

Directions to clubs/grounds and captains' contact details are in the match day handbook.

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Old Albanians Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

www.oldalbanians.play-cricket.com

Woollam Playing Fields, 160 Harpenden Road, St Albans, AL3 6BB Simon Bates simonhbates@hotmail.com Karl Turner karlturner@btinternet.com David Goodier davidgoodier@hotmail.com Simon Wakeling simonewakeling@hotmail.com

Tel: 01727 864476 Mob: 07720 383600 Mob: 07595 952720 Mob: 07796 551657 Mob: 07947 510869

Old Camdenians

https://oldcamdenians.play-cricket.com/home

Old Cholmeleians

www.oldcholms.com

Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures

Camden Playing Fields, Burtonhole Close, Mill Hill, London, NW7 1AN Ian Salter i.salter@me.com Harry Gravett hgravett93@gmail.com Contact Hendon Wood Lane, off Totteridge Lane, Mill Hill, London, NW7 4HR John Zani jzani@btinternet.com Daniel Stevens daniel@williamhstevens.co.uk Daniel Stevens daniel@williamhstevens.co.uk

Tel: 020 8103 0088 Mob: 07515 386595 Mob: 07878 433623

Mob: 07710 271767 Mob: 07974 784262 Mob: 07974 784262

Old Eastcotians Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

King George V Playing Fields, Chaffinch Lane, WD18 9QD Rod Stone rod.stone@blueyonder.co.uk Contact Contact Kumarasamy Surenthar k_surenthar@yahoo.com

Mob: 07946 270491 Mob: 07854 173004

Old Elizabethans Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

www.oeccbarnet.co.uk

Gypsy Corner, Mays Lane (Barnet Gate Lane end), Barnet, EN5 2AG Nav Parkar nav.parkar@gmail.com Jonathan Mackman jsmackman@btinternet.com Matt Holland mattholland86@icloud.com Steve Michelin smich1@btopenworld.com

Old Finchleians

oldfinchleians.play-cricket.com

Ground 12 Southover, Woodside Park, London, N12 7JE Contact John Bowra john.bowra@dwp.gov.uk Secretary Ben Howard benjamincharleshoward@gmail.com Fixtures Juniors Nikunj Depala

Tel: 0208 488 3489 Mob: 07747 734920 Mob: 07947 497214 Mob: 0+44 698007

Old Haberdashers Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures

Croxdale Road, Off Theobald Street, Borehamwood, WD6 4PY Lewis Jenkins lewisjenkins038@gmail.com Robert Clarke robertc.clarke@btopenworld.com Pavan Surepeddi pavan_surepeddi@hotmail.com

Old Minchendenians Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Pinner Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

oldhabscricketclub.co.uk Mob: 07766 257966 Mob: 07710 812823

www.oldminchendenians.org.uk

Bramley Road, Southgate, London, N14 4HL Marc Wetherill marc@capitalarchitecturaldesign.com Contact Shahid Khan fixture@oldminchendenians.org.uk Prasad Mantrala prasad.mantrala@gmail.com

Old Owens Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Mob: 07795 277882 Mob: 07984 791309 Mob: 07718 986327 Mob: 07729 956274

Tel: 020 8449 1661 Mob: 07917 865403

Mob: 07787 413467 Mob: 07834 956 883

oldowens.play-cricket.com

Old Owens Sports Ground, Coopers Lane, Potters Bar, EN6 4NE Ralph Lane ralph.lane2@googlemail.com Shaun Flook shaunflook@aol.com Tim Lane tim9lane@gmail.com Tim Lane tim9lane@gmail.com

Tel: 01707 644211 Mob: 07515 776344 Mob: 07718 050587 Mob: 07977 998502 Mob: 07977 998502

https://pinnercc.hitssports.com/

Montesole Playing Fields, Montesole Court, HA5 3SA Simon Pilsbury simonpilsbury@hotmail.co.uk Emma Langan tinks_6@yahoo.co.uk Lisa Noel ljnoel66@gmail.com Nadeem Aslam nadeemuaslam@gmail.com

Mob: 07720 769206 Mob: 07525 440813 Mob: 07984 862811 Mob: 07990 561634 75

Potten End Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Potters Bar Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Mob: 07966 788783 Mob: 07768 425832 Mob: 07462 149895

www.pitchero.com/clubs/pottersbarcc

The Walk, Potters Bar, Herts, EN6 1QN Mark Shepherd markshepherd01@aol.com Dave Pett dave@rivprint.com Contact Michael Palmer mike.palmer20@ntlworld.com

Potton Town Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

www.pottenendcc.org.uk

Homefield, Plough Lane, Potten End, HP4 2QX paul dyde pottenendcc@gmail.com Contact Derek Gower Derek.j.gower@gmail.com Callum McCarthy clmmcrthy@gmail.com

Tel: 01707 654801 Mob: 0777 222 4390 Mob: 07795 954979 Mob: 07880 508289

pottontown.play-cricket.com

The Hutchinson Hollow, Biggleswade Road, Potton, Beds, SG19 2LX Sean Stevens sean@np-it.co.uk Giles Carter cargil1@outlook.com Contact Sean Stevens sean@np-it.co.uk

Preston Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Radlett Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Reed

Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Mob: 07887 426654 Tel: 01923 856348

Mob: 07598 939903

www.redbourncricketclub.uk

The Pavilion, North Common Road, Redbourn, AL3 7DB Jon Fleming jfleming@ruffer.co.uk Stuart Barker Secretary@redbourncricketclub.uk Contact Dave Irwin juniors@redbourncricketclub.uk

Tel: 01582 793949 Mob: 07789 716777 Mob: 07449 753993 Mob: 07747 828816

www.reedcricketclub.co.uk

Village Green, Blacksmith Lane, Reed, Royston, Herts, SG8 8AX Michael Robertson mike_robertson@live.co.uk Peter Wholley pwholley@hotmail.com Matthew Giblin matt.giblin12@hotmail.com Hannah Heslam hannahheslam@gmail.com

Tel: 01763 848925 Mob: 07946 276057 Mob: 07088 872440 Mob: 07786 513621 Mob: 07793 025001

www.rickmansworthcc.co.uk

Park Road, Rickmansworth, Herts, WD3 1HU Stefan Maggi smaggi71@gmail.com Richard Harwood Richard.Harwood@daviesandpartners.com Paul Blackwell paul.blackwell23@btinternet.com Paul Blackwell paul.blackwell23@btinternet.com

Royal Herts Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Mob: 07795 054537 Mob: 07773 336171

www.radlettcc.com

Cobden Hill, Watling Street, Radlett, Herts, WD7 7JN Doreen Browne doreenb@ntlworld.com Colin Warne colwarne@gmail.com Contact radlettcricketclubjuniors@gmail.com

Rickmansworth Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Mob: 07725 974334

prestoncricketclub.co.uk

Preston Recreation Ground, Hitchin Road, Preston, nr Hitchin, SG4 7TZ Matthew Burleigh mrb1@le.ac.uk David Norman d.norman@srm.com Contact Gillan Ide Idegillan@hotmail.com

Redbourn

Tel: 7836620802 Mob: 07725 974334

Tel: 01923 445040 Mob: 07974 350389 Mob: 07761 015164 Mob: 07793 294774 Mob: 07793 294774

www.royalhertscc.co.uk

Greenwood Park, Tippendell Lane, Chiswell Green, St Albans AL2 3HW Rajesh jakkappagol raj@royalhertscc.co.uk Contact Bhagya Jakkappagol fixtures@royalhertscc.co.uk Rajesh jakkappagol raj@royalhertscc.co.uk

Mob: 07306 658098 Mob: 07306 658098 Mob: 07306 658098

Directions to clubs/grounds and captains' contact details are in the match day handbook.

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Sandridge Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

www.sandridge.play-cricket.com

Spencer Meadow, Rear of High Street, Sandridge, AL4 9DD Peter Camm peter.camm64@gmail.com John Murphy johnmurphy01@hotmail.co.uk Tom Evans 0 Kevin Murphy krd_murphy@hotmail.com

Mob: 07948 642736 Mob: 07881 505265 Mob: 07542 957365 Mob: 07805 262150

Sawbridgeworth

www.sawbridgeworth-cricket.uk

Shenley Village

shenleycc.hitscricket.com

Ground Town Fields, Springhall Road, Sawbridgeworth, Herts, CM21 9AN Contact Steve Ashman ashman118@hotmail.co.uk Secretary Fixtures Richard M White fixtures@sawbridgeworth-cricket.uk Juniors Alison Taylor colts@sawbridgeworth-cricket.uk Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Tel: 01279 722865 Mob: 07983 467157

Shenley Cricket Centre, Shenley Park, Radlett Lane, Shenley, WD7 9DW George White whiteg27@hotmail.com Chris Stanley chris.stanley04@gmail.com Ciaran Woodcock ciaran@woodcock-family.com George White whiteg27@hotmail.com

Tel: 01923 857986 Mob: 07968 349933 Mob: 07774 796037 Mob: 07792 654439 Mob: 07968 349933

Southgate Adelaide

www.southgateadelaidecc.co.uk

Southgate Compton

www.southgatecompton.com

Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Walker Cricket Ground, Waterfall Road, Southgate, London, N14 7JZ Tel: 020 8886 8381 Richard Ellwood richarde11w00d@aol.com Ivan Ninkovic theadderscricket@gmail.com Mob: 07939 144168 Ivan Ninkovic theadderscricket@gmail.com Richard Ellwood richarde11w00d@aol.com Hadley Field, Chalk Lane, Cockfosters, EN4 9JG Pratik Shah pratikshah15@hotmail.com Graham Driffill gray2804@aol.com Contact Graham Driffill gray2804@aol.com

Tel: 020 8440 2322 Mob: 07894 336128 Mob: 07734 410605 Mob: 07734 410605

St Albans Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Clarence Park, Clarence Road, St Albans, Herts, AL1 4NF Matt Howeson matt@hitssports.com John Rudlin john.rudlin@hotmail.co.uk Hugo Thomas hugo.thomas@btinternet.com John Rudlin john.rudlin@hotmail.co.uk

St Margaretsbury Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

The Recreation Ground, Station Road, Stanstead Abbotts, SG12 8EH Jolyon Griffiths jolyon.griffiths@talk21.com Steve Ansell chairman@stmcc.org.uk Mark Bailey blymark@outlook.com Richard Aston richardaston77@hotmail.co.uk

Stevenage Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Tewin Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures

www.stalbanscc.com Tel: 01727 850388 Mob: 04478 704237 Mob: 07557 002311 Mob: 07774 716871 Mob: 07557 002311

www.stmcc.org.uk Tel: 01920 870473 Mob: 07906 065355 Mob: 07909 784912 Mob: 07771 514112 Mob: 07814 867521

www.stevenagecricketclub.co.uk

Ditchmore Lane, Stevenage Old Town, SG1 3LJ Martin Nevill manevill@btinternet.com Richard Burling clubadmin@stevenagecricketclub.co.uk Steve Cooke s-cooke@ntlworld.com Darren Wilkinson darren.wilkinson1@outlook.com Upper Green, Tewin, Herts, AL6 0LX Ryan Stannard ryanstannard@hotmail.com Contact Will Pickworth wjspickworth@gmail.com

Tel: 01438 351075 Mob: 07866 093884 Mob: 07885 288296 Mob: 07910 034140 Mob: 07392 310624

http://crowdcomms.com/Tewin Mob: 07940 569055

Directions to clubs/grounds and captains' contact details are in the match day handbook.

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Totteridge Millhillians

www.totteridgemillhillians.com

Tring Park

https://www.tringcricket.co.uk

Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Ware

Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Totteridge Green, London, N20 8PB Matt Fletcher vicechair@tmcc.london Wyn Bowen secretary@tmcc.london Paul Weatherley paulweatherley@rocketmail.com Wyn Bowen secretary@tmcc.london

Tring Park Cricket Club, London Road, Tring, HP23 6HA Andrew Grout chairman@tringcricket.co.uk Mob: 07947 101309 Simon Wastling secretary@tringcricket.co.uk Gareth Darby ixtures@tringcricket.co.uk Lizzie Cooper juniors@tringcricket.co.uk

Mob: 07802 897994

www.watfordtowncricketclub,com Mob: 07901 000495 Mob: 07951 069013 Mob: 07956 505749

pitchero.com/clubs/wattonatstone

The Meadow, Watton-at-Stone, Herts, SG14 3SF Brad Williams bradtherat63@gmail.com Rob Atkin atkin.robert29@gmail.com Wilf Emsley wilf_emsley@msn.com Ryan Ansell r.ansell24@hotmail.com

Welwyn Garden City Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Tel: 01279 842233 Mob: 07824 612869 Mob: 07922 025874

Woodside, Horseshoe Lane, Garston, Watford, WD25 7HH Andrew Canning canning199@btinternet.com Contact Adrian Constable adrian.constable27@gmail.com Si Sampat belindasi88@gmail.com

Watton-at-Stone Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

www.warecricket.com

The Pavilion, Bell Lane, Widford, Ware, SG12 8SH Steve Risby sjrisby@outlook.com Simon Pattison jspattison@ntlworld.com Hugh Andrews Hugh.Andrews@ntlworld.com Andy Milton Milton_Andy@hotmail.com

Watford Town Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Tel: 020 8445 5331 Mob: 07828 953755 Mob: 07712 051032 Mob: 07393 988333 Mob: 07712 051032

Mob: 07801 790915 Mob: 07593 370999 Mob: 07904 933818 Mob: 07792 144502

www.wgccc.hitssports.com

Digswell Park, Knightsfield, Welwyn Garden City, Herts, AL8 7NQ Anne Vine anne@umpire.com Contact Christopher Price chrisprice700@gmail.com Russell Haggar russell@haggar.org

West Herts Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

www.westhertscc.co.uk

Park Drive, off Damask Green Road, Weston, SG4 7BY Paul Snowdon-Lane henrysnowdon@hotmail.co.uk Patrick Bennett p_b_1@hotmail.co.uk Will Pugh mrwillpugh@googlemail.com Paul Snowdon-Lane henrysnowdon@hotmail.co.uk

Wheathampstead Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Mob: 07961 808766 Mob: 07889 607855

Park Avenue - 1st & 2nd XI, 8 Park Avenue, Watford, Herts, WD18 7HP Craig Sanders nedfest99@hotmail.com Richard Mason richardmasonwhcc@gmail.com Richard Mason richardmasonwhcc@gmail.com Gulfraz Riaz griaz@live.co.uk

Weston Ground Contact Secretary Fixtures Juniors

Tel: 01707 327354 Mob: 07599 917078

Tel: 07562 074982 Mob: 07866 623466 Mob: 07491 834644 Mob: 07491 834644 Mob: 07968 443546

https://westonhertscc.co.uk/ Tel: 01462 790220 Mob: 07999 725894 Mob: 07718 905688 Mob: 07912 318503 Mob: 07999 725894

www.wheathampsteadcc.hitscricket.com

Nomansland Common, Wheathampstead, Herts, AL4 8EL Keith Martin kamw20@hotmail.com Nick Martin nickmartin_9@hotmail.co.uk Chris Martin krusmartin@hotmail.co.uk Roger Johnson wheathampsteadcricket@gmail.com

Mob: 07502 117441 Mob: 07903 696688 Mob: 07725 530615 Mob: 07918 688590

Directions to clubs/grounds and captains' contact details are in the match day handbook.

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2022 season review Page

Secretary's report 80 League tables 84 Diary of the season 89 The play-offs 110 Honours boards 111 Presentation photos 112 T20 cup competitions 114 T20 Trophy Finals 116 Two Legends hand over 117 Player averages 118

Photo courtesy of Paul Williams, Hertford CC 79

Secretary's Report 2022

As delivered to the AGM, February 2023

I began last year’s report by hoping for a normal season in 2022 after the ‘Covid years’. We hoped that there would be no recurrence of the virus and no Covid cancellations so that our hankering for bygone days would be rewarded by cricket as we knew it. Well, to an extent that was the case but things are not always normal and we have to adapt. Primarily we had to adapt to the hottest and driest summer since the fabled 1976 season. Outfields resembled the desert scenes from the opening credits of Better Call Saul as the temperature hit an unprecedented 40 degrees, pitches required enough water to float a battleship and groundsmen had to contend with unique conditions. That they, mostly, managed was a testament to their resilience and commitment. More of that later.

We also had to, again for the first time I think, allow matches to start earlier or to be cancelled if, for health reasons, the match conditions might be too onerous for some. It will be interesting to see how some outfields recover for the coming season. Watering them during the drought would have been, for many clubs, either impossible or unaffordable.

Congratulations to the winners and those who achieved promotion. Commiserations to those going the other way, but always remember that a new season brings fresh hopes and enthusiasms.

There may be a problem looming about the quality of the grounds we play on. Generally, the standards at the top of the league are very good. The established clubs have the facilities, the equipment, the groundsmen and finance to do what is necessary to maintain their grounds even in the most trying of conditions.

That cannot always be said further down the structure. For the first time in my committee life, we had to suspend a team’s membership of the league due to the condition of their pitch. A match at Bushey in division 2a was abandoned by panel umpires because the pitch was dangerous. Both their first and second teams were withdrawn from their respective divisions and their third eleven was only allowed to play friendlies. This very difficult decision was taken by the committee as the facilities standards required by our constitution had not been met. The story has a happier outcome in that the club, with the help and advice of our pitch inspector, and the input of a local club’s groundsman undertook an extensive renovation of the square. Our committee’s inspection of the facility in October led to their re-admittance to the league albeit with a relegation. There is a more general point to this story and that is that many clubs rely on volunteer help to maintain their surfaces and that help is often from the older club members with time on their hands and enthusiasm to push them along. That may not always be so and there seems to be a lack of younger qualified groundsmen around that clubs can afford. The same problem exists in Council run grounds. Councils, starved of cash, Richard Bayliss’s report on the season in are less likely to want to employ experienced the handbook contains the details of what cricket groundsmen when the time and money happened on the pitch so I shall confine myself that they require can be more economically to recording the fact that Potters Bar won the used elsewhere in their grounds maintenance Premier division. Radlett, who they pipped by departments. Add to that, the fact that in my a whisker to that title, aided by some out of local area in the last ten years three established character wet weather, got their revenge in cricket grounds are no longer used for cricket the play-off final. The ‘Bar’ won the Premier and for 2023 two of our member clubs have T/20 and Old Owens replaced Hoddesdon in been thrown off their established grounds, so the Premier. The Sunday T/20 winners were you can see that there may be a problem in Watford Town and the plate Old Elizabethans. finding suitable facilities to stage league cricket 80

in the future. I cannot see any new cricket grounds appearing any time soon either. I offer no solutions to this problem save to remind clubs that they should never take for granted that their ground will be there for ever and you should do all that you can to preserve and maintain the standards of grounds that we have.

On that point we have also had to contact a few clubs who, in playing terms, are on the up. Our facilities requirements mandate that the higher a club rises up our structure the better its playing facilities need to be. We

An encouraging turn-out at the Dennis/Sisis seminar, at St Albans School, attended by around 200 groundsmen and organised by the Herts Grounds Ass'n; see page 19

have not always, in the past, given appropriate warnings that further progress may not be available if facilities do not match the level of cricket played. In the premier division the requirements come down to us from the ECB and are part of their requirements for receiving the grant money. Below that we rely on clause three of our constitution. Clubs will be reminded of this part of our rules. We cannot keep an eye on all of you all of the time so please acquaint (reacquaint) yourselves of that clause and strive to keep up with the standards required.

There are grant monies available from various bodies and organisations and details are available in the handbook and through County associations.

Last season also saw the most concessions we have ever had arising out of lack of player availability. After 2020 and 2021 most of us suspected that there would be a return to normality and players would champ at the bit to get back on the field. That wasn’t the case sadly and many teams failed to meet their playing obligations. Whether the lockdowns gave players an introduction to other forms of

leisure activity or whether cancelled weddings, stag do’s, delayed holidays or pop concerts interrupted the normal life of an amateur cricketer we cannot say but the evidence was plain to see. As a league we have an obligation to ensure that our clubs have regular weekend cricket and if some clubs overreach their playing capabilities their opponents suffer.

We took a number of teams out of the 2023 structure as a result and one or two clubs objected strongly to not being included. We hope to introduce a ‘Friendly’ division for 2023 to allow clubs, where availability allows teams to play some weeks but not others, to get cricket in and will seek to tighten our rules relating to removing sides when there are availability problems.

There may be another way of dealing with the problem of availability and that is the possibility of using Sundays for league matches. We allowed this in the regional structure during Covid restrictions and continued the policy in 2022. That not many clubs availed themselves of this option should not, I believe, close our eyes to its potential. We have become used to the fact that league cricket is played on Saturdays, it is true, but playing some matches on Sundays has the potential to tick a few boxes. Sunday cricket has died out for a lot of clubs over the last twenty or thirty years so playing the odd league match on a Sunday would help to increase use of grounds and push up income. It would also help potential players who have to work on Saturdays to enjoy the cut and thrust of league cricket. My earlier remarks about the problem of the lack of availability of suitable grounds on Saturdays could also be partly solved if established grounds were used for Sunday league matches. I accept that clubs often have to commit to regular payments for additional grounds on Saturdays and there are weather considerations, but I really do believe that flexibility is the key here. The committee will look at the possibilities going forward but it would help if clubs discussed this internally and offered suggestions. This is not unrelated to the campaign, launched last season by Ben Wilson of Bayford and Hertford Nondescripts CC, ‘Save Village Cricket’ . Their own problems with finding enough players are symptomatic of the problems many clubs faced last season and some of our committee met with Ben and Dominic Chatfield of the County Association to see if we could help. Their club’s problem 81

is mirrored by many of those who cancelled elsewhere in the league last season. We all have to look at the causes and, again, flexibility may be part of the answer. The type of game we play, the distances we have to travel to play that game and the amount of red tape with which all clubs now have to comply may prevent the ‘waverer’ from becoming involved.

A quiet life elsewhere may be preferable.

Two other problems reared their ugly heads last season. The first problem concerned the

question of discipline, or rather the lack of it, on the field and will be dealt with in a special article on the subject in the handbook. But I cannot let this report pass without referring to it here. I shall not name the people, or the clubs concerned because that is not the point. The point is that misbehaviour on the field should not be tolerated and whilst we might disagree over the level of that behaviour, we must all agree that seriously bad behaviour deserves a swift and commensurate action. Thirty-six pages of discipline rules at Premier level hit my in-box from the ECB before Christmas and another 11 pages for cricket at a lower level accompanied them. But whatever those rules say, nothing can excuse racism, threats of violence, drinking on the field and during play and the use of recreational drugs on or off the field. One player has been banned for two years and others will be if they transgress again. In addition, one club was demoted. All of this is unacceptable. It shouldn’t be beyond the wit of man to impose, within clubs, a code of conduct that prevents such things happening or if they do, to remove those players from membership.

I fully accept that a ban for a level one offence, for example, questioning an umpire’s eyesight or hearing, should not result in such action 82

but the offences mentioned above will not be tolerated. This is especially the case with racism. Last year I reported the issues raised

by Azeem Rafiq and those issues are still with us. The hearing into the matter is due to be held in the Spring, in public, but already its efficacy is likely to be questioned as four of those accused of racism are refusing to take part. Whilst that is not our league’s concern its implications are. Our committee have all had to take part in an ECB online training course in Equality, Diversity and Inclusion. We all need to be aware of this elephant in our room and, as I said in 2021’s report, be mindful of the views of others in this area.

The second problem related to our policy of not allowing players to be paid for playing below the level of the championship. Again, I do not propose to name those involved, but it is the principle again that is important. Whilst we had ‘evidence’ that a particular player had received payment for playing, the club and the player denied it. We have no power to obtain bank statements, HMRC records nor take sworn statements from those involved nor can we demand the production of the brown paper bag. So, we were stuck. Proving transgression is difficult but the principle of the rule is still important, and should we ever be able to prove a breach of that rule we will not hesitate to take action which may include expelling the club from the league.

I realise that this report has descended into the realms of criticism and dismay at some of last season’s goings on and wish to stress that most of what is in our garden is still rosy.

We have the vast majority of the games proceeding in an uneventful manner with good humour, competitive cricket and plenty of bon homie. We have the support of the best and perhaps longest serving sponsor a league could ever wish for in the Saracens Foundation with additional sponsorship for our cup competitions from Readers. As a result of that our finances are sound. Our umpiring panel is envied by many other leagues for its breadth of coverage

and the standards to which it adheres. Their numbers may have fallen slightly last season, which may be a hangover from Covid and anno domini, but we are trying to address this. Our committee works tirelessly to uphold our principles and I hope our administration from its dedicated volunteers is, whilst not always faultless, honest and committed. The increasing bureaucracy with which we are bombarded from above sometimes irritates but we cope and smile.

I must also mention Richard Bayliss, our handbook editor, and my predecessor as secretary (what a glutton for punishment!) who does a brilliant job, not only in putting together a wonderful book but also in producing his own entertaining and thorough diary of the season.

We have people across the country asking for copies for their cricket collection and I wonder whether there is anybody out there who has all the copies from 1994?

So with ‘Bazball’, the England’s men’s team holding both world limited overs titles, and Australia coming over in the summer there is a lot to look forward to. We should embrace that and make sure that we enjoy our league and cup cricket to the full and always try to see the others’ point of view over a beer or three afterwards. We are not always right!

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More well attended meetings - the Captains meeting, April 2022 and the online AGM, February 2023

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Premier Division

League Tables 2022

P W D T L NR Bat Bwl Pen Tot

Potters Bar Radlett Harpenden Totteridge Millhillians North Mymms West Herts Bishop's Stortford Welwyn Garden City Hertford Hoddesdon

18 12 18 13 18 8 18 8 18 7 18 5 18 7 18 6 18 5 18 5

Championship

P W D T LNR Bat Bwl Pen Tot

Division One

P W T L NR Bat Bwl Pen Tot

Old Owens 18 14 Shenley Village 18 10 Flitwick 18 9 Hemel Hempstead Town 18 9 Broxbourne 18 8 Reed 18 8 Preston 18 7 Dunstable 18 6 Hitchin 18 6 Luton Town & Indians 18 4

St Albans 18 Redbourn 18 Leverstock Green 18 St Margaretsbury 18 Ampthill Town 18 Sawbridgeworth 18 Letchworth Garden City 18 Langleybury 18 Harpenden II 18 Old Albanian 18

Division 2 A

13 13 12 12 10 9 7 6 7 0

1 0 3 0 0 2 1 0 6 1 0 8 1 0 9 3 0 9 0 0 11 0 0 7 2 0 10 1 0 11

2 3 3 1 1 1 0 5 1 1

1 0 3 1 0 7 1 0 8 4 0 5 1 0 9 0 0 10 1 0 9 3 0 9 2 0 10 2 0 11

0 5 0 5 0 6 0 6 0 8 0 9 1 10 1 11 0 11 0 18

0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

28 18 51 49 37 58 33 38 39 39

7 25 24 23 26 23 32 40 31 23

31 29 42 24 44 50 51 66 67 52

20 405 14 403 35 325 31 298 41 267 48 257 26 249 26 232 40 227 39 214

14 417 28 -5 319 32 312 32 308 30 283 37 -5 270 36 264 44 -5 249 37 245 45 -5 186

35 33 -5 34 -15 28 53 49 64 79 -5 67 -7 83 -11

456 447 421 412 397 369 345 340 337 124

P W T L NR Bat Bwl Pen Tot

Chorleywood Old Elizabethans Stevenage Abbots Langley Berkhamsted Watford Town Ickleford Holtwhites Trinibis Hoddesdon II

16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16

13 12 11 10 10 5 5 4 2

Division 2 B

P W T L NR Bat Bwl Pen Tot

Division 3 A

P W T L NR Bat Bwl Pen Tot

Radlett II 18 16 Lutonian 18 16 Northwood 18 12 Kings Langley 18 10 Potters Bar II 18 7 Flitwick II 18 7 Eversholt 18 6 Hertford II 18 5 Letchworth Garden City II18 6 Northchurch 18 3

0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 6 0 11 0 11 0 12 0 14

0 2 2 0 1 5 0 8 0 11 0 11 1 11 0 13 0 12 0 15

West Herts II 18 15 0 2 Knebworth Park 18 14 0 4 Totteridge Millhillians II 18 9 0 9 Allenburys & County Hall 18 8 0 9 North Enfield 18 7 0 11 Potton Town 18 7 0 11 Rickmansworth 18 7 0 10 Chipperfield Clarendon 18 7 0 11 Datchworth 18 7 0 11 Dunstable II 18 7 0 10 84

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1

19 9 17 14 12 32 29 37 56

9 0 20 17 42 49 46 63 35 69

5 22 27 43 61 47 50 48 38 38

26 27 39 40 35 -5 81 -15 78 -15 74 -13 80

17 -10 0 -25 35 41 70 62 74 -5 92 -11 77 97

13 33 53 -10 46 68 -5 71 53 -5 71 -5 79 -5 62 -5

435 396 386 354 342 248 242 218 196

496 495 435 358 322 321 315 294 292 256

478 475 340 339 334 328 324 324 322 315

Division 3 B

P W T L NR Bat Bwl Pen Tot

Old Finchleians Hemel Hempstead II Wheathampstead London Colney Cockfosters Welwyn Garden City II Reed II Sandridge Parkfield & Headstone Bayford & Hertford

18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18

15 13 11 11 9 8 8 7 3 1

1 1 1 4 1 6 0 6 0 9 1 9 0 9 0 11 0 14 0 17

Division 4 A

P W T L NR Bat BwlPen Tot

Bishop's Stortford II 18 16 0 2 Tewin 18 14 0 4 Northwood Town 18 9 0 8 Old Haberdashers 18 10 0 8 Hitchin II 18 8 0 10 Hatfield & Crusaders 18 8 0 10 Cheshunt Rosedale 18 7 1 10 Southgate Adelaide 18 6 0 11 Watford Town II 18 5 1 12 Luton Town & Indians II 18 5 0 13

Division 4 B

Chorleywood II St Albans II Hatfield Hyde Redbourn II Shenley Village II Harpenden III Stevenage II Holtwhites Trinibis II Ampthill Town II Langleybury II

Division 5 A

Old Camdenians Radlett III Northampton Exiles Broxbourne II Preston II Bentley Heath North Mymms II Leverstock Green II Frogmore Hertford III

Division 5 B

1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0

0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

7 16 19 15 32 42 39 43 50 60

10 21 37 24 43 39 36 52 48 31

10 -5 17 37 -5 39 68 -10 53 -10 45 52 -5 71 -50 91 -20

8 17 -15 63 46 -5 68 63 -10 74 -15 74 -10 74 -10 83

492 443 401 394 360 345 334 300 171 161

498 443 380 365 351 332 325 311 282 264

P W T L NR Bat Bwl Pen Tot

18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18

16 15 15 10 9 7 4 5 5 1

0 2 0 3 0 3 0 7 0 8 0 11 0 12 0 13 0 11 0 17

0 0 0 1 1 0 2 0 2 0

2 14 5 29 30 49 64 45 23 44

20 -5 25 -5 13 -5 46 -5 45 -5 50 -5 74 72 -5 57 -20 97 -35

497 484 463 380 350 304 278 262 230 136

P W T L NR Bat Bwl Pen Tot

18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18

16 12 11 10 9 7 9 7 6 3

0 2 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 9 0 11 0 9 0 11 0 12 0 15

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

14 16 34 28 32 50 23 40 26 61

6 48 -10 46 -15 43 50 -5 88 -10 55 -15 67 -15 72 -10 84 -20

500 414 395 371 347 338 333 302 268 220

P W T L NR Bat Bwl Pen Tot

Mill Hill Village Potten End Clifton Flamstead Old Albanians II Baldock Boxmoor Sawbridgeworth II Ickleford II Hertingfordbury

18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18

13 12 12 11 10 9 8 7 4 3

0 5 0 6 0 5 0 7 0 8 0 9 0 9 0 11 0 14 0 15

Division 6 A

P W T L NR Bat Bwl Pen Tot

Old Owens II 16 13 1 2 Northwood II 16 12 0 4 Berkhamsted II 16 12 0 4 Watton-at-Stone 16 6 0 10 Hemel Hempstead Town III 16 5 0 11 Knebworth Park II 16 6 0 10 Letchworth Garden City III 16 5 1 10 Welwyn Garden City III 16 5 0 11 Radlett IV 16 7 0 9

0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10 20 9 22 17 48 32 36 43 37

14 16 12 49 66 37 45 31 22

45 -15 46 32 44 -5 57 -15 58 -20 56 -10 75 -5 103 81 -50

18 -5 27 30 -5 74 81 -10 59 56 70 39 -25

430 426 411 391 359 356 328 316 266 158

437 403 397 303 287 276 271 251 246

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Division 6B

P W T L NR Bat Bwl Pen Tot

Botany Bay 18 Greenwood Park 18 Rickmansworth II 18 Old Finchleians II 18 Old Elizabethans II 18 Hatfield & Crusaders II 18 Potters Bar III 18 Cheshunt Rosedale II 18 Bovingdon 18 Luton Town & Indians III 18

Division 7A

17 12 11 11 9 8 8 7 4 2

0 1 0 6 0 7 0 7 0 9 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 14 0 15

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1

3 18 25 17 42 28 13 34 42 51

6 -10 50 -5 46 -5 47 57 -10 72 75 72 -10 78 -10 98 -25

509 423 396 394 359 340 328 316 230 194

P W T LNR Bat BwlPen Tot

Lutonian II Abbots Langley II Weston Stevenage III St Margaretsbury II Flitwick III Northwood Town II Old Cholmeleians Ware Datchworth II

18 15 0 3 18 13 0 5 18 13 0 5 18 9 0 9 18 8 1 9 18 9 0 9 18 7 0 11 18 5 1 12 18 5 0 13 18 5 0 13

Division 7B

P W T L NR Bat Bwl Pen Tot

Division 8A

P W T L NR Bat Bwl Pen Tot

Division 8B

P W T L NR Bat Bwl Pen Tot

Division 9A

P W T LNR Bat BwlPen Tot

*Little Berkhamsted Sahibs 17 Southgate Adelaide II 18 West Herts III 18 Hatch End 18 Harpenden Dolphins 17 Shenley Village III 18 Northampton Exiles II 18 Northchurch II 18 Allenburys & County Hall II18 Cockfosters II 18 *Demoted

14 13 13 11 10 7 7 6 5 3

Pinner 18 15 Aldenham 18 14 Watford Town III 18 12 Old Minchendenians 18 12 St Albans III 18 10 Wheathampstead II 18 8 Hitchin III 18 5 Chipperfield Clarendon II18 5 Old Cholmeleians II 18 4 Offley & Stopsley 18 4

Mill Hill Village II 18 Redbourn III 18 Bentley Heath II 18 Kings Langley II 18 Harpenden IV 18 Old Albanians III 18 Boxmoor II 18 Dunstable III 18 Totteridge Millhillians III 18 Langleybury III 18

Hemel Hempstead Town IV 18 Bamville 18 Southgate Compton 18 Hatfield Hyde II 18 Great Gaddesden 18 Hoddesdon III 18 Sandridge II 18 Luton Town & Indians IV18 Baldock II 18 Hertford IV 18 86

15 12 11 11 10 8 8 7 6 1

15 14 13 13 12 7 5 6 2 3

0 3 0 5 0 5 0 7 0 7 0 11 0 11 0 12 0 13 0 15

0 3 0 4 0 6 1 5 1 7 0 10 0 13 0 13 0 14 0 14

0 3 0 6 0 7 0 7 0 8 0 10 0 9 0 11 0 11 0 17

0 3 0 4 0 5 0 5 0 6 0 11 0 13 0 12 0 16 0 15

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

16 23 34 49 54 47 67 65 69 53

10 20 20 16 23 62 53 52 52 84

6 14 23 15 24 42 74 33 48 64

24 39 43 44 41 47 33 64 69 68

20 26 19 30 26 50 59 49 75 56

18 -5 37 -5 20 63 65 59 61 -5 86 88 81

19 35 34 33 -10 43 63 60 74 68 -10 84

24 34 46 26 -15 51 56 83 -5 81 94 60 -20

20 -5 40 47 38 -10 60 71 -5 62 57 71 -5 86 -30

19 28 34 27 -5 35 -10 57 78 64 -20 77 80 -20

479 445 444 382 379 376 333 321 307 284

449 445 444 369 366 335 323 306 260 258

480 468 429 406 395 338 302 264 262 224

489 439 420 402 401 353 345 331 325 154

489 474 443 442 411 317 287 273 212 206

Division 9B

Preston III Pinner II Cheshunt Rosedale III Stevenage IV Reed III Flamstead II Leverstock Green III London Colney II Knebworth Park III

P W T L NR Bat Bwl Pen Tot

16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16

12 11 11 10 8 7 8 4 1

0 4 0 5 0 5 0 6 0 8 0 9 0 8 0 12 0 15

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

17 24 23 27 34 54 25 77 62

25 35 29 38 47 -10 51 -5 47 -10 62 74 -10

Division 10 North P W T L NR Bat Bwl P Tot Markyate 18 17 Tewin II 18 13 Preston IV 18 10 Harpenden V 18 10 Hitchin IV 18 8 Datchworth III 18 8 Ickleford III 18 7 Stevenage V 18 6 Redbourn IV 18 6 Letchworth Garden City IV 18 5

0 1 0 5 0 8 0 8 0 10 0 10 0 11 0 12 0 12 0 13

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

5 25 28 34 50 39 40 33 54 65

10 -60 465 42 -5 452 54 382 43 377 57 -5 342 46 325 69 319 88 301 60 294 60 -5 270

Division 10 South P W T L NR Bat Bwl P Tot North Enfield II 18 15 0 3 Old Haberdashers II 18 14 1 3 Mill Hill Village III 18 11 0 7 Old Elizabethans III 18 9 0 9 Parkfield & Headstone II1810 0 8 Botany Bay II 18 8 1 9 Letchmore 18 7 0 11 Holtwhites Trinibis III 17 5 0 12 Potters Bar IV 18 7 0 11 Southgate Adelaide III 18 2 0 16

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

18 15 483 12 22 474 39 40 409 55 64 389 44 49 -15 378 50 48 358 62 42 314 70 75 295 46 45 301 62 104 -5 221

Division 10 East P W T L NR Bat Bwl P Tot Broxbourne III 17 15 St Albans IV 17 15 Abbots Langley III 16 10 Shenley Village IV 16 7 St Margaretsbury III 18 7 Hatfield Hyde III 17 6 Welwyn Garden City IV18 6 Bayford & Hertford II 16 6 Old Albanians IV 15 4 Hoddesdon IV 18 0

0 1 0 2 0 5 0 8 0 10 0 11 0 11 0 10 0 10 0 18

1 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0

9 11 26 44 52 45 58 46 39 37

4 -5 468 13 -10 464 26 362 47 311 35 -5 302 58 283 42 290 38 -25 239 51 -10 210 55 -70 22

Division 10 West P W T L NR Bat Bwl P Tot West Herts IV Berkhamsted III Northwood III Chorleywood III Old Eastcotians Rickmansworth III Watford Town IV Berkhamsted IV Northwood Town III Potten End II

17 13 17 13 18 13 18 10 18 11 18 9 18 5 17 5 18 4 18 3

Division 11 South

P W T L NR Bat Bwl P Tot

West Herts V 17 13 Old Camdenians II 18 12 Rickmansworth IV 18 12 Chorleywood IV 17 10 Pinner III 18 11 Northwood IV 18 10 Chipperfield Clarendon III18 9 Hatch End II 17 6 Boxmoor III 18 3 Leverstock Green IV 18 1

0 4 0 4 0 5 0 7 0 7 0 9 0 12 0 12 0 14 0 15

0 4 0 6 0 6 0 7 0 7 0 8 0 9 0 11 0 15 0 17

0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

19 20 29 36 26 29 63 51 58 36

25 434 23 433 34 453 55 401 33 -10 379 55 354 84 -10 297 74 275 97 -5 270 72 -25 173

18 31 439 43 27 430 23 23 406 31 49 380 33 34 -10 387 29 56 385 66 56 -10 382 33 66 -20 259 42 109 -5 236 41 84 -20 135

402 389 382 365 311 310 302 259 156

Ave

25.83 25.11 21.22 20.94 19.00 18.06 17.72 16.72 16.33 15.00

Ave

26.83 26.33 22.72 21.61 21.00 19.89 17.44 17.35 16.72 12.28

Ave

27.53 27.29 22.63 19.44 16.78 16.65 16.11 14.94 14.00 1.22

Ave

25.53 25.47 25.17 22.28 21.06 19.67 16.50 16.18 15.00 9.61

Ave

25.82 23.89 22.56 22.35 21.50 21.39 21.22 15.24 13.11 7.50

Richard Mason, West Herts, received the awards for the club's two titlewinning teams, in 10 West & 11 South 87

Division 11 North P W T L NR Bat Bwl P Tot Hatfield & Crusaders III15 14 Wheathampstead III 15 12 Harpenden VI 15 10 Flitwick IV 15 9 Baldock III 14 6 Tewin III 14 5 Hitchin V 16 4 Welwyn Garden City V 16 3 Letchworth Garden City V 16 0

Division 11 East

Kimpton Lutonian III Bengeo II Knebworth Park IV Wheathampstead IV Ickleford IV Datchworth IV Hitchin VI Stevenage VI

Division 12 South

0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1

5 21 13 24 29 22 30 32 43

7 -10 422 18 -10 389 26 349 35 329 59 268 63 -10 225 44 -20 174 41 -40 123 54 -35 72

P W T L NR Bat Bwl P Tot

Broxbourne IV 15 7 Edmonton 14 14 Tye Green 16 9 Old Owens III 16 9 Old Minchendenians II 12 5 Ware II 15 4 Northampton Exiles III 16 6 Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II 14 3 Cockfosters III 14 2 Hertingfordbury II 18 1

Division 12 North

0 1 0 3 0 4 0 6 0 8 0 9 0 12 0 13 0 15

0 8 0 0 0 7 0 7 0 7 0 11 0 10 0 11 0 12 0 17

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

41 0 6 26 23 40 26 56 12 30

59 310 0-150 270 40 -20 296 17 -20 293 40 -5 208 57 -20 197 33 -40 199 47 -10 173 32 -80 24 38-110 -2

P W T L NR Bat Bwl P Tot

10 8 15 12 12 6 13 5 14 6 14 5 16 5 13 0 14 0

0 1 0 2 0 6 0 8 0 8 0 8 0 11 0 13 0 13

Ave

26.40 25.27 21.67 17.38 17.00 9.93 8.19 2.08 0.5

P W T L NR Bat Bwl P Tot

Ave

Royal Herts Edgware Batchworth West Herts VI Kings Langley III Northwood Town IV Northwood V Watford Town V Berkhamsted V

12 10 14 10 14 12 13 7 15 5 15 5 15 5 15 1 16 2

Division 12 East

P W T L NR Bat Bwl P Tot

Southgate Compton II 14 14 North Mymms III 13 8 Holtwhites Trinibis IV 15 5 Cheshunt Rosedale IV 11 4 Old Minchendenians III14 5 Mill Hill Village IV 14 5 St Margaretsbury IV 14 3 Hatfield Hyde IV 14 3 Broxbourne V 14 2

0 0 0 4 0 9 0 7 0 8 0 9 0 11 0 10 0 12

0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

10 4 31 33 24 11 20 37 15

Ave

20.67 19.29 18.50 18.31 17.33 13.13 12.44 12.36 1.71

4 264 15 -10 379 49 260 53 -10 226 44 -10 238 23 -55 139 21 -60 131 40 -50 27 32 -50 7

0 2 0 3 0 2 0 6 0 10 0 10 0 9 0 14 0 14

1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1

Ave

28.13 25.93 23.27 21.93 19.14 16.07 10.88 7.69 4.50

0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0

6 13 3 19 34 17 15 54 17

0 15 47 33 34 42 47 24 2

8 314 26.17 19 -15 327 23.36 16 -65 314 22.43 42 271 20.85 56 -10 230 15.33 58 225 155.00 40 -40 175 11.67 81 -20 145 9.67 55 -60 72 4.50

0 420 23 -5 283 76 283 33 -5 181 29 -5 218 34 -20 206 25 -40 122 31 -55 100 12-100 -26

Ave

30.00 21.77 18.87 16.45 15.57 14.71 8.71 7.14

Note: In the Review on the following pages, in the interests of brevity, some club names have been abbreviated in many places (but not every mention) eg Luton Town & Indians will be referred to just as Luton. With apologies to the purists and to those abbreviated clubs for any annoyance caused.

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Diary of the Season 2022

The weather always gets a mention in these annual reports but the 2022 season was extraordinary. Was it global warming or a seasonal freak that resulted in a season with only 21 weather-related cancellations in a league programme of nearly 2,500 fixtures. Many outfields resembled deserts, for weeks, and record temperatures regularly made the headlines in our newspapers. A host of teams played every match in their fixture cards and were grateful for that opportunity.

those teams with limited bowling attacks to struggle all summer? Let’s see, week by week, as the season unfolded.

regionalisation in the lower divisions is one proposal. Initiatives to pair teams left without a fixture at short notice, have also provided a remedy, of sorts.

Plenty of hints elsewhere in the Premier of a competitive season to come. Defeats for champions Harpenden and play-off winners Hertford. Victory for newly promoted Stortford and a ten-wicket victory for Radlett, chasing Welwyn’s 155.

Week 1, 7 May

A relatively quiet start to the league season, unless you were at Hoddesdon, where Totteridge Millhillians were the visitors, in the Premier. In fact, if you decided to have a quick lunch before watching the afternoon’s cricket, you would have missed it. Hoddy were dismissed for just 21 in 14.2 overs; comfortably the lowest ever Player availability was perhaps more of total in the elite division. Destroyer-in-chief a problem than in previous years, with was Joe Wray, a couple of clubs 7.2 overs, 7 for 11 The season in numbers: struggling to raise (and that included even one team, • 29 Divisions, 102 Clubs, 273 teams, 5 wides). Jordan on occasions. 133 Bethel rubbed salt • 2484 Fixtures, 3 void results; 10 tied conceded matches into the wound in 22 cancelled, 133 conceded matches is a worrying figure, the Totteridge reply, even though the • 813,065 runs scored hitting 23 off 13 great majority were balls and the players • 36,142 wickets taken in divisions 11 & headed for the bar 12, as you would (breakfast bar?) after victory in two and a expect. The executive committee is half overs! continually driving for solutions and greater

As the season developed, some divisional tables suffered as a result of these conceded matches and then the withdrawal of some teams. The situation was made worse, from 9 July, by the removal of the three Bushey teams playing in divisions 2A, 6A, & 9B, after the club’s facilities were deemed inadequate.

So would the dry pitches and fast outfields create a paradise for batters and condemn

Bowlers took charge in the Championship, with all five teams who batted second getting bowled out, mostly well short of their targets. Batters balanced the scales in division one, with Leverstock Green putting down a marker with a ten wicket win over Old Albanians, chasing 172.

Another batter to hit early form was Ahmed

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Khan of Old Camdenians, with 156* out of his side’s imposing total of 359-5, against Broxbourne II in 5A. Even better was Kasey Harris, who was a run machine in 2021 and picked up where he left off, scoring 184*, which was more than 70% of Botany Bay’s runs against Rickmansworth II, in 6B. Redressing the balance for the bowlers and giving their teams a winning start, were Harry Cobb, taking 7 for 11 for Mymms 2nds against N’ton Exiles in 5A and Andrew Dongworth, 7 for 19 for Sawbo 2nds, who bowled Flamstead out for just 40, in 5B. For close games, Bovingdon’s 1 run defeat of Luton 3rds, in 6B stood out. Chasing 149, Luton’s tail lifted them from 101-7, only to fall short. In 12 South, the one wicket victory for Kings Langley 3rds, with one ball to spare, was equally tense. Langley’s successful pursuit of Northwood 5ths’ 190, owed much to the lower order, especially no. 8 Matthew Owens (64), and no. 10 Hadi Rizvi (30*).

Week 2, 14 May The first question was how would the talented Hoddesdon side respond to the previous week’s shocker? They did so in style, with a six wickets victory over Mymms, albeit with only four balls to spare.

Jayden Broodryk led the way with 118*.

Over 500 runs were scored in that match, quite rare in a 50 over match, but today it was one of four to achieve that feat, all in our top three divisions. In the Championship, Preston defended 294-9 as Dunstable couldn’t recover from 56-6 and finished on 222 with overs in hand.

In the same division, Shenley (285-7; Will Thomson 110) against Broxbourne (253-9) was slightly closer but the result was rarely in doubt. The fourth came in division one, where Redbourn’s 293-7 was 28 too many for Sawbridgeworth, in spite of a Robert Sanders century (108 off 90 balls).

There was another 500-run match, which was unarguably the best of the lot, as it came in 11 South where they play 40 over matches! Chipperfield 3rds piled up 251-7, only for West Herts 5ths to overhaul their 90

total off the last ball of the match. It was a great effort after being 129-7, before no. 7 Ciaran Osborne blitzed 82* off 55 balls.

Another West Herts team was also involved a tight finish today. Their 2nds, in 3A, defended 154 and held off Knebworth to win by 2 runs (Dhruv Mehta 5 for 21 including key wicket of opener Josh Roseberry who scored exactly half of Knebworth’s runs). The tightest game of all saw a tie at Cheshunt, where visitors Watford scored 237 but Cheshunt could only equal that total, off the last ball, with 8 wickets down.

Individual achievement of the day was Syed Nasir Ali Shah’s 152* for Markyate v Letchworth IV in 10 North.

Final words are reserved for veterans/legends. Flitwick IV’s innings against Hitchin V, in 11 North, featured an unbeaten opening partnership of 281 involving the club’s all-time leading run scorer Andrew Summerfield (top). Today he stroked his way to 121*, accompanied throughout by John Trussell (115*) (right).

Among the bowling legends, Tim Smith, (right) approaching his 70th year, took 7 for 29 for Stortford II in 4A, to bowl out Tewin for 82. Stuart Browne (below) is equally a legend at his own club, Radlett, and against Letchworth III, in 6A, finished with 5 for 4! Those figures were matched in 9A by the son of a legend, Nick Hodgins’ boy, Jacob, taking Hemel 4ths to a 123-run win over Hertford 4ths.

Week 3, 21 May As we looked for clues for which team might lift the Premier title, Radlett had seemed to be showing their strength with an unbeaten start but that record went in one of the games of the day. Mymms had set a modest target of 179, with Nesan Jeyaratnam (82) the only batter to pass 25.

At 149-3, Radlett were strolling to victory,

before Hamza Qayyum (5 for 36) and Chanaka Ruwansiri (4 for 32) applied the pressure. The 41st over started well for Radlett, with 7 runs taking them within one of the Mymms total, only for their last two wickets to go within three balls, handing the 25 points to Mymms.

From the live feed at Radlett, Noah Cornwell aims to hit the winning runs down the leg side, only to be caught at slip by Hamza Qayyum, to give Mymms victory

Potters Bar were the other Premier team to show their class today, with a demolition of West Herts. A partnership of 203 between James Seward (107) and Steve Gale (105) set the benchmark, before Lee Tyrrell (5 for 6 in 4.3 overs) and Jigar Mehta (4-38) wrapped things up within 20 overs, for victory by 215 runs.

Leading batter today was Watton’s Ben Connolly in 6A. His 151* out of Watton’s total of 323-4, set up victory over Knebworth II by 171 runs. For good measure, Ben also opened the bowling and took a couple of wickets! He just pipped Mohsin Sageer, whose 150 meant Markyate had two batters scoring 150+ in consecutive weeks. Mike Samuels of Hemel 4ths wasn’t far behind, scoring 137 in a total of 328-4, ahead of a 277-run victory over Baldock in 9A. Perhaps the most remarkable century came from Basil Letts, for Aldenham, in 8A. His team were chasing Hitchin III’s total of 179-6, which they achieved comfortably, for the loss of four wickets, but Basil hit 135* of those runs! No other batter reached double figures.

Among the bowlers, Marcus Hill starred with remarkable figures of 5 for 1 in 2.4 overs, for Tewin II, who bowled out Stevenage V for just 33, in 10 North.

Week 4, 28 May One tied match today, plus thrillers in the Championship and 5A took the headlines.

In 2B, Northwood were struggling at 85-6

but set a reasonable final target of 186 in the 50th over. Lutonian were strolling at 123-2 but subsided to 146-8. The last pair added 22 only for the last wicket to go down with the scores level, at the end of the 49th over.

The Championship’s nailbiter saw Shenley overhaul Preston’s total of 228 with just one ball to spare, having recovered from 88-5. Meanwhile, Bentley Heath’s total of 300, in 5A, was anchored by Hassan Zeb (110) but they came to regret having 13 balls still unused when the last wicket fell.

In reply, Frogmore had their own centurion in Jack Massey (104) who put on 189 for the first wicket with Ian Hurst (74), until both were dismissed in the 28th over.

Progress continued, until 272-4 became 285-8, before 13 off the 49th over settled the nerves only for a run out on 299, which left two runs required off the last three balls.

No problem for Felipe Lima de Melo who hit his first ball for 4! (You can read more about Felipe, from Brazil, on page 14) Frogmore’s big partnership was one of several this weekend. Dan Bradley of Harpenden III, (158*), and teammate Joshua Sambrook (141*) were way out in front, amassing 308 for the 3rd wicket at Stevenage in 4B. Similarly impressive Joshua Sambrook (left) and was the opening Dan Bradley who put on 308 for Harpenden III. The stand of 228 by is missing a run Kieran Jones (130) scoreboard for Joshua! & David Brandon (72), in 10 South, putting North Enfield II on the road to victory over Parkfield. Prakash Murugesan (106*) and Dillon Mahawatte (70*) can be proud of their opening stand of 190 in 23 overs, as it earned West Herts V a ten-wicket victory over Leverstock Green IV in 11 South. Then in a Sunday match in 12 East, Pratik Vyas (132*) and Ramesh Pant (104*) put on over 200 for Southgate 91

Compton II against Broxbourne Solo innings to catch the eye included 155 (12x4, 8x6) by Datchworth’s Kieran Atkinson, against Potton in 3A, and Abhishek Nasa, with 150 for Mymms 3rds in 12 East, against St Margaretsbury 4ths.

Carrying the flag for the bowlers today was James Downes (top picture) with the excellent return of 9.5-3-19-8. Playing for Leverstock 2nds in 5A and coming on as first change, he helped to dismiss Mymms 2nds for 96. leading to victory by 136 runs.

Just one team performance caught the eye in the Premier today, where Hoddesdon returned to their bad old ways. Although a total of 144 may not seem too gross, it owed everything to Jayden Broodryk’s 81* as the other 10 batters managed only 41 between them, leaving West Herts the victors by 75 runs.

Week 5, 4 June A long weekend, in celebration of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, which inevitably meant rain but luckily not enough to affect the outcome of many matches or hinder some marvellous individual efforts. With the benefit of postseason hindsight, we can report that the season’s top bowling and batting performances both occurred this day.

Let’s start with the successful bowler, Sandridge’s Pete Jordan (2nd picture). Coming on as first change, when his team-mate pulled up mid-over with an injury, he maintained a perfect line and length, taking the first nine wickets, aided and abetted by excellent fielding. Pete even saw a difficult chance go down in the last of his allotted ten overs - so close to all ten but 92

ultimately Pete had to settle for 9-45, a haul that would not be bettered all season, anywhere.

Double centuries are quite rare but today we had two! Top scorer for the day (and, so it turned out, for the season) was Neil Bamford (3rd picture), who opened for Mymms 2nds, in 5A. He took the Broxbourne II attack apart, with 219 off 155 balls (29x4, 2x6), to set up victory by 143 runs. Close behind on the honours board came Kazim Bacchus (4th picture), whose unbeaten 210 came off only 126 balls, with 17x4 and 15x6.

He helped Edmonton to reach 316-1 in 11 East - where innings are limited to only 40 overs! In the 38th over, Kazim needed 18 to get his double 100 and, worried he might miss out, immediately smashed three sixes over cow corner into the adjacent field!

The final victory margin, over Old Owens III, was 165 runs.

Kieran Jones & David Brandon were mentioned last week, with their opening stand of 228 for North Enfield 2nds and they carried that form into this week’s match against Parkfield II, in 10 South. They couldn’t be parted, as they pursued Letchmore’s total of 203-8 (bottom picture), with Kieran’s 100* his 2nd century in successive weeks. Among the best of the rest, Matt Howeson’s 168* for St Albans 2nds against Stevenage 2nds, stood out.

We had a tied match today, in 7A, where St Margaretsbury 2nds set a challenging total of 249-4, off their 40 overs. Old Cholmeleians duly took up the challenge, Sam Khalique leading the way with 134 off 94 balls, only for his team to finish on parity, eight down.

Almost as close was Bushey

III’s visit to Flamstead (2nds) where the home side reached 226-7. Bushey levelled the scores, four wickets down, with one ball left, which was hit for six, to make sure of victory.

No outstanding events in the Premier today, the last week of limited overs matches until August, although Hertford (last season’s play-off winners) did achieve a first win of the season against Harpenden (last season’s league champions). The top match, by any measure, was the two-runs victory by Potters Bar over Totteridge, both in the top 4 of the table. Bar owed much of their 297-3 total to a stand of 132 between Rishi Patel (136; 11x4, 8x6) and Steve Gale (58*). Patel’s innings included 30 off the 40th over, one dot ball and five maximums!

The Totteridge reply stuttered when 61-0 became 65-4, before Ravi Madushan (102) and Simon Webster (63) began the rebuild but a clatter of wickets meant 23 were still required off the last four overs, with the last pair at the crease. This was reduced to 12 needed off the last over and with 9 off the first three balls, it was game on, but, next ball, Maheshram took the last of his three wickets and Bar were home.

Our footnote for this week is the selection of possibly the oldest player ever, for a 1st XI in the top three divisions of a Herts League game. Mike Dobner (left), aged 72, got the call-up by Langleybury and what makes his appearance stand out is the fact he was chosen to keep wicket!

Availability and injury issues meant he had to don the gloves but there were no doubts about his fitness or abilities, as team-mates in the Herts Seniors (which he chairs) will testify. For the record, Mike let through only 7 byes out of 37 extras in Sawbridgeworth’s winning total of 304.

Week 6, 11 June It was the first round of timed matches for our premier divisions and a few of the batters obviously relished the longer

format. Leading the way was Simon Webster, whose 167 off 106 balls (16x4, 11x6), batting at no. 7, enabled Totteridge to declare on 341-6, after just 52 overs.

Welwyn still hung on for the draw, finishing on at 182-9, after 63 overs.

A run fest at Hertford where four players celebrated centuries. After Hugh Cavener had been run out without facing, Fayaz Homyoon (114) and Bailey Eustance (115*) put on 191, allowing the home side to finish on 286-4 after 60 overs, before Stortford replied with interest. After being 32-3, Joe Burslem (120*) and Joe Hawkins (141* off 110 balls) put on 256 and saw their team home in the 51st over.

Division 1, still playing the 50 overs format, had a big centurion in Sol Tomlinson, 166 out of 349-6, which was 162 too many for St Margaretsbury. Yet that wasn’t the day’s top score.

Down in 7B Sam GreenArmytage (right) monopolised the Southgate Adelaide IIs innings and out of the team total of 291-4, against Cockfosters II, Sam scored 208 in 137 balls (23x4; 8x6). And that was all in 40 overs.

Another pair of batters to make hay were Adam Pitt (131) and Kaz Ahmed (101), who put on 230 for the first wicket for Hitchin 4ths, against Harpenden 5ths in 10 North.

The final accolade goes to North Enfield’s Kieran Jones, who was mentioned last week. And the week before. A man obviously in form, today he notched his third successive century. He more than helped NE 2nds to their 40 over total of 248-2, which proved to be 50 too many for Botany Bay 2nds, in the all-Middlesex clash in 10S

Week 7, 18 June On the preceding Thursday, the country recorded its 2nd hottest June day on 93

record. As sure as night follows day, the weather would break and the first serious rain this summer arrived just in time to have an impact on our league programme. None more than in the Premier, where Radlett lost their status as league leaders, when their result against Harpenden couldn’t even be saved by Duckworth Lewis Stern.

Potters Bar had no problems in beating Hertford and stepped into the top spot.

Jack Massey, who scored 130 off 86 balls – having been dropped second ball of the innings! Wickets fell regularly, the 9th going down on 229 with 7 balls remaining.

Last ball, and with only one run required, Brazilian Felipe played a late cut - which went to 3rd slip. Match tied. Except… it transpired that both sides and the umpires had calculated incorrectly and Camdenians had actually won by one run!

Most batters weren’t distracted by the weather, jusdgig by the centuries and high team scores. Lutonian rattled up 326-3 off 47 overs against Hertford II, with Ammad Saeed (139) and Zahid Khan (101*) putting on 174 for the 3rd wicket. Also in 2B, Nirrushan Raveenthiraraja (112*) scored most of Northwood’s 166 runs to beat Potters Bar II by10 wickets.

Week 8, 25 June

Dinesh Johnson mammoth 154* (22x4; 6x6) for Mill Hill Village 2nds, against Dunstable 3rds, was the best of the rest. Ben Newton’s 137*, led the way in Harpenden III’s imposing total of 375-5 in 45 overs, against Langleybury II, in 4B. Paddy Boylan wasn’t far behind, with 135 for Datchworth 4ths, out of 239-2 in just 25.2 overs and an eight-wicket victory over Hitchin VI, in 12 North. Awais Paul’s 128 was the main contribution to Bamville’s 360-5 off just 40 overs, against Baldock II in 9A. Wheathampstead III moved into 4th place in the list of all-time highest margins of victory, with victory by 350 runs over Letchworth 5ths in 12 North. The victors had two centurions, Nick Lloyd & Quentin Vaile but their efforts were more memorable for their application of the spirit of cricket at that level, with both batters retiring when they reached three figures, to give teammates time at the crease.

For the game of the day we turn to a top v bottom encounter in 5A. Batting first against Frogmore, leaders Old Camdenians scored 72, with fielders dropping 10 catches in the innings, only one of them difficult (by Frogmore’s own admission!). After a rain delay Frogmore’s revised victory target was 234 which came within reach through 94

Some high quality batting towards the top end of the league was the stand-out feature on a day of high scores and, thankfully, only a little interfering rain.

Highest scorers in the Premier, with 351-2, were Radlett, and their 54-run victory over Stortford was enough to send them back to the top of the table, as Potters Bar drew.

An unbeaten 4th wicket stand of 189 was the main feature of the Radlett innings, with Nathan Smith bludgeoning his way to 119* off 63 balls (10x4; 8x6), accompanied by David Burnell (106*). A five-wicket haul for Kabir Toor ensured the victory.

Left: Nathan Smith; Right David Burnell

Rhys Wynne and Chanaka Ruwansiri were both out in the nervous 90s but did enough to ensure Mymms could overtake the Totteridge 60 over total of 260-6, for whom Jack Keeping scored 105*. Mymms leapt into 3rd place as a result.

Arguably the game of the day was the drawn encounter between West Herts and Harpenden, which went to the last ball.

Alastair Lewis, with 107, was the main contributor to the West Herts total of 2778. In reply, Harpenden were stuttering at

110-5, including the wicket of Aussie Hilton Cartwright (2 Tests & 2 ODIs) for just 2, in his only appearance of the summer.

Half centuries for Nick Lamb and Ashley Sivarajah turned things around and Ashley was still there at the end, to face the last ball with two required for victory but a swing and a miss meant both teams finished the day in the bottom half of the table.

The other reportable tight finish came in 8B, where Redbourn 3rds stayed top after defending 233 then turning things round after Kings Langely II’s openers put on 164, eventually squeezing home by two runs.

Runs a-plenty at Flitwick the Championship, where the home side’s triple Nelson score, for the loss of only three wickets, was largely thanks to Apoorv Wankhade (127) and George Thurstance (104*), before 2nd-place Shenley were dismissed for 230 in 42 overs. The division also had one of the day’s top scorers, in George Davies, with 143 for bottom club Broxbourne.

Division One saw the bowling performance of the day, with St Margaretsbury dismissing Old Albanians for 98 and Joe O'Gorman taking a remarkable seven wickets for six runs in 8.4 overs.

A little further down the structure, Neil Morgan’s 143 for Hemel 2nds was the stand-out innings, ahead of victory by 223 runs over Reed II. In contrast to these notable individual performances, the day effectively marked the end of the season for Bushey. Their 1st team’s home match against Berkhamsted was called off early in the first innings, when the umpires deemed the pitch too dangerous to continue. The 2nd XI were unable to play there the following week and the League committee felt that, with no early prospect of an improvement in the facilities, their season should be ended and points earned by their opponents should not count. With the prospect of so many high quality players being available for their 3rd XI, that team was also withdrawn from the League and its matches to date regarded as void.

Tweeting Success

At 7:49 pm on Sat, Sep 03, 2022, @ LetchworthGCCC tweeted....

1s WIN AND STAY UP! After a tough year, back-toback wins completes the great escape.

Thanks to Twitter we learned a lot about Letchworth Garden City, this season, and there was a lot to admire.

In mid-July they put out seven teams while on 21 May, they proudly announced that with the exception of their overseas player..... “every single member of this Saturday’s 1st XI - now aged 31 to 16 - has represented LGCCC at the age of 15 or younger.”

Talking of youngsters, a week earlier we learned that Joe Davidson would be making his 1st XI debut aged 16, the youngest player to do so since Tom Simmons in 2008. “The kid can play,” it said.

Which he proved, taking 2-24 on debut and proving the most economical of the six bowlers used that day, It wasn’t all plain sailing, as we saw on 27 August when four of the club’s teams were bowled out for under 100.

But as they also pointed out...

"Still getting 5 teams out and giving 55 blokes a game of cricket.”

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Week 9, 2 July By the end of today we had reached the half way point of the season, so a good time to look at the tables and those teams with titles in their sights. The top of the Premier is the place to start, as the clear leaders, Radlett and Potters Bar, faced up to each other today. Victory by Bar, by 96 runs, meant they replaced Radlett in 1st place. Would that change before they met again on the last day of the season?

Only 25 points separated the five clubs in the bottom half of the table, so the fight to avoid the one relegation place would create a dramatic 2nd half to the season.

At the top of the Championship, Old Owens were determined to earn their Premier place and avoid the play-off, which caused such disappointment at the end of the previous season. By this half-way point, they were nearly 30 points ahead of 2nd placed Shenley and more than 60 points ahead of the rest of the pack. Only 13 points separated the bottom four clubs in the relegation dog-fight.

In all other divisions, playing limited overs only, most had an even look among the top teams. An exception was in 5A, where Old Camdenians had opened up a gap of 70 points ahead of the rest. They were also one of only five teams throughout the whole league which could boast an unbeaten record. At the opposite end, seven teams were still looking for their first win.

The ‘No Result’ columns gave us the evidence of this season’s good weather. In the Premier, three matches had failed to produce a result through rain, while only four other divisions recorded cancellations, with just one match lost in each of those.

On the field today, that top-of-the-Premier clash went the way of Potters Bar mainly thanks to a 3rd wicket stand of 227 between Reece Hussain (140*) and Steve Gale (102). Having posted 298-3 in their 60 overs, Bar dismissed Radlett for 202 inside 47 overs.

Other stand-out efforts at the top level included James Latham’s 159 for Harpenden, who beat Stortford, and six wickets for Welwyn’s Kapil Dave, setting up their victory over Hoddesdon.

Closest finish of the day came in 3A, when basement team Dunstable 2nds set leaders West Herts II a target of 243, and saw them hit a boundary off the last ball to win the match by two wickets. Several onewicket victories made for exciting finishes, including at Southgate Adelaide who had 11 balls in hand (Thomas Lethbridge 103), when they passed the Northwood Town total of 233, in 4A; Redbourn II saw the last pair put on 20 to win, chasing the 204 of Stevenage II, in 4B; a one wicket victory for Minchendenians in the battle of the top two in 8A, chasing Aldenham’s 40-over total of 173; Boxmoor II also thanked the last pair for overhauling Totteridge III 189 in 8B; and finally in 10 North, where Preston 4ths needed only 113 to beat Tewin II but it went to the last ball, with the last pair at the crease.

There was one other finish which was even closer, with Bushey 3rds in a tie with Stevenage 4ths in 9B. Both scored 171 (Stevenage losing 8 wickets, chasing) but, as described earlier, Bushey had all results voided with their exit from the League, so this was their last and most memorable match of the season by any measure.

Heat warnings were a regular feature, but if you were playing at Abbots Langley, hopefully you didn't use the BBC weather map, which put it in Devon!

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For individual performances, there was a smattering of excellent centuries throughout the League today, with the top score accolade going to Asif Bacchus of

Edmonton, in 11 East, for his imperious 154 out of a total of 350-5 and a victory by 236 runs over Broxbourne IV. Not far behind was Matt Potton, with 145 for Boxmoor, scored off just 114 balls (16x4; 8x6).

Week 10, 9 July The eye-catching score from the top end of the League today was Radlett’s 3572, at Welwyn. Chiefly responsible for the mayhem were Dom Chatfield (173*; 17x4, 5x6) and Kabir Toor (157 off 132 balls; 12x4, 9x6). They came together when opener Christopher Arul had to retire, on 19*, and were eventually parted with the score on 338, ahead of a declaration after 57 overs. WGC received 59 overs in return but never threatened to reach the target, holding on for a draw at 187-7. Potters Bar thus held on to top Dom Chatfield spot, increasing their points advantage over Radlett after beating Harpenden by 54 runs.

Today’s schedule marked the reverse fixtures from the opening day, so, many eyes were on Hoddesdon, dismissed Kabir Toor

by Totteridge for just 21 in week 1. Could they put that behind them? The answer was not really, as they were dismissed inside 37 overs today, for 84. They never recovered from 5 for 3 and 27 for 5, chasing 192, and slipped into the bottom two in the table.

Elsewhere, it was all about close matches, including two terrific ties.

In 3B. Wheathampstead were defending 151 against Hemel 2nds, who were knocked off course when 132-6 became 136-9 and the last pair of Stanley Hayden and Tom Willetts only just failed to get them over the line. 20 points each.

For real drama, we turn to 8A where leaders Old Minchendenians visited St Albans 3rds,

who were chasing 187 for the win. The final over began with Saints requiring nine runs for victory, with two wickets in hand.

Four singles from the first five deliveries meant a near impossible five to win off one ball. Tom Wilton, on 50, hit it straight and a slight misfield allowed two runs. With nothing to lose, Wilton turned for a third as the ball was thrown to the bowler, who, just metres from the stumps, elected to throw down the stumps when, with a couple of steps, he could have run out Wilton. Three runs completed and, miraculously, the bowler’s throw was wild enough to allow the batters to turn and the all-run four meant Saints had stolen a remarkable tie. As a footnote, Tom Wilton, who finished on 54*, hadn’t expected to be playing, having spent the morning at work but answered the very late call after a Covid-related withdrawal.

It was almost as dramatic in division one, where Ampthill squeezed home by one wicket, off the last ball of the match and with the last pair at the wicket. Having restricted Langleybury to 222-9, the chase was going well at 166-3 but less so at 171-6 and when the ninth wicket fell in the 47th over, 19 runs were required. After a cautious couple of overs, 11 were still needed off he last over but Will Sneath and Louis Evans scored off every ball, with a single off the last ball getting them home.

No less exciting was the one-run win in 2A for Holtwhites at Watford, defending 1919, even though the hosts had six overs in hand at the end. Similar drama in in 3A, as Knebworth, chasing Chipperfield’s 196, slipped from 157-4 to 184-9, mainly through Andrew Oliver’s 6 for 17, before the last pair crossed the line with two overs in hand.

Same in 4A, where, Southgate Adelaide’s 214 wasn’t quite enough, as Tewin’s last pair saw them home, with just four balls to spare, with no. 8 Tom Wood’s 56*, the highest score, responsible for all the runs in that victorious partnership. A similar scenario in 7A but Flitwick 3rds had only two balls left and nine wickets down, when they passed the Datchworth 2nds score of 134. Then in 11 East, Old Owens III’s 125-4 97

in 40 overs was just enough, as they held back Hertingfordbury II, reducing them from 92-4 to 101-9, before taking the last wicket and victory by one run.

Bowlers were apparently finding it hard going on the dry pitches, so let’s single out the performance of Mark Waters for Preston II in 5A. In just 5.2 overs he took 7 of Bentley Heath’s wickets at a cost of 19 runs, to dismiss them for 40 to give his team victory by 207 runs.

On the other hand, many batters were enjoying life. Such as Inayat Rahman, who plundered the Allenburys 2nds attack for 163, in Hatch End’s winning total of 298-4, in 7B. Close behind was Hamza Bashir, who hit 156 to set up Markyate’s victory over Redbourn 4ths in 10 North.

All-rounder of the day must be Dan Sherry whose efforts enabled Old Cholmeleians to beat Weston by 13 runs, in 7A. Dan (left) scored 113* and took 5 for 45. Weston must groan when they see Dan’s name on the team sheet – he scored 90* in the reverse fixture and in a match around seven years ago scored a ton against them, to win the match.

And, finally, a mention for Hoddesdon stalwart and former 1st team captain, Nick Gandon. He hit 107 just a week ahead of his final game for the club before moving away. It wasn’t enough for Hoddy 3rds, however, who couldn’t defend 260 and went down by 8 wickets to Hertford 4ths, in 9A.

Week 11, 16 July Things were hotting up, in every sense, as today’s fixtures were played just three days before Britain recorded its highest

ever temperature (40.3°). The batters certainly enjoyed conditions in the Premier, with every team comfortably passing 200.

Similar in the Championship, where only three teams failed to score more than 200.

The lowest scoring match in the Premier was also the closest, with Radlett defending a score of 227, after Dom Chatfield, 173* last week, went first ball today! His teammates did well to recover from 24-4, with the last pair putting on a vital 47 runs. Fast forward to the day’s last over and the last Totteridge batter was run out, enabling Radlett to squeeze home by just two runs,

with one ball to spare. (Run out captured here, captured from the live feed).

The Championship’s lowest scoring game also matched that excitement, starting with Old Owens being dismissed for 133, the last six wickets going down for 21 runs.

They were top of the table for a reason, however, and reduced Reed to 64-6, before a recovery made them favourites, only for Owens to take the last three wickets within five balls, for no runs, giving them the victory by five runs.

That was one run better than Broxbourne’s win over Shenley. There were two centurions in the Broxbourne innings, Jack Plumb (108*) and Conor Ridley (103), who put on 180 for the third wicket towards a total of 289-4. Liam Robinson’s five wickets looked to be the match-winning contribution, only for Shenley’s last pair to put on 44 runs, to scare the home team, before their six-run victory.

Centurions at the top level included James Latham (119) for Harpenden, Reece Hussain (115) for Potters Bar and Priyamal

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Perrera (106*) for West Herts. Flitwick’s veteran, George Thurstance, led the way in the Championship, with 136*.

Tied matches are not unusual but Lutonian broke new ground by recording their 2nd tie of the season. They achieved parity with Northwood on 28 May and today scored 151, before bowling out Eversholt for the same total. Both innings followed similar patterns, with the loss of early wickets, then rescue acts by players scoring halfcenturies but the end was interesting as Lutonian turned to Zahid Khan, their 9th bowler, to try and dislodge the last pair who were carefully approaching the victory target. With his 2nd ball and the scores level, Zahid ended the innings.

Among the run-fests, Tewin v Stortford 2nds, in 4A, saw over 680 runs scored in the match. Stortford’s Jonathan Gaffney (154*) set the standard and Tewin responded with three half-centurions of their own, before they went down by 25 runs.

Two teams could boast two centurions to applaud today. At Berkhamsted, the home 2nd team’s Matthew Brown (102) and Daniel Chrispin (100) put on 164 of their side’s total of 294-7, ahead of victory over Welwyn 3rds by 208 run (pictured celebrating their centuries). Similar scores in Holtwhites 4ths, where Arjun Popat (102*) and Tom Newman (104), set up a 53 runs victory over St Margaretsbury 4ths, in 12 East.

Other stand-out innings included Will Hales 136 for Redbourn in div. one (with his brother, Ed, scoring 96 at the other end); and Robert Urwin, 142, in 10 East, for Broxbourne 3rds (to go with the cub’s two other centurions in the 1st XI, above).

Among all this run-making, one man carried the flag for bowlers. And how!

Louis Champion of Knebworth Park came on as 4th change, and in 8.3 overs took

an outstanding 8 for 18. And why was he 4th change? Because Louis (pictured) spent the first half of innings as ‘keeper (he kept for most of the season) and it was only the second time he had bowled in a league match in over five years. What an all-rounder! His superb effort which was good enough to get him onto the national honours board on play-cricket.com There was an interesting footnote to the performance of Flitwick IV in 11 North, who beat Hitchin V by ten wickets, chasing 89.

In the reverse fixture earlier in the season, Flitwick’s openers scored 281 without being parted. So in their two matches, the Hitchin bowlers had failed to take a Flitwick wicket.

The most regrettable incident of the day came at Rickmansworth. The first team’s match with Allenburys, in 3A, was recorded as cancelled but that followed behavioural issues early in the game, which caused the match to be abandoned. One player caused the issue, playing his first (and only!) match in the Herts League. Both captains also served a one-match ban. A regrettable story of how the behaviour of one rogue player can ruin the enjoyment of a game for the remaining 21 players, officials and spectators. A lesson for all clubs.

Week 12, 23 July Potters Bar held on to top spot in the Premier, beating West Herts by 32 runs, with just 10 minutes left to play and in spite of some brilliant resistance from Priyamal 99

Perrera, who scored 134 from 93 balls (18x4; 6x6).

2nd placed Radlett beat 3rd placed Mymms by nine wickets through the combined brilliance of Josh De Caires (159* off 131 balls) and Kabir Toor (104* off 97 with 6x4 and 7x6). They put on 222 to win the match.

Josh (pictured left) had already taken four wickets and helped to restrict Mymms to 288-8, where the highlight was a 3rd wicket partnership of 177 between Chanaka Ruwansiri (101) and Guganeshan Muralitharan (81).

Meanwhile, the basement battle between Hertford and Hoddesdon went the way of the Balls Park hosts, by seven wickets, after dismissing Hoddy for 216. Five wickets for Jon Ryan. Hoddy dropped to bottom place, as a result. They had been 4th at the start of the month.

There was a similar battle to avoid relegation in the Championship, where Luton lifted themselves off the bottom with a three wickets win over Reed, who dropped to ninth. Having bowled out Reed for 246 in the 60th over (five wickets for Divyesh Patel) Luton did well to recover from 85-5, getting over the line with one ball left of their 55th over.

Still in the Championship, a word for Conor Ridley of Broxbourne. Last week he was a batting hero with a century. Today he took 7 wickets for 52, in the win over Preston.

The highlight in division one was a high scoring tie at Langleybury, where Letchworth chased the home side’s 254-7. They seemed well on their way at 232-3 in the 45th over but a clatter of wickets, including top scorer Christy O’Brien for 99, created a tense finish. Five required from the last over, with three wickets in hand, but 2,dot,1,1,W,W left cricket as the only winner.

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Top scorers below the Premier both came in the regional divisions. Faisal Tanoli’s 143* off 119 balls, for Shenley 4ths in 10 East was matched in 11 East by Edmonton’s Kevin Hemans, whose 143 came off 102 balls, before he was dismissed. Not far behind them was Tom Garraway with 136* for Old Elizabethans in 2A. A rare hat-trick to report, with Boxmoor’s Amit Mahajan performing the feat against Flamstead in 5B but with his five wicket haul he was the lone star as Flamstead reached 211 and won by 81 runs.

Finally, North Enfield 2nds were sitting pretty on top of 10 South but their nerves must have been shattered after the three successive tight finishes. Two weeks ago they chased the 192 target set by Mill Hill 3rds and got there off the last ball.

Last week they needed 213 to overhaul Holtwhites 3rds and managed it in the very last over. Today it was another run chase, after Old Elizabethans 3rds had scored 185-7, and again it went down to the final ball as they passed the post with six wickets down, a win that should have been more comfortable after being 181-2.

Week 13, 30 July In the batter-friendly conditions which prevailed this season, let’s celebrate some top bowling performances today, starting with two in the Championship. Reed’s Toby Fynn took 7 for 34 to inflict a heavy defeat on Hitchin, by 163 runs. Seven wickets also for Flitwick’s Apoorv Wankhade, for 40 runs, to set up the victory over Hemel, with Apoorv then smashing 42 off 33 balls with four 6s, in the chase. The third member of this special club 7 was Sai Chaitanya Nanduri, who took 7 Bovingdon wickets for just 15 runs to help his Potters Bar 3rds to a 7 wickets win.

Back in the day, teams would adjourn to the bar. Now it's a debrief and analysis while sitting on the outfield!

I described a Boxmoor hat-trick last week as a rare event. Then, like buses, two come along together. Today it was Parteek Malhotra who achieved the feat during his match-winning spell of 6-22 v Sawbridgeworth 2nd XI. This wasn’t a oneman show, however, as Daniel Hobbs (115) & Anum Hamdani (80*) had put on 180 at the start of the Boxmoor innings, leading to a defeat for Sawbo by 224 runs Close finishes were in plentiful supply today, starting in division one, where Harpenden II made hard work of chasing down Letchworth’s modest total of 156, with only three batters reaching double figures and the last pair at the wicket when the win was achieved. Harpenden had several overs in hand at the end, whereas Kings Langley, in 2B, had only six balls remaining when their nos. 10 & 11 grabbed the win over Eversholt. In the same division, Letchworth’s 2-wicket win over Northchurch wasn’t quite so tight but in a match of nearly 600 runs, it was an impressive chase, led

by David Albon, with 126.

Similarly in 3B, Parkfield had two wickets in hand when they passed Bayford’s 284-6 but with only five balls remaining.

The win stood out, however, because of a remarkable innings by A Khan. Coming in at no. 8, he hit 162*, with the next highest score being just 32 – by the no. 9! Division 3B was the place for exciting cricket today, with Cockfosters overcoming Reed 2nds by just three runs and Welwyn II defeating Hemel II by the same margin, with a 49th over climax which included four runs, three wides and two wickets.

In 4B, Chorleywood 2nds one wicket win over St Albans 2nds, with three balls remaining, followed the same exhilarating pattern. As did Northampton Exiles defeat of Radlett 3rds, with a one run margin, in 5A. While it was even closer in 7A, where Abbots 2nds went past Old Cholmeleians 177-4 with nine down and just one ball remaining.

By comparison, in 8A, the margin of victory for Wheathampstead 2nds over Watford 3rds, five runs, might seem pedestrian

1700 and counting!

We acknowledge the huge contribution made by umpires and scorers to the success of the Herts League. One scorer who often appears on these pages, reached another milestone last year.

Richard White scored his 1,700th game for Sawbridgeworth, including a little matter of 644 1st team league games, the last 634 in a row since missing the match v West Herts on 28 July 1984. That’s a tremendous record of achievement and deserved better performances from Sawbo 1sts to help him celebrate. On the day the picture below was taken, at Langleybury, the home team recorded the highest ever league score suffered

by Sawbo, and on the day of Richard’s milestone, the league game at St Albans, Sawbo were bowled out for just 54!

but it was achieved after the first six Wheathampstead batters had departed for just 22 runs, with no. 10 Thomas Bates top scoring on 53*. Most of those same lateorder batters were then the bowlers who ensured the close but successful finish.

By contrast, there was a ten wicket win in 12 East for St Margaretsbury 4ths. So what? Well opponents Mymms 3rds scored an impressive 209-1 in their 40 overs, after an opening stand of 201, thanks to Jon Mather (92*) and Yadhav Birindhapan (72).

The ‘Bury response came from Michael Anstead (57*) and Steve Price (114*). So 419 runs scored and just one wicket fell in the whole match. Incidentally, 15 of the 22 players had a bowl, in the true spirit of cricket at this level.

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memorable batting efforts, starting with Stuart Gadsden (139*) for Hitchin V who won by 43 runs over Letchworth V in the local derby in 11 North. Not far behind came Paul Rothery (129*) for Sandridge II in 9A, and, finally, Matthew Brown, a centurion for Berkhamsted 2nds two weeks ago, in 6A, today scored 123 in their defeat of Knebworth II by 201 runs.

Week 14, 6 August You know that it’s a hot summer when a hosepipe ban is imposed and that’s what happened this week. The Government didn't appoint a Minister for Drought, as happened in 1976, but the water situation was getting serious. The ban applied to households, so groundsmen happily watered away and, judging by the scores, batters appreciated the conditions.

Of the five matches in the Premier, four of them saw the team batting first pass the 300 mark. At the top, Potters Bar had a memorable day with the bat but they left Totteridge with only a winning draw, which kept them ahead of victorious Radlett but the lead was cut to 16 points. James Seward and Reece Hussain put together a mighty 2nd wicket stand of 300, with James eventually out for 184, off 180 balls, with 10 maximums and 19 fours. Chasing 342, Totteridge lost wickets regularly and ended on 287 for 6 from 58 overs.

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Not to be outdone, Radlett rattled up a match-winning score of 338-3, thanks mainly to David Burnell (107*) and Nathan

Smith (142) whose stunning knock came off just 84 balls, (14x4; 7x6). Hoddsdon’s reply never really got going and they lost by 119 runs, with five wickets for Anthony Hill.

There were two other centurions in the Premier, Scott Galloway (121) for Harpenden and Alastair Lewis (138*) for West Herts.

Still four games to go, after today, but Old Owens became the first team outside the regional divisions to celebrate promotion. It was the clash of the top two today and they beat Shenley by three wickets, after six wickets for Rhys Carter, not only to secure a place in the Premier for the first time but they would also go up as champions.

The club described their rise to the top as ‘monumental’ which started in Division 7 in 2004. Here’s their record: 2004 - Champions of Div 7 2005 - promoted in 4th from Div 6 2009 - promoted in 2nd from Div 5 2011 - promoted in 4th from Div 4 2013 - promoted in 4th from Div 3 2016 - promoted in 2nd from Div 2A 2018 - champions of Div 1 2020 - champions of Championship (Covid) 2022 - champions of Championship At the other end of the Championship the two bottom clubs were in opposition and it was a low scoring nail-biter. Luton lost a wicket to the 2nd ball and never recovered.

Broxbourne had to chase only 92 to earn the 30 points but also found themselves 0 for 1. Then the relative comfort of 67-5 became 67-9 and calm heads were required. The last pair, Terry White & Robin Glassberg, duly did what was required and delivered the victory which lifted Broxbourne out of the relegation zone.

Today’s real run fest came in division one, with Rebourn and Leverstock Green amassing 711 runs between them. Ed Hales gave Redbourn the ideal start, scoring 182 off just 96 balls (21x4; 10x6).

Remarkable. The first 50 came up in the 4th over and the final score of 371-6 was surely insurmountable. Leverstock, and in particular Sol Tomlinson, had other ideas and went for it. When Sol was third out in the 37th over, for 209 (119 balls; 24x4;

9x6), the score had already passed 300 but six wickets went down for 12 runs and with the score on 340, it was all over. Exhilarating.

And quite a day for Sol, on his birthday (pictured left, with Dave Tyson). His was the highest individual score ever by a Leverstock player in the Herts League and his fourth ton of the season. And his team’s total was the 2nd highest ever, by just two runs, by a team batting 2nd.

Incidentally, Leverstock’s batters made hay the sunshine in their top three teams, with scores of 340, 317-8, and 277-7 (in 40 overs), respectively.

Still in div. one, runs galore also at Langleybury and a record of sorts, with the home side racking up 339-8, which meant Sawbridgeworth had conceded their highest ever score in the League. Mo Manzoor top scored with 115 and 14-year old James Frans, a week after his first team debut for Sawbo, took a wicket with his first ball. A vital win for Langleybury, by 114 runs, as they looked to escape from the bottom two.

Harpenden 2nds were already beginning to look safe and today, in their defeat of Old Albanians by 236 runs, they had two centurions in Barney Francis (126) and Mike Howard (116).

A double also at Markyate, in 10 North, with Mohsin Sageer 110 and Fezan Bukhari 113. Other big centuries to applaud were scored by Phil Warren, 144 for Great Gaddesden in 9A, and William Bryant, 126* for Chorleywood II in 4B. One problem fixture today, largely as a result of the dry summer. In 6B, the match between Luton 3rds and Cheshunt 2nds had to be called off, because the pitch wasn’t considered safe. Although a Council ground, the Luton players took it on themselves to do repairs & maintenance, with the result they were able to complete their programme of home fixtures.

Aldenham's Big Year Aldenham’s fourth promotion in six years was just one highlight for the club, as, in its 50th year, it also lifted the Herts Village Trophy.

Promotion from 8A, behind Pinner, was assured before the final weekend, leaving the squad free to concentrate on the Village finals at Knebworth. In this T20 competition, they beat Offley & Stopsley by 70 runs in the semis and faced Potten End in the final, where they set an imposing target of 190-5.

Perennial runmachine, Chris Munroe, led the way with 46 off 23 balls. At 112-1 off 13 overs, Potten were looking favourites, but the bowlers came to the party, restricting the stroke makers and taking crucial wickets, and at 159-8 Aldenham were the cup winners by 31 runs.

Around 150 people attended the 50th anniversary event in mid-season, to celebrate a memorable landmark for the club. Skipper Chris Munroe told the Watford Observer: “We pride ourselves on being a friendly, family-orientated club that is open to everyone. It’s a huge credit to all involved that this approach continues to bring us success on the pitch, as well as maintaining a great atmosphere off it."

Week 15, 13 August Today’s fixtures were preceded by a health warning. On the Thursday, the Exec. Committee put out a statement, due to Saturday’s forecast temperatures in the shade expected to exceed 30°C and potentially 35°. The League and clubs thus had a duty of care to mitigate this risk.

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extended interval between innings during the peak of the heat, and additional drinks breaks, not more than 45 minutes apart.

to his half century with two maximums and after two wides and a run out, he saw them home with a single off the last ball.

When the Premier divisions revert to the 50 over format, as they did today, we know we are in the season’s home straight. In their nine ‘timed’ matches, Premier leaders Potters Bar had taken 247 points out of a possible 270, with 7 wins and 2 winning draws. That seems like title winning form.

In 3a, big wins for West Herts II and Knebworth Park secured their promotion and with just seven points separating them, the fight for the title would go to the wire. For West Herts, Simon Walker dominated proceedings with an imperious 160 (24x4;1x6). Another promotion secured today was by Old Camdenians in 5A.

Except… Bar lost to Mymms today, by just one run! Mymms had scored 256-8 and Bar were behind the run rate with ten overs left, when they needed exactly 100 with only five wickets left. By the start of the 49th over things had changed and the score stood at 248-8, so nine to win. The over went: 6,1,W,W and Mymms were home.

Bar picked up 11 points but Radlett won, so the gap was reduced to just two points. At the other Accuracy! This ball went end of the table, for 6 and landed precisely Hoddesdon’s batters on one of the spikes high found some real form above the wall at Watford Town's ground. The ball, at last, as they hit retrieved many days later, 329-1, with Jayden showed the scars.

Broodryk (138*) leading the charge but it still wasn’t enough. Harpenden, who were sitting in 3rd place, squeezed home with just two balls to spare, largely thanks to Chad Barrett (130 off 99 balls) plus three half centuries and ten runs scored in the last over.

With Shenley winning and Hemel losing, those teams swapped places in the Championship race for the play-off spot, immediately below champions-elect Old Owens. Junaid Anwar, who took 5 for 18, proved to be Shenley’s match winner, while Hemel were going down to Reed, by one wicket, in the tightest of matches. In the 50th over, Reed’s no. 8, Sean Tidy, went 104

Two more big centuries to celebrate today, starting with Basil Letts of Aldenham. He contributed 146* to their total of 323-4, which was 242 too many for Chipperfield 2nds, with only one batter reaching double figures and Rajendra Chandel taking 5-8.

In 11 East, Edmonton entered the list of alltime winning margins, with their defeat of Old Minchendenians II by 324 runs. Kazim Bacchus was to the fore in the Edmonton innings, with 156.

League officer Pete Dudley reported a quirky incident when his Berkhamsted 5ths side visited Watford 5ths, which, he said, emphasises the friendly nature of matches at div. 12S level. They had just taken a Watford wicket and went into a team circle to discuss what to do next when they noticed the not out batsman standing in the circle nodding in agreement. He was asked for his thoughts, and replied: "You are bowling very well, keep going"! Which they did and won the match by 67 runs.

Week 16, 20 August It was no change at the top and bottom of the Premier and much the same in the Championship, except Shenley’s win and defeat for 3rd place Hemel meant Flitwick moved closer to the play-off place, with a match against Shenley to come a week later. Shenley’s defeat of Hitchin, by six wickets, owed everything to the bowling performance of Vibes Gadhvi. He had taken just two league wickets all season but today finished with figures of 7 for 30.

Langleybury had been fighting to get out of the relegation places and today they had their 4th win on the trot and what a scalp,

defeating top-of-the-table St Albans, by four wickets. The Saints dropped to third, as a result. The individual effort of the day in this division came from Sawbridgeworth’s Sean Black against Harpenden 2nds, with his 1st team’s first league hat-trick for six years.

Division 5B was the place for high scores today, with the teams batting first passing 300 in three of the four matches which took place and centurions in two of them.

Flamstead’s 316-8 v Ickleford 2nds was the highest and they also had the day’s top scorer in Sandaru Baddegama, whose 151 came off 131 balls. A century also for Jack Brown (113) in Clifton’s winning total of 303, against Boxmoor.

One rung lower, in 6B, the game of the day saw Old Owens II beat 3rd-place Berkhamsted II, to clinch the title, matching the achievements of their 1sts. It was close thing, however, with the last pair at the wicket and only two balls to spare.

Close finishes elsewhere included Gaddesden chasing Hoddesdon III’s total of 238-4 (Rob Harcombe 113*), in 9A, and getting home with one ball left. In 11 East, Old Owens III completed a good day for the club by scoring 254-6, which was enough for a one-run victory over Broxbourne IV. Freddie Cecil-Smith’s 115* for Broxbourne was thus in vain.

In 12 East, Southgate Compton II’s score of 400-8, in 40 overs, was an eye-opener and set up one of the highest ever margins of victory, 329 runs. But Holtwhites 4ths had only eight men, so it’s credit to them for playing the game rather than conceding.

Concessions were sadly the order of the day in 12 North, where only one match went ahead but that was the tussle between the top two. Kimpton and Lutonian III swapped places as a result of Kimpton’s convincing victory by 140 runs and in spite of six wickets for Lutonians’ Hasan Dar.

Week 17, 27 August The penultimate weekend and a few more promotion and relegation issues were settled but not the Premier title, which would go to the final match, after both

Potters Bar and Radlett won. Radlett’s defeat of Stortford was quite close, just 11 runs in it, whereas Bar’s victory margin of 88 runs was comfortable and arguably more significant, as it condemned opponents Hoddesdon to relegation.

That’s because, just above them, Welwyn in 8th place and Herford in 9th were battling against each other, and it was Hertford who earned the 25 points, by six wickets. That put Hertford just four points behind Welwyn, ahead of the final weekend, but West Herts and Stortford above them were also in danger of dropping into the relegation playoff place.

For West Herts it was a frustrating day, losing by just three runs to Harpenden. In the other Premier match, Totteridge beat Mymms in a low scoring match (111 beat 86) and the two clubs swapped places, which put Totteridge into the final place for the play-offs.

The Championship’s big game, Shenley (2nd) v Flitwick (3rd) saw a tense finish in the extreme. With Joe Lowe taking five wickets, Shenley were dismissed for a very gettable 176 but Flitwick still needed 100 runs when the sixth wicket fell. There was hope, however, so long as skipper George Thurstance (below) was still there and at this point he was on 39. Marshalling the tail like a true leader, and ignoring the carnage at the other end, including the 9th wicket going down on 164, George duly completed his century while hitting the next 15 runs to win the game, carrying his bat to finish on 112*.

The next highest score was Joe Lowe’s 12! Epic.

It was the 4th century this season for the Flitwick and Bedfordshire skipper, and his second against 105

Shenley (104* on 25 June). He would finish the season with 893 league runs.

Incidentally, just before they met back in June, Flitwick had been next to bottom of the table.

Leverstock six points behind 2nd placed Redbourn, with St Albans returning to the top after a win by five wickets over Harpenden II, led by Joe Regan with 130 off 116 balls.

Let’s stick with Flitwick but many rungs lower, because their 4ths also made headlines today, in 11 North. They rattled up 275-4 (John Bell retired on 102*) before bowling out Letchworth 5ths for just 12! Destroyer-in-chief was Flitwick’s leading lady, Holly Reeder (above) five wickets and figures of 6.2-4-3-5.

In 2A, 1st played 2nd, with Old Elizabethans, chasing down the 219-8 of leaders Chorleywood, with two wickets in hand, to set up an interesting last day, although a 19 points difference. The top two in 2B, Radlett 2nds and Lutonian, both made sure of promotion but the individual highlight was provided by Kashif Khan who bowled Lutonian to victory, with figures of 6.1-1-12-8. That rather over-shadowed his team-mate, Zahid Khan, who scored a marvellous 147.

This was quite a day for Letchworth, by their own admission. The 5th team score was the 3rd lowest league total of all time but most of the club’s other teams, below the 1sts, fared little better. Below is the club’s own Twitter contribution, that Saturday.But, as they say, they fielded five teams that day (while others were conceding).

Letchworth 1sts avoided the club’s low scoring phenomenon today, which was important as they aimed to escape the relegation zone in division one. They beat Ampthill by five wickets, and although staying 9th, they wer within13 points o the two teams above them. Another one going to the wire.

Langleybury stayed 8th but their fifth straight win was perhaps also the most memorable, beating divisional leaders Redbourn, by just two runs.

In the same division, Sawbo hosted Leverstock Green in an important match for the 3rd placed visitors, but victory for the hosts was even more memorable for Amit Gupta, who had a catch dropped first ball, took 4-46, then took over as wicketkeeper, taking two catches, before scoring 49* in a match winning 5th wicket partnership of 93*. That left 106

Rickmansworth’s Azeem Hussain took 7-31 to bowl his side to victory at Potton in 3A but that’s only half the story. Potton were dismissed for 111 today, that’s just one run less than the first fixture in June. That first meeting was also played at Potton, due to a festival on the Ricky home ground and in that game his team-mate Aamir Ishaq had taken 7-33. This must be the first time that two players have taken seven-wicket hauls on the same ground, against the same opponents, in the same league season.

Talking of great bowling, in week two we were singing the praises of the evergreen Tim Smith, for his seven wickets for Stortford 2nds. Now, two weeks from the end, he was still taking wickets in 4A, with the marvellous analysis of 7.5-4-10-6 to dismiss Southgate Adelaide for 46 and a victory by 185 runs.

He would finish the season, a week later, with 31 wickets at just 7.48, to top the divisional averages, and he took at least one wicket in every match (11 of them) he played.

In 5B, the top two met and Clifton were deposed by Mill Hill, comprehensively, bowled out for 98, with Potten End moving into 2nd, after bowling out Old Albanians II for just 47.

Among all the promotion frenzy, 22 guys still produced a great mid-table match in 6A, because it mattered to them, with Knebworth 2nds chasing Hemel 3rds total of 240-9 and winning off the last ball, thanks mainly to the Knebworth tail, after they were 142-7.

There was another clash of the top 2 in 6B, where leaders Botany Bay outscored Greenwood Park by 52 runs, in a match of more than 500 runs. The win was largely built on another outstanding performance

by Botany’s Kasey Harris, whose 169 came off 149 balls (21x4; 5x6). Next highest score – 31!

At this critical time of the season, top two clashes provide perfect entertainment and there were three more to savour.

In 8A, 2nd place Pinner overwhelmed leaders Aldenham, by 199 runs. Aldenham were missing a few regulars but Bhavie Raiyarela, with 6 for 12, proved the Pinner match-winner, after the batters had done their bit. Preston 3rds, top of 9B, were similarly convincing in beating nearest rivals Cheshunt, by eight wickets, which made Preston champions, while Cheshunt dropped to 4th. The third big clash came in 10 North, and another win for the 2nd place team, with Markyate defending 141-9 and then bowling out Tewin for just 73, to go top. It was a big moment for Markyate, who had been battling the deduction of 60 points at the start of the season, for the lack of a Safeguarding Officer. Markyate had lost only one match all season, against Tewin, back in June.

Week 18, 3 September As we reach the season’s climax, in this year of record temperatures and drought, it was fitting that the weather had the final say. It rained! Not enough to wipe out too many fixtures but it ruined the climax in the Premier. Potters Bar, ahead of Radlett by two points, visited Cobden Hill and had reached 104-6 in the 37th over, when the rain swept in. When it stopped, they tried to get a result, with Radlett beginning their innings in late afternoon, as time had run out for Bar’s batters. After a couple of overs, however, the umpires decided conditions were unsafe, so called an end to proceedings – leaving Potters Bar as champions! Harpenden and Totteridge joined those two in the last-ever play-offs.

With Old Owens winning the Championship, the town of Potters Bar certainly seems to be the powerhouse of Hertfordshire cricket, currently.

At the foot of the table, Hoddesdon were already down and defeats for both Hertford and Welwyn left the former facing the relegation play off, by a margin of just six points. But who would they play?

Shenley’s seven point margin over Flitwick, with Hemel a further four points behind, became irrelevant as Shenley beat Reed by eight wickets (five wickets for Fahim Akbar) to secure 2nd place. Flitwick and Hemel also won but in vain. For Flitwick, George Thurstance continued his great form, scoring another 71, to take his total for the season in the League to 893 runs.

For George it was also the end of an era, and the same at Hemel for Nick Hodgins, with both highly respected captains retiring (see article).

Among all these important matches, there was one nail-biter which ended in memorable low-scoring tie. Old Finchleians, already promoted Most of the big games over the final few weeks are about as champions of 3B, competing for trophies and pennants, presented at Saracens took on Welwyn 2nds but they were both bowled out for 96, with the outstanding player being Paul Woolley’s, who took 6-32 for Welwyn.

Similar to the Championship, the top two in division one also won, so St Albans and Redbourn went up, while there was a shuffle at the foot of the table, with Letchworth 107

beating 3rd place Leverstock, to overtake Harpenden 2nds, beaten by Redbourn.

Langleybury, in 8th place, also lost but crucially earned 13 points, against Harpenden’s nine, meaning Langleybury survived with a total of 340 points, against Harpenden’s 337! Harpenden II had also suffered a 5 points penalty for failing to provide facilities marks after one game in August. How costly was that!

the won 7, lost 8 record of Broxbourne IV who finished top. The reason was massive fines, totalling 150 points, for having no Safeguarding Officer early in the season.

Pinner duly held off Aldenham to win 8A and were particularly singing the praises of left arm spinner, Bhavie Raiyarela. Six wickets last week and now another five today meant he’d taken 20 wickets at an average of 3, since joining the club in midseason. Another champion team worthy of a mention is Hemel 4ths, whose success in 9A was centred on three Under 15 players, Callum Humphrey (24 wkts), Jacob Hodgins (also 24 wkts), whilst Max Clark (291 runs and a consistent run-scorer at number 4).

Elsewhere, among the more exciting happenings on this final Saturday, the bottom of 3A shredded a few nerves, with just 12 points separating Potton in 4th place and North Enfield in 9th, and those two teams played each other, while Datchworth were 10th and last, a further 12 The only other division to see a change points behind. On in the leaders on POINTS PENALTIES 2022 the day, Dunstable the final weekend were unluckiest – • 470 points deducted for failing to enter was in 10 West. rained off, so just 10 teams/teamsheets Northwood III were points. Below them, in the box seat but • 310 deducted for late facilities reports at the start of play, • 270 deducted for no safeguarding officer were up against North Enfield and West Herts IV today, (3 clubs) Datchworth both lying 2nd, with • 95 deducted for no umpire or scorer won, so in the final Berkhamsted III • 60 deducted for playing unregistered shake-up Dunstable hard on their heels. players II finished bottom, West Herts romped • 35 deducted for reporting result late on 315 points, with home by 40 runs • 20 deducted points were deducted for Datchworth in 9th, and so took the title, on 322, just two captain without DBS with Northwood’s points fewer than • 10 deducted for inadequate facilities slip allowing both Chipperfield Berko to take the • 5 deducted for registration issues and Rickmansworth, runners-up spot. In • 5 deducted for late cancellation in joint 8th. a division decided

That’s 1,280 hard earned points thrown away!

Nothing much to play for in 3B but a sad day, as it turned out to be the last league match for Parkfield & Headstone (and their 2nds in 10 South).

They were losing their ground and unable to continue.

Another team to suffer through penalties but slightly less seriously, was Lutonians in 2B. They finished 2nd and missed out on the title by just one point but had been fined 25 points, during the season, for team sheet transgressions.

Also costly were Edmonton’s penalty points in 11 East. The team boasted a perfect record, played 14, won 14, compared to 108

on an average points system, the three teams were finally separated by 0.36 points.

As for action on the field, the rain was a limiting factor but Old Owens II, new champions of 6A, were involved in a thriller, scoring 192-8 against Letchworth 3rds, who replied with 192-4, for a tie.

Finally, one player to mention, is Nathan Derrick of Baldock 3rds (left). He scored 156* today, against Hitchin 5ths.

Play-cricket.com tells us that Nathan only played six league matches and scored 50+ in

five of them! 408 runs at an average of 136 but sadly not enough innings to qualify for the averages.

a liquid award after scoring a record six centuries that season.

Another season done and dusted, which is probably an appropriate term, given the weather for most of the time.

For the highest average of all, however, you have to look at 10 South where Kieran Jones of North Enfield II, finished with 173.2 over his 12 innings (7 not outs).

Leading Players Some of the stand-out features include the consistency of the leading batters in the Premier, with all the top 10 averaging more than 50. Remarkably, half of that top ten play for Radlett.

Totteridge may have finished only 4th but they had the top batter and bowler, in Simon Webster and Sam Smith.

In contrast to the Premier, the Championship had only one player with a 50+ average and that was Flitwick’s George Thurstance, who averaged almost 75.

Also in the Championship, evidence that bowlers win matches came at champions Old Owens, whose bowlers filled the top four places, with a further one in the top 10. Those five had a combined haul of 133 wickets.

Very few batters can average over 100 in a season but David Murphy (left) managed it for St Margaretsbury, after scoring 848 runs. Seven not outs in 15 innings helped, resulting in an average of more than 121. ‘Bury also had the top bowler in Joe O’Gorman (left).

Another batter averaging over 100, was Kasey Harris with 1262 runs which helped Botany Bay to win the title in 6B. This puts him 2nd in the list for runs scored in a League Season at any level.

His picture (left) was taken a year ago, with

There’s no league table for top fielders but play-cricket.com shows Hertford’s Hugh Cavener took 21 catches in the League (31 in all matches, as pictured), followed closely

by Simon Walker of West Herts (20).

Hugh’s ‘haul’ included four against Stortford on 13 August. Top Herts wicket-keepers on play-cricket.com were Potters Bar’s James Seward with 34 catches and 9 stumpings, just ahead of Shenley’s Will Thomson with 32 and 7.

The leading averages start on page 118, with a full list on the website

Post season updates The champions of 7B were decided in the committee room, rather than on the field.

That was the result of a serious disciplinary issue with Little Berkhamsted Sahibs. Their final match was declared void and after sitting on top of the division for several weeks, they were subsequently demoted to 8A for the 2023 season. Southgate Adelaide 2nds and West Herts 3rds, separated by a single point, moved up instead.

Teams withdrawn during the season: Langleybury IV, Baldock IV, Hoddesdon V. Plus Bushey 1st, 2nd & 3rd XI Post-season withdrawals: Edmonton, Parkfield & Headstone, Tye Green.

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The play-offs

Premier Division Play-offs

Semi-finals Sunday 11 September 2022 Potters Bar 211 - 9 (50) Totteridge Millhillians 150 (39.5) POTTERS BAR CC WON BY 61 RUNS

Relegation Play-off

Sunday 11 September 2022 Hertford 197 - 5 (50) Shenley Village 88 (38.2) HERTFORD CC WON BY 109 RUNS

Radlett 198 - 6 (41) Harpenden 165 (39) RADLETT CC WON BY 33 RUNS Final. At Welwyn Garden City Saturday 17 September 2022 Potters Bar 160 (50) Radlett 163 - 4 (43.5) RADLETT CC WON BY 6 WICKETS

Radlett triumph Potters Bar fell short in search of an unprecedented treble in the last ever play-off final.

Both sides were below full strength but, batting first, Bar’s Steve Gale and Rishi Patel started well, putting on 50 in 62 balls only for the team to subside, losing 7 wickets for 39 in 75 balls. The tail garnered 44 runs but the target was only 161.

Steve Gale dislocated and broke a finger in the second over as Josh de Caires and Dom Chatfield set up the run chase. Kabir Toor arrived on the dismissal of de Caires and although three wickets went down quickly, leaving Radlett 98 for 4.

Toor batted magnificently and eased to 50 in 89 balls. With Will Wright, he took the game away from Bar, in a partnership of 69 in 77 balls to see Radlett home, with six wickets and 25 balls to spare. Toor finished on 65 not out and Wright on 25 not out.

Photos, top: Shenley looking glorious for the relegation play-off and with the flag at half mast, just days after the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Match umpires for the play-off final, Nick Hall (left) and Steve Cobb, with the competition organsier and league umpires co-ordinator Peter Hinstridge.

League Chairman Tony Johnson presented the trophy to Radlett captain Tom Jenkins and the Man-of-the-Match award to Kabir Toor.

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Top 10 individual scores S Score Batter 219 210* 209 208* 184 184* 182 173* 169* 168*

N Bamford K Bacchus S Tomlinson S Green-Armytage J Seward K Harris E Hales D Chatfield K Harris M Howeson

2022 Honours Boards

Team (match)

North Mymms II (v Broxbourne II) Edmonton (v Old Owens III) Leverstock Green (v Redbourn) Southgate Adelaide II (v Cockfosters II) Potters Bar (v Totteridge Millhillians) Botany Bay (v Rickmansworth II) Redbourn (v Leverstock Green) Radlett (v Welwyn Garden City) Botany Bay (v Greenwood Park) St Albans II (v Stevenage II)

Top 10 bowling performances Analysis Bowler 9 for 45 8 for 12 8 for 18 7 for 6 7 for 11 7 for 11 7 for 11 7 for 17 7 for 19 7 for 19

P Jordan K Khan L Champion J O'Gorman J Wray H Cobb L Berry J Kench M Waters A Dongworth

Team

Top 10 team scores - batting first Score

Opponents

Sandridge (v Cockfosters) Lutonian (v Letchworth Garden City II) Knebworth Park (v West Herts II) St Margaretsbury (v Old Albanians) Totteridge Millhillians (v Hoddesdon) North Mymms II (v Northampton Exiles) St Albans IV (v Hatfield Hyde III) Ickleford III (v Stevenage V) Preston II (v Bentley Heath) Sawbridgeworth II (v Clifton)

Team batting first

426-8 Radlett III 400-8 Southgate Compton II 395-5 Wheathampstead III 385-8 Markyate 381-5 Edmonton 380-7 Letchworth GC II 375-5 Harpenden III 371-6 Redbourn 365-8 Old Camdenians 360-6 Bamville

Opposition

Frogmore Holtwhites Trinibis IV Letchworth GC V Preston IV Old Minchendenians II Northchurch Langleybury II Leverstock Green Leverstock Green II Baldock Town II

Top 10 team scores - batting scond (Winners in italics) Score

340-10 330-7 328-7 303-9 297-10 295-10 294-4 293-8 291-1 288-3

Team batting 2nd

Leverstock Green Harpenden Tewin Frogmore Bishop’s Stortford Totteridge Millhillians Sawbridgeworth Letchworth GC II Radlett Bishop’s Stortford

Opposition

Redbourn Hoddesdon Bishop’s Stortford II Bentley Heath Radlett Potters Bar Harpenden II Northchurch North Mymms Hertford

Date

Division

Date

Division

4 June 5A 4 June 11 East 6 August Div. One 11 June 7B 6 August Premier 7 May 6B 6 August Div. One 9 July Premier 27 August 6B 4 June 4B

4 June 27 August 16 July 25 June 7 May 7 May 14 May 27 August 9 July 7 May

3B 2B 3A Div. One Premier 5A 10 East 10 North 5A 5B

Date Division 25 June 20 August 18 June 6 August 13 August 28 May 18 June 6 August 3 September 18 June

5A 12 East 11 North 10 North 11 East 2B 4B Div. One 5A 9A

Date Division

06/08/2022 13/08/2022 16/07/2022 28/05/2022 25/06/2022 04/06/2022 20/08/2022 30/07/2022 23/07/2022 11/06/2022

One Premier 4A 5A Premier Premier One 2B Premier Premier

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Presentation event

The presentation of trophies to 2022's divisional title winners was hosted by Saracens at the Stonex Stadium. Former player Alistair Hargreaves compered the evening and League Chairman, Tony Johnson, made the presentations.

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Readers Herts T20 Competitions County 20/20 GROUP A Radlett 99-3 (15.2) Hemel Hempstead 98-7 (20) RADLETT WON BY 7 WICKETS West Herts 101-4 (17.3) North Mymms 98-7 (20) WEST HERTS WON BY 6 WICKETS Radlett 156-8 (20) West Herts 107-7 (20) RADLETT WON BY 49 RUNS

GROUP C Bishop's Stortford 74-1 (9) Shenley Village 76 (15) B STORTFORD WON BY 9 WICKETS Hertford 175-5 (20) Hitchin 94-8 (20) HERTFORD WON BY 81 RUNS Bishop's Stortford 108-8 (20) Hertford 117-8 (20) HERTFORD WON BY 9 RUNS

GROUP B Harpenden 155-5 (20) Preston 139-7 (20) HARPENDEN WON BY 16 RUNS Totteridge Millhillians 127-8 (20) Hoddesdon 128-3 (17.2) HODDESDON WON BY 7 WICKETS Harpenden 133-9 (20) Hoddesdon 136-4 (17.2) HODDESDON WON BY 6 WICKETS

GROUP D Potters Bar 131-6 (20) Old Owens 113-6 (20) POTTERS BAR WON BY 18 RUNS Welwyn Garden City v Reed REED CONCEDED Potters Bar 150-5 (20) Welwyn Garden City 78 (17.2) POTTERS BAR WON BY 72 RUNS

Finals Day 24 July at Hertford CC Semi-finals: Potters Bar 147-1 (17.3) Hertford 146-5 (20) POTTERS BAR WON BY 9 WICKETS Radlett 145 (18.3) Hoddesdon 147 (18.5) HODDESDON WON BY 6 WICKETS Final: Hoddesdon 167-4 (20) Potters Bar 168-7 (19.5) POTTERS BAR WON BY 3 WICKETS 114

Proudly holding the T20 Cup, Reece Hussain, who top scored on the day with 89* in the semi-final

Potters Bar Lift T20 Cup

Potters Bar won the Herts T20 cup for the second time in four years in a wonderful final at Hertford.

Hoddesdon, fresh from a semi-final victory over Radlett, got off to a flier.

The first six-over powerplay saw them reach 47 for 0 then, for the 2nd wicket, Shekleton and Broodryk, put on 50 in 32 balls. The 100 came up in the 13th over.

Broodryk holed out for 83 off 53 balls but Hoddesdon were constrained towards the end, hitting just one boundary in the last 18 balls, so finished on 167 for 4.

Bar’s reply started badly at 1 for 1, but Charlie Scott and Steve Gale changed the game, putting on 50 in just 26 balls.

Bar thought they had the game won at 120 for 2 with seven overs left but Gale was well pouched for 49, the pair having put on 95 in 61 balls. Soon it was 156 for 7 and Bar needed 12 off 7 balls, then 5 off 3. James Seward then glanced a tired Matt Varner delivery past short fine leg for 4 and a scrambled leg bye saw Bar home with one ball to spare.

Potters Bar went forward to the Vitality Club T20 regional finals, at Hornchurch but lost to the hosts by just two runs in the semi-final. Hornchurch 150 for 5 (20) beat Potters Bar 148 for 5 (20).

SCORECARD HODDESDON: James Curtis st Seward b Maheshram 31 Jayden Broodryk c Maheshram b Gale 83 Cameron Shekleton not out 46 Todd Sturdy run out 0 Rob Walters c J Scott b Mehta 1 Sam Davis not out 0 Will Steward, Rob Jones, Kyle Wilson, Harry Mason, Matt Varner did not bat Extras: 6 (3lb, 3w) Total: 167-4 (20 Overs) Bowling: Jigar Mehta 4-0-31-1; James Scott 4-0-33-0; Lee Tyrrell 3-0-35-0: Anmol Maheshram 4-0-31-1; Ashish Padki 4-0-28-0; Steve Gale 1-0-6-1 POTTERS BAR: Joshua Matthews c Walters b Varner 0 Steve Gale c Mason b Davis 49 Reece Hussain c Sturdy b Curtis 23 Charlie Scott c Curtis b Mason 55 James Scott c Shekleton b Davis 5 Patrick Scott st Shekleton b Mason 10 Lee Tyrrell c Curtis b Davis 3 James Seward not out 12 Anmol Maheshram not out 5 Ashish Padki, Jigar Mehta did not bat Extras: 6 (3lb, 3w) Total: 168-7 (19.5 Overs) Bowling: Matt Varner 3.5-0-30-1; James Curtis 3-0-39-1; Kyle Wilson 4-0-29-0; Harry Mason 4-0-34-2; Rob Walters 2-0-17-0; Sam Davis 3-0-16-3-0

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Readers T20 Trophy Finals 21 August 2022 T/20 Trophy Semi-Finals:

Berkhamsted 114 (17.4) Letchworth Garden City 115 - 1 (14.4) LETCHWORTH GC WON BY 9 WICKETS Redbourn 92 (15.4) Watford Town 93 - 6 (13.4) WATFORD TOWN WON BY 4 WICKETS

Final:

Letchworth Garden City 181 - 4 (20) Watford Town 182 - 9 (19.1) WATFORD TOWN WON BY 1 WICKET

Watford Town secured the Herts T20 Trophy in dramatic style at Redbourn.

Needing to score an unlikely 182 to overhaul Letchworth’s challenging total, they reached the target in the last over, with the last pair at the crease. This followed a convincing victory over host club Redbourn, in the earlier semi-final.

Letchworth had shown their quality in the first semi-final, crushing Berkhamsted by nine wickets. Their overseas star, Christy O’Brien, had top-scored with 69 in that match and the Kiwi was soon into his stride in the final, putting on 90 runs with David Sprittles for the 2nd wicket, in just 10 overs.

When O’Brien fell to a great catch, he had smashed 81, including eight 4s and five 6s. The run-rate slowed with his departure but with Sprittles reaching 51 not out, the Watford batters still faced the challenge of scoring at more than nine runs an over to secure the silverware.

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fight to Letchworth in dramatic fashion, blazing 69 off the first four overs to give their team the belief that victory was possible. After Farhan went, three of the next four batsman fell without scoring but Asad batted brilliantly, scoring 49 off 24 balls. When he was 7th out, Watford still needed 75 to win, although with 10 overs in hand, there was plenty of time.

Syed Ali (33 off 21 balls) and Haseeb Khan (22 off 15 balls) took the team 48 runs closer to their target and within sight of victory. Syed’s effort was remarkable, batting through the pain of a serious hand injury, suffered when fielding.

The fall of the ninth wicket, with the score on 174, set up the dramatic conclusion and at the start of the 20th and final over they needed just one run to win.

Off the first ball, Sheikh drove the ball straight at the mid-off fielder, who inexplicably dropped the catch, allowing the single which sealed victory, sparking a mini pitch invasion the triumphant team

T20 Big Bash The highlight of the group stages of the T20 Trophy was the performance of Berkhamsted, against neighbours Northchurch. Berko batted first and in 20 overs scored an astonishing 274-0!

Charlie Doe 132* and Kasjuan Sullivan 121*. Northchurch scored 128-7 in reply.

Two legends hand over Two of our leading clubs in the Championship, Flitwick and Hemel,

Kasjuan

Charlie

Presentations to outgoing skippers Top: Nick Hodgins at a club event Below: George Thurstance, having captained Flitwick to victory in an East Beds cup competition in 2021.

Presentation by John Gurney.

will take the field under new 1st team captains, after their legendary skippers decided to stand down at the end of the 2022 season.George Thurstance had nine seasons at the helm at Flitwick and led the club by example, having scored 5,716 runs in the Championship at an average of almost 50. He scored an exceptional 20 centuries, with a number of those coming in matches that really mattered.

His astute captaincy will be missed but his brother, Harry, will undoubtedly try and maintain the family standard. George will continue to add to his tally of runs and contribute to the club’s progress, and retains the captaincy of Bedfordshire.

Harry will become just the 7th different Fliwick Saturday captain since 1985 – this consistency and dedication has proved significant in the ongoing progression and growth of the club. 2022 was Flitwick’s 25th season in the Herts League, during which time their various teams have earned 24 promotions and suffered 0 relegations. A proud record.

Further down the M1, Nick Hodgins has retired as 1st XI captain after two spells, from 2009-10 and 2017-22. Since joining the Club in 2006, Nick played in 210 matches, taking a club record 406 wickets at average of 16.55, including 24 five-wicket hauls. His best was 7-42 v West Herts in 2010. He has also been handy with the bat, scoring 2,483 runs at average of 21.41, including six half centuries. His highest score was 74* also against West Herts, in 2012. As with Flitwick, there is a strong family connection and Nick has skippered teams which included two of his sons, Lewis and Will. Nick is universally respected across the county and has been a great ambassador for both the Club and the League. He will remain at the club, developing young cricketers and mentoring older ones.

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Player Averages 2022

ECB Premier Division Batting Simon Webster Reece Hussain Kabir Toor Nathan Smith Jayden Broodryk Owais Shah Josh De Caires Daniel Blacktopp Dominic Chatfield David Burnell

Team Totteridge Millhillians Potters Bar Radlett Radlett Hoddesdon Welwyn Garden City Radlett Welwyn Garden City Radlett Radlett

Inns NO Runs 10 3 571 17 5 924 14 4 707 13 4 620 17 5 782 14 3 671 9 3 355 16 6 540 17 5 620 14 5 465

Division 2A

HS 167 140 157 142 138 88 159 72 173 107

Batting T Garraway E Krishnamurthy R Butt A Gofton K Sullivan C Caslake T Smithson L Frey A Dunning A Connelly

Team Old Elizabethans Ickleford Holtwhites Trinibis Berkhamsted Berkhamsted Chorleywood Chorleywood Berkhamsted Chorleywood Abbots Langley

Bowling Team Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave Sam Smith Totteridge Millhillians 144 20 498 33 15.09 Randeep Sanghera Radlett 114.1 19 397 26 15.27 Chanaka Ruwansiri North Mymms 175.2 12 744 40 18.60 Ian Gurney West Herts 165.4 15 745 37 20.14 Iresh Saxena Totteridge Millhillians 206.3 31 594 27 22.00 Noah Cornwell Radlett 117.4 20 445 20 22.25 Hamza Qayyum North Mymms 152.5 11 666 29 22.97 Luke Chapman Potters Bar 187.3 33 674 29 23.24 Alex Gosling Harpenden 90 4 492 21 23.43 Adam Carlson Hertford 142.3 12 587 24 24.46

Bowling M Dunstone R Francis M Kosaraju R Purohit R Carpenter A Dunning C Busby N Akhtar J Smithson K Cornwell

Team Abbots Langley Radlett II Stevenage Abbots Langley Radlett II Chorleywood Old Elizabethans Old Elizabethans Chorleywood Radlett II

Championship

Division 2B HS 136 82 83 110 83 89 143 78 109 89

Ave 81.57 77.00 70.70 68.89 65.17 61.00 59.17 54.00 51.67 51.67

Batting Team George Thurstance Flitwick Brad Lane Old Owens Jack Timms Old Owens Will Thomson Shenley Village Robert Lankester Reed Charles Thurston Shenley Village George Davies Broxbourne Sam Cherry Dunstable Town Shaftab Khalid Hitchin Bradley Matthews Dunstable Town

Inns NO Runs 17 5 893 12 4 397 17 6 486 16 2 597 15 3 493 17 0 698 18 3 601 15 2 508 18 2 603 10 0 375

Ave 74.42 49.63 44.18 42.64 41.08 41.06 40.07 39.08 37.69 37.50

Bowling Team Rhys Carter Old Owens Tej Thakkar Old Owens Robert Sibley Old Owens Jake Wickham Old Owens Apoorv Wankhade Flitwick Parth Mehta Hemel Hempstead Town Maicol Javed Flitwick Fahim Akbar Shenley Village Brad Lane Old Owens Devansh Kumar Sharma Luton Town & Indians

Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave 111.1 22 317 24 13.21 72.2 11 268 20 13.40 114.2 16 441 32 13.78 153.5 35 477 33 14.45 123.5 17 403 26 15.50 174 36 521 33 15.79 116.2 14 381 24 15.88 106.4 13 380 23 16.52 122.5 19 405 24 16.88 138.1 13 500 29 17.24

Division One

Inns NO Runs HS 15 2 542 136* 13 3 415 96* 15 1 531 107* 12 3 332 69* 15 4 373 82* 15 1 439 149* 17 0 518 72 14 3 335 68 11 1 300 64 12 1 327 85

Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave 91.2 25 205 30 6.83 59 10 192 21 9.14 100.2 17 334 30 11.13 92.2 17 346 31 11.16 152.2 42 390 34 11.47 83 6 331 26 12.73 126.1 23 378 29 13.03 106.2 19 297 22 13.50 89.4 6 396 29 13.66 139.5 15 479 35 13.69

Batting Team Inns NO Runs HS Z Khan Lutonian 18 4 989 147 N Raveenthiraraja Northwood 16 3 750 129 M Rose Radlett II 14 5 490 68 T Malde Radlett II 9 1 390 84 J Armitage Radlett II 12 5 319 64* H Sambrook Kings Langley 11 3 351 105* S Reeve Northwood 18 5 553 132* M Hobley Northchurch 17 1 679 89 A Saeed Lutonian 18 0 756 139 D Albon Letchworth Garden City II 12 1 391 126 Bowling M Sadiq R Sharples A Khan B Joyce D Smith H Khan A Burnell J Baron H Sambrook K Khan

Team Lutonian Northwood Lutonian Kings Langley Kings Langley Lutonian Kings Langley Northwood Kings Langley Lutonian

Ave 41.69 41.50 37.93 36.89 33.91 31.36 30.47 30.45 30.00 29.73

Ave 70.64 57.69 54.44 48.75 45.57 43.88 42.54 42.44 42.00 35.55

Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave 81 16 227 29 7.83 93.2 17 311 29 10.72 109.4 18 373 29 12.86 105 17 340 26 13.08 95 16 275 21 13.10 82.1 14 300 20 15.00 100 11 413 27 15.30 117.1 13 427 27 15.81 89 15 317 20 15.85 102.2 13 410 24 17.08

Division 3A

Batting D Murphy T O'Toole S Tomlinson E Hales W Hales Joe Regan L Everitt B Slawinski W Bancroft RDG Sanders

Team St Margaretsbury St Albans Leverstock Green Redbourn Redbourn St Albans Ampthill Town Ampthill Town St Albans Sawbridgeworth

Inns NO Runs HS Ave 15 8 848 133* 121.14 14 5 540 100* 60.00 16 1 826 209 55.07 12 1 535 182 48.64 18 3 683 136 45.53 14 2 496 130 41.33 14 3 441 108* 40.09 15 1 548 97 39.14 12 2 386 90* 38.60 12 0 462 108 38.50

Batting M Foey T Coughlan R Stevenson S Harvey S Momim S Stevens J Roseberry J Schleapfer K Atkinson C May

Team Inns NO Runs HS Allenburys & County Hall 8 1 389 83 North Enfield 15 7 426 55 Allenburys & County Hall 11 1 524 102* Dunstable II 7 1 311 126 Chipperfield Clarendon 13 1 608 126 Potton Town 17 0 781 144 Knebworth Park 11 2 412 76 Allenburys & County Hall 16 2 627 106* Datchworth 9 1 357 155 Chipperfield Clarendon 10 1 325 97*

Bowling J O'Gorman T Henry M Capaldi M Latter D Darvell W Sneath D Sprittles M Robinson C Moyle Jamie Regan

Team Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave St Margaretsbury 119.5 21 377 29 13.00 Leverstock Green 108.5 6 443 31 14.29 St Albans 114.4 6 466 30 15.53 Harpenden II 75.2 4 385 24 16.04 Redbourn 163.2 28 553 32 17.28 Ampthill Town 142 28 506 26 19.46 Letchworth Garden City 135 15 535 27 19.81 St Margaretsbury 118 17 437 22 19.86 Redbourn 123.3 18 517 26 19.88 St Albans 138.5 10 571 27 21.15

Bowling V Gorasia D Woosley A Richmond N Latif R Bhogal K Shackleton D Mehta S Navaee C Randall A Ishaq

Team Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave West Herts II 80.4 9 288 23 12.52 West Herts II 128 25 418 31 13.48 Knebworth Park 128.4 14 529 39 13.56 Rickmansworth 151.2 20 518 35 14.80 Potton Town 105.1 14 361 23 15.70 Potton Town 88.3 13 323 20 16.15 West Herts II 102.3 22 346 21 16.48 Totteridge Millhillians II 123 19 416 25 16.64 Knebworth Park 107.4 13 364 21 17.33 Rickmansworth 145.5 15 561 32 17.53

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Ave 55.57 53.25 52.40 51.83 50.67 45.94 45.78 44.79 44.63 36.11

Division 3B

Division 5A

Batting L Mitchell C Jackson JP Hewitt C Depala Jnr T Depala T Waterton E Langley M Ali H Depala W Langley

Team Inns NO Runs HS Welwyn Garden City II 8 2 411 100* Reed II 9 2 449 67 Welwyn Garden City II 10 2 386 110* Old Finchleians 15 6 402 74* Old Finchleians 12 4 351 110* Hemel Hempstead II 11 2 388 105* Hemel Hempstead II 10 1 348 89 Sandridge 11 1 348 87 Old Finchleians 16 2 486 88* Hemel Hempstead II 11 2 309 53

Ave 68.50 64.14 48.25 44.67 43.88 43.11 38.67 34.80 34.71 34.33

Batting R Kumar A Khan H Gravett P Gooden B Gravett O Hubbard M Bullard I Z Roy A Patel G Ferguson

Team Radlett III Old Camdenians Old Camdenians Preston II Old Camdenians Bentley Heath Northampton Exiles Old Camdenians Northampton Exiles Broxbourne II

Inns NO Runs HS 12 6 535 102* 18 5 855 156* 17 4 633 100* 15 3 508 85 10 2 326 68 15 4 430 98* 16 3 495 103* 18 0 664 109 14 4 368 77* 14 3 359 96

Bowling C Depala Jnr J Stead S Barker H Depala A Naik W Hodgins S Perera K Doshi G Jarvis C Frame

Team Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave Old Finchleians 125.3 22 309 28 11.04 Cockfosters 145.4 25 479 43 11.14 Cockfosters 129.1 22 404 36 11.22 Old Finchleians 107.2 19 303 25 12.12 Old Finchleians 86.4 10 287 22 13.05 Hemel Hempstead II 118 13 467 32 14.59 Hemel Hempstead II 124 15 464 31 14.97 Old Finchleians 121.5 16 361 24 15.04 Wheathampstead 169.2 38 497 33 15.06 London Colney 112 24 364 24 15.17

Bowling IZ Roy N Sidhu J Singh R Zaman H Zeb M Waters H James K Tirmizi J Tumbridge A Luthra

Team Old Camdenians Radlett III Radlett III Radlett III Bentley Heath Preston II Northampton Exiles Bentley Heath Broxbourne II Radlett III

Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave 71.1 7 290 30 9.67 80 12 207 21 9.86 77.5 10 217 22 9.86 83.1 16 251 23 10.91 155.2 31 531 44 12.07 130.5 35 374 29 12.90 108.5 17 492 35 14.06 110.3 19 399 27 14.78 102.5 13 367 24 15.29 136.4 40 390 25 15.60

Division 4A Batting J Gaffney R Aggarwal N Lipschitz M Maylin L Jenkins A Patel T Mahmood A Richardson H Patel C Maylin

Team Bishop's Stortford II Northwood Town Tewin Hitchin II Old Haberdashers Tewin Southgate Adelaide Cheshunt Rosedale Bishop's Stortford II Hitchin II

Inns NO Runs HS 15 3 762 154* 15 1 680 126 11 1 436 101 9 1 305 107* 16 4 454 79* 11 1 375 98 14 2 436 99 13 2 394 101* 14 1 447 91 15 1 458 97

Ave 63.50 48.57 43.60 38.13 37.83 37.50 36.33 35.82 34.38 32.71

Bowling T Smith J Halai J Crutchett R Jenkins R Heywood A Patel I Golder A Singh V Popat D Moore

Team Bishop's Stortford II Northwood Town Tewin Old Haberdashers Bishop's Stortford II Tewin Hatfield & Crusaders Hatfield & Crusaders Old Haberdashers Hitchin II

Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave 106.1 28 232 31 7.48 63.1 2 277 25 11.08 116.3 20 462 40 11.55 94.2 15 325 26 12.50 125.2 20 509 37 13.76 112.1 17 469 32 14.66 151.3 33 448 30 14.93 95 14 361 21 17.19 127.3 28 396 22 18.00 116.5 12 444 24 18.50

Division 4B Batting M Howeson J Sambrook D Bradley W Bryant R Evans R Fernando J Rosson B Newton S Barker C Godfrey

Team St Albans II Harpenden III Harpenden III Chorleywood II Shenley Village II Hatfield Hyde St Albans II Harpenden III Redbourn II Redbourn II

Inns NO Runs HS 14 4 638 168* 8 2 371 141* 7 1 329 158* 14 3 601 126* 13 4 482 82* 17 5 571 73* 9 2 331 88 14 3 439 137* 11 0 365 77 17 0 560 89

Ave 63.80 61.83 54.83 54.64 53.56 47.58 47.29 39.91 33.18 32.94

Bowling A Hounslow K Nissanka B Davies R Blunt J Hall D Flynn M Mujreen B Work M Davies O Zaman

Team St Albans II Hatfield Hyde Chorleywood II Ampthill Town II St Albans II Redbourn II Hatfield Hyde Chorleywood II Chorleywood II Hatfield Hyde

Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave 55 16 131 20 6.55 80.4 11 233 23 10.13 103.5 13 270 23 11.74 74.2 8 272 22 12.36 81 7 305 24 12.71 69.1 4 283 22 12.86 122 16 394 30 13.13 107.2 20 327 22 14.86 102.5 11 412 25 16.48 129 13 464 27 17.19

Ave 89.17 65.77 48.69 42.33 40.75 39.09 38.08 36.89 36.80 32.64

Division 5B Batting D Plumb AD Syed D Potter J Pickard H Lee A Parkin A Akhtar J Ashiq A Hewitt M Afzal

Team Baldock Sawbridgeworth II Mill Hill Village Potten End Potten End Ickleford II Potten End Potten End Baldock Flamstead

Inns NO Runs HS 15 5 605 105* 13 2 504 154* 13 1 505 85* 16 3 504 79* 17 3 520 106 10 0 348 103 16 2 403 104 15 2 360 86* 16 3 309 74* 16 0 359 63

Ave 60.50 45.82 42.08 38.77 37.14 34.80 28.79 27.69 23.77 22.44

Bowling D Potter M Gurney A Javed P Malhotra N Aktar W Hill O Ur Rehman A Jones B De Alwis S Crouch

Team Mill Hill Village Potten End Mill Hill Village Boxmoor Ickleford II Potten End Mill Hill Village Baldock Flamstead Ickleford II

Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave 41.2 4 160 20 8.00 158 35 481 47 10.23 90.4 27 261 24 10.88 103.5 17 353 27 13.07 86.4 16 348 25 13.92 102 15 352 25 14.08 100.3 22 356 24 14.83 139.2 28 493 33 14.94 104.3 10 447 29 15.41 127.3 25 530 33 16.06

Division 6A Batting D Sands C Emmons M Brown B Connolly E Gaeton W Haggar K Changlani R Thiruchelvam R Hussain N Singh

Team Inns NO Runs HS Watton-at-Stone 10 1 548 146 Old Owens II 9 3 348 98 Berkhamsted II 7 1 333 123 Watton-at-Stone 16 2 751 151* Old Owens II 10 3 304 67 Welwyn Garden City III 8 1 302 67* Old Owens II 12 2 416 103 Old Owens II 9 1 331 94 Hemel Hempstead III 14 3 447 65 Hemel Hempstead III 11 0 366 72

Ave 60.89 58.00 55.50 53.64 43.43 43.14 41.60 41.38 40.64 33.27

Bowling R Nandiraju N Kenny D Spong L Ul-Islam Dil Khan B Connolly D Shah R Burnell B Williams

Team Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave Northwood II 98.4 17 324 24 13.50 Northwood II 122.4 30 406 29 14.00 Welwyn Garden City III 95.2 10 430 30 14.33 Welwyn Garden City III 83.5 11 322 21 15.33 Hemel Hempstead III 130.4 16 446 29 15.38 Watton-at-Stone 99.4 13 389 24 16.21 Old Owens II 115.1 24 406 23 17.65 Watton-at-Stone 112.5 7 459 26 17.65 Watton-at-Stone 146 22 538 28 19.21

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Division 6B

Division 8A

Batting K Harris P Lissowsli CRA Marchant A Siddique C Kent N Depala B Choudhry T Allum P England A Khan

Team Inns NO Runs HS Ave Botany Bay 16 6 1262 184* 126.20 Old Elizabethans II 11 1 488 86 48.80 Botany Bay 16 4 460 85 38.33 Greenwood Park 12 2 356 100 35.60 Greenwood Park 15 1 393 88 28.07 Old Finchleians II 13 2 304 111* 27.64 Rickmansworth II 18 2 441 87 27.56 Cheshunt Rosedale II 16 1 409 69* 27.27 Cheshunt Rosedale II 15 2 348 57 26.77 Greenwood Park 17 1 335 89 20.94

Batting J Baker C Munroe S Pillai N Nisar R Dushyant Paul R Law C Gadsden S Bhatti T Jan M Thiru

Team Pinner Aldenham Old Minchendenians St Albans III Watford Town III St Albans III Hitchin III Watford Town III Watford Town III Watford Town III

Bowling B Richardson C Kent A Qureshi G Wynne R Popatia A Khan V Pillai S Dinnes M Gentle S West

Team Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave Old Elizabethans II 70 16 154 25 6.16 Greenwood Park 39 1 182 22 8.27 Botany Bay 67 8 220 26 8.46 Hatfield & Crusaders II 120.3 21 278 28 9.93 Old Finchleians II 84 15 268 24 11.17 Greenwood Park 131 38 355 29 12.24 Greenwood Park 147.2 25 453 35 12.94 Cheshunt Rosedale II 100.5 17 325 23 14.13 Cheshunt Rosedale II 99.1 13 304 21 14.48 Old Finchleians II 110 29 314 20 15.70

Bowling B Raiyarela D Langan K Gandhi Z Khan J Rajpurkar F Hoh H Tummala S Khan T Jan S Bhatti

Team Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave Pinner 26 4 60 20 3.00 Pinner 104.4 15 287 31 9.26 Pinner 83 20 273 24 11.38 Watford Town III 99.5 14 375 32 11.72 Watford Town III 107.4 20 309 26 11.88 Pinner 113.2 25 343 27 12.70 Old Minchendenians 89 9 377 29 13.00 Old Minchendenians 92.5 12 365 27 13.52 Watford Town III 108.5 15 353 26 13.58 Watford Town III 92.2 5 367 20 18.35

Division 7A

Inns NO Runs HS 14 5 525 96* 15 3 572 103* 14 1 560 113* 8 0 322 74 12 3 347 81 12 1 410 116 12 1 326 73 15 4 320 53* 14 3 308 65 17 0 458 58

Ave 58.33 47.67 43.08 40.25 38.56 37.27 29.64 29.09 28.00 26.94

Division 8B

Batting W Pugh P Garikapati S Malik S Nasir E Dar S Mathur D Sherry D Gairola RA Timms J Howard

Team Weston Stevenage III Lutonian II Lutonian II Lutonian II Stevenage III Old Cholmeleians Northwood Town II Flitwick III Weston

Inns NO Runs HS 18 5 724 122 17 5 659 106 11 3 411 82 16 5 450 57 11 1 365 75 18 1 620 87* 14 2 433 113* 12 1 394 100 11 1 348 102* 16 0 555 89

Ave 55.69 54.92 51.38 40.91 36.50 36.47 36.08 35.82 34.80 34.69

Batting C Hawkins E Hutchings I Horton D Johnson L Peace T Warrell D Nutkins L Riley A Mathur M Bird

Team Redbourn III Kings Langley II Dunstable III Mill Hill Village II Bentley Heath II Kings Langley II Dunstable III Bentley Heath II Redbourn III Bentley Heath II

Inns NO Runs HS 17 4 782 121* 7 1 316 72* 17 1 804 120 11 2 387 154* 12 0 449 107 15 0 494 103 16 3 424 50 13 0 418 103 13 3 318 65 13 3 301 81

Bowling U Saad M Ali P Garikipati D Shanley M Patel S Irananthi K Raja S Groves S Khalique S Malik

Team Lutonian II Lutonian II Stevenage III St Margaretsbury II Abbots Langley II Stevenage III St Margaretsbury II Weston Old Cholmeleians Northwood Town II

Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave 81 16 256 22 11.64 62.4 5 255 21 12.14 65.5 3 276 20 13.80 112.1 11 486 33 14.73 97 17 382 25 15.28 126 18 437 27 16.19 84.2 16 325 20 16.25 119 15 470 28 16.79 141 24 465 27 17.22 106.4 16 484 25 19.36

Bowling S Sayed I Mazeez M Benfield H Robinson L Peace C Gallagher

Team Mill Hill Village II Mill Hill Village II Redbourn III Harpenden IV Bentley Heath II Bentley Heath II

Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave 58.3 6 202 28 7.21 104.1 20 306 25 12.24 77.3 5 315 21 15.00 91.3 15 382 25 15.28 87.3 11 411 24 17.13 107.5 17 428 20 21.40

Division 7B

Division 9A

Batting J Lacey M Jabbar A Elliott A Zain S Mukhtar G Bowden E Raja D Rollo M Chakravarti F Khan

Team Inns NO Runs HS Harpenden Dolphins 13 2 754 123 West Herts III 9 2 453 108 Shenley Village III 11 2 360 65* Northampton Exiles II 14 1 491 103* West Herts III 16 3 468 58 Cockfosters II 13 1 417 101 West Herts III 11 0 337 75 Cockfosters II 13 1 367 80 Northampton Exiles II 17 0 514 68 Allenburys & County Hall II16 0 408 102

Bowling A Roche K Shazhad Y Khurana I Shamshi E Cox O Lacey K Wood T Barton-Allen B Hammond

Team Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave Harpenden Dolphins 64.1 14 170 20 8.50 Little Berkhamsted Sahibs70.1 11 246 28 8.79 West Herts III 57 12 190 20 9.50 Little Berkhamsted Sahibs 68 13 251 26 9.65 Southgate Adelaide II 95.4 8 325 30 10.83 Harpenden Dolphins 118 28 376 28 13.43 Shenley Village III 105.3 16 376 24 15.67 Southgate Adelaide II 95 29 332 21 15.81 Southgate Adelaide II 93.2 6 419 23 18.22

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Ave 60.15 52.67 50.25 43.00 37.42 32.93 32.62 32.15 31.80 30.10

Ave 68.55 64.71 40.00 37.77 36.00 34.75 30.64 30.58 30.24 25.50

Batting P Rothery AJ Henry M Petchell M Burson K Farooq L Jeffery B Shearly S Brazier S Smith M Samuels

Team Inns NO Runs HS Sandridge II 11 2 749 129* Great Gaddesden 14 7 408 62 Hemel Hempstead Town IV15 2 645 108* Hatfield Hyde II 15 4 542 105* Bamville 17 3 607 78 Hatfield Hyde II 17 4 549 73 Southgate Compton 13 4 352 90* Southgate Compton 12 1 374 123* Hemel Hempstead Town IV13 0 424 73 Hemel Hempstead Town IV14 0 450 137

Ave 83.22 58.29 49.62 49.27 43.36 42.23 39.11 34.00 32.62 32.14

Bowling Team Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave S Ramzan Bamville 118 22 303 32 9.47 T Abbasi Southgate Compton 111.3 25 313 32 9.78 F Choudhry Hatfield Hyde II 62 7 260 22 11.82 C Humphrey Hemel Hempstead Town IV11022 300 24 12.50 G Perrin Sandridge II 109.4 18 408 29 14.07 Viren Patel Luton Town & Indians IV 63 4 286 20 14.30 O Thake Hatfield Hyde II 88 16 333 23 14.48 J Hodgins Hemel Hempstead Town IV99 16 396 24 16.50 J Cheeseman Jnr Great Gaddesden 103 13 364 22 16.55 N Faiz Bamville 89 12 370 21 17.62

Division 9B

Division 10 East

Batting C Blair S Bharj C Saxby S Nash S Pilsbury M Gupta D Pedder J Pearce R Johnson J Gibbons

Team Inns NO Runs HS Preston III 12 2 505 98 London Colney II 9 2 322 109* Leverstock Green III 11 1 364 66 Reed III 14 4 328 81 Pinner II 13 2 355 124* Leverstock Green III 12 2 316 98 London Colney II 13 0 406 104* Cheshunt Rosedale III 14 2 359 74* Reed III 15 1 382 95 London Colney II 16 0 399 81

Ave 50.50 46.00 36.40 32.80 32.27 31.60 31.23 29.92 27.29 24.94

Batting N Nisar A Dean B Wilson N Kotecha P Turlapati M Islam D Stark S Tanoli G Bentley T Preston

Team St Albans IV St Albans IV Bayford & Hertford II Abbots Langley III Bayford & Hertford II St Albans IV Broxbourne III Shenley Village IV St Margaretsbury III Broxbourne III

Bowling R Bonneywell M Gupta A Islam D Dixit S Maskell T Ray P Hadley

Team Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave Pinner II 114.2 22 348 35 9.94 Leverstock Green III 86 21 233 20 11.65 Preston III 63.2 8 276 23 12.00 Pinner II 58.5 8 246 20 12.30 Cheshunt Rosedale III 124 18 419 27 15.52 London Colney II 101 15 350 21 16.67 London Colney II 72 1 447 21 21.29

Bowling L Fishburn A Carter N Arif V Soloman T Winfield P Turlapati H Smith P Howes G Silenti A Pikesley

Team Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave Broxbourne III 70.2 16 213 20 10.65 Abbots Langley III 98.5 17 283 25 11.32 St Albans IV 68 8 212 17 12.47 Abbots Langley III 88 13 281 16 17.56 St Albans IV 87 8 379 19 19.95 Bayford & Hertford II 78 12 310 15 20.67 Broxbourne III 85.0 7 368 17 21.65 Welwyn Garden City IV 95 7 365 16 22.81 Broxbourne III 110.3 19 391 17 23.00 Hatfield Hyde III 115.5 19 474 19 24.95

Division 10 North Batting M Hughes L Fox C White G Dalton C Tennant J McDowall D Pursey S Caunce A Ensum G Scholtz

Team Inns NO Runs HS Letchworth Garden City IV 7 2 262 97 Hitchin IV 5 0 215 95 Hitchin IV 12 0 486 103 Redbourn IV 8 0 321 77 Preston IV 15 1 516 118 Stevenage V 8 1 241 90* Ickleford III 15 3 406 84* Harpenden V 11 3 248 76* Tewin II 13 0 395 69 Letchworth Garden City IV10 2 241 55

Bowling I Field J Kench A Riant L Allen D Talbot F Wood D Phillips A Salvi J Ashby C Moore

Team Harpenden V Ickleford III Preston IV Stevenage V Harpenden V Hitchin IV Preston IV Stevenage V Preston IV Hitchin IV

Inns NO Runs HS 7 1 428 106* 9 2 488 103* 9 2 434 125* 8 3 310 99 10 1 530 97 10 1 520 122 13 4 517 99* 7 1 312 85* 8 1 361 109 13 2 504 80

Ave 71.33 69.71 62.00 62.00 58.89 57.78 57.44 52.00 51.57 45.82

Division 10 West Ave 52.40 43.00 40.50 40.13 36.86 34.43 33.83 31.00 30.38 30.13

Batting Team T Willmore Chorleywood III C Fleming Berkhamsted III P Brown Berkhamsted III V Chandramoulisekar West Herts IV M Raja West Herts IV S Ramachandran Northwood III Z Shah West Herts IV R Brooker Northwood III N Patel Northwood III G Manocha Rickmansworth III

Inns NO Runs HS 8 2 316 75* 17 4 586 78* 11 3 321 89 11 0 426 121 15 2 494 158 12 3 318 107 12 2 345 56 13 0 448 84 17 3 449 58* 16 5 320 47

Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave 49 4 179 18 9.94 50.3 3 191 17 11.24 101 14 348 27 12.89 132.3 35 391 30 13.03 64.5 10 233 17 13.71 49.3 4 219 15 14.60 66 7 294 18 16.33 89.2 5 395 22 17.95 109.2 25 369 20 18.45 112.3 6 478 25 19.12

Bowling Team R Jaura Northwood III R Brooker Northwood III V Chandramoulisekar West Herts IV R Gurung West Herts IV H Tripathi Northwood Town III V Natarajan West Herts IV H Nallapatti Rickmansworth III A Thakrar Watford Town IV S Ramachandran Northwood III D Haragin Chorleywood III

Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave 65.4 10 209 24 8.71 70 17 201 22 9.14 85 14 293 29 10.10 61 9 225 22 10.23 72 19 186 18 10.33 85.1 12 263 21 12.52 112.5 23 347 27 12.85 51 1 247 19 13.00 69.3 3 263 19 13.84 79 8 377 26 14.50

Division 10 South

Division 11 North

Batting K Jones A Modi R Wells D Albon R Sehgal M Ahmad J Reely K Wilkes R Prakash G Orton

Team North Enfield II Old Haberdashers II Botany Bay II Letchmore Old Haberdashers II Mill Hill Village III Letchmore Botany Bay II Old Haberdashers II North Enfield II

Inns NO Runs HS Ave 12 7 866 130 173.20 9 3 374 86* 62.33 6 1 270 123* 54.00 16 3 614 72 47.23 10 1 407 82 45.22 6 0 266 64 44.33 13 2 474 104* 43.09 6 0 253 73 42.17 13 3 384 117* 38.40 11 3 305 54 38.13

Batting S Dorey K Kalathil J Taylor B Phillips J Trussell C Moxham N Abeysekera R Saunders K Sharma S Flynn

Team Inns NO Runs HS Wheathampstead III 7 1 393 101* Harpenden VI 14 3 589 104* Tewin III 16 4 519 76 Hatfield & Crusaders III 10 2 340 76 Flitwick IV 10 2 331 115* Harpenden VI 6 1 204 61 Wheathampstead III 7 1 241 83* Wheathampstead III 13 2 385 105* Welwyn Garden City V 9 0 297 119 Baldock III 11 1 300 100*

Bowling S Shailendra J Jennings W Wright A Younas J Regan R Rapalli A Padki D Malleson A White D Johnson

Team Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave Old Haberdashers II 29 4 101 15 6.73 Old Elizabethans III 73.4 12 126 17 7.41 Botany Bay II 65.1 9 258 21 12.29 Old Haberdashers II 73 15 215 15 14.33 Old Elizabethans III 80.2 15 268 18 14.89 Parkfield & Headstone II101.5 5 381 25 15.24 Old Haberdashers II 79.5 11 309 20 15.45 North Enfield II 112.3 18 437 28 15.61 Botany Bay II 66.5 7 301 18 16.72 Botany Bay II 107 18 331 19 17.42

Bowling M Hill L Cullen M Bathia C Wilde N Reees T Braithwaite

Team Tewin III Tewin III Tewin III Tewin III Tewin III Datchworth III

Ave 52.67 45.08 40.13 38.73 38.00 35.33 34.50 34.46 32.07 29.09

Ave 65.50 53.55 43.25 42.50 41.38 40.80 40.17 35.00 33.00 30.00

Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave 91.5 14 310 28 11.07 74.3 5 290 21 13.81 111 25 247 18 13.72 49 9 144 15 9.60 50 8 194 15 12.93 111.2 16 393 20 19.65

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Division 11 South Batting D Mahawatte I Broome W Saleem I A Ashraf T Saeed A Pearce B Smith Ajmal Ahmed Ansir Ahmed J Lyons

Team Inns NO Runs HS West Herts V 14 8 492 70* Old Camdenians II 9 2 466 105 Chipperfield Clarendon III 17 3 707 111* Old Camdenians II 14 5 454 98* Old Camdenians II 15 0 746 115 Northwood IV 9 3 235 50* West Herts V 7 0 270 63 Chipperfield Clarendon III 8 0 286 147 Chipperfield Clarendon III 16 6 302 56* Chorleywood IV 15 2 389 101*

Bowling K Shetty A Ahuja S Lindsay I A Ahraf K Shome A Bryant H Sanghera M Kashif S Williamson G Proctor

Team Northwood IV Northwood IV Chorleywood IV Old Camdenians II Rickmansworth IV Chorleywood IV West Herts V Old Camdenians II Boxmoor III Chorleywood IV

Division 12 South Ave 82.00 66.57 50.50 50.44 49.73 39.17 38.57 35.75 30.20 29.92

Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave 63.1 12 153 23 6.65 36.4 4 132 19 6.95 41 3 169 17 9.94 46.3 3 211 19 11.11 66.3 11 227 20 11.35 50.1 6 191 16 11.94 97.2 15 360 30 12.00 73.1 11 205 17 12.06 100 16 333 27 12.33 68.3 10 201 16 12.56

Division 11 East

Batting C Hosty V Galgamuwa M Khayam

Team Edgware Edgware West Herts VI

Inns NO Runs HS 11 2 634 125 9 2 218 69 10 1 259 63*

Ave 70.44 31.14 28.78

Bowling Team Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave M Shakir Badurdeen West Herts VI 69.3 14 170 22 7.73 D Conroy Watford Town V 63.1 6 197 18 10.94 D Veerapen Edgware 60 9 242 19 12.74

Division 12 East

Batting K Bacchus T Parker A Bacchus L Holland A Hunter T Pedlar J Tancock D Start T J Sitaaraam F Cecil-Smith

Team Inns NO Runs HS Edmonton 8 1 580 210 Ware II 6 1 389 122 Edmonton 10 0 554 154 Broxbourne IV 8 3 215 54* Old Owens III 10 5 212 56 Broxbourne IV 9 1 323 108 Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II9 1 311 101* Broxbourne IV 8 1 257 53 Northampton Exiles III 8 2 214 58* Broxbourne IV 11 2 313 115*

Bowling L Stark I Khan E Kay

Team Broxbourne IV Ware II Broxbourne IV

Ave 82.86 77.80 55.40 43.00 42.40 40.38 38.88 36.71 35.67 34.78

Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave 73.1 17 244 20 12.20 67.4 13 297 20 14.85 82.3 7 420 23 18.26

Batting JD Mather M Anstead R Pant P Vyas G Waller A Rahim A Popat K Kapoor K Shakoor B Evans

Team Inns NO Runs HS North Mymms III 11 5 585 92* St Margaretsbury IV 8 3 395 100* Southgate Compton II 10 2 454 127* Southgate Compton II 8 3 280 132* Holtwhites Trinibis IV 9 1 437 112 Cheshunt Rosedale IV 8 3 245 116* Holtwhites Trinibis IV 15 2 613 120 Southgate Compton II 10 2 358 68* Mill Hill Village IV 9 1 292 57 Holtwhites Trinibis IV 12 0 366 51

Ave 97.50 79.00 56.75 56.00 54.63 49.00 47.15 44.75 36.50 30.50

Bowling V Gooneratne K Nirban A Popat D Wilkes-Green S Cragwell

Team Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave Southgate Compton II 55 20 116 21 5.52 Southgate Compton II 62.3 3 199 17 11.71 Holtwhites Trinibis IV 87 9 408 20 20.40 Holtwhites Trinibis IV 68 5 324 15 21.60 Holtwhites Trinibis IV 132 21 444 20 22.20

Division 12 North Batting S Sharif A Malik M Baron M Freeman S Ali S Khan J Evans A Yaseen H Dar

Team Lutonian III Lutonian III Knebworth Park IV Bengeo Lutonian III Bengeo Bengeo Lutonian III Lutonian III

Bowling H Dar H Saeed A Khan D Mantle H Rodic F Tanner

Team Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave Lutonian III 48.3 8 134 20 6.70 Lutonian III 60.2 10 164 17 9.65 Lutonian III 59 9 188 15 12.53 Knebworth Park IV 49 7 219 17 12.88 Wheathampstead IV 76 15 216 16 13.50 Bengeo 70.0 10 324 15 21.60

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Inns NO Runs HS 10 4 308 75 14 4 503 84* 8 1 320 118 12 3 407 151* 11 3 332 65* 8 2 223 85* 7 0 235 85 9 0 240 45 13 2 221 73*

Ave 51.33 50.30 45.71 45.22 41.50 37.17 33.57 26.67 20.09

Averages are top 10 for each division.

Not all teams have submitted averages.

Some divisions don't have 10 players who meet the minimum qualification

Statistics and League Records

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Batting/bowling 1994-2022 124 Principal players 2000-22 125 League Highs and Lows 140 Premier Division Records 141 Divisional Records (current) 142 Divisional Records (2000-14) 143 President's Trophy 145 League officers 1994-2022 145 League winners 1974-99 146 Herts Competition 1968-93 147 League knockout records 148 League history timeline 153

Photo courtesy of Paul Williams 123

Best Batting & Bowling Performances 1994-2022

Most Runs In A Season Runs 1453 1262 1181 1144 1137 1108 1089 1076 1075 1073 1063 1060 1060 1060

Player A. Christian K. Harris R. J. Nicol G Thurstance A. Christian E. Ballard B. Clements T Allum O Shah S. Stevens S. March L. Thomson-Mathews J Vilgeon B Howgego

Team Old Haberdashers Botany Bay Hitchin Flitwick Old Haberdashers Bishop's Stortford Harpenden Little Berkhamsted Sahibs Welwyn Garden City Potton Town Wormley Northchurch Northchurch II Totteridge Millhillians

Division Five Six B One Championship Five Premier Premier Eight A Premier Four Three Two Seven Premier

Season 2009 2022 2009 2015 2010 2016 2016 2015 2018 2013 2004 2013 2014 2018

Match Letchworth Garden City V v Reed IV North Mymms II v Broxbourne II Eversholt II v Abbots Langley II Old Camdenians v Chipperfield Clarendon II Bayford & Hertford II v Datchworth III Totteridge Millhillians II v Watford Town Edmonton v Old Owens II Leverstock Green v Redbourn Southgate Adelaide II v Cockfosters II Old Albanians v Kings Langley Bishop's Stortford v Welwyn Garden City Old Centralians v Rickmansworth III Aldenham v Luton Town & Indians IV Hoddesdon II v. Hatfield Reed v Chorleywood Bayford & Hertford II v Datchworth III Old Centralians v Berkhamsted Old Haberdashers v. Hertingfordbury Hitchin v. Knebworth Park Mill Hill Village v. Little B. Sahibs North Enfield II v Bushey II Dunstable III v Rickmansworth II Ickleford v Old Cholmeleians Knebworth Park II v. Northwood

Division Regional B East Five A Six B Seven A Ten A Two A Twelve North One Seven B Two Premier Six Eight A Two Two Ten A Five Five One Nine Six B Seven B Three (1st XI) Two

Date 11/06/2016 04/06/2022 06/05/2017 30/06/2018 23/06/2018 19/05/2018 04/06/2022 06/08/2022 11/06/2022 25/08/2001 18/06/2016 23/05/1998 05/06/2021 02/06/2001 05/08/2006 23/06/2018 03/07/1999 08/09/2007 11/07/2009 09/07/2011 12/05/2018 23/06/2018 10/05/1997 09/08/2003

Wickets Player 81 D. P. Duggan 79 M. R. Sazenis 78 T. A. Savanhu 77 C. F. Hopper 77 D. McMillan 77 D James 76 M. Waters 75 I. R. Brown

Team North Mymms Chipperfield Wormley II Sawbridgeworth Clarendon Northchurch Preston Stevenage II

Division One Four Eight One Four Two Two Four

Season 2003 2006 2001 2002 2008 2014 2005 2003

Figures Player 10-17 S. Walter 10-18 J. Griffin 10-20 J. Timothy 10-26 M. G. Bruce 10-27 P. Tidey 10-30 R. Davenport 10-31 J. McNally 10-38 C. Low 10-38 K. Jayanathan 10-42 R. Garrett 10-43 P. J. O’Reilly 10-46 R. Masters 10-49 S. Clarke 10-50 B. Klosterman 10-51 D. Milesi 10-56 M. Evans

Match Division Welwyn Garden City v Hemel Hempstead Town Premier Berkhamsted v Hoddesdon II Two Bentley Heath v Langleybury III Nine Old Albanians v Chorleywood One (1st XI) Reed II v Radlett III Six Old Cholmeleians v Northchurch Three (1st XI) Ware v. Old Cholmeleians Five Old Millhillians II v. Northampton Exiles II Two (2nd XI) Stevenage IV v. Hatfield Crusaders III Twelve Harpenden II v. St Margaretsbury II Five Langleybury v Knebworth Park Premier (1st XI) Southgate Compton v. Elstree Three (2nd XI) Met Police (Bushey) II v. Sawbridgeworth IV Eleven Leverstock Green II v. Datchworth Five Broxbourne III v. Monken Hadley Nine Radlett IV v. Letchworth III Six

Double Hundreds Score 229 219 218* 216* 215 212* 210* 209 208* 208* 207* 207 207 203* 203* 203* 201* 201* 201* 201* 201* 201* 200* 200

Player C Pond NDT Bamford D.Ward Z Roy JS Wailes T Smith K Bacchus S Tomlinson S Green-Armytage J. A. Freedman E Ballard B. Pilay C Munroe G. Flint J. Heslam BG Wilson G. Hamid A. Christian R. J. Nicol N. Shah Faizal Patel P Lewis M. Turner N. Reardon

Most Wickets In A Season

10 Wickets in an Innings

124

Date 20/06/2015 16/09/2000 26/07/2008 15/05/1999 23/06/2012 15/05/1999 06/08/2011 26/08/1995 10/07/2010 26/08/2000 25/07/1998 31/05/1997 22/07/2006 03/09/2011 09/05/2009 09/08/2003

Principal Players 2000-2022

These records show the leading performances in all divisions, within the space limitations of this handbook. For the full list, visit the onlne version at: https://issuu.com/hertsleague/docs/performances

Premier Division (2000-2001) Most Runs In A Season 811 768 669 642 585 583 577 571 566 564

F. Herbst (Hoddesdon) M. D. Saxby (North Mymms) C. N. Cavener (Hertford) S. J. Lowe (Langleybury) S. Adelaine (Hoddesdon) R. Austin (Stevenage) R. M. Carter (Hertford) W. Dugmore (Hoddesdon) P. J. Caley (St. Albans) M. E. Smith (West Herts)

2000 2000 2001 2000 2000 2000 2001 2001 2000 2000

545 543 539 538 528 528 525 520 513 503

N.D. Hughes (Hoddesdon) S. Adelaine (Hoddesdon) N. J. Ilott (Langleybury) J. G. J. Selby (Bishop’s Stortford) M. A. Foster (West Herts) S. March (Hoddesdon) S. March (Hoddesdon) D. S. Whittingham (Bishop’s Stortford) M. Barham (Letchworth) S. D. Fan (West Herts)

Highest Individual Scores 150 134 127 126* 119 118 116 115 114 113* 111* 111 109 108* 108 107* 107 106

C. E. Sketchley W. Dugmore M. D. Dale S. Adelaine F. Herbst R. M. Carter S. March A. Khan S. J. Lowe P. A. P. Driver P. J. Caley S. Adelaine S. Adelaine S. Adelaine B. J. Debenham C. N. Cavener M. D. Dale F. Herbst

Watford v. Hertford (Balls Park) Hoddesdon v. Hertford (Lowfield) Hemel Hempstead v. Welwyn Garden City (Digswell Park) Hoddesdon v. Hertford (Balls Park) Hoddesdon v. North Mymms (Lowfield) Hertford v. St. Albans (Balls Park) Hoddesdon v. Cockfosters (Chalk Lane) Langleybury v. Cockfosters (Hunton Bridge) Langleybury v. Hemel Hempstead (Heath Park) Welwyn Garden City v. Langleybury (Hunton Bridge) St. Albans v. Hemel Hempstead (Clarence Park) Hoddesdon v. Langleybury (Lowfield) Hoddesdon v. North Mymms (Lowfield) Hoddesdon v. Watford (Woodside) Bishop’s Stortford v. Stevenage (Ditchmore Lane) Hertford v. Bishop’s Stortford (Balls Park) Hemel Hempstead v. West Herts (Heath Park) Hoddesdon v. Langleybury (Lowfield)

Most Wickets In A Season 64 64 49 47 44 44 44

M. Hussain (Stevenage) A. Newland (Letchworth) M. D. Saxby (North Mymms) D. S. Whittingham (Bishop’s Stortford) D. P. Duggan (North Mymms) J. G. J. Selby (Bishop’s Stortford) B. J. Frazer (Hertford)

Best Bowling Performances 8-29 7-15 7-22 7-29 7-32 7-38 7-45 7-56 7-65 7-75 7-83 7-86 6- 7

A.R. Garofall M. Hussain M. V. Brown D. S. Whittingham I. R. Brown R. L. Channer M. J. Woosley A. Newland B. J. Frazer R. Kingshott R. J. Cordingley J. P.W. Ryan K. J. Walls

2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2001 2001

44 43 42 41 41 41 40

R. S. Jerome (Langleybury) C. N. Spinks (Langleybury) D. M. Smith (Stevenage) S. R. Easterbrook (West Herts) M. V. Brown (Hoddesdon) I. R. Brown (Stevenage) D. Carlisle (Watford)

St. Albans v. Stevenage (Ditchmore Lane) Stevenage v. North Mymms (Home Farm) Hoddesdon v. Watford (Woodside) Bishop’s Stortford v. West Herts (Cricketfield Lane) Stevenage v. Watford (Woodside) Langleybury v. Hemel Hempstead (Hunton Bridge) West Herts v. Cockfosters (Chalk Lane) Letchworth v. Hemel Hempstead (Whitethorn Lane) Hertford v. Hoddesdon (Lowfield) Letchworth v. Hemel Hempstead (Heath Park) Hertford v. North Mymms (Balls Park) Hertford v. Letchworth (Balls Park) Hoddesdon v. Langleybury (Hunton Bridge)

2000 2001 2001 2001 2000 2001 2000 2000 2000 2000

29/7/2000 12/5/2001 12/5/2001 22/7/2000 24/6/2000 23/6/2001 16/9/2000 3/6/2000 6/5/2000 30/6/2001 19/8/2000 28/7/2001 24/6/2000 23/6/2001 5/8/2000 30/6/2001 10/6/2000 28/8/2000 2001 2000 2000 2000 2000 2001 2000 13/5/2000 6/5/2000 20/5/2000 22/7/2000 28/8/2000 11/8/2001 29/7/2000 24/6/2000 12/5/2001 2/9/2000 28/8/2000 12/8/2000 9/6/2001

The Premier Division ceased to exist in October 2001 when the top-flight clubs voted to play under the full auspices of the Home Counties Premier Cricket League, forming Division Two (East) of that competition.

All clubs returned to the Hertfordshire League in 2014 to form a Premier Division and Championship. Their records are shown below.

125

ECB Premier Division (2014-) Most Runs In A Season

1108 Eddie Ballard (Bishop's Stortford) 1089 Ben Clements (Harpenden) 1075 Owais Shah (Welwyn Garden City) 1060 Ben Howgego (Totteridge Millhillians) 1053 Steve Gale (Hertford)

Highest Individual Scores

2016 2016 2018 2018 2016

924 859 847 839 823

Reece Hussain (Potters Bar) Owais Shah (Welwyn Garden City) Reece Hussain (Bishop's Stortford) Owais Shah (Welwyn Garden City) Steve Gale (Potters Bar)

207* 202* 193* 184 173* 171 169 167* 167 166* 161 159* 159 158 157 157 156* 156 154 153* 152* 151* 150* 149* 147 146 145* 143* 142 142 142 141* 140* 140* 140 139

Eddie Ballard Bishop's Stortford v Welwyn Garden City (Digswell Park) Jonathan Miles Totteridge Millhillians CC v Radlett CC (Totteridge Green) Jaahid Ali West Herts v Harpenden (Park Avenue) James Seward Potters Bar v Totteridge Millhillians (Totteridge Millhillians) Dominic Chatfield Radlett v Welwyn Garden City (Welwyn Garden City) Ben Howgego Totteridge Millhillians v Hertford (Totteridge Green) Owais Shah Welwyn Garden City v North Mymms (Home Farm) Simon Webster Totteridge Millhillians v Welwyn Garden City (Totteridge Millhillians) Earl Lee Stevenage v Potters Bar (Ditchmore Lane) Murtaza Trunkwala Luton Town & Indians v West Herts (Park Avenue) Ben Howgego Totteridge Millhillians v Potters Bar (Totteridge Green) Josh De Caires Radlett v North Mymms (North Mymms) James Latham Harpenden v Bishop's Stortford (Bishop's Stortford) Steve Gale Hertford v Botany Bay (Balls Park) Kabir Toor Radlett v Welwyn Garden City (Welwyn Garden City) James Scott Potters Bar v North Mymms (Home Farm) Steve Gale Hertford v Botany Bay (East Lodge Lane) Ben Howgego Totteridge Millhillians CC v Bishop's Stortford CC (Totteridge Green) Jaahid Ali West Herts v Welwyn Garden City (Digswell Park) William Ray Hertford v Letchworth Garden City (Balls Park) Jon Jon Smuts Radlett v Welwyn Garden City (Cobden Hill) Reece Hussain Bishop's Stortford v Harpenden (The Common, Harpenden) Nesan Jeyaratnam North Mymms v Sawbridgeworth (Home Farm) Steve Gale Potters Bar CC v Hertford CC (The Walk) JM Latham Harpenden v Reed (Harpenden Common) Gary Brown Sawbridgeworth v Harpenden (Town Fields) Kasey Harris Botany Bay v Sawbridgeworth (East Lodge Lane) Jonathan McLean Radlett v Stevenage (Ditchmore Lane) Nathan Smith Radlett v Hoddesdon (Hoddesdon) Tom Simmons Letchworth Garden City CC v Totteridge Millhillians CC (Whitethorn Lane) Kunal Gawand Luton Town & Indians CC v Totteridge Millhillians CC (Wardown Park) Joe Hawkins Bishop's Stortford v Hertford (Hertford) Patrick Scott Potters Bar CC v Harpenden CC (The Walk) Reece Hussain Potters Bar v Radlett (Potters Bar) Eddie Ballard Bishop's Stortford v Hertford (Balls Park) Owais Shah Welwyn Garden City v Totteridge Millhillians (Digswell Park)

47 45 45 45 44

Ben Frazer (Harpenden) Syed Kazmi (North Mymms) Matthew Grant (Welwyn Garden City) Iresh Saxena (Totteridge Millhillians) James Southgate (Welwyn Garden City)

Most Wickets In A Season

Best Bowling Performances 10-17 Scott Walter 8-31 James Southgate 8-37 Mohammad Zareef 8-78 Muhammed Zareef 7-11 Joe Wray 7-16 Nick Lamb 7-20 Richard Oxley 7-24 Tim Smith 7-24 Abdulrahim Mulla 7-24 Ian Gurney 7-31 Kabir Toor 7-31 James Ilott 7-32 Randeep Sanghera 7-36 James Southgate 7-49 Ben Frazer 7-53 Thilan Walallawita 7-61 Bill Gage 7-62 Thilan Walallawita 7-93 Simon Bridgewater 6-2 James Leather 6-6 Adam Carlson 126

2017 2015 2018 2018 2018

44 42 41 41 40

Graeme White (Totteridge Millhillians) William Jones (West Herts) S Walter (Welwyn Garden City) Scott Walter (Welwyn Garden City) Dharmarajsinh Jhala (North Mymms)

Welwyn Garden City v Hemel Hempstead Town (Heath Park) Welwyn Garden City v Bishop's Stortford (Digswell Park) Potters Bar v Hertford (Balls Park) Radlett v Hertford (Balls Park) Totteridge Millhillians v Hoddesdon (Hoddesdon) Harpenden v Potters Bar (The Walk) Langleybury v Flitwick (The Hardy Vale) Bishop's Stortford v Sawbridgeworth (Cricketfield Lane) Radlett CC v Letchworth Garden City CC (Cobden Hill) West Herts v Radlett (West Herts) Radlett v Sawbridgeworth (Cobden Hill) Potters Bar CC v Welwyn Garden City CC (The Walk) Radlett v Sawbridgeworth (Town Fields) North Mymms v Harpenden (The Common, Harpenden) Harpenden v Potters Bar (The Walk) Potters Bar v Bishop's Stortford (Cricketfield Lane) West Herts v North Mymms (West Herts) Potters Bar v Sawbridgeworth (Town Fields) Welwyn Garden City v Hertford (Digswell Park) Hertford v North Mymms (Home Farm) Hertford v Bishop's Stortford (Cricketfield Lane)

2022 2019 2016 2016 2017 18/06/2016 24/06/2017 14/07/2018 06/08/2022 09/07/2022 02/06/2018 08/06/2019 11/06/2022 30/08/2014 01/06/2019 30/06/2018 23/07/2022 02/07/2022 14/05/2016 09/07/2022 07/05/2016 16/07/2016 02/09/2017 30/06/2018 25/08/2018 28/05/2016 22/08/2015 04/07/2015 19/08/2017 31/07/2021 06/06/2015 07/05/2016 21/06/2014 06/08/2022 17/06/2017 08/07/2017 11/06/2022 24/06/2017 02/07/2022 07/07/2018 14/07/2018 2019 2018 2014 2015 2018 20/06/2015 16/06/2018 04/07/2015 30/06/2018 07/05/2022 22/06/2019 23/07/2016 19/07/2014 12/08/2017 22/05/2021 27/08/2016 15/07/2017 22/08/2015 27/06/2015 02/08/2014 21/06/2014 17/07/2021 12/07/2014 27/06/2015 05/09/2020 07/09/2019

Championship (2014-) Most Runs In A Season

1144 George Thurstance (Flitwick) 1010 Jayden Broodryk (Hoddesdon) 1001 Rob Walters (Hoddesdon) 988 Sachin Wagh (Luton Town & Indians) 921 Murtaza S Trunkwala (Luton T & Indians)

Highest Individual Scores 197* 189 188 176* 169 162 158 153 152 151* 149 148* 147 146 145 145 144 144 143* 143 142* 142 140* 140 139 138* 138* 138* 138

Jayden Broodryk George Thurstance George Thurstance Steve Gale Tom Simmons Murtaza Trunkwala" Rob Walters Richard Oxley Benjamin Abbott Sam Davis George Thurstance Jayden Broodryk Lewis Hodgins Benjamin Abbott Steve Selwood Jayden Broodryk Rob Walters Stephen Williams George Davies Murtaza Trunkwala Rob Walters David Powles Sam Cherry Sam Davis George Thurstance Shaun O'Brien Rehan Hassan Rumesh Buddhika Tom Bruce

50 47 47 46

William Jones (West Herts) R Joseph (Flitwick) Robert Sibley (Old Owens) Sam Davis (Hoddesdon)

9-28 9-46 8-68 7-7 7-21 7-22 7-30 7-30 7-31 7-34 7-34 7-35 7-37 7-38 7-40 7-40 7-43 7-45 7-52 7-52 7-54 7-57 7-61 7-62 7-69 7-70 7-81 6-15

Khizer Manzoor Ryan Evans Ricky Joseph Toby Fynn Jack Kilduff William Jones Vibes Gadhvi Daniel O'Connell George Darlow Toby Fynn Clayton Floyd Murtaza Trunkwala Tom Greaves Christopher Leather Apoorv Wankhade Richard Turpie William Jones Jack Tidey Conor Ridley Fahim Akbar George Darlow Kris Nissen Luke Cherry Ryan Evans hayden butterworth Scott Ruskin Ollie Ilott William Jones

2015 2019 2015 2016 2018

915 911 888 851 836

George Thurstance (Flitwick) S Selwood (Totteridge Millhillians) Benjamin Abbott (Dunstable Town) S Gale (Hertford) Ben Howgego (Botany Bay)

Hoddesdon v Ampthill Town (Lowfield) Flitwick v Shenley Village (Shenley Cricket Centre) Flitwick v Sawbridgeworth (Town Fields) Hertford v Totteridge Millhillians (Totteridge Green) Letchworth Garden City v Hoddesdon (Lowfield) Luton Town and Indians v Hemel Hempstead Town (Heath Park) Hoddesdon v Totteridge Millhillians (Totteridge Green) Langleybury v Sawbridgeworth (Town Fields) Dunstable Town CC v Botany Bay CC (Lancot Park) Hoddesdon v Leverstock Green (Lowfield) Flitwick v Chorleywood (The Hardy Vale) Hoddesdon CC v Flitwick CC (Lowfield) Hemel Hempstead Town v Flitwick (The Hardy Vale) Dunstable Town CC v Chorleywood CC (Lancot Park) Totteridge Millhillians v Old Finchleians (Woodside Park) Hoddesdon v Old Owens (Coppers Lane) Hoddesdon v Shenley Village (Lowfield) Old Owens v Hemel Hempstead Town (Heath Park) Broxbourne v Reed (Reed) Luton Town & Indians v Hoddesdon (Lowfield) Hoddesdon v Flitwick (Lowfield) Flitwick v Hoddesdon (Lowfield) Dunstable Town v Ampthill Town (Ampthill Park) Hoddesdon v Reed (Lowfield) Flitwick v Langleybury (The Hardy Vale) Totteridge Millhillians v Chorleywood (Totteridge Green) Shenley Village v Langleybury (Langleybury) Flitwick v Dunstable Town (The Hardy Vale) Shenley Village v Flitwick (Shenley Cricket Centre)

Most Wickets In A Season

Best Bowling Performances

2017 2014 2021 2017

44 43 43 40

2018 2014 2017 2014 2015 11/05/2019 13/06/2015 01/09/2018 31/05/2014 02/07/2016 04/09/2021 09/05/2015 09/06/2018 17/06/2017 09/06/2018 23/08/2014 29/07/2017 06/07/2019 13/05/2017 26/07/2014 25/05/2019 20/06/2015 17/07/2021 25/06/2022 28/07/2018 16/05/2015 24/08/2019 07/09/2019 23/06/2018 01/08/2015 18/07/2015 12/06/2021 04/09/2021 13/06/2015

Murtaza Trunkwala (Luton T & Indians) 2021 Mohammed Irshad (Luton Town & Indians) 2016 Dominic Clutterbuck (Bishop's Stortford) 2021 George Darlow (Ampthill Town) 2018

Flitwick CC v Ampthill Town CC (The Vale) Chorleywood CC v Reed CC (Chorleywood Common) Flitwick v Hertford (The Hardy Vale) Reed v Old Finchleians (Village Green, Reed) Dunstable Town v Leverstock Green (The Green) West Herts CC v Chorleywood CC (Park Avenue) Shenley Village v Hitchin (Hitchin) Langleybury v Hoddesdon (Hunton Bridge) Ampthill Town v Leverstock Green (The Green) Reed v Hitchin (Reed) Sawbridgeworth CC v Ampthill Town CC (Town Fields) Luton Town & Indians v Shenley Village (Luton Town & Indians ) Reed v Ampthill Town (Village Green, Reed) Knebworth Park v Hertford (Old Knebworth Lane) Flitwick v Hemel Hempstead Town (Hemel Hempstead Town) Shenley Village v Letchworth Garden City (Shenley Cricket Centre) West Herts CC v Langleybury CC (Park Avenue) Reed v Flitwick (The Hardy Vale) Broxbourne v Preston (Preston) Shenley Village v Letchworth Garden City (Whitehorn Lane) Ampthill Town v Dunstable Town (Ampthill Park) Shenley Village v Bishop's Stortford (Cricketfield Lane) Dunstable Town v Reed (Lancot Park) Chorleywood CC v Botany Bay CC (Chorleywood Common) Totteridge Millhillians v Reed (Totteridge Green) Hertford v Chorleywood (Balls Park) Langleybury v Reed (Village Green, Reed) West Herts CC v Chorleywood CC (Park Avenue)

15/07/2017 01/07/2017 14/06/2014 12/07/2014 19/05/2018 10/06/2017 20/08/2022 08/08/2015 16/06/2018 30/07/2022 17/06/2017 07/08/2021 28/07/2018 26/07/2014 30/07/2022 18/05/2019 24/06/2017 05/07/2014 23/07/2022 20/07/2019 04/08/2018 24/07/2021 16/07/2016 29/07/2017 01/08/2015 05/07/2014 30/06/2018 12/08/2017 127

Division One

Most Runs In A Season

1181 R J Nicol (Hitchin) 905 D Livermore (St Margaretsbury) 895 R I Coutts (Hoddesdon) 868 M. R. Lewis (Bishop’s Stortford) 865 D. J. M. Mercer (Dunstable)

J Biviano (Ampthill Town) Shahzad Malik (Langleybury) Chetan Depala Junior (Old Finchleians) D Murphy (St Margaretsbury) B. S. Wilson (St Margaretsbury)

2016 2007 2013 2022 2006

Hitchin v Knebworth Park (Lucas Lane) Old Albanians v Sawbridgeworth (Town Fields) Redbourn v Leverstock Green (Redbourn Common) Ickleford v Knebworth Park (Knebworth Park) Chorleywood v Shenley Village (Shenley) Shenley Village v Kings Langley (Vicarage Lane) Hitchin v Leverstock Green (Lucas Lane) Leverstock Green v St Margaretsbury (St Margaretsbury Recreation Grd) Langleybury v Hitchin (Lucas Lane) Luton Town & Indians v Reed (Blacksmith Lane) Kings Langley v Shenley Village (kings langley) Harpenden v Langleybury (Harpenden Common) Letchworth v Hitchin (Whitethorn Lane) Millhillians v Potters Bar (The Walk) Harpenden II v St Margaretsbury (The Common Harpenden) Ampthill Town v Old Finchleians (The Park, Ampthill) Bishop’s Stortford v Luton Town & Indians (Wardown Park) Hoddesdon v Knebworth Park (Old Knebworth Lane) Sawbridgeworth v Hitchin (Town Fields) St Margaretsbury v Hoddesdon (St Margaretsbury Recreation Ground) Broxbourne v Knebworth Park (Knebworth Park CC) Hoddesdon v Berkhamsted (Lowfield) Langleybury v Hoddesdon (Lowfield) Old Owens 1st XI v Harpenden II (Old Owens) Chorleywood v North Mymms (The Common) Hertford v Langleybury (Hunton Bridge) Letchworth v St Albans (Whitethorn Lane)

11/07/2009 28/08/2021 06/08/2022 06/07/2019 04/08/2018 23/08/2014 20/06/2009 11/06/2022 26/05/2007 13/07/2013 23/08/2014 29/07/2006 19/06/2004 23/06/2001 09/07/2022 22/08/2015 31/05/2003 05/09/2009 05/08/2000 04/08/2007 24/08/2019 20/06/2009 11/07/2009 16/06/2018 18/08/2001 08/05/2010 19/05/2007

Highest Individual Scores 201* 184 182 177* 175 172 171 166 166 160* 160* 160 159* 153* 150 149* 146* 146* 146 146 146 144 143* 143 142 142 141*

R. J. Nicol U Farooq E Hales M Baxter R Evans C. Thurston R. J. Nicol S Tomlinson Shahzad Malik A. Bashir D Fleming Iroshan de Silva M. Barham D. Goodwin D Tullet M Barnes A. R. J. Barnard R. I. Coutts G. S. Hayward B. M. O’Shea C Ridley N. J. C. Gandon Shahzad Malik R Carter L. J. Vivian C. Dew J. Hilliard

81 77 67 67 65

D. P. Duggan (North Mymms) C. F. Hopper (Sawbridgeworth) C. F. Hopper (Sawbridgeworth) A. M. Blincoe (Millhillians) D P Moore (Hitchin)

9-15 9-21 9-28 9-49 9-55 8-8 8-17 8-19 8-22 8-23 8-23 8-24 8-29 8-30 8-32 8-36 8-37 8-38 8-41 8-43 8-43 8-49 8-53 8-56 8-57 8-62 8-64 8-65 8-65

B. Klosterman G. Turner C. Brook P. J. Caley F. Dungaria C. F. Hopper W Sneath J. Kerley O. Jones S. J. Watts K.J. Nissen D. P. Duggan A. Rajendran A. K. Webster L. R. Dry C. F. Hopper O. Janaway J Lewis D. Marsh D. P. Duggan D. P. Moore C. Brook C. Brook A. M. Blincoe M. Watson T. Haydon B. K. Canagasabey S. Roberts M. Irshard

Most Wickets In A Season

Best Bowling Performances

128

2009 2008 2009 2003 2003

2003 2002 2003 2006 2008

860 851 851 848 844

57 54 54 54

D. P. Moore (Hitchin) A. K. Webster (Millhillians) D. P. Duggan (North Mymms) G Harris (Botany Bay)

Leverstock Green v Dunstable (Bedmond Road) Knebworth Park v North Mymms (Home Farm) Knebworth Park v Totteridge Millhillians (Totteridge Green) St. Albans v Letchworth (Whitethorn Lane) Broxbourne v Holtwhites Trinibis (Mill Lane) Sawbridgeworth v Watford (Town Fields) Ampthill Town v Knebworth Park (Knebworth Park CC) Harpenden v Letchworth (Harpenden Common) Hitchin v Totteridge Millhillians (Totteridge Green) Dunstable v Knebworth Park (Lancot Park) Shenley Village v Botany Bay (East Lodge Lane) North Mymms v Langleybury (Home Farm) St Albans v Old Finchleians (Woodside Park) Millhillians v Cockfosters (Headstone Lane) Chorleywood v Radlett II (The Common) Sawbridgeworth v North Mymms (Town Fields) Berkhamsted v St Albans (Kitchener’s Field) Radlett II v Hitchin (Lucas Lane) Letchworth v Hitchin (Lucas Lane) North Mymms v Hitchin (Home Farm) Hitchin v Chorleywood (The Common) Knebworth Park v Sawbridgeworth (Old Knebworth Lane) Knebworth Park v Reed (Old Knebworth Lane) Millhillians v St. Margaretsbury (Headstone Lane) Chorleywood v Berkhamsted (The Common) Cockfosters v Sawbridgeworth (Town Fields) Knebworth Park v Letchworth (Old Knebworth Lane) Letchworth v Chorleywood (Whitethorn Lane) Luton Town & Indians v Hitchin (Lucas Lane)

2004 2002 2002 2014 08/08/2009 11/08/2001 05/07/2008 02/07/2005 17/05/2014 22/06/2002 04/06/2016 22/06/2002 21/07/2012 28/07/2007 17/05/2014 24/05/2003 19/05/2012 01/09/2001 08/07/2000 25/05/2002 21/06/2008 18/06/2011 02/08/2008 25/08/2001 14/05/2005 26/05/2001 19/07/2008 01/07/2006 04/07/2009 25/08/2001 24/07/2004 27/08/2005 07/09/2013

Division Two (Includes Divisions 2A & 2B from 2015) Most Runs In A Season

1022 D D Ebrahim (Shenley Village) 1060 L Thomson-Mathews (Northchurch) 1004 L J Vivian (Chorleywood) 1000 N Raveenthiraraja (Northwood) 989 Z Khan (Lutonian)

Highest Individual Scores

2011 2013 2008 2019 2022

980 960 925 901 892

P. McGiffin (Northchurch) C. Boyd (Knebworth Park II) K.Hoq (Old Elizabethans) J Heslam (Reed) D.Cleary (Abbots Langley)

212* 208* 203* 203* 200 191* 186* 179 176* 175 174* 173 168* 168* 167* 164 163 157 154 152* 151* 150* 150 149* 149* 149* 147* 147 147

T Smith Totteridge Millhillians II v Watford Town (Totteridge Green) J. A. Freedman Old Albanians v Kings Langley (Shenley Park) G. Flint Hoddesdon II v Hatfield (Lowfield) J. Heslam Reed v Chorleywood (Blacksmith’s Lane) N. Reardon Knebworth Park II v Northwood (Ducks Hill Road) R. Keogh Dunstable v Leverstock Green (Bedmond Road) G Joyce Hertford II v Northwood (Balls Park) L. J. Vivian Chorleywood v Luton Town and Indians (The Common) J. R. Turner Knebworth Park II v Welwyn Garden City II (Old Knebworth Lane) P. McGiffin Northchurch v Flitwick (The Meadow) E.Lye Chorleywood v Watford Town (The Common) B Logue Knebworth Park II v Harpenden II (Old Knebworth Lane) A. Mehta Potters Bar II v Chorleywood (The Walk) E Gregg Welwyn Garden City II v Cockfosters (Cockfosters CC) I. McNicol Chipperfield v Wormley (Church Lane) J. R. Turner Knebworth Park II v Radlett II (Old Knebworth Lane) A Chalker Welwyn Garden City II v Potton Town (Digswell Park) E Washington Harpenden II v Abbots Langley (Harpenden Common) J. R. Lewis Radlett II v Leverstock Green (Bedmond Road) L.Thomson-Mathews Northchurch v Radlett II (Cobden Hill ) N Raveenthiraraja Northwood v Allenburys & County Hall (Allenburys Sport & Social Club) C. Boyd Knebworth Park II v Old Finchleians (Old Knebworth Lane) B. Logue Knebworth Park II v Northwood (Ducks Hill Road) R. Jadanauth Kings Langley v Watford (Vicarage Lane) J. Heslam Reed v Knebworth Park II (Blacksmith's Lane) C Caslake Chorleywood v Ickleford (Chorleywood) S Stevens Potton Town v Welwyn Garden City II (The Hollow) J Powick Preston v Abbots Langley (Manor house Grould Abbots Langley) M. R. Evans Radlett II v Northwood (Ducks Hill Road)

77 76 72 64

D James (Northchurch) M. Waters (Preston) B. Klosterman (Leverstock Green) T. Haydon (Cockfosters)

Most Wickets In A Season

Best Bowling Performances 10-18 J. Griffin 9-30 S. Tilbury 9-39 P. Frost 9-49 G. Wilson 9-66 B Davies 9-71 T. Haydon 9-73 M. Waters 8-12 K Khan 8-13 A. Khan 8-16 S Browne 8-18 R. Sutcliffe 8-21 C. Degnan 8-22 A. Mason 8-23 A. Young 8-24 N. Lederman 8-24 N. Lederman 8-25 D Panchal 8-28 P. R. Woolley 8-29 B. Klosterman 8-29 M. Aitkin 8-29 C Randall 8-30 C. Arnold 8-30 M Brazier 8-33 K. Manzoor 8-34 T. Cooke 8-38 A Ali 8-40 A. Owen 8-40 B. Mahoney

2014 2005 2003 2003

62 60 59 58

M Brazier (Kings Langley) S Silva (Flitwick) G Harris (Botany Bay) J Lash (Shenley Village)

Berkhamsted v Hoddesdon II (Kitchener’s Field) St. Margaretsbury v Hatfield (Ascots Lane) Northwood v Harpenden (Ducks Hill Road) Reed v Preston (Preston Cricket Ground) Hemel Hempstead II v Chipperfield Clarendon (Heath Park) Cockfosters v Old Finchleians (Chalk Lane) Kings Langley v Preston (Kings Langley Common) Lutonian v Letchworth Garden City II (Lower Wardown Park) Dunstable II v Wormley (Lancot Park) Radlett II v Leverstock Green (Brunton Memorial, Radlett) Abbots Langley v Hatfield (Ascots Lane) Ampthill Town v Cockfosters (Ampthill Park) Old Albanians v Harpenden (Harpenden Common) Reed v Northchurch (The Meadow) Radlett II v Preston (Preston Cricket Ground) Radlett II v Preston (Preston Cricket Ground) Northwood v Holtwhites Trinibis (Ducks Hill Road) Welwyn Garden City II v Radlett II (Cobden Hill) Leverstock Green v Cockfosters (Bedmond Road) Preston v Cockfosters (Chalk Lane) Knebworth Park v Watford Town (Horseshoe Lane) Harpenden v Eversholt (Eversholt) Kings Langley v Country Hall (The Common) Watford v Leverstock Green (Bedmond Road) Flitwick v Hertford II (The Vale) Old Albanians v Leverstock Green (The Green) Berkhamsted v Knebworth Park II (Old Knebworth Lane) Harpenden v Flitwick (Harpenden Common)

2004 2005 2018 2009 2018 19/05/2018 25/08/2001 02/06/2001 05/08/2006 09/08/2003 13/07/2013 29/06/2019 26/07/2008 26/05/2007 31/07/2004 01/08/2020 25/06/2011 01/07/2006 13/07/2019 08/09/2001 02/06/2007 07/09/2019 11/07/2015 18/06/2005 01/06/2013 08/06/2019 18/06/2005 15/05/2010 15/07/2006 23/05/2009 18/06/2022 13/05/2017 18/06/2016 12/05/2004 2013 2010 2013 2013 16/09/2000 01/09/2001 16/09/2000 01/08/2009 28/05/2011 09/06/2003 06/08/2005 27/08/2022 23/08/2003 13/06/2015 22/06/2002 30/08/2003 28/08/2000 25/07/2009 18/05/2013 18/05/2013 11/07/2015 02/07/2005 02/08/2003 16/08/2003 15/07/2017 01/09/2001 19/05/2012 30/04/2005 22/05/2004 26/07/2014 23/08/2003 12/06/2004 129

Division Three (Includes Divisions 3A & 3B from 2015) Most Runs In A Season

1063 S. March (Wormley) 1048 S McGiffin (Northchurch) 1047 Z Khan (Lutonian) 1014 J. R. Turner (Knebworth Park II) 971 C A Chellew (Abbots Langley )

Highest Individual Scores 181 175 174 172* 172 171 170* 169* 167 167 165 162* 162* 161 161 160 160 159* 159 158* 158 156* 156* 155 155 154* 154* 154 154 153* 153 151 151 150* 149 145 145

Sohail Idress J. R. Turner C. A. Chellew J. R. Turner M Manzoor Z Khan T. Chapman G.W.Wise C. Handy J. A. Rudkin J. Balkham M. Gradwell A Khan S. R. W. Gale L Bennett J Riddle S Walker N. Siddique P Ashford H. Nataraj T Garraway C. A. Chellew D Albon T Liversidge K Atkinson M. J. Inglis S McGiffin D Albon M Partridge SJ Davies W Kriehn Sohail Idress T. Chapman G. Wise Kushang Modi M. Fordham A. Buckmeister

72 65 63 62 61

W Roberts (Shenley Village) Imran Khan (Totteridge) F Hameed (Bushey) B. Klosterman (Leverstock Green) I. R. Brown (Stevenage II)

9-17 9-23 9-39 9-39 9-39 9-45 9-45 9-50 9-51 8-10 8-15 8-18 8-21 8-21 8-21 8-21 8-26 8-27 8-28

B. Klosterman Z Shaw I. R. Brown A. Jenkins D. S. McMillan T. Cooke P Jordan C. Graves N. Morris D Nightingale Ifzal Nawaz L Champion A. Khan M.Batchelor D. Weekes D Sanders N. Weaver T. Reilly D Sanders

919 919 913 882 882

D. Wallis (Wormley) D Albon (Letchworth Garden City II) J Riddle (Hertford II) Muhammad Akoojee (Radlett II) M Stephany (St Albans West Indian)

Stevenage II v Eversholt (Eversholt Recreation Ground) Knebworth Park II v Botany Bay (Old Knebworth Lane) Abbots Langley v Letchworth II (Fairfield Hall) Knebworth Park II v County Hall (Old Knebworth Lane) Langleybury II v Luton Town & Indians II (Hunton Bridge) Lutonian v Hemel Hempstead Town II (Hemel Hempstead) Bishop’s Stortford II v London Colney (Green Street, Shenley) Chipperfield Clarendon v Bishop's Stortford II (Cricketfield Lane) Hoddesdon II v Ickleford (Lowfield) Sawbridgeworth v Old Elizabethans (Town Fields) Hoddesdon II v Radlett II (Lowfield) Ampthill Town v Luton Town II (Wardown Park) Parkfield & Headstone v Bayford & Hertford (Bayford & Hertford) Hatfield v Harpenden II (Ascots Lane) Datchworth v Bayford & Hertford (Datchworth Green) Hertford II v Datchworth (Balls Park) West Herts II v Chipperfield Clarendon (Chipperfield Common ) Southgate Adelaide v Hertford II (Walker Ground) Kings Langley v Potters Bar II (Vicarage Lane) Wheathampstead v Knebworth Park II (Old Knebworth Lane) Northchurch v North Enfield (The Meadow) Abbots Langley v Redbourn (Manor House Ground) Letchworth Garden City II v Knebworth Park II (Whitethorn Lane) Knebworth Park v Hatfield Hyde (Knebworth Park) Datchworth v Potton Town (Datchworth Green) Abbots Langley v London Colney (Manor House Ground) Northchurch v Hertford II (Northchurch) Letchworth Garden City II v Northchurch (Whitethorn Lane, Letchworth) North Enfield v Eversholt (Strayfield Road) Flitwick II v Potters Bar II (The Walk) Hemel Hempstead Town II v Southgate Adelaide (Heath Park) Stevenage II v St Albans II (Ditchmore Lane) Bishop’s Stortford II v Hoddesdon II (Cricketfield Lane) Clarendon v Southgate Adelaide (Cow Roast) Waltham Cross Rosedale v Botany Bay (Rosedale Sports Ground) Harpenden II v Eversholt (Eversholt Recreation Ground) London Colney v Waltham Cross Rosedale (Rosedale Sports Club)

Most Wickets In A Season

Best Bowling Performances

130

2004 2017 2021 2004 2009

2009 2006 2014 2007 2000

61 60 59 59 58

D. A. Watson (Chorleywood) T. Haydon (Cockfosters) M. Taylor (Potters Bar III) J. A. Chaudhry (St Albans II) R. Doling (Northwood Town)

Leverstock Green v Sawbridgeworth II (Bedmond Road) Stevenage II v North Enfield (Ditchmore Lane) Stevenage II v Harpenden II (Harpenden Common) Letchworth II v Sawbridgeworth II (Whitethorn Lane) Chipperfield Clarendon v County Hall (Chipperfield Common) St Albans II v Letchworth II (Clarence Park) Sandridge v Cockfosters (Chalk Lane, Cockfosters) County Hall v Cottered (Leahoe) Bayford and Hertford v Knebworth Park II (Old Knebworth Lane) Met Police Bushey v Eversholt (Eversholt) Hemel Hempstead II v Stevenage II (Ditchmore Lane) Knebworth Park v West Herts II (West Herts CC ) St Albans II v Kings Langley (Clarence Park) County Hall v North Mymms II (Home Farm) St Albans West Indian v Northampton Exiles (Greenwood Park ) North Enfield v Old Finchleians (The Memorial Ground) Wheathampstead v Letchworth II (Nomansland Common) Ickleford v Eversholt (Eversholt Recreation Ground) North Enfield v Bishop's Stortford II (North Enfield)

2002 2017 2017 2006 2017 15/07/2006 31/07/2004 13/06/2009 22/05/2004 27/05/2017 28/08/2021 26/05/2007 05/06/2010 04/08/2007 14/06/2014 10/06/2006 08/08/2001 30/07/2022 28/07/2007 04/07/2015 17/06/2017 13/08/2022 26/08/2006 11/06/2011 29/07/2000 13/07/2019 27/06/2009 24/06/2017 09/07/2016 28/05/2022 03/07/2010 27/05/2017 06/05/2017 23/08/2014 07/07/2018 18/07/2020 09/06/2007 07/07/2007 08/07/2006 08/09/2007 08/07/2006 04/07/2009 2007 2004 2005 2007 2002 25/08/2007 31/05/2014 24/07/2004 09/09/2006 11/07/2009 06/09/2003 04/06/2022 29/05/2004 26/06/2004 06/08/2011 03/05/2008 16/07/2022 24/05/2008 22/05/2010 02/06/2012 29/07/2017 09/09/2000 26/07/2008 07/09/2019

Division Four (Includes Divisions 4A & 4B from 2015) Most Runs In A Season

1073 S Stevens (Potton Town) 1042 A. Christian (Old Haberdashers) 955 H. D. Rawle (North Mymms II) 901 M J Bertwistle (Chipperfield Clarendon II) 885 R J Darby (Hertingfordbury)

Highest Individual Scores 192* 189 178 175* 173* 171 170 168* 164 160* 160* 160 158* 158* 157 157 156* 155* 155* 154* 153* 153 153 151* 151* 151 150* 150 149* 149 149 149

B. Blaker A. Christian R. Gajjar A Loomba H Yousaf C. Williams C. Yorath M Howeson K Hussain C. Yorath S M Clements M. Gentle K. Modi D Bradley A.Christian N Reeves C Fonseka B. R. Bagshaw P. Lele J Gaffney J. A. Rudkin R. Gajjar J Vala M. Schumann A.Christian P Garikipati L Peters A. J. Moore S. Farrell M. J. Bertwistle K Shakoor M Shehabi

79 77 75 66 65

M. R. Sazenis (Chipperfield) D McMillan (Clarendon) I. R. Brown (Stevenage II) R. Watson (Holtwhites Trinibis) F Hameed (Bushey)

9-16 9-27 9-38 9-43 9-49 9-56 9-64 8-5 8-14 8-17 8-18 8-22 8-22 8-24 8-24 8-31 8-31 8-32 8-32 8-36 8-36 8-36 8-36

A Thomas W. Roberts S. Cousins R. Mohammed D. McMillan M. R. Sazenis A. White M. Berks C. Degnan M. Butler S. Barbour R. King A Richardson P. L. Eversfield D. Allison C Smith Ri. Dhruva M. Janaway G. K. Gurney B. Cohen P. Haydon A Mistry K Lawrence

2013 2006 2005 2009 2009

830 807 803 796 783

D J Crawford O Sims (Wormley) S Stevens (Potton Town) A. J. Howard (Chipperfield) H. D. Rawle (North Mymms II)

Ickleford v Old Haberdashers (Croxdale Road) Old Haberdashers v Ickleford (Croxdale Road) Shenley Village v Potton Town (The Hollow) Northwood Town v Northampton Exiles (Northwood Town CC) Lutonian v Cheshunt (Cheshunt ) St. Albans II v Sandridge (Clarence Park) Redbourn v Datchworth (North Common Road) St Albans II v Stevenage II (Clarence Park) Rickmansworth v Northwood Town (Chestnut Avenue) Redbourn v Old Elizabethans (Gypsy Corner) North Mymms II v Watford Town II (Woodside) Waltham Cross Rosedale v Hatfield (Rosedale Sports Club) Waltham X Rosedale v Hertford II (Balls Park) Harpenden III v Stevenage II (Stevenage CC) Old Haberdashers v Ampthill Town II (Croxdale Road) Harpenden III v Hertford III (St George's School) Hatfield Hyde v Holtwhites Trinibis II (Holtwhites Hill) North Mymms II v Clarendon (Home Farm) Hertford II v Hoddesdon II (Balls Park) Bishop's Stortford II v Tewin (Upper Green) Sawbridgeworth II v Northampton Exiles (Town Fields) Shenley Village v Northwood II (Shenley Park) Southgate Adelaide v Sandridge (Spencer Meadows) Ickleford v County Hall (Leahoe) Old Haberdashers v Potton Town (The Hollow) Stevenage II v Southgate Adelaide (Ditchmore Lane) Sandridge v Hertingfordbury (Hertingfordbury) Chipperfield v Langleybury II (The Common) West Herts II v North Mymms II (Old Owens) Chipperfield Clarendon II v Ampthill Town II (Chipperfield Common) Leverstock Green II v Reed II (The Gree) Rickmansworth v Leverstock Green II (Park Road, Rickmansworth)

Most Wickets In A Season

Best Bowling Performances

2006 2008 2003 2002 2013

61 60 59 56 56

D. Parsooth (Luton Town & Indians II) D Nightingale (Met Police Bushey) A Mustafa (North Mymms II) M. Janaway (Potton Town) A Browne (Northampton Exiles)

St Albans West Indian v Clifton (Claybridge Ground) Shenley Village v Bayford and Hertford (Shenley Park) Braughing v Northwood (Green Lane) Hatfield Hyde v Old Haberdashers (King George V Playing Field) Clarendon v Harpenden III (Cow Roast) Chipperfield v Bushey (The Common) North Enfield v Old Haberdashers (Croxdale Road) Reed v Millhillians II (Blacksmith Lane) Ampthill Town v Wheathampstead II (Nomansland Common) Totteridge v Old Camdenians (Burton Hole Lane) Ware v Hatfield (Allenburys CC) Hatfield Hyde v Chipperfield (The Common) Cheshunt Rosedale v Old Finchleians (Old Finchleians Memorial ground) West Herts II v Sandridge (Park Avenue) Rickmansworth v Langleybury II (Hunton Bridge) St Albans II v Clifton (Claybridge Ground) Langleybury II v Northwood Town (Hunton Bridge) Potton Town v North Mymms II (Home Farm) Chipperfield Clarendon II v Wormley (Chipperfield Common) Southgate Adelaide v Northampton Exiles (Clowes Ground) Old Camdenians v Wormley (Burton Hole Lane) Northampton Exiles v Dunstable II (Clowes Sports Ground) Northwood Town v Leverstock Green II (Northwood Town)

2012 2008 2009 2005 2006 10/06/2006 10/06/2006 15/07/2006 23/06/2018 14/07/2018 27/07/2002 05/05/2007 04/06/2022 08/08/2020 26/05/2007 03/06/2017 16/07/2005 25/08/2012 28/05/2022 05/08/2006 06/05/2017 04/09/2021 28/06/2003 10/05/2008 16/07/2022 17/08/2013 10/06/2006 03/06/2017 29/07/2006 29/07/2006 06/05/2017 22/08/2015 01/07/2006 24/05/2008 02/05/2009 05/05/2018 28/08/2021 2003 2010 2011 2002 2009 03/09/2011 08/09/2007 01/07/2000 15/06/2002 19/07/2008 05/08/2006 02/09/2006 03/06/2000 08/07/2000 07/08/2004 12/05/2012 30/08/2008 25/05/2019 05/07/2003 05/08/2006 13/08/2011 09/06/2012 15/06/2002 04/09/2010 17/05/2008 08/05/2010 26/07/2014 03/07/2021

131

Division Five (Includes Divisions 5A & 5B from 2015) Most Runs In A Season

1453 A Christian (Old Haberdashers) 1137 A Christian (Old Haberdashers) 981 J Massey (Frogmore) 976 P. Hewitt (Holtwhites Trinibis) 908 A Christian (Old Haberdashers)

Highest Individual Scores 201* 195 185* 180 177 173* 173 170* 170 169 169 166* 165 163* 156 156* 155 155 154 153 153 152* 151 151 151 150* 149* 149

A. Christian A. Christian A O'Sullivan Wahas Ahmed J. T. De Silva I Barrie A O'Sullivan C.Frame I. Schmid A.Christian A. Christian A. Christian M Smalley-Harris Iroshan De Silva A. Christian A Khan J Williams C. Handy AD Syed A. Christian J Massey B. Hann D. Houghton I. Schmid S Baddegama L. Davis A O'Sullivan G. Wise

2009 2010 2018 2006 2008

64 J Mehta (Hatfield Crusaders) 2009 62 S. Stroomer (Datchworth) 2003 62 R Gravett (Old Camdenians) 2009 58 A.Reynolds (Ampthill Town II) 2003 58 D James (Berkhamsted II) 2008

Best Bowling Performances

132

A Khan (Old Camdenians) H. D. Rawle (North Mymms II) M. Lenton (Cheshunt) J. Peacock (Baldock) G. Wise (Clarendon)

Old Haberdashers v Hertingfordbury II (St Mary’s Lane) Old Haberdashers v Bushey (Croxdale Road) Broxbourne II v Hertingfordbury (Mill Lane) Shenley Village v Old Camdenians (Shenley Park) Cavendish v Kings Langley II (Vicarage Lane) Waltham X Rosedale v St Albans II (Clarence Park) Broxbourne II v Sawbridgeworth II (Sawbridgeworth) London Colney v Radlett III (Green Street) Parkfield & Headstone v Hoddesdon II (Lowfield) Old Haberdashers v Leverstock Green II (Croxdale Road) Old Haberdashers v Sandridge (Croxdale Road) Old Haberdashers v Bushey (Eastbury Road) Boxmoor v Broxbourne (The Moor) Baldock v Preston II (Avenue Park) Old Haberdashers v Old Elizabethans (Croxdale Road) Old Camdenians v Broxbourne II (Burtonhole Lane) Old Haberdashers v Berkhamsted II (Kitchener's Field) Hoddesdon II v Welwyn Garden City III (Lowfield) Sawbridgeworth II v Ickleford II (Walnut Way) Old Haberdashers v Old Owens (Croxdale Road) Frogmore v Kings Langley II (Frogmore) Hitchin II v Cockfosters II (Lucas Lane) Kings Langley II v Cavendish (Vicarage Lane) Parkfield & Headstone v Clifton (Saddlers Mead) Flamstead v Ickleford II (Flamstead Oval) Harpenden III v Baldock (St George’s School) Broxbourne II v Hertingfordbury (St Marys Lane) Clarendon v Old Elizabethans (Gipsy Corner)

Most Wickets In A Season

10-31 J McNally 10-42 R. Garrett 10-50 B Klosterman 9-34 M. Janaway 9-42 T.Dean 9-49 M. Corbridge 9-50 Danish Humail 8-17 P. Tongue 8-20 S. Jary 8-25 L. Smith 8-25 A. Jones 8-27 S. Green 8-27 P. Smith 8-28 T. Haydon 8-29 D. Ferguson 8-30 P. England 8-32 A. Cheeseman 8-33 P. Swart 8-34 S Khalique 8-35 M. O’Carroll 8-36 M. Holland 8-38 R. Gravett 8-38 S Dowsett 8-39 D. Parsooth 8-40 A. Jones 8-41 A Bashir

855 828 801 776 774

56 55 55 55 53 53

J Murphy (Sandridge) D. D. Burrell (Sawbridgeworth II) M. O’Carroll (Ickleford) T Dean (Baldock) R. Dermont (Ickleford) D James (Berkhamsted II)

Ware v Old Cholmeleians II (Hendon Wood Lane) Harpenden II v St. Margaretsbury II (St. Margaretsbury Rec Ground) Leverstock Green II v Datchworth (Bedmond Road) Potton Town v Hertingfordbury (The Hollow) Baldock Town v Old Elizabethans (Avenue Park) Metropolitan Police Bushey v Hitchin II (Aldenham Road) Hatfield Hyde v Chorleywood II (King George V Playing Fields) North Enfield v Parkfield (Saddlers Mead) Parkfield v Watford II (Saddlers Mead) Holtwhites Trinibis v Brimsdown (Goldsdown Road) Baldock Town v Old Owens (Coopers Lane) Preston v Wheathampstead II (Preston Cricket Ground) Rickmansworth II v Preston (Park Road) Cockfosters II v Watford II (Chalk Lane) Sandridge v Welwyn Garden City III (Spencer Meadows) Cheshunt v Chorleywood II (The Common) Langleybury II v Parkfield & Headstone (Saddlers Mead) Northchurch II v Knebworth Park III (The Meadow) Old Cholmeleians v Watford Town (Hendon Wood Lane) Ickleford v Baldock (Walnut Way) Old Elizabethans v Northchurch II (The Meadow) Old Camdenians v Northchurch II (Burton Hole Lane) Shenley Village II v Ickleford II (Shenley Cricket Centre) Luton Town and Indians II v Sandridge (Spencer Meadows) Baldock Town v Datchworth (Avenue Park) Luton Town & Indians II v Radlett III (Cobden Hill)

2022 2004 2003 2006 2000 08/09/2007 12/06/2010 14/08/2021 30/04/2005 11/06/2005 14/07/2018 21/08/2021 07/09/2019 10/07/2010 11/08/2007 01/08/2009 11/07/2009 04/09/2021 28/08/2004 21/06/2008 07/05/2022 27/08/2011 08/09/2012 27/08/2022 30/08/2008 21/07/2018 25/05/2013 11/06/2005 11/08/2012 20/08/2022 31/07/2004 30/06/2018 15/07/2000 2013 2001 2002 2008 2000 2009 06/08/2011 26/08/2000 03/09/2011 23/06/2001 12/07/2008 11/07/2009 23/07/2005 29/06/2002 04/08/2001 03/06/2000 10/05/2008 18/05/2002 27/07/2002 26/08/2000 10/08/2013 21/07/2012 15/05/2010 02/05/2009 31/05/2014 09/06/2001 08/08/2009 22/08/2009 02/07/2016 04/09/2004 23/08/2008 09/07/2011

Division Six (Includes Divisions 6A & 6B from 2015) Most Runs In A Season

1262 K Harris (Botany Bay) 1004 B. Lydeamore (Southgate Compton) 909 M. Hudson (Southgate Compton) 907 J Blackburn (Bovingdon) 794 Z Karim (Old Albanians II)

H Brannan (Old Haberdashers) M Shehabi (Rickmansworth) M Vulimiri (Southgate Compton) M. Dyer (Waltham X Rosedale) B Connolly (Watton-at-Stone)

2015 2018 2009 2001 2022

218* 201* 184* 182 172* 169* 168* 165 165 161 160* 158 157* 156* 155* 153* 153 153 152* 151* 149* 148* 147 146 145* 145 145 144* 144 144 144

D Ward Eversholt II v Abbots Langley II (Manor House Ground) Faizal Patel North Enfield II v Bushey II (Strayfield Road) K Harris Botany Bay v Rickmansworth II (East Lodge Lane) D Sands Watton-at-Stone v Hatfield & Crusaders II (The Meadow) H. Brannan Old Haberdashers v Knebworth Park III (Away (Knebworth Park)) K Harris Botany Bay v Greenwood Park (Greenwood Park ) M Smalley-Harris Boxmoor v Kings Langley II (Boxmoor CC) W Chaudhry Rickmansworth v Bovingdon (Bovingdon Green) M. Hubbard Bentley Heath v Letchworth Garden City III (Wrotham Park Estate) Z Karim Old Albanians II v Knebworth Park II (Knebworth Park) D Ward Eversholt II v Tewin (Eversholt) J Blackburn Bovingdon v Eversholt II (Bovingdon Green) B Klosterman Berkhamsted II v Allenburys & County Hall II (Berkhamsted) C. Xavier Cockfosters II v Parkfield (Chalk Lane) I. Schmid Parkfield and Headstone v Potters Bar III (Saddler’s Mead) P. Morgan Eversholt II v Hemel Hempstead II (Eversholt Recreational Ground) R. Hanna Wormley v Old Finchleians (Church Lane) T. Hill Hexton v UCA (UCL Athletic Ground) J. Wrigglesworth Harpenden III v Cockfosters II (Chalk Lane) B Connolly Watton-at-Stone v Knebworth Park II (The Meadow) D. Lane Old Owens v Cheshunt (Coopers Lane) P Smith Redbourn II v Knebworth Park III (Redbourn Common) S Gwinnett Hitchin II v Hertford III (Balls Park ) D Sands Watton-at-Stone v Letchworth Garden City III (Letchworth) R Palepu Bushey II v Letchworth Garden City III (Letchworth Garden City) G Aguis Abbots Langley 2 v Botany Bay 2 (Manor House) J. Gordon Letchworth III v Potters Bar III (Dame Alice Owens School) W. Hughes Totteridge Millhillians III v St Margaretsbury (St Margaretsbury RG) R. Hanna Wormley v Hertford III (Balls Park) C. Bright Berkhamsted II v St Margaretsbury II (St Margaretsbury Recreation Gd) A. Singh Hatfield Crusaders v Preston II (Preston Cricket Ground)

06/05/2017 12/05/2018 07/05/2022 12/09/2020 16/07/2016 27/08/2022 10/08/2019 02/09/2017 08/09/2012 21/05/2016 23/06/2018 02/07/2016 25/05/2019 07/08/2004 01/07/2006 14/07/2001 08/06/2013 29/05/2004 20/07/2002 21/05/2022 22/07/2000 28/05/2016 07/05/2011 18/06/2022 26/05/2018 24/06/2017 23/06/2007 15/08/2009 06/07/2013 16/07/2005 10/05/2008

62 61 60 60 56

R Stevenson (Wormley) I Iqbal (Leverstock Green II) L. Frame (Southgate Compton) P. Tidey (Reed II) H Zeb (Bentley Heath)

Highest Individual Scores

Most Wickets In A Season

Best Bowling Performances 10-27 P. Tidey 10-56 M. Evans 9-13 I. Iqbal 9-20 L. Frame 9-20 R Nandiraju 9-23 M. Brownridge 9-27 M. Jayasinghe 9-42 R. Dolan 9-45 S. P. Sattin 9-48 S. Flint 9-55 R. Stevenson 9-57 D. Ferguson 9-88 P. McKinnon 9-99 J. Murphy 8-10 J Murphy 8-12 M. Robinson 8-18 S. Navaee 8-19 P. Jones 8-19 W. Turner 8-20 D Jenkins 8-21 D. Littlejohn 8-26 S. Khalique 8-28 D.G. Sankey 8-29 S. Navaee 8-30 P Tidey

2022 2001 2003 2016 2016

2013 2009 2007 2014 2013

793 790 758 758 751

55 54 54 52 52

P. Osgood (Hertford III) M. Batchelor (Ware) D Patel (Ware) G. Corbishley (Southgate Compton) M. Batchelor (Ware)

Reed II v Radlett III (Cobden Hill) Radlett IV v Letchworth III (St Edmund’s College, Ware) Leverstock Green II v Abbots Langley II (Manor House Ground) Southgate Compton v St. Margaretsbury II (St Margaretsbury Rec) Northwood II v Old Cholmeleians II (Ducks Hill Road) Clifton v Ampthill Town II (Woburn Road) Cavendish v Abbots Langley (Row Hill Hall) Welwyn Garden City III v Metropolitan Police Bushey (Aldenham Road) Chipperfield II v Broxbourne II (The Common) Hitchin II v Ware (Bell Lane) Wormley v Kings Langley II (Church Lane ) Sandridge v Northwood II (Ducks Hill Road) Abbots Langley II v Letchworth III (Lucas Lane, Hitchin CC) Sandridge v Letchworth III (Fairfield Hall) Sandridge v Flamstead (Spencer Meadows) St Margaretsbury II v Old Camdenians (St Margaretsbury Rec Ground) Totteridge Millhillians III v Hertford III (Balls Park) Clifton v Harpenden III (Woburn Road) UCA v.Broxbourne III (UCL Athletic Road) Hemel Hempstead Town III v Bovingdon (Heath Park - Nursery Ground) Leverstock Green II v Eversholt II (Eversholt Recreation Ground) Old Cholmeleians v Old Albanians II (Hendon Wood Lane) Hatfield v Cheshunt (Albury Ride) Totteridge Millhillians III v St Margaretsbury II (Gypsy Corner) Reed II v Old Haberdashers (OHCC, Croxdale Road, Borehamwood)

2005 2004 2009 2003 2003 23/06/2012 09/08/2003 08/08/2009 16/05/2009 17/05/2014 19/08/2000 21/08/2004 21/06/2008 03/07/2004 08/09/2007 07/09/2013 08/09/2012 12/06/2004 04/09/2010 20/08/2011 19/05/2007 08/06/2013 15/07/2000 28/08/2004 26/05/2018 21/07/2012 08/05/2010 17/06/2000 15/06/2013 31/05/2014 133

Division Seven (Includes Divisions 7A & 7B from 2015) Most Runs In A Season

1060 J. Viloen (Northchurch II) 968 I Horton (Dunstable III) 968 I Horton (Dunstable III) 880 M. Dyer (Waltham X Rosedale) 828 W A J Pugh (Weston)

Z.Roy (Old Camdenians) A. Moore (Old Centralians) J. Al-Darraji (Shenley Village) B Irwin (Southgate Adelaide II) B Chaudhry (Rickmansworth II)

2018 2002 2003 2010 2017

Old Camdenians v Chipperfield Clarendon II (Chipperfield) Southgate Adelaide II v Cockfosters II (Cockfosters) Dunstable III v Rickmansworth II (Lancot Park (Nursery)) Mill Hill Village v Watton-at-Stone (The Meadow) Northchurch II v Radlett IV (The Meadow) Berkhamsted II v Old Cholmeleians II (Berkhamsted) Eversholt II v Elstree (Eversholt Recreation Ground) Chipperfield Clarendon II v Old Camdenians (Chipperfield Common) Redbourn II v Kings Langley II (North Common Road) Broxbourne III v Ware (Mill Lane) Old Owens II v Datchworth II (Old Owens CC) Weston v Potters Bar III (Dame Alice Owens School) Hexton v Graveley (Nine Acres) Northwood II v Greenwood Park (Ducks Hill Road) Broxbourne III v Rickmansworth II (Mill Lane) Northchurch II v Eversholt II (Eversholt CC) Watton-at-Stone v Mill Hill Village (The Meadow) Redbourn II v Northwood Town II (North Common Road) Northwood II v Elstree (Aldenham Road) Abbots Langley II v Hexton (Manor House Ground) Flitwick III v Bovingdon (The Whitbread Estate) Waltham Cross Rosedale v Elstree (Rosedale Sports Club) Weston v Great Gaddesden (Great Gaddesden) Great Gaddesden v Letchworth Garden City III (Bridens Camp) North Enfield II v St Albans III (Strayfield Road) Great Gaddesden v St Margaretsbury II (St Margaretsbury) Flitwick II v Dunstable III (Lancot Park) Old Finchleians II v Old Cholmelians (Woodside Park) Eversholt II v Southgate Adelaide II (Walker Ground) Northchurch II v Watton-at-Stone (Watton-at-Stone CC) Watford II v Eversholt II (Eversholt Recreation Ground) Northwood Town II v Dunstable III (Lancot Park)

30/06/2018 11/06/2022 23/06/2018 17/05/2014 06/09/2014 02/09/2017 28/05/2005 30/06/2018 22/07/2000 27/08/2016 18/05/2019 26/05/2018 26/05/2007 25/05/2019 02/07/2016 31/05/2014 17/05/2014 05/07/2008 23/06/2001 30/07/2011 07/09/2019 20/05/2000 11/06/2016 18/05/2013 23/07/2005 30/07/2016 10/05/2008 17/05/2008 30/04/2011 02/08/2014 02/05/2009 28/07/2001

Highest Individual Scores 216* 208* 201* 190* 184 180* 179* 177 171* 170* 167* 166 163* 162* 158* 156* 156 155 154* 153* 153 152* 152* 152 146* 146* 145* 145 144 142* 141* 141

Z Roy S Green-Armytage P Lewis M. Cara J. Viljoen L Frey S. Norris G W Wise C. Yorath J Pearce J Carter W Pugh M. Smith K Watson S Humphries J. Viljoen O Dalrymple R. Blair R. Murphy M J Burgess RA Timms M. Dyer W A J Pugh S. Mohammed P. Macmurdie J. Crawley A. Summerfield D. Merryweather A Garratt J. Viljoen H. Abdallah M. Hoffman

Most Wickets In A Season

2014 2017 2018 2000 2016

65 Jigar Mehta (Hatfield Crusaders) 2007 61 D S Rogers (Flamstead) 2009 60 G. Robinson (Holtwhites Trinibis II) 2001 58 P Tidey (Reed II) 2013 55 S Khalique (Old Cholmeleians) 2009

Best Bowling Performances 9-24 9-44 9-61 9-65 9-79 8-8 8-15 8-16 8-16 8-17 8-17 8-19 8-21 8-22 8-24 8-25 8-25 8-26 8-29 8-30 8-31 8-31 8-32

134

T. Rees K. Savani N. J. M. Smith B. Cohen M. Schools R. Handelaar D Smith A. Green M Gurney I. Moxon-Booth A Hussain R. Robertson M. Jayasinghe B Mwita R. Tant Nader Bawani N Martin N. Sinfield N. Marine G. H. Wynne G. Robinson R. Hattrell S Jones

828 805 805 777 776

54 52 50 50 48 48

B. Roberts (Kings Langley II) A McQueen (Watford Town II) M. Batchelor (Ware) P. Osgood (Hertford III) A. Green (Elstree) N J M (Smith Hexton)

Little Berkhamsted Sahibs v Elstree (Aldenham Road) Old Finchleians II v Hatfield II (Ascots Lane) Hexton v Rickmansworth II (Park Road) Southgate Adelaide II v Old Albanians II (The Walker Ground) Leverstock Green II v Shenley Village (Shenley Park) Old Owens II v Waltham X Rosedale II (Waltham X Rosedale II) Tewin v Knebworth Park III (Upper Green) Elstree v Hertford III (Balls Park) Potten End v Bovingdon (Potten End) Harpenden IV v Old Finchleians II (St. George's School ) Greenwood Park v Datchworth II (Greenwood Park) Reed v Rickmansworth II (Blacksmith Lane) Cavendish v Hatfield Crusaders (Birchwood Leisure Centre) Abbots Langley II v Old Finchleians II (Woodside Park) St. Albans III v Holtwhites Trinibis II (Verulam School) Old Cholmeleians v Graveley (Hendon Wood Lane) Wheathampstead II v Dunstable III (Nomansland Common) Redbourn III v Hoddesdon II (North Common Road) Old Cholmeleians II v Old Finchleians II (Hendon Wood Lane) Hatfield II v Waltham X Rosedale (Ascots Lane) Holtwhites Trinibis II v Northampton Exiles II (Clowes Ground) Old Owens v Old Centralians (King George V Playing Fields) Harpenden IV v Chipperfield Clarendon III (Hervines Park, Amersham)

2000 2009 2001 2004 2002 2013 31/08/2002 02/05/2009 25/05/2013 08/09/2012 30/08/2003 17/05/2014 08/07/2017 13/07/2002 10/08/2019 13/06/2009 10/08/2019 02/07/2005 16/08/2003 23/07/2011 14/08/2004 09/09/2006 09/07/2011 11/08/2007 08/08/2009 22/05/2010 02/06/2001 16/08/2003 13/08/2011

Division Eight (Includes Divisions 8A & 8B from 2015) Most Runs In A Season

1076 T Allum (Little B. Sahibs) 1016 J Howard (Pirton) 1005 J Lituri (Northchurch II) 957 A Elliott (Shenley Village III) 951 P Hazell (Elstree)

Highest Individual Scores 191 170* 170 166 164 162 161* 161* 161* 159 158* 156 155 155 154 154* 151* 151* 150* 150 149 149 148 146 146 146* 145* 143 141* 141*

J. Howard G.S.Tinsley J. Lituri RA Timms H White J Howard T. G. Edwards M. S. Walters P. J. McDuell T Allum A Elliott J Pearson J. Thorp A. Khan A. Pallett D Johnson M. Manzoor K. Grant W Poynton D Maskell M.Shorts T Allum J Randall D. Sanders R. Boyd B Letts D. M. Watson RA Timms K. Owen R. Ball

78 63 61 60 59

T. A. Savanhu (Wormley II) S. Long (Met Police Bushey) B Roberts (Waltham X Rosedale II) S England (Cheshunt) M. Brown (County Hall II)

9-25 9-36 9-46 9-69 8-7 8-8 8-8 8-10 8-12 8-12 8-14 8-15 8-15 8-21 8-22 8-22 8-25 8-26 8-27 8-30 8-31 8-32 8-32 8-36 8-37

J. Hollis J. Cheeseman Jnr R. M. Robertson A. Wild A. P. T. Wilkinson R. Blackman N.Shorts A Ahmed T. A. Savanhu M Samulak S Dempsey M.Javaid G. Downes A. Dean M. Hunt H Davies R. Thiruchelvam S. Jones J. Absolam C. Kerr T. A. Savanhu S. Long V Nathulal P.Shah M. Blackwell

2015 2015 2013 2019 2009

939 909 865 839 804

G. Thomason (Met Police Bushey) A. Ansari (Offley & Stopsley) T.Allum (Little Berkhamsted Sahibs) R A Timms (Flitwick III) I Horton (Dunstable III)

Pirton v Harpenden IV (Pirton Recreation Ground) Chipperfield Clarendon III v Northwood Town II (Hervines Park) Northchurch II v Old Camdenians II (The Meadow) Flitwick III v Wheathampstead II (Southill Park) Cockfosters III v Letchworth IV (Kirkland Drive) Pirton v Luton Town & Indians IV (Pirton Recreation Ground) Welwyn Garden City III v Ickleford (Welwyn Playing Fields) Welwyn Garden City III v Stevenage III (Welwyn Playing Fields) Eversholt II v Botany Bay II (Eversholt Recreation Ground) Little B. Sahibs v Bayford & Hertford (Recreation Ground) Shenley Village III v Stevenage IV (Shenley Cricket Centre) Hemel Hempstead IV v Northampton Exiles II (Old Owens) Southgate Adelaide II v Wormley (Walker Ground) Hatfield Crusaders v Wormley (Church Lane) Hoddesdon III v St Albans III (Lowfield) Mill Hill Village II v Dunstable III (Lancot Park - Nursery Ground) Watford II v Southgate Adelaide II (Walker Ground) Cheshunt v North Enfield II (Strayfield Road) Shenley Village III v Stevenage IV (Shenley Cricket Centre) Wheathampstead II v Old Cholmeleians II (Nomansland) Old Haberdashers II v Hoddesdon III (Croxdale Road) Little B. Sahibs v Sawbridgeworth III (Recreation Ground) Northchurch II v Redbourn III (Redbourn Recreation Centre) North Enfield II v Sawbridgeworth III (Leventhorpe School) Knebworth Park III v Hertford III (Balls Park) Aldenham v Chipperfield Clarendon II (Aldenham Social Club) Flamstead v Botany Bay II (Friendless Oval) Flitwick III v St Albans III (Southill Park) Allenburys v Cockfosters III (Roe Hill Hall) Langleybury III v Sawbridgeworth III (Town Fields)

Most Wickets In A Season

Best Bowling Performances

2001 2006 2008 2008 2002

57 55 55 53 53

G. Robinson (Holtwhites Trinibis II) A. P. T. Wilkinson (Flamstead) S Cragwell (Holtwhites Trinibis II) A. P. T. Wilkinson (Flamstead) A Jones (Baldock)

Ickleford II v Reed II (Walnut Way) Great Gaddesden v Langleybury III (Bridens Camp) Reed II v Langleybury III (Hunton Bridge) Ickleford II v London Colney II (Walnut Way) Flamstead v Hatfield II (Ascots Lane) London Colney II v Welwyn Garden City III (Green Street, Shenley) Old Haberdashers II v North Mymms III (Old Owens CCC) Dunstable III v Datchworth II (Lancot Park) Wormley II v London Colney II (Church Lane) Bayford & Hertford II v Cockfosters III (Bayford) Knebworth Park lV v Elstree (Aldenham Road) Old Haberdashers II v North Enfield II (Strayfield Road) Weston v Bayford and Hertford II (Weston Park) St Albans III v Reed III (Verulam School) Hoddesdon III v Stevenage III (Ditchmore Lane) Hatch End v Met Police Bushey II (Aldenham Road) Old Owens II v Langleybury III (Coppers Lane) Harpenden IV v Bayford & Hertford II (Rothamsted Research) Harpenden IV v Wheathampstead II (St George’s School) Allenburys v Holtwhites Trinibis II (Kirkland Drive) Wormley II v Hatfield Crusaders (Church Lane) Met Police Bushey v Northwood Town II (Aldenham Road) Northampton Exiles II v Hemel Hempstead Town IV (Clowes Ground) County Hall II v Cockfosters III (Leahoe) Hoddesdon III v Dunstable II (Roydon CC)

2006 2018 2018 2018 2022

21/05/2016 08/05/2010 01/06/2013 01/09/2018 21/05/2011 17/06/2017 05/07/2003 21/08/2004 12/06/2010 01/08/2015 03/08/2019 04/05/2013 19/07/2003 13/08/2005 01/07/2006 18/06/2022 19/06/2004 30/08/2008 03/08/2019 28/07/2018 30/08/2003 15/08/2015 28/07/2018 01/06/2013 12/08/2000 13/08/2022 19/05/2007 21/07/2018 05/08/2000 05/07/2014 2000 2007 2008 2005 2013 07/07/2001 11/08/2012 09/06/2001 19/05/2001 20/08/2005 24/05/2003 24/06/2006 14/05/2016 11/08/2001 20/08/2011 28/06/2008 24/05/2003 23/07/2005 11/06/2016 14/08/2004 16/08/2014 06/07/2013 14/06/2014 02/06/2007 15/08/2009 01/09/2001 02/09/2006 09/07/2016 03/05/2008 30/04/2005

135

Division Nine (Includes Divisions 9A & 9B from 2015) Most Runs In A Season

1039 P Rothery (Sandridge II) 966 A Elliott (Shenley Village III) 913 G. Williams (Cockfosters III) 880 M K Davis (Bayford & Hertford II) 834 Chris Munroe (Aldenham)

J Williams (Shenley Village III) P Pothery (Sandridge II) M Hughes (Letchworth IV) P Hazell (Elstree) A Akhtar (Potten End)

2018 2019 2009 2010 2017

Welwyn Garden City IV v Reed III (Reed CC) Elstree v Leverstock Green III (Parmiters School) Flitwick III v Hatfield Hyde II (King George V) Ickleford Cricketers v North Mymms III (Hitchin Boys’ School) Hoddesdon III v Clifton II (Claybridge Ground) Old Haberdashers II v Watton-at-Stone II (Croxdale Road) Broxbourne III v Greenwood Park (Mill Lane Close) Hemel Hempstead Town IV v Abbots Langley III (Heath Park) Old Minchendenians v Sandridge II (Bramley Road) Potten End v Bayford & Hertford II (Potten End) Hexton II v Langleybury III (Higham Gobion Road) Hatch End II v Potters Bar IV (Shaftesbury Field) Met Police Bushey II v Broxbourne III (Mill Lane Close) Northchurch II v Kings Langley III (Rudolph Steiner School) Aldenham v Old Minchendenians (Aldenham Social Club) Old Cholmeleians II v Parkfield and Headstone II (Saddlers Mead) Sandridge II v Old Minchendenians (Old Minchendenians CC) Broxbourne III v Potters Bar IV (Mill Lane Close) Old Owens II v Allenburys (Allenburys Sports & Social Club) Cockfosters III v Shenley Village II (Tudor Ground) Aldenham v Langleybury III (Aldenham Social Club) Abbots Langley 3 v London Colney 2 (London Colney) Harpenden IV v Elstree II (St George’s School) Sandridge II v Hemel Hempstead Town IV (Hemel Hempstead) Shenley Village III v Leverstock Green III (Parmiters School) Greenwood Park v Abbots Langley III (Greenwood Park) Northwood Town II v London Colney II (Chestnut Avenue) Letchworth Garden City IV v Reed III (Fairfield Park) North Mymms III v Hitchin III (Chancellors School) Codicote v Letchworth IV (Bury Lane) Northchurch II v Redbourn III (The Meadow, Northchurch) Bayford & Hertford II v Parkfield & Headstone II (The Green, Bayford) Greenwood Park v Old Owens (Greenwood Park) Hemel Hempstead Town IV v Sandridge II (Heath Park)

23/06/2018 03/07/2010 03/09/2016 19/08/2006 01/09/2001 09/07/2011 10/07/2010 19/05/2018 14/07/2018 13/05/2017 19/07/2003 24/07/2010 24/07/2010 20/08/2016 01/06/2019 04/08/2007 14/07/2018 03/07/2010 14/05/2005 10/05/2003 22/06/2019 06/05/2017 14/06/2005 16/06/2018 25/07/2015 14/06/2014 11/08/2012 19/05/2018 06/05/2017 04/09/2010 02/07/2016 13/07/2019 20/08/2005 16/06/2018

Highest Individual Scores 195* 181* 173 172* 169 168 167 162 160* 159* 155* 155* 155* 155* 155 154* 154 153* 152* 151* 150* 150 146* 146 145 144* 142 140* 140 137* 137 136* 135* 135*

P Lynch P. Hazell R Timms J. Hare D. DeRosa Z Mahmood M. Barton M Samuels B Rose M Gurney P. G. Marshall H. Davies S. Bulger S Bateman Chris Munroe H. Matcham P Rothery C. Sargeant N. Corbett G. Williams Chris Munroe L Rossiter S. McNamara P Rothery M Mandalia A.Arora A. Hills M Hughes T R D Millard J Spencer C Suckling D W Morris M. Baker R Bell

74 68 62 62 61 58 55

T. Head (Northchurch II) B. Roberts (Waltham X Rosedale II) J. Vadera (Hatch End II) K Samarakoon (Hatfield Hyde II) H Davies (Hatch End II) M. Brown (County Hall) S. James (Greenwood Park)

Most Wickets In A Season

136

771 745 728 723 723

2003 54 G. Gregory (Clarendon II) 2003 50 M. Rehman (Totteridge II) 2007 50 A. Bayes (Stevenage III) 2011 50 S. James (Greenwood Park) 2009 50 E. Gunning (Langleybury III) 2001 50 D. Crawley (Langleybury III) 2002

2002 2002 2003 2004 2005 2005

Broxbourne III v Monken Hadley (Mill Lane Close) Potten End v Shenley Village III (Potten End) Elstree II v Met Police Bushey (Aldenham Road, Bushey) Hatch End v Rickmansworth III (Park Road) Totteridge II v Hoddesdon III (Totteridge Green) Hoddesdon 3s v Harpenden (Roydon) Hoddesdon III v Braughing II (Richard Hale School) Waltham Cross Rosedale II v Hatfield Hyde II (Rosedale Sports Club) Baldock II v Berkhamsted III (Avenue Park) Hertford IV v Pirton (Balls Park) Hatfield Hyde II v Harpenden Dolphins (King George V Playing Fields) Bentley Heath v Stevenage III (Ditchmore Lane) Potters Bar III v Potton Town II (Potters Bar) Little B. Sahibs v Leverstock Green III (Parmiters School) Northchurch II v Datchworth II (Datchworth Green) Allenburys v Stevenage III (Ditchmore Lane) Berkhamsted II v Broxbourne III (Mill Lane Close) Greenwood Park v Sandridge II (Spencer Meadows) Sawbridgeworth III v Stevenage III (Leventhorpe School)

09/05/2009 10/06/2017 26/07/2003 10/08/2013 20/07/2002 15/06/2019 08/09/2001 02/07/2005 16/06/2012 01/06/2013 20/08/2011 30/08/2008 04/08/2001 30/08/2014 02/09/2000 14/07/2007 20/07/2013 20/05/2006 17/06/2006

Best Bowling Performances 10-51 D. Milesi 9-3 M Gurney 9-26 N. Farouk 9-62 H. Davies 9-65 M. Rehman 8-5 G Balakrishnan 8-21 T. Laverack 8-22 J. Patel 8-22 A. Jones 8-23 M. Chalkley 8-24 K Samarakoon 8-26 K. Tirmizi 8-27 R. Pyrah 8-28 J. Smith 8-29 A. Jones 8-30 C. Kerr 8-30 M. Lewarne 8-31 Waseem Pervez 8-32 G. B. Parish

2018 2018 2003 2013 2019

Regional Divisions Ten

(Includes 11E & 11W and Regional A divisions until 2021) Most Runs In A Season 866 710 698 669 667

K Jones (North Enfield II) S Talreja (Bamville) K Meakin (Ware II) D Mohanty (Flamstead II) D Salmon (Potton Town II)

165 158 153* 150 143* 143 143 142 142 139* 139* 138 137* 135 134* 133* 131* 131 131 130 130 127* 127 125* 124* 123* 123* 123

R Seghal M Raja D Albon S Talreja F Tanoli K.Meakin D Mohanty W Saber R Urwin M. Tizzard S Shah P Rider M Scanlon D Albon B Jay PA Brown S Rizvi A Pitt M Nash K Jones A Tyler M Nunneley Cuttler G G Clapp K. Meakin I Putman R Wells C Pond

44 40 38 36 36

S England (Cheshunt II) A Ramsan (Bamville) Kr Lambert (Stevenage V) M Bird (Bentley Heath II) S Moss (Old Elizabethans III)

9-31 9-39 8-12 8-22 8-26 8-27 8-33 8-42 8-56 7-2 7-8 7-11 7-15 7-16 7-17 7-19 7-21 7-22 7-22 7-42 6-6 6-7 6-8 6-10 6-12 6-12

D Knifton D Lennox R Tukapua T Watson S. Gough M Benfield M Oram Z Khan J. Cornes P Sharma S England L Berry G Venket D Penny J Kench N. Shah S Shah A. Burrows A Fitzpatrick C Dilkes R Rapalli S Naveen B Dearman N Sardar Khan G. Edwards Ki Lambert

Highest Individual Scores

2022 2019 2016 2019 2015

656 624 614 586 560

E Saliya (Flamstead II) K Meakin (Ware II) D Albon (Letchmore) C Fleming (Berkhamsted III) A Ahmed (Flamstead II)

Old Haberdashers II v Potters Bar IV (Dame Alice Owen School) West Herts IV v Berkhamsted IV (Kitchener's Field) Frogmore II v Northwood Town III (Northwood) Bamville v Chorleywood IV (Chorleywood - Westwood Park) Shenley Village IV v St Margaretsbury III (Recreation Ground) Ware II v Knebworth Park V (Widford) Flamstead II v Redbourn IV (Friendless Oval, Flamstead) Parkfield & Headstone II v Hoddesdon IV (Hoddesdon ) Broxbourne III v Bayford & Hertford II (Bayford & Hertford) Harpenden V v Radlett V (Queens School) Mill Hill Village III v Redbourn IV (Mill Hill Village) Hertingfordbury II v Knebworth Park IV (Knebworth Park) Broxbourne III v Stevenage V (Mill Lane) Frogmore II v Shenley Village IV (Frogmore) Datchworth III v Ware II (Bell Lane, Widford) Berkhamsted III v Shenley Village IV (Kitcheners Field, Berkhamsted) Northwood Town III v Frogmore II (Park Street Lane) Hitchin IV v Harpenden V (Grant Ground) Datchworth III v St Margaretsbury III (Recreation Ground, Stanstead Abb) North Enfield II v Parkfield & Headstone II (North Enfield) Redbourn IV v Hemel Hempstead V (Met Police Bushey) Ickleford III v Harpenden V (Harpenden) Redbourn IV v Flamstead II (Friendless Oval) Datchworth III v Cockfosters III (Wallace's Meadow, Datchworth) Ware II v Stevenage V (Widford) Berkhamsted III v Boxmoor III (Berkhamsted) Botany Bay II v Letchmore (Letchmore CC) Letchworth Garden City IV v Hitchin IV (Fairfield Park)

Most Wickets In A Season

Best Bowling Performances

2015 2019 2018 2014 2014

36 35 34 34 32

S England (Cheshunt II) S Moss (Old Elizabethans III) S England (Cheshunt II) Z Khan (Watford Town III) M Parmar (Northwood Town III)

St Margaretsbury III v Potton Town II (Potton Town) Redbourn III v Rickmansworth IV (Redbourn Recreation Centre) Tewin II v Stevenage V (Tewin) Rickmansworth IV v Redbourn IV (Park Road, Rickmansworth) Cheshunt II v St Margaretsbury III (St Margaretsbury) Redbourn III v Langleybury IV (Langleybury) Hatfield & Crusaders III v Potters Bar IV (Roe Hill) Watford Town III v St Albans IV (Woodside) Langleybury IV v St Albans IV (Hunton Bridge) Bushey III v St Albans IV (Bushey) Cheshunt II v Datchworth III (Wallace's Meadow) St Albans IV v Hatfield Hyde III (King George V Playing Field) Stevenage V v Broxbourne 1V (Mill Lane) Mill Hill Village III v Tewin II (Mill Hill Village) Ickleford III v Stevenage V (Graveley) Parkfield & Headstone II v Mill Hill Village III (Saddlers Mead) Bamville v Shenley Village IV (Bamville - Napsbury Park) Met Police Bushey III v Mill Hill Village III (Mill Hill Village) Southgate Adelaide III v Stevenage V (Stevenage) Wheathampstead III v Tewin II (Tewin) Parkfield & Headstone II v Potters Bar IV (Parkfield & Headstone CC) Cheshunt II v Mill Hill Village III (Albury Ride) Harpenden V v Parkfield & Headstone II (Rothamsted Resaerch) Parkfield & Headstone II v Preston (Parkfield & Headstone ) Hitchin IV v Hatfield & Crusaders IV (Roe Hill Hall) Stevenage V v Hitchin IV (Lucas Lane)

2019 2015 2022 2022 2019 03/08/2019 11/06/2022 15/07/2017 10/08/2019 23/07/2022 16/08/2014 01/06/2019 12/06/2021 16/07/2022 26/07/2014 07/07/2018 25/08/2018 29/05/2021 26/08/2017 14/05/2016 29/08/2020 13/05/2017 11/06/2022 08/08/2020 28/05/2022 02/08/2014 02/07/2022 06/01/2019 04/09/2021 30/07/2016 14/06/2014 18/06/2022 09/07/2022 2016 2015 2014 2014 2015 09/08/2014 26/07/2014 29/08/2020 19/07/2014 05/07/2014 16/08/2014 06/07/2019 17/05/2014 02/08/2014 02/06/2018 30/07/2016 14/05/2022 31/05/2014 13/06/2015 27/08/2022 24/06/2017 17/08/2019 14/06/2014 25/07/2015 07/06/2014 13/08/2022 29/08/2015 20/08/2016 21/08/2021 21/05/2016 18/08/2018 137

Regional Divisions Eleven

(Includes 11E & 11W and Regional B divisions until 2021) Most Runs In A Season 746 715 707 609 589

T Saeed (Old Camdenians II) J B Lyons (Chorleywood IV) W Saleem (Chipperfield Clarendon III) A Mauder (Redbourn IV) K Kalathil (Harpenden VI)

229 200 179 176* 167* 162* 161* 156* 152* 147* 147 146* 146* 142 139* 139* 139* 138 137* 132* 131* 131* 131 129* 129* 129 129

C Pond C Pond A Khan M Atkins D R Goodier K Surenthar J Borkhatria N Derrick J. Garnham F Reid Ajmal Ahmed T E Smith G Theepan C Pond D Bartlett D Albon S Gadsden Nasir Khan J Taylor J. Garnham M. Johnson D Burley C Pond J B Lyons S Patneedi S Caunce C Pond

41 40 30 28 28

T Ellis (Potters Bar IV) M J T Rose (Chorleywood IV) H Sanghera (West Herts V) G W A Proctor (Chorleywood IV) A Cook (Flamstead II)

8-22 8-38 7-14 7-22 7-32 7-40 7-44 7-44 7-65 6-6 6-6 6-11 6-11 6-14 6-15 6-16 6-16 6-16 6-16 6-17 6-19 6-20 6-22 6-23 6-24 6-24

H Nallapatti S. M. Bhatti E Gunning A Ahuja C Sharp M de Nooijer R Hattrell M Dawson-Goodey M. J. T. Rose J Little O. Channer S Saleh T Groves G Rajaraman H Nallapati D Butterfield R Martin S Saleh I Khan H Halai H Iles A Cook An Foster I Field C. Wanniarachchi S Denman

Highest Individual Scores

586 585 570 559 539

C Pond (Letchworth Garden City V) J Taylor (Tewin II) J Epton (Botany Bay II) D Albon (Frogmore II) S P Dare (Chorleywood IV)

Letchworth Garden City V v Reed IV (Freman College) Letchworth Garden City V v Ware II (St Christopher School) Old Camdenians II v Chipperfield Clarendon III (Burtonhole Lane) Rickmansworth IV v Old Camdenians II (Burtonhole Lane) Old Albanians IV v Reed III (Freman College) Old Eastcotians v Boxmoor III (A-Galley Hill,Hemel Hempstead) Shenley Village IV v Ware II (Shenley Cricket Centre) Baldock III v Hitchin V (Lucas Lane) Preston IV v Letchworth Garden City V (Henlow) Langleybury IV v Leverstock Green IV (Parmiters School) Chipperfield Clarendon III v Hatch End II (Bovingdon) Old Albanians IV v Harpenden VI (Rothamsted Research) Old Eastcotians v Bushey IV (H-King George V Playing Fields) Letchworth Garden City V v Preston IV (Hitchin Boys School) Datchworth III v Northampton Exiles III (Clowes Ground) Frogmore II v Rickmansworth IV (Park Street Lane) Hitchin V v Letchworth Garden City V (Henlow Cricket Ground) Markyate & Luton Town v Bushey IV (Bushey) Tewin II v Preston IV (Preston) Preston IV v Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II (Whitwell) Reed IV v Letchworth Garden City V (St. Margaretsbury) Letchworth Garden City V v Preston IV (St Christopher School) Letchworth Garden City V v Reed IV (St Cristopher's School) Chorleywood IV v Redbourn IV (Redbourn Recreation Center) Hatfield & Crusaders IV v Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II (Roe Hill) Harpenden VI v Letchworth Garden City V (Rothamsted Research) Letchworth Garden City V v Harpenden VI (Rothamsted Research)

Most Wickets In A Season

Best Bowling Performances

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2022 2015 2022 2021 2022

2015 2014 2022 2015 2018

27 27 27 26 26

2015 2016 2018 2015 2015

11/06/2016 11/05/2019 12/06/2021 16/05/2015 24/06/2017 26/05/2018 16/06/2018 03/09/2022 22/06/2019 25/08/2018 04/06/2022 10/06/2017 11/08/2018 23/05/2015 11/07/2015 08/08/2015 30/07/2022 01/06/2019 19/05/2018 25/05/2019 13/08/2016 08/07/2017 13/08/2016 30/05/2015 11/05/2019 14/05/2016 14/05/2016

DW Davies (Flitwick IV) S Williamson (Boxmoor III) W Saleem (Chipperfield Clarendon III) C Coleman (Langleybury IV) S Saleh (Shenley Village IV)

2022 2022 2022 2015 2015

Rickmansworth IV v Chorleywood (Westwood Park) 02/07/2016 Chipperfield Clarendon III v Rickmansworth IV (Park Road) 06/08/2016 Langleybury IV v Bushey IV (Hunton Bridge) 02/06/2018 Northwood IV v Boxmoor III (Little Missenden) 20/08/2022 Datchworth III v Wormley II (Wallace's Meadow, Datchworth) 01/08/2015 Letchworth Garden City V v Hitchin IV (Graveley CC) 08/08/2015 Old Owens III v Datchworth IV (Datchworth Green) 31/05/2014 Old Owens III v Knebworth Park VI (Coopers Lane) 26/07/2014 Chorleywood IV v Leverstock Green IV (Westwood Park) 05/07/2014 St Albans IV v Redbourn IV (Verulam School) 16/05/2015 Langleybury IV v Chorleywood IV (Hunton Bridge) 08/07/2017 Shenley Village IV v Rickmansworth IV (Chiltern Sports Club) 01/08/2015 Langleybury IV v Leverstock Green IV (Parmiters School) 25/08/2018 Old Eastcotians v West Herts V (H-King George V Playing Fields) 16/06/2018 Rickmansworth IV v Northwood IV (Northwood Cricket Ground) 22/06/2019 Stevenage VI v Hatfield Hyde 111 (St Christophers) 19/07/2014 Old Owens III v Knebworth Park V (Coopers Lane) 18/07/2015 Shenley Village IV v Ware II (Bell Lane, Ware) 18/08/2018 Ware II v Broxbourne III (Broxbourne) 13/08/2022 Northwood Town III v Leverstock Green IV (Northwood Town) 22/05/2021 Rickmansworth IV v Berkhamsted IV (Park Road ) 06/05/2017 Flamstead II v Bushey IV (Freidless Oval) 28/07/2018 Hatfield & Crusaders III v Welwyn Garden City V (Newgate Street) 16/07/2022 Harpenden VI v Potters Bar IV (Rothamsted Research) 12/05/2018 Hatfield Hyde III v Stevenage VI (St Christophers School) 19/07/2014 Letchworth Garden City V v Northampton Exiles III (Clowes Sports Ground) 01/08/2015

Regional Divisions Twelve

(Includes Regional C divisions until 2021) Most Runs In A Season 634 613 585 580 554

C Hosty (Edgware) A Popat (Holtwhites Trinibis IV) J D Mather (North Mymms III) K Bacchus (Edmonton) A Bacchus (Edmonton)

210 156 154 152* 151* 150 139 137* 135 132* 131* 127* 127* 127 125 123* 122 122 122 120 118 118 117 116* 116* 115 114* 114* 112

K Bacchus K Bacchus A Bacchus G McNiel M Freeman A Nasa H Brown M Barrell P Boylan P Vyas R Anand Z Conley R Pant Z Conley C Hosty A Pearce R Anand J Hayes D Maradia A Popat M Baron Z Conley F Cecil-Smith P Raeburn A Rahim P Maguire Z Conley S Price G Waller

Highest Individual Scores

531 509 503 466 454

Z Conley (Reed IV) D Chrispin (Berkhamsted IV) A Malik (Lutonian III) P Raeburn (Potten End II) R Pant (Southgate Compton II)

Edmonton v Old Owens III (Old Owens Sports Ground) Edmonton v Old Minchendenians II (Bramley Road Sports Grounf) Edmonton v Broxbourne IV (Broxboure Cricket Ground) Harpenden VI v Hertford V (Rothamsted Research) Bengeo v Knebworth Park IV (Knebworth Park CC) North Mymms III v St Margaretsbury IV (Royal Vetinary College) Hoddesdon IV v Hatfield & Crusaders IV (Roe Hill) Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II v Broxbourne III (Broxbourne) Datchworth IV v Hitchin VI (Lucas Lane) Southgate Compton II v Broxbourne IV (Broxbourne Sports Ground) Old Eastcotians v Leverstock Green IV (Old Eastcotians) Reed IV v Stevenage VI (St Christopher's School (Letchworth) Southgate Compton II v Cheshunt Rosedale IV (Rosedale) Reed IV v Stevenage VI (St. Christopher's School, Letchworth) Edgware v Kings Langley III (Rudolph Steiner School) Northwood IV v Rickmansworth IV (Little Missenden CC) Old Eastcotians v Parkfield & Headstone III (Parkfield & Headstone) Potten End II v Hatch End II (Potten End) Cheshunt Rosedale IV v St Margaretsbury IV (St Margarets CC) Holtwhites Trinibis IV v St Margaretsbury IV (HTCC) Knebworth Park IV v Bengeo (Knebworth Park ) Reed IV v Datchworth IV (Freman College, Buntingford) Broxbourne V v St Margaretsbury IV (St Margaretsbury) Potten End II v Hatch End II (Potten End) Cheshunt Rosedale IV v Holtwhites Trinibis IV (Andrews Lane) Stevenage VI v Datchworth IV (Aston) Reed IV v Hertford V (Freman College (Buntingford)) St Margaretsbury IV v North Mymms III (Recreation Ground) Holtwhites Trinibis IV v St Margaretsbury IV (HTCC)

Most Wickets In A Season 29 25 25 24 23

2022 2022 2022 2022 2022

S Sharma (Hatch End II) N Panchal (Old Haberdashers II) J Klosterman (Berkhamsted IV) Ihsan Yousef (Bushey IV) T Thompson (Kings Langley IV)

2018 2016 2016 2015 2015

23 22 22 21 21

R Bennett M. Vine D Sheldon I Chung D Cardy D Pratt R Shah K Bacchus J Hayes G Hitch C Gore S Shekhar K. Lambert H. Zahid J Rees H Brown D Cardy M Leverett S. Shailendra K Vyas

04/06/2022 13/08/2022 02/07/2022 08/08/2015 18/06/2022 28/05/2022 29/07/2017 04/08/2018 18/06/2022 28/05/2022 27/05/2017 29/08/2015 23/07/2022 29/08/2015 04/06/2022 07/07/2018 08/07/2017 15/07/2017 05/06/2021 14/05/2022 18/06/2022 23/05/2015 04/06/2022 23/06/2018 04/06/2022 19/05/2018 20/06/2015 30/07/2022 14/05/2022

A Haydon (West Herts V) A Nicholls (West Herts IV) M Shakir Badurdeen (West Herts VI) A Haydon (West Herts V) N Vaghadia (Hatfield & Crusaders IV)

Best Bowling Performances 7-11 7-25 7-26 7-31 7-35 7-42 6-6 6-12 6-14 6-16 6-16 6-16 6-17 6-18 6-20 6-20 6-20 6-20 6-21 6-21

2015 2016 2022 2018 2022

Tye Green v Mill Hill Village IV (Tye Green CC) Welwyn Garden City V v Hatfield Hyde III (Monks Walk School, WGC) Leverstock Green IV v Berkhamsted IV (Parmiters School) Edmonton v Tye Green (Tye Green Cricket Club) Leverstock Green IV v West Herts V (Parmiter's School) Berkhamsted IV v Abbots Langley IV (Berkhamsted) Northwood V v Bushey IV (King George V Playing Fields) Edmonton v Ware (Ware Cricket Club) Potten End II v Hatch End II (Hatch End) Datchworth IV v Hitchin IV (Lucas Lane, Hitchin) Broxbourne IV v North Mymms III (Mill Lane) Knebworth Park IV v Baldock IV (Knebworth Park ) Stevenage VI v Datchworth IV (St Christophers School, Letchworth) Old Haberdashers II v Welwyn Garden City V (Monks Walk School) Berkhamsted IV v West Herts V (Berkhamsted) Hoddesdon IV v Potters Bar V (Dame Alice Owens School) Leverstock Green IV v Hatch End II (Parmiters School) St Margaretsbury IV v Tye Green (St Margaretsbury) Old Haberdashers II v Totteridge Millhillians IV (Maccabi Vale Sports Club) Southgate Compton II v Mill Hill Village IV (Mill Hill Village)

2016 2016 2022 2015 2018

24/07/2021 16/07/2016 18/07/2015 14/05/2022 25/06/2016 11/07/2015 12/06/2021 28/05/2022 13/05/2017 06/08/2016 05/06/2021 07/08/2021 21/05/2016 18/06/2016 04/06/2016 10/06/2017 19/08/2017 17/07/2021 23/07/2016 06/08/2022

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Hertfordshire Cricket League Highs and Lows Highest Score Batting First

Season Date 2017 13-May 2018 11-Aug 2018 23-Jun 2017 06-May 2021 04-Sept 2022 25-June 2016 16-Jul 2018 21-Jul 2021 21-Aug 2018 28-Jul 2018 21-Jul 2018 21-Jul 2017 24-Jun 2018 02-Jun 2019 07-Sep 2016 21-May 2022 25-Aug 2020 22-Aug 2019 31-Aug 2016 03-Sep 2013 06-Jul 2022 18-Jun

Divsion Result Nine A *Potten End 477-4 (50.0) Ten A Aldenham 450-5 (50.0) Ten A Bayford & Hertford II 447-1 (50.0) Six B *Eversholt II 433-1 (50.0) Three A Eversholt 432-4 (50.0) Five A *Radlett III 426-8 (50.0) Ten A *Potten End 419-4 (53.0) Ten A Frogmore II 409-3 (50.0) Three B *Lutonian 409-10 (49.5) Seven B Botany Bay 408-5 (50.0) Six B Letchworth Garden City III 407-7 (50.0) Nine A Shenley Village III 406-5 (50.0) Premier Totteridge Millhillians 405-3 (60.0) Premier Totteridge Millhillians 405-8 (50.0) Five B Shenley Village II 404-9 (50.0) Eight A Pirton 401-4 (50.0) Twelve E Southgate Compton II 400-8 (40.0) C East Edmonton 398-3 (38.0) Eight B Redbourn III 398-5 (45.0) Four B *Broxbourne II 397-10 (48.1) Ten *Boxmoor II 395-2 (45.0) Eleven N Wheathampstead III 395-5 (40.0)

2018 2022 2018 2018 2014 2022 2010 2022 2019 2017 2014 2018 2019 2005 2018 2010 2019

30-Jun 06-Aug 26-May 30-Jun 17-May 13-Aug 22-May 16-Jul 06-Jul 26-Aug 23-Aug 23-Jun 29-Jun 13-Aug 09-Jun 03-Jul 25-May

Premier Potters Bar One Redbourn Two A Holtwhites Trinibis Seven A Chipperfield Clarendon II Seven Watton-at-Stone Premier *Hoddesdon One Hoddesdon Four A Bishop's Stortford II Two B Allenburys & County Hall Seven A *Southgate Adelaide II Champ'p *Flitwick Seven B Dunstable III Two B Hertford II Twelve *Waltham X Rosedale III Champ'p Hoddesdon Eight Northampton Exiles II Ten A Bentley Heath II

2012 2014 2000 2015 2001 2012 2022 2001 2002 2007

21-Jul 30-Aug 10-Jun 23-May 11-Aug 16-Jun 07-May 18-Aug 01-Jun 12-May

Thirteen *Shenley Village IV Nine Hatfield & Crusaders III Ten *Old Cholmeleians II Ten B *Hatfield & Crusaders IV Twelve *Letchworth V Fourteen Knebworth Park VI Premier Hoddesdon Seven Elstree Twelve Hoddesdon IV Two Old Finchleians

2013 2001 2022 2015 2017 2006 2003 1996 2006 2007 2021 2021

31-Aug 19-May 27-Aug 27-Jun 01-Jul 19-Aug 24-May 31-Aug 19-Aug 23-Jun 15-May 29-May

Thirteen *Old Elizabethans III Four Braughing Eleven N Flitwick IV C West *Bushey IV Ten B *Northwood III Eight Weston Eleven *Harpenden IV Five Abbots Langley II Seven Ware Fourteen Welwyn Garden City V Eight A Lutonian II One Old Albanian

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Bayford & Hertford II Bayford & Hertford II Datchworth III Abbots Langley II *Chipperfield Clarendon Frogmore Knebworth Park IV Ickleford III Reed II Baldock II Bovingdon Reed III *Radlett Hertford Hertingfordbury *Harpenden IV *Holtwhites Trinibis IV *Tye Gren Baldock II Hemel Hempstead Town III West Herts III *Letchworth Garden City V

Highest Score Batting Second 346-9 (60.0) 371-6 (50.0) 367-9 (50.0) 330-6 (50.0) 330-4 (53.0) 329-1 (50.0) 327-7 (53.0) 353-2 (50.0) 324-4 (50) 317-10 (49.5) 325-6 (50.0) 316-3 (50.0) 319-4 (50) 307-4 (50.0) 308-10 (60.0) 307-6 (48.2) 310-9 (45)

Totteridge Millhillians Leverstock Green Totteridge Millhillians II Old Camdenians *Mill Hill Village Harpenden *Leverstock Green *Tewin Bushey Watton-at-Stone Chorleywood Rickmansworth II Northwood Old Camdenians III Leverstock Green *Sawbridgeworth III Reed III

Lowest Score Batting First 14-10 (9.5) 17-10 (17.1) 18-10 (17.5) 19-10 (17.0) 20-10 (8.1) 20-10 (22.3) 21-10 14.2) 22-10 (15.3) 22-10 (17.0) 22-10 (16.0)

Mill Hill Village III *Cockfosters III Sawbridgeworth III Watford Town III Hertingfordbury II *Northwood Town III *Totteridge Millhillians *Old Centralians *Southgate Adelaide III *Berkhamsted

Lowest Score Batting Second (losing match) 250-5 (40.0) 135-10 (48.1) 275-4 (40.0) 215-10 (45.0) 177-9 (53) 168-10 (0.0) 179-10 (46.1) 168-5 (52.0) 212-4 (51.0) 241-5 (39.0) 254-4 (45.0) 90-10 (44.1)

Hatfield Hyde III *Old Camdenians *Letchworth Garden City V West Herts V Old Elizabethans III *Monken Hadley Wormley III Hatfield Hyde II *Holtwhites Trinibis II *Stevenage VI *Luton Town & Indians IV *Ickleford

72-10 (29.2) 202-9 (50.0) 101-10 (33.4) 54-10 (32.0) 230-7 (50.0) 117-10 (30.5) 59-10 (17.1) 99-10 (23.2) 75-10 (19.3) 78-10 (18.5) 100-10 (31.3) 303-7 (50.0) 231-9 (56.0) 145-10 (40.4) 63-10 (22.0) 228-10 (37.3) 71-7 (14.0) 150-9 (27.2) 230-5 (45.0) 95-10 (24.2) 166-10 (41.0) 45-10 (15.1) 342-9 (55.0) 340-10(46.2) 336-9 (50.0) 336-4 (46.4) 332-5 (45.0) 330-7(49.4) 329-9 (46.5) 328-7 (50.0) 321-10 (48.4) 318-8 (49.2) 317-6 (50.0) 317-8 (49.5) 316-6 (50.0) 312-6 (43.0) 312-7 (53.4) 312-7 (50.2) 311-6 (39.3) 15-0 (4.2) 18-2 (9.1) 19-0 (5.5) 22-1 (3.4) 25-0 (7.5) 21-0 (7.3) 25-0 (2.3) 25-2 (5.3) 25-0 (7.0) 23-1 (5.0) 7-10 (12.2) 9-10 (15.3) 12-10 (13.2) 16-10 (11.0) 17-10 (9.3) 18-10 (15.0) 18-10 (19.4) 19-10 (22.0) 19-10 (14.3) 20-10 (14.3) 20-10 (12.4) 20-10 (12.5)

Season 2017 2017 2016 2022 2018 2019 2021 2018 2022 2018 2022 2018 2021 2016 2022 2019 2019

Date 13-May 06-May 16-Jul 18-Jun 23-Jun 07-Sep 21-Aug 28-Jul 20-Aug 21-Jul 25-Jun 21-Jul 28-Aug 03-Sep 06-Aug 03-Aug 01-Jun

Season Date 2018 16-Jun 2004 12-Jun 1996 13-Jul 2016 28-May 1998 25-Jul 2010 03-Jul 2001 30-Jun 2000 22-Jul 2017 10-Jun 2015 09-May 2009 20-Jun

Divsion Nine A Six B Ten A Eleven N Ten A Five B Three B Seven B Twelve E Ten A Five A Six B Four A Four B Ten North A West B West

Divsion Nine B Eleven Premier Premier Two Nine Thirteen Six Premier Premier Three

Margin 405 379 360 350 346 341 334 330 329 310 309 307 304 302 294 290 290

Highest Margin of Victory

Result *Potten End 477-4 (50.0) Bayford & Hertford II *Eversholt II 433-1 (50.0) Abbots Langley II *Potten End 419-4 (53.0) Knebworth Park IV Wheathampstead III 395-5 (40.0) *Letchworth Garden City V Bayford & Hertford II 447-1 (50.0) Datchworth III Shenley Village II 404-9 (50.0) Hertingfordbury Lutonian 409-10 (49.5) Reed II Botany Bay 408-5 (50.0) Baldock II Southgate Compton II 400-8 (50.0) *Holtwhites Trinibis IV Frogmore II 409-3 (50.0) Ickleford III *Radlett III 426-8 (50.0) Frogmore Letchworth Garden City III 407-7 (50.0) Bovingdon *Rickmansworth 374-8 (50.0) Leverstock Green II *Broxbourne II 397-10 (48.1) Hemel Hempstead Town III *Markyate 385-8 (40.0) Preston IV Flamstead II 363-7 (40) Redbourn IV Markyate & Luton Town 370-3 (40) Bushey IV

72-10 (29.2) 54-10 (32.0) 59-10 (17.1) 45-10 (15.1) 101-10 (33.4) 63-10 (22.0) 75-10 (19.3) 78-10 (18.5) 71-7 (14.0) 99-10 (23.2) 117-10 30.5) 100-10 (31.3) 70-10 (23.2) 95-10 (24.2) 91-9 (40.0) 73-10 (30.2) 80-8 (22.0)

Highest 10 Wicket Victories

Result Sandridge II Radlett V Stevenage Welwyn Garden City Chipperfield *Potters Bar IV Hoddesdon IV Old Owens Letchworth Garden City *Hemel Hempstead Town Wheathampstead

279-1 (50.0) 263-6 (51.0) 255-6 (50.0) 256-8 (50.0) 254-4 (53.0) 241-6 (52.0) 237-2 (50.0) 232-4 (52.0) 230-10 (59.1) 228-10 (49.4) 220-7 (53.0)

Hemel Hempstead Town IV *Frogmore Luton Town *Radlett *St Margaretsbury Broxbourne III *Hemel Hempstead V *Cheshunt *Radlett Sawbridgeworth *Letchworth II

Premier Play-Off Finals 2014-2022

283-0 (42.1) 264-0 (40.2) 257-0 (49.0) 257-0 (37.4) 255-0 (40.0) 244-0 (33.1) 241-0 (40.0) 235-0 (46.0) 234-0 (39.5) 230-0 (34.5) 221-0 (42.1)

2014

Radlett 150-10 (38.4) beat Harpenden 105-10 (31.1) by 45 runs 2015 North Mymms 125-8 (50) lost to Radlett 126-6 (35.4) by 4 wickets 2016 Welwyn Garden City 288-6 (50) beat Radlett 157-10 (34.5) by 131 runs.

2017 Totteridge Millhillians 222-6 (50) lost to Welwyn Garden City 213-9 (45) by 1 wicket (DLS) 2018 Totteridge Millhillians 208-10 (48.5) lost to Welwyn Garden City 209-3 (32.2) by 7 wickets 2019 Potters Bar 280-6 (50) beat Radlett 274-10 (49.5) by 6 runs 2020 No play-offs 2021 Totteridge Millhillians 167-10 (46) lost to Hertford 170-4 (39.5) by 6 wickets 2022 Potters Bar 160 -10 (50) lost to Radlett 163-4 (43.5) by 6 wickets The play-offs were discontinued after the 2022 season Premier Winner

2014 Radlett 2015 Radlett 2016 Radlett 2017 Welwyn Garden City 2018 Totteridge Millhillians 2019 Radlett 2020 Potters Bar 2021 Harpenden 2022 Potters Bar

Premier Divisions 2014-2022 Runner-up

Welwyn Garden City North Mymms Bishop's Stortford Totteridge Millhillians North Mymms Welwyn Garden City Totteridge Millhillians Totteridge Millhillians Radlett

Championship Winner

2014 Hertford 2015 Botany Bay 2016 Letchworth Garden City 2017 West Herts 2018 Luton Town & Indians 2019 Hoddesdon 2020 Old Owens 2021 Bishop's Storford 2022 Old Owens

Runner-up

Reed Totteridge Millhillians Luton Town & Indians Hoddesdon Hoddesdon Reed Hemel Hempstead Town Old Owens Shenley Village 141

Winner Division One

Divisional Records (current) Division Five B Runner-up

2015 Luton Town & Indians 2016 West Herts 2017 Harpenden II 2018 Old Owens 2019 Langleybury 2020 Sawbridgeworth 2021 Hitchin 2022 St Albans Division Two A 2015 Leverstock Green 2016 Harpenden II 2017 Knebworth Park 2018 Hitchin 2019 Holtwhites Trinibis 2020 Redbourn 2021 Redbourn 2022 Chorleywood

Dunstable Ampthill Town Hemel Hempstead Town Shenley Village Preston Hitchin Broxbourne Redbourn

2015 Abbots Langley 2016 Bishop's Stortford II 2017 Berkhamsted 2018 St Margaretsbury 2019 Redbourn 2020 Old Elizabethans 2021 Old Elizabethans 2022 Radlett II

Harpenden II St Albans Totteridge Millhillians II Old Elizabethans Bushey Hertford II Hoddesdon II Lutonian

2015 North Enfield 2016 Old Elizabethans 2017 Southgate Compton 2018 Redbourn 2019 Northchurch 2020 Eversholt 2021 Eversholt 2022 West Herts II

Allenburys & County Hall Berkhamsted Hertford II Welwyn Garden City II Hoddesdon II Datchworth Letchworth G C II Knebworth Park

2015 Bishop's Stortford II 2016 Totteridge Millhillians II 2017 St Albans West Indian 2018 Flitwick II 2019 Potters Bar II 2020 Cockfosters 2021 Lutonian 2022 Old Finchleians

Datchworth Letchworth Garden City II Bayford & Hertford Luton Town & Indians II Chipperfield Clarendon West Herts II West Herts II Hemel Hemostead Town II

2015 Berkhamsted 2016 Southgate Compton 2017 Dunstable II 2018 Hoddesdon II 2019 Parkfield & Headstone 2020 Northwood Town 2021 Rickmansworth 2022 Bishop's Stortford II

Chorleywood II Flitwick II Southgate Adelaide Lutonian Sandridge Old Finchleians Old Finchleians Tewin

2015 Sandridge 2016 Langleybury II 2017 Harpenden III 2018 West Herts Ii 2019 Reed II 2020 London Colney 2021 London Colney 2022 Chorleywood II

Flitwick II Dunstable II Hoddesdon II Leverstock Green II Watford Town II Holtwhites Trinibis II Hitchin II St Albans II

2015 Watford Town II 2016 Parkfield & Headstone 2017 Old Haberdashers 2018 Hatfield & Crusaders 2019 Rickmansworth 2020 Tewin 2021 Tewin 2022 Old Camdenians

Hemel Hempstead III West Herts II Leverstock Green II Watford Town II London Colney Bentley Heath St Albans II Radlett III

Division Two B

Division Three A

Division Three B

Division Four A

Division Four B

Division Five A

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Northwood Old Owens Ickleford Preston St Margaretsbury Abbots Langley St Albans Old Elizabethans

2015 Reed II 2016 Hoddesdon II 2017 Flamstead 2018 Hitchin II 2019 Shenley Village II 2020 Mill Hill Village 2021 Redbourn II 2022 Mill Hill Village

Old Cholmeleians Ickleford II Holtwhites Trinibis II Frogmore Tewin Rebourn II Broxbourne II Potten End

2015 Parkfield & Headstone 2016 Old Haberdashers 2017 London Colney 2018 Rickmansworth 2019 Old Camdenians 2020 Clifton 2021 Preston II 2022 Old Owens II

Clifton Kings Langley II Old Albanians II Tewin Mill Hill Village Preston II Clifton Northwood II

2015 Mill Hill Village 2016 Holtwhites Trinibis II 2017 Frogmore 2018 Abbots Langley II 2019 Boxmoor 2020 Cheshunt Rosedale II 2021 Potten End 2022 Botany Bay

Old Haberdashers Bovingdon Eversholt II Hemel Hempstead III Radlett IV Potters Bar III Watton-at-Stone Greenwood Park

2015 Old Albanians II 2016 Old Camdenians 2017 Tewin 2018 Old Camdenians 2019 Northwood II 2020 Northwood Town II 2021 Old Owens II 2022 Lutonian II

Letchworth GC III Allenburys & County H II Bushey II Berkhamsted II Greenwood Park Botany Bay Botany Bay Abbots Langley II

2015 Bovingdon 2016 Frogmore 2017 Old Elizabethans II 2018 Radlett IV 2019 Potten End 2020 Shenley Village III 2021 Bovingdon 2022 Southgate Adelaide II Division Eight A 2015 Great Gaddesden 2016 Berkhamsted II 2017 Pirton 2018 Greenwood Park 2019 Northwood Town II 2020 Little Berkhamsted Sahibs 2021 Lutonian II 2022 Pinner Division Eight B 2015 Frogmore 2016 Dunstable II 2017 Radlett IV 2018 Offley & Stopsley 2019 Shenley Village III 2020 Dunstable III 2021 West Herts II 2022 Mill Hill Village II Division Nine A 2015 Luton Town & Indians IV 2016 Flitwick III 2017 Potten End 2018 Harpenden Dolphins 2019 Aldenham 2020 Southgate Compton 2021 Hitchin III 2022 Hemel Hempstead IV

Old Owens II Bushey II Potters Bar III St Margaretsbury II Botany Bay Ware Ware West Herts III

Division Six A

Division Six B

Division Seven A

Division Seven B

Potters Bar III Old Elizabethans II Datchworth II Potten End Harpenden Dolphins Pinner Little Berkhamsted Sahibs Aldenham Pirton Datchworth II Greenwood Park Northampton Exiles II Lutonian II West Herts III Watford Town III Redbourn III Stevenage IV Offley & Stopsley West Herts III Shenley Village III Old Minchendenians Hitchin III Bentley Heath II Bamville

Division Nine B

2015 Datchworth II 2016 Northchurch II 2017 Redbourn III 2018 Leverstock Green III 2019 Watford Town III 2020 Preston III 2021 Boxmoor II 2022 Preston III

Flitwick III Mill Hill Village II Hitchin III Old Minchendenians Hoddesdon III Boxmoor II Great Gaddesden Pinner II

2015 West Herts III 2016 Potten End 2017 Old Albanians III 2018 Aldenham 2019 Southgate Compton 2020 Old Haberdashers II 2021 Bamville Division Ten B 2015 Redbourn III 2016 Preston III 2017 Harpenden V 2018 Parkfield& Headstone II 2019 Old Eastcotians 2020 Flamstead II 2021 Flamstead II

Mill Hill Village II Hitchin III Boxmoor II Watford Town III Bentley Heath II Pinner II Reed III

2022 Markyate

Tewin II

2022 North Enfield II

Old Haberdashers II

2022 Broxbourne III

St Albans IV

2022 West Herts IV

Berkhamsted III

2022 Hatfield & Crusaders III

Wheathampstead III

2022 West Herts V

Old Camdenians II

2022 Broxbourne IV

Edmonton

2022 Kimpton

Lutonian III

2022 Royal Herts

Edgware

Southgate Compton II

North Mymms III

Division Ten A

Division Ten North

Division Ten South Division Ten East

Division Ten West

Division Eleven North

Division Eleven South Division Eleven East

Division Twelve North Division Twelve South Division Twelve East

Watford Town III Old Albanians III Hoddesdon III Southgate Compton II Northwood III Chorleywood III Chorleywood III

Regional Division A East

2015 Old Elizabethans III 2016 Cheshunt II 2017 Datchworth III 2018 Hoddesdon IV 2019 Old Haberdashers II 2020 Tewin II 2021 Broxbourne III

Cheshunt II Hoddesdon III Southgate Adelaide III Old Owens III Mill Hill Village III Hitchin IV Hitchin IV

2015 Old Albanians III 2016 Harpenden V 2017 Frogmore II 2018 Bushey III 2019 Bamville 2020 Potten End II 2021 Berkhamsted III

Parkfield & Headstone II Parkfield & Headstone II Parkfield & Headstone II Totteridge Millhillians IV Flamstead II Shenley Village IV Markyate & Luton Town

2015 Datchworth III 2016 Baldock III 2017 Old Haberdashers II 2018 Potters Bar IV 2019 Preston IV 2020 Old Owens III 2021 Botany Bay II Regional Division B West 2015 Frogmore II 2016 Shenley Village IV 2017 West Herts V 2018 Old Eastcotians 2019 Markyate & Luton Town 2020 Wheathampstead III 2021 Rebourn IV

Hitchin IV Northampton Exiles III Totteridge Millhillians IV Shenley Village IV Broxbourne III Ware II Hatfield Hyde III

2015 Reed IV 2016 Old Haberdashers II 2017 Hoddesdon IV 2018 Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II 2020 Tye Green 2021 Southgate Adelaide III

Harpenden VI Totteridge Millhillians IV Old Camdenians II Broxbourne III Edmonton Tye Green

2015 Watford Town V 2016 Aldenham 2017 Old Eastcotians 2018 Potten End II 2020 Berkhamsted IV 2021 Berkhamsted IV

Bushey IV West Herts IV Leverstock Green IV Hatch End II Chorleywood IV Chorleywood IV

Regional Division A West

Regional Division B East

Regional Division C East

Regional Division C West

Regional Division C North

2021 Hitchin V

St Albans IV Watford Town IV Redbourn IV Flamstead II Boxmoor III Rebourn IV Northwood Town III

Flitwick IV

Divisional Records (2000-2014) Winner

Premier 2000 Hoddesdon 2001 Hertford Division One 2000 Welwyn Garden City 2001 Chorleywood 2002 St Margaretsbury 2003 Sawbridgeworth 2004 Knebworth Park 2005 Hoddesdon 2006 Millhillians 2007 Bishop's Stortford 2008 St Albans 2009 Knebworth Park 2010 Totteridge Millhillians 2011 Totteridge Millhillians 2012 Chorleywood 2013 Hertford 2014 Shenley Village

Runner-up Hertford West Herts Hitchin Potters Bar Millhillians North Mymms Langleybury Hertford Harpenden Langleybury Letchworth Hitchin Hertford Langleybury Knebworth Park Totteridge Millhillians Botany Bay

Two 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Knebworth Park Harpenden Abbots Langley Leverstock Green Harpenden Berkhamsted Dunstable Berkhamsted Leverstock Green Radlett II Flitwick Old Finchleians Reed Dunstable Old Albanian

Old Albanians St Margaretsbury Radlett II Preston Northchurch Northwood Bishop's Stortford Reed Chorleywood Old Finchleians Ampthill Town Cockfosters Luton Town & Indians Botany Bay St Margaretsbury

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Three 2000 Eversholt 2001 UCA 2002 Northchurch 2003 Reed 2004 Knebworth Park II 2005 Potters Bar II 2006 Radlett II 2007 Leverstock Green 2008 Harpenden II 2009 Shenley Village 2010 County Hall 2011 Letchworth II 2012 Botany Bay 2013 Abbots Langley 2014 Harpenden II Four 2000 Dunstable II 2001 Northchurch 2002 Reed 2003 Stevenage II 2004 Totteridge 2005 Hatfield 2006 Bishop's Stortford II 2007 Cavendish 2008 Redbourn 2009 Harpenden III 2010 Wheathampstead 2011 Botany Bay 2012 Hatfield Hyde 2013 Bushey 2014 Bishop's Stortford II Five 2000 Harpenden II 2001 Potters Bar II 2002 Waltham X Rosedale 2003 Cheshunt 2004 North Mymms II 2005 Rickmansworth 2006 Northampton Exiles 2007 Hatfield Hyde 2008 Holtwhites Trinibis 2009 Met Police Bushey 2010 Botany Bay 2011 Luton Town & Indians II 2012 West Herts II 2013 Datchworth 2014 Leverstock Green II Six

2000 Clifton 2001 Hexton 2002 Hemel Hempstead Town III 2003 Harpenden III 2004 Northwood II 2005 Millhillians II 2006 Old AlbaniansII 2007 Chorleywood II 2008 Holtwhites Trinibis 2009 Broxbourne II 2010 Ware 2011 Cheshunt 2012 Flamstead 2013 Hoddesdon II 2014 Reed II Seven 2000 Hatch End 2001 Ware (OH) 2002 Knebworth Park III 2003 Cavendish 2004 Old Owens 2005 Totteridge II 2006 Berkhamsted II 2007 Met Police Bushey 144

Hatfield Hemel Hempstead II Wormley St Albans II Welwyn Garden City II Hemel Hempstead Town Cockfosters Hatfield Bishop's Stortford II Redbourn Chipperfield Clarendon Holtwhites Trinibis Wheathampstead Met Police Bushey Bushey Northampton Exiles Botany Bay Harpenden II Potters Bar II Clarendon Waltham Cross Rosedale Rickmansworth Clifton Clarendon Northampton Exiles Holtwhites Trinibis St Albans West Indian North Mymms II Sawbridgeworth II Datchworth Northchurch Potton Town North Enfield Datchworth Baldock Shenley Village West Herts II Watton-at-Stone Cockfosters II Old Owens St Albans West Indian Ware Broxbourne II Hitchin II Harpenden III

Potton Town Waltham Cross Rosedale Hatch End Little B. Sahibs Cavendish St Margaretsbury II Watton-at-Stone Berkhamsted II Cockfosters II Hatch End

Chorleywood II Hitchin II Leverstock Green II Wormley Ickleford II

Kings Langley II Watton-at-Stone Little B. Sahibs UCA St Albans West Indian Potters Bar III Ware Broxbourne II

2008 Tewin 2009 Watford Town II 2010 Bentley Heath 2011 Eversholt II 2012 Wheathampstead II 2013 Reed II 2014 Mill Hill Village Eight 2000 UCA II 2001 Flitwick II 2002 Cavendish 2003 Reed II 2004 Northchurch II 2005 Welwyn Garden City III 2006 Met Police Bushey 2007 Flamstead 2008 Cheshunt 2009 Hemel Hempstead Town IV 2010 Chipperfield Clarendon III 2011 Stevenage III 2012 Waltham X Rosedale II 2013 Mill Hill Village 2014 Broxbourne III Nine 2000 Old Haberdashers II 2001 Potters Bar III 2002 St Albans West Indian 2003 Northchurch II 2004 Rising Stars 2005 Met Police Bushey 2006 Waltham X Rosedale II 2007 Cockfosters III 2008 Langleybury III 2009 Offley & Stopsley 2010 Codicote 2011 Hatfield Hyde II 2012 Old Owens II 2013 Berkhamsted II 2014 Little B. Sahibs Ten 2000 St Thomas 2001 St Albans West Indian 2002 Shenley Village II 2003 Weston 2004 Langleybury III 2005 Bushey II 2006 Bragbury 2007 Ickleford II 2008 Northampton Exiles II 2009 Codicote 2010 Great Gaddesden 2011 Mill Hill Village 2012 Hatfield IV 2013 Frogmore 2014 Datchworth II Eleven 2000 Hemel Hempstead Town IV 2001 Met Police Bushey 2002 Flamstead 2003 St Albans IV 2004 Ickleford Cricketers 2005 Chorleywood III 2006 Offley & Stopsley 2007 Northampton Exiles II 2008 Great Gaddesden 2009 Pirton 2010 Hitchin III 2011 Hertford IV 2012 Hertingfordbury II 2013 Cockfosters IV Twelve 2000 Two Woods 2001 Knebworth Park V

Flitwick II Flamstead Cheshunt Old Finchleians II Boxmoor Codicote Holtwhites Trinibis II Holtwhites Trinibis II Letchworth III Shenley Village St Albans West Indian Watford Town II Hatfield Crusaders London Colney II Harpenden IV Old Cholmeleians II Bentley Heath Eversholt II Offley & Stopsley Luton Town & Indians III Northchurch II Bushey II Flitwick II Cavendish Monken Hadley Stevenage III Weston Langleybury III Shenley Village II Allenburys Bentley Heath Northampton Exiles II Met Police Bushey II Great Gaddesden Baldock II Broxbourne III Frogmore Sawbridgeworth III Knebworth Park IV Sawbridgeworth III Rising Stars Cheshunt II Ickleford Cricketers Old Cholmeleians Offley & Stopsley Leverstock Green III Met Police Bushey II Berkhamsted III Reed III Little B. Sahibs North Mymms III Cockfosters IV St Albans West Indian Two Woods Rising Stars Harpenden IV Bushey II Bragbury Potters Bar IV Rickmansworth III Hatfield Hyde II Berkhamsted III Frogmore Stevenage IV Luton Town & Indians IV Mill Hill Village II Cheshunt II Wormley III

2002 St Albans IV 2003 Radlett V 2004 Southgate Adelaide III 2005 Met Police Bushey II 2006 Radlett V 2007 Reed III 2008 Watton-at-Stone II 2009 Botany Bay III 2010 Preston III 2011 Ickleford III 2012 Cockfosters V 2013 Watford Town III Thirteen 2000 Baldock II 2001 Hemel Hempstead Town V 2002 Potters Bar IV 2003 Watton-at-Stone II 2004 Hertford IV 2005 Knebworth Park VI 2006 Reed III 2007 Hitchin III 2008 Redbourn III

Harpenden IV Hertingfordbury II Leverstock Green III Old AlbaniansIII Waltham X Rosedale III Great Gaddesden North Mymms IV Hitchin III St Margaretsbury III Ware II Flitwick III Southgate Adelaide III Wormley III Tewin II Shenley Village III Old Albanians III Welwyn Garden City IV Flamstead II Hatfield Crusaders II Potters Bar V Preston III

2009 Harpenden V 2010 Berkhamsted IV 2011 Watford Town III 2012 Bushey III 2013 Old Elizabethans III Fourteen 2007 Welwyn Garden City V 2008 Hatfield Crusaders III 2009 Langleybury IV 2010 Cockfosters V 2011 Mill Hill Village III 2012 Redbourn IV 2013 Hitchin IV Eleven East 2014 Broxbourne IV Eleven West 2014 Watford Town III Twelve East 2014 Datchworth III Twelve West 2014 Watford Town IV

Stevenage V Chiltern 06 Cockfosters V Mill Hill Village III Wheathampstead III Rickmansworth IV Broxbourne IV Hertford V Bushey III Preston IV Northwood Town III Kings Langley IV Bentley Heath II Redbourn III Old Camdenians II Chorleywood IV

The President's Trophy

Awarded annually to the 'Club of the Year' to recognise the collective performance of all teams which play in the Herts League, within a club. The trophy is decided by the Executive Committee. (1987-93 pre-amalgamation with the Herts Competition) 1987 Bishop's Stortford 1988 Bishop's Stortford 1989 Radlett 1990 Cheshunt 1991 Welwyn Garden City 1992 North Mymms 1993 North Mymms ---------------------------------------------------1994 Potters Bar 1995 St Albans 1996 Knebworth Park 1997 Radlett 1998 Chorleywood

President

1999 Hoddesdon 2000 Hertford 2001 Potters Bar 2002 Shenley Village 2003 Reed 2004 Knebworth Park 2005 Met Police Bushey 2006 Bishop's Stortford 2007 Rickmansworth 2008 Redbourn 2009 Harpenden 2010 Bentley Heath 2011 Old Finchleians

2012 Luton Town & Indians 2013 Hertford 2014 Shenley Village 2015 Old Albanian 2016 West Herts 2017 Harpenden 2018 Hitchin 2019 Hoddesdon 2020 Not awarded 2021 Hitchin 2022 West Herts

Herts League Officers 1994 - 2023 Brian Collins Nigel Wray

1994 -1996 1998 - present

Chairman

Tony Johnson

1994 - present

Hon. Secretary

Richard Bayliss Barry Hellewell

1994 - 2008 2009 - present

Hon. Treasurer

Geoff Levy Bill Thorlin Jim Linegar Beth Webb Stephen Brown Colin Munday Ross McCaskill

1994 - 1997 1998 - 1999 2000 - 2010 2011 - 2013 2014 - 2015 2015 - 2017 2018 - present

Results Secretary David Reynolds

1994 - 1995

Fixture Secretary Michael Wood

1994 - 1995

Results & Fixture Secretary Michael Wood Richard Mason

1996 - 2020 2021 - present

Elected Members Ted Birtwistle Paul Blackwell Mark Blundell Richard Burling Peter Dudley Dudley Eckworth David Garratt David Hanson Barry Hellewell Peter Hinstridge Nesan Jeyaratnam Kevin Kelly Anthony Levy David Malleson Andrew McCree Ian Nash Dave Pett Tony Rhodes Nick Rice Steve Sellwood Mark Shepherd Hilary Stiffin Bill Thorlin Tim Wilkinson George White Nick Wright

1994 2007 1996 1999 2021 2005 2001 1999 1994 2009 2020 2011 2023 2008 2003 1994 2012 2003 1998 2014 2016 2022 1994 2004 2020 1998

- 1997 - present - 1998 - present - present - 2008 - 2002 - 2003 - 2008 - 2022 - present - 2013 - present - 2009 - 2004 - 1998 - 2015 - present - 2011 - 2019 - present - present - 1997 - 2010 - present - 2002 145

Herts League Records 1974 - 1999 Division

First XI

Second XI

1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

Winner Berkhamsted Hertford Hertford Hertford Hertford Hertford Watford Town Bishop’s Stortford Watford Town Cheshunt Sawbridgeworth Luton Town Bishop’s Stortford Bishop’s Stortford Bishop’s Stortford Radlett North Mymms Radlett North Mymms Luton Town/St Albans

Runner-up Bishop’s Stortford Sawbridgeworth Hitchin Hemel Hempstead Bishop’s Stortford Watford Town Stevenage Welwyn Garden City Luton Town St Albans Watford Town St Albans Sawbridgeworth Cheshunt St Albans St Albans Bishop’s Stortford Letchworth Cheshunt (title shared)

Winner Bishop’s Stortford Sawbridgeworth Radlett Bishop’s Stortford Hemel Hempstead Bishop’s Stortford Watford Town Bishop’s Stortford Stevenage Hemel Hempstead Hertford Watford Town Hertford Bishop’s Stortford Hemel Hempstead Bishop’s Stortford Hemel Hempstead Welwyn Garden City Bishop’s Stortford St Albans

Runner-up St Albans St Albans St Albans St Albans Bishop’s Stortford St Albans Tring Park Sawbridgeworth Hemel Hempstead Watford Town Hemel Hempstead Welwyn Garden City Bishop’s Stortford Stevenage Bishop’s Stortford Letchworth Luton Town Bishop’s Stortford North Mymms Radlett

1994 Premier 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Premier A 1999 Premier B

St Albans Radlett Radlett Radlett Langleybury Hemel Hempstead West Herts

Welwyn Garden City Hoddesdon St Albans Watford Town Hoddesdon Radlett Barnet

St Albans Welwyn Garden City Luton Town Radlett St Albans Hoddesdon Hertford

Radlett Radlett Stevenage Bishop’s Stortford Hoddesdon Radlett Luton Town

1994 One 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

Langleybury Potters Bar Knebworth Park Old Millhillians Cockfosters Dunstable

Old Camdenians Dunstable Chorleywood Hertford Chorleywood Hitchin

Old Millhillians Dunstable Old Millhillians Knebworth Park Berkhamsted Harpenden

Langleybury Potters Bar Knebworth Park Wheathampstead Chorleywood St Margaretsbury

1994 Two 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

Harpenden Cottered Rickmansworth Old Camdenians Northwood Flitwick

Baldock Abbots Langley North Enfield Hatfield Southgate Adelaide Eversholt

Harpenden UCA Redbourn Kings Langley Rickmansworth Northwood

Cottered Boxmoor Radlett A Old Camdenians Preston Abbots Langley

1994 Three 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

Preston Rickmansworth Reed Braughing Sandridge Holtwhites Trinibis

Old Haberdashers Old Owens Southgate Adelaide Ickleford Flitwick Clarendon

Old Owens Kings Langley Preston Reed County Hall Botany Bay

Reed Rickmansworth Old Haberdashers Southgate Adelaide Southgate Compton Holtwhites Trinibis

1994 3rd XI “A” 1995 1994 3rd XI “B” 1995

Welwyn Garden City Welwyn Garden City Little Gaddesden Potters Bar

Watford Town Hertford Knebworth Park Langleybury

1996 Four 1997 1998 1999

Hitchin County Hall Brimsdown Clifton

St Albans Clarendon County Hall Brimsdown Potton Town Clarendon Potton Town Cheshunt Stevenage Letchworth

1996 Five East 1996 Five West 1997 Five 1998 1999

County Hall Dunstable Hemel Hempstead North Mymms Hertingfordbury

Brimsdown Shenley Village Hitchin Cheshunt Tewin

1997 Six 1998 1999

Langleybury Old Centralians Hoddesdon

Tesco Sahibs Harpenden Greenwood Park

1997 Seven 1998 1999

Cavendish Ibis St Thomas

Abbots Langley Kings Langley Rickmansworth

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From 1974 to 1993 the League comprised up to 18 clubs. Merger with the Herts Competition ahead of the 1994 season increased the League to 75 clubs, in four 1st & 2nd XI divisions.

Further divisions were added to accommodate new clubs, with 95 in membership by 1998.

In 1999 the premier division was split into two divisions of 10.

Hertfordshire Competition Winners 1968 - 1993

Group One Winner 1968 Tring Park 1969 Berkhamsted 1970 Royston 1971 Berkhamsted 1972 Bishop’s Stortford 1973 Old Finchleians 1974 Harpenden 1975 Kings Langley 1976 Totteridge 1977 North Mymms 1978 Hoddesdon 1979 Old Albanians 1980 Hoddesdon 1981 Hoddesdon 1982 Kings Langley 1983 Totteridge 1984 Knebworth Park

First XI

Division One 1985 St Margaretsbury 1986 Potters Bar 1987 Wheathampstead 1988 Northwood Town 1989 Old Millhillians 1990 Bessborough 1991 Wormley 1992 Langleybury 1993 Broxbourne

First XI

Runner-up Welwyn Garden City Bishop’s Stortford Hitchin Hertford Royston Bushey North Mymms Abbots Langley Kings Langley Hoddesdon Old Albanians Knebworth Park North Mymms Wheathampstead Hoddesdon Wheathampstead Redbourn Knebworth Park Bessborough St Margaretsbury Potters Bar Bessborough Old Millhillians Old Millhillians Bessborough Old Millhillians

Winner

Second XI

Runner-up

Letchworth Watford Town Bishop’s Stortford St Albans North Mymms Abbots Langley Totteridge Old Albanians North Mymms North Mymms Leverstock Green Totteridge Leverstock Green Totteridge Redbourn

Watford Town St Albans St Albans Letchworth Harpenden Potters Bar Harpenden Harpenden Knebworth Park Leverstock Green Hatfield Hyde Hoddesdon Abbots Langley Leverstock Green Potters Bar

Second XI Hatfield Hyde Bessborough Leverstock Green Totteridge Bessborough Bessborough Harpenden Chorleywood Potters Bar

Totteridge Harpenden St Margaretsbury Northampton Exiles Totteridge Harpenden Chorleywood Bessborough Leverstock Green

Group Two First XI Winner 1969 Sandridge 1970 Cuffley 1971 Knebworth Park 1972 Langleybury 1973 Langleybury 1974 Langleybury 1975 Allenburys 1976 Allenburys 1977 Allenburys 1978 Ickleford 1979 Ickleford 1980 Boxmoor 1981 Old Owens 1982 Boxmoor 1983 Waltham X Rosedale 1984 Wormley

Runner-up Weston ICL (Letchworth) Langleybury Old Hertfordians Knebworth Park Sandridge Old Hertfordians Ickleford Preston Bovingdon Datchworth Datchworth Datchworth Datchworth Old Owens Boxmoor

Winner

Second XI

Datchworth Datchworth Old Owens Old Elizabethans Ickleford Old Cholmeleians

Bedmond Old Elizabethans Old Elizabethans Old Owens Old Owens Ickleford

Division Two 1985 Bessborough 1986 Hatfield Hyde 1987 Broxbourne 1988 Old Millhillians 1989 Boxmoor 1990 Hatfield Hyde 1991 Langleybury 1992 Bayford & Hertford 1993 St Margaretsbury

Abbots Langley Ickleford Northwood Town Old Camdenians Wormley Kings Langley Wheathampstead Eggington Foresters Old Finchleians

Bessborough Hatfield Hyde Northwood Town Old Camdenians St Margaretsbury Kings Langley Langleybury St Margaretsbury St Margaretsbury

Old Millhillians Broxbourne Hatfield Old Millhillians Hatfield North Enfield North Enfield North Enfield Radlett A

Division Three 1985 Sandridge 1986 London Colney 1987 Old Camdenians 1988 Parkfield 1989 Reed 1990 U.C.A. 1991 London Colney 1992 Old Finchleians 1993 Abbots Langley

Ickleford Datchworth Eggington Foresters Datchworth North Enfield Elstree Old Albanians Radlett A Cottered

Ickleford Eggington Foresters Old Owens London Colney Old Owens Old Owens Old Finchleians Radlett A Cottered

Datchworth Bayford & Hertford Old Camdenians Baldock Old Finchleians Old Elizabethans Radlett A Old Elizabethans Old Elizabethans

Runner-up

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League Knockout Records Furnell Transport Cup Finals

(All Furnell finals played at Heath Park, Hemel Hempstead) 1986 Hemel Hempstead beat Sawbridgeworth by 57 runs. (Wednesday 20 August) Hemel Hempstead Town *Sawbridgeworth Man Of The Match: Nick Wright.

183-9 (45 overs) 126 (36.4 overs)

N P G Wright 61, M P McMahon 9-2-18-3, P R Monger 9-3-33-3 R Allen 85, R P J Miller 8.4-2-26-4, G Taylor 4-0-10-3

1987 Hemel Hempstead Town beat Totteridge by 37 runs. (Wednesday 19 August) *Hemel Hempstead Town 166-7 (45 overs) Totteridge 129 (38.4 overs)

Man Of The Match: Nigel Wilkins.

N Wilkins 61, P A Burgess 32 G Graves 31, D J Smith 6.4-1-22-3, G Taylor 9-2-24-3, M R Doodson 9-3-30-3

1988 Hemel Hempstead beat Bishop's Stortford by 16 runs (Wednesday 24 August) *Hemel Hempstead Town Bishop's Stortford Man Of The Match: Tim Smith.

104 88

(44.1 overs) (41.2 overs)

N P G Wright 28, A D Wacey 8.1-2-21-4, T S Smith 9-6-6-3 A D Wacey 23, T S Smith 23, G Taylor 7-4-6-2

1989 Bishop’s Stortford beat Cheshunt by 8 runs. *Bishop’s Stortford 169-8 (45 overs) Cheshunt 161 (43.2 overs) Man Of The Match: Charlie Bannister.

1990 Welwyn Garden City beat Cheshunt by 7 wickets. *Cheshunt 175-8 (45 overs) Welwyn Garden City 179-3 (37.1 overs) Man Of The Match: Martin James.

162-6 (45 overs) (36.5 overs)

(Friday 31 August)

M Taylor 41, B W Davis 30, M A Wedderburn 9-2-20-3 M H James 68, P A P Driver 57

1991 Watford beat North Mymms by 5 wickets.

North Mymms Watford 165-5 Man Of The Match: Gary Black.

(Wednesday 23 August)

C S Bannister 51 R Kingshott 34, S Bunning 33, C S Bannister 5.2-1-14-2

(Friday 30 August)

M D Saxby 59*, R R Baigent 30, G R Black 26 D Carlisle 58*, G R Black 9-1-19-4

1992 Old Millhillians beat Hemel Hempstead by 9 wickets. (Friday 28 August) *Hemel Hempstead Town 52 (36.1 overs) Old Millhillians 54-1 (8.1 overs) Man Of The Match: Ben Hartman.

R Muggeridge 7.1-4-11-3, B Hartman 6-3-12-3

1993 Watford beat Luton Town by 6 wickets.

Luton Town 180 (44.5 overs) *Watford 184-4 (43.2 overs) Man Of The Match: Andy Needham.

1994 Radlett beat St Albans by 7 wickets. *St Albans Radlett 154-3 Man Of The Match: David Suter.

153-8 (45 overs) (44.3 overs)

225-9 (45 overs) (39.3 overs)

148

(Friday 16 August)

S J Page 100, B J Frazer 9-1-35-4 G A Buchanan 33, S J Page 8-1-39-3

1997 Radlett beat Bishop’s Stortford by 172 runs. *Radlett 358-1 (45 overs) Bishop’s Stortford 172 (33 overs) Man Of The Match: Campbell Horlock.

(Friday 18 August)

N Siddique 50, S Syed 35, T Shukla 35, J P McGill 9-2-31-3, M J Walshe 9-0-42-3 S J Page 95, N R C Maclaurin 83

1996 Welwyn Garden City beat Hertford by 73 runs.

Welwyn Garden City Hertford 152 Man Of The Match: Stuart Page.

(Friday 19 August)

D Suter 61, S P Moffat 3-26 K Jahangir 62*

1995 Welwyn Garden City beat Barnet by 7 wickets.

Barnet 225 (44.5 overs)

*Welwyn Garden City 228-3 (37.1 overs) Man Of The Match: Stuart Page.

(Friday 27 August)

G Thompson 70, J R Page 34, D Carlisle 5-40, A Needham 3-19 A Needham 54, D Carlisle 40*

(Friday 15 August)

F C Horlock 249*, D M Robinson 64*, N J Fielden 32 S Burrow 51, A D Wacey 36, A N S Hampton 5-43, S M Browne 3-35

Becker Transport Cup Finals

(All Becker finals played at Shenley Park unless stated) 1998 North Mymms beat Luton Town by 11 runs.

(Played at Lucas Lane, Hitchin)

North Mymms 185-6 (45 overs) *Luton Town 174-8 (45 overs) Man Of The Match: Simon Clements.

(Friday 4 September)

A S Lewis 44, S M Clements 39, J Sheard 6-0-41-3 J R Page 66*, D P Duggan 9-2-21-3, S M Clements 9-0-32-3

1999 Langleybury beat Letchworth by 24 runs. *Langleybury Letchworth Man Of The Match: Nigel Ilott.

184-8 (45 overs) 160 (42.3 overs)

(Friday 3 September)

N J Ilott 57 M Barham 40, J Hilliard 38, J Khan 9-1-22-3, R S Jerome 9-2-28-3

2000 Hertford beat Millhillians by 154 runs.

(Friday 1 September)

*Hertford 287-5 (50 overs) C N Cavener 74, R M Carter 66, S G Cordingley 49, A Moulding 48 Millhillians 133 (41.2 overs) R J Cordingley 9.2-4-37-4 Man Of The Match: Cliff Cavener & Rob Carter (joint award).

2001 Hertford beat Millhillians by 9 wickets.

(Played at Balls Park, Hertford)

(Sunday 9 September)

*Millhillians 127 (42.3 overs) B Spencer 32, J Rixson 10-2-41-3 Hertford 128-1 (20.1 overs) R M Carter 50, C N Cavener 46* Man Of The Match: Cliff Cavener & Rob Carter (joint award).

(Match replayed at Hertford after original final at Shenley was rained off on Friday 31 August).

2002 Radlett beat Welwyn Garden City by 2 wickets. *Welwyn Garden City 192-6 (50 overs) Radlett 196-8 (47 overs) Man Of The Match: Marcin Wrodarczyk.

2003 Sawbridgeworth beat Radlett by 7 wickets. *Radlett 232 (48.5 overs)

Sawbridgeworth 236-3 (41.3 overs) Man Of The Match: Daniel Hull.

(Sunday 5 September)

C N Cavener 89, J Rixson 47, B J Frazer 9-0-53-3 M H James 67, M A Everett 61, B J Frazer 36*

2005 Hertford beat Sawbridgeworth by 151 runs. *Hertford 293-8 (50 overs) Sawbridgeworth 142 (40.3 overs) Man Of The Match: Richard Cordingley.

(Sunday 31 August)

N J Fielden 81, A N S Hampton 39, S J Lowe 37, D G Wilson 9.5-3-26-4, D M Hull 7-0-25-2 (plus a run-out) N G E Walker 102*, D M Hull 78*, S M Browne 10-1-30-3

2004 Welwyn Garden City beat Hertford by 5 wickets. *Hertford 249-7 (50 overs) Welwyn Garden City 251-5 (44.5 overs) Man Of The Match: Cliff Cavener.

(Sunday 1 September)

T P Cranston 52, S J Page 37, M S Wrodarczyk 35* J A Freedman 31, K Marc 31, M S Wrodarczyk 7-0-42-4

(Sunday 4 September)

R Darby 89*, S N Ruskin 85, P S James 10-4-38-3, M D Burrell 10-0-68-3 M D Burrell 30, R J Cordingley 10-1-31-5

2006 Potters Bar beat Hemel Hempstead Town by 193 runs (Sunday 10 September) *Potters Bar 293 (49.1 overs) Hemel Hempstead Town 100 (31.3) Man Of The Match: Kaushalya Weeraratne.

K Weeraratne 121, M C Palmer 51 J Potton 26, L M G Cooper 10-0-34-4, P B Barker 9.3-2-26-3

Herts County Cup Finals (All finals played at Shenley Park)

2007 Radlett beat Knebworth Park by 6 wickets. *Knebworth Park Radlett 118-4 Man Of The Match: Gareth Berg.

116 (46.4 overs) (27 overs)

(Sunday 9 September)

D Lowe 28, R J Crocker 8-1-26-3 G K Berg 51*

2008 Welwyn Garden City beat Sawbridgeworth by 4 wickets(Sunday 14 September) Sawbridgeworth *Welwyn Garden City Man Of The Match: Derek Tate.

129 (46 overs) 130-6 (26.5 overs)

L D F Gaylard 71*, D Tate 10-1-18-2 D Tate 45*, A W Laraman 31, M D Burrell 4-0-18-3

2009 Radlett beat Potters Bar by 103 runs. *Radlett 212-8 (50 overs) Potters Bar 109 (37.4 overs) Man Of The Match: Mike Crocker.

(Sunday 6 September)

K Toor 43, T E Jenkins 41, M Crocker 40*, L M G Cooper 10-2-43-3 T Sikandar 27, H Paynter 10-1-35-3

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Readers Herts County Cup Finals (All finals played at Cobden Hill, Radlett)

2010 Bishop’s Stortford beat Radlett by 4 wickets. *Radlett 165 Bishop’s Stortford Man Of The Match: Harry Bass.

(47.2 overs) 166-6 (47 overs)

(Sunday 5 September)

H Paynter 32, F Crawford 31, S M Coleman 10-1-35-3 H Bass 44, L T Padgett 37*

2011 Letchworth Garden City beat Cockfosters by 4 wickets. (Sunday 4 September) Letchworth Garden City *Cockfosters Man Of The Match: David Albon.

164-5 (20 overs) 123 (19.5 overs)

D Albon 87 J Bennett 63, E J Morse 4-0-17-3

2012 Letchworth Garden City beat Sawbridgeworth by 6 wkts.(Sunday 9 September) Sawbridgeworth 251-6 (50 overs) *Letchworth Garden City 255-4 (49.4 overs) Man Of The Match: Tom Simmons.

D G Wilson 101, M D Burrell 57, R D G Sanders 31 T Simmons 97, D Albon 40, W Aitkenhead 38, W Bates 30

2013 Radlett beat Sawbridgeworth by 8 wickets.

Sawbridgeworth 127 (43.5 overs)

*Radlett 131-2 (21.2) Man Of The Match: Danny Wilson

(Sunday 24 August 2014)

D Wilson 63, K Toor 9-2-22-4, S Browne 10-0-43-2 , S Burger 4.5-3-2-2 S Burger 40*, J McLean 31*

Herts County Cup - The Winners (1986 - 2013) In chronological order, 12 different clubs have won Hertfordshire’s premier limited-overs competition as follows: Hemel Hempstead Bishop’s Stortford Welwyn Garden City Watford Town (Old) Millhillians Radlett North Mymms Langleybury Hertford Sawbridgeworth Potters Bar Letchworth Garden City

(3) (2) (5) (2) (1) (6) (1) (1) (3) (1) (1) (2)

1986, 1987, 1988 (Also Runners-Up in 1992 & 2006) 1989, 2010 (Also Runners-Up in 1988 & 1997) 1990, 1995, 1996, 2004, 2008 (Also Runners-Up in 2002) 1991, 1993 1992 (Also Runners-Up in 2000 & 2001) 1994, 1997, 2002, 2007, 2009, 2013 (Also Runners-Up in 2003 & 2010) 1998 1999 2000, 2001, 2005 (Also Runners-Up in 2004) 2003 (Also Runners-Up in 1986, 2005, 2008, 2012, 2013) 2006 (Also Runners-Up in 2009) 2011, 2012 (Also Runners-Up in 1999)

Seven other sides have reached the final without lifting the trophy: Totteridge Cheshunt Luton Town St Albans Barnet Knebworth Park Cockfosters

(1) (2) (2) (1) (1) (1) (1)

1987 1989, 1990 1993, 1998 1994 1995 2007 2011

Radlett have reached the final on 8 occasions, ahead of Welwyn Garden City and Sawbridgeworth (6), Hemel Hempstead (5), Hertford and Bishop’s Stortford (4).

150

Becker Transport Cup - Plate Finals

(All finals played at Shenley Park unless stated) 2000 Chipperfield beat Letchworth by 4 wickets.

(Friday 1 September) Letchworth *Chipperfield

206 (47.3 overs) 209-6 (48.4 overs)

A J F Hislop 113, I McNicol 8.3-2-27-4, D J Sullivan 9-0-44-3 I McNicol 80, M D Garrini 30, B Cottenden 9-1-46-4

2001 St Margaretsbury beat Botany Bay by 2 wickets.

(Sunday 9 September)

*Botany Bay 209-7 (50 overs) D Raymond 57, R Horsham 33 St Margaretsbury 210-8 (47.2 overs) A D M Parker 40, D Nicolas 32, B Tombs 10-3-19-3 (Match replayed at St Margaretsbury after original match at Shenley on 31 August rained off).

2002 Letchworth beat Leverstock Green by 25 runs. *Letchworth Leverstock Green Man Of The Match: Ian Bowyer.

221-9 (45 overs) 196 (43.2 overs)

*Preston Cockfosters Man Of The Match: Steve Luke.

213 (44.4 overs) 217-6 (41.3 overs)

(Sunday 1 September)

I J Bowyer 77, A Shelley 38*, B Cottenden 38, D Wall 9-0-31-5 B Klosterman 52, I J Bowyer 8.2-0-43-4, B Cottenden 9-2-36-3

2003 Cockfosters beat Preston by 4 wickets.

(Sunday 31 August)

J Hare 67, M Burleigh 33, A Ender 31, C Cole 30, S Alexander 8.4-2-25-3 M Fisher 64, S Luke 48*, D O’Leary 33

2004 Sawbridgeworth beat Langleybury by 8 wickets.

(Sunday 5 September)

*Langleybury 155 (34 overs) Sawbridgeworth 157-2 (19.2 overs) Man Of The Match: David Burrell.

D D Burrell 8-1-23-3, P T Marshall 9-3-38-3 R S Marshall 61*, D C Brede 33

*Old Albadnian 319-4 (45 overs) Sandridge 181-6 (45 overs) Man Of The Match: Andrew McLean.

A T McLean 155*, N J Nyugen 35, A Rehman 33 M Corran 58*, C F Winton 38

*Hitchin 158 (40.4 overs) Northchurch 159-0 (26.2 overs) Man Of The Match: David Wilkinson.

J Lewis 53, A Hicks 33, D Wilkinson 6-3-13-5 D Pearce 73*, S Maylott 68*

2005 Old Albanians beat Sandridge by 138 runs.

2006 Northchurch beat Hitchin by 10 wickets.

(Sunday 4 September) (Sunday 10 September)

Herts County Trophy Finals

(All finals played at Shenley Park) 2007 Holtwhites Trinibis beat Wormley by 107 runs.

(Sunday 9 September) Holtwhites Trinibis *Wormley Man of the Match: Paul Hewitt.

278 171

(49 overs) (26 overs)

P Hewitt 76, K Bacchus-Brown 53, J Tarling 34 D Pomeroy 51, R Stevenson 30

2008 Redbourn beat Northampton Exiles by 97 runs. *Redbourn 180-9 (45 overs) Northampton Exiles 83 (27.5 overs) Man Of The Match: Darren Bassill.

2009 Chipperfield Clarendon beat Redbourn by 3 runs. *Chipperfield Clarendon Redbourn Man Of The Match: Dan Roe.

205-8 (50 overs) 202-9 (50 overs)

(Sunday 14 September)

B Roe 41, S Osman 30, A Browne 9-0-40-3 A Ghaffar 21, D Bassill 9-5-15-4, G Tookey 8-0-35-3.

(Sunday 6 September)

I Grout 46, G W Wise 38 D Roe 80, B Roe 43, C Godfrey 38

Readers Herts County Trophy Finals

(All finals played at Cobden Hill, Radlett unless stated) 2010 Holtwhites Trinibis beat Hatfield Hyde by 116 runs. (Sunday 5 September) *Holtwhites Trinibis 219 Hatfield Hyde 103 Man Of The Match: Kevin Burgess.

(50 overs) (32 overs)

*Northchurch 89 Kings Langley 90-2 Man Of The Match: Mitchell Roberts.

(20 overs) (15 overs)

K Burgess 91, M Mason 58, J Bryceland 10-2-27-4, N Saunders 8-0-42-3 S Ahmed 41

2011 Kings Langley beat Northchurch by 8 wickets.

(Sunday 4 September)

D Gibson 20, T Garraway 18, T Sambrook 4-0-21-3, A Burnell 4-0-15-3 M Roberts 35, M Brazier 20*, P Ashford 18, T Garraway 1-0-9-1

2012 Kings Langley beat Met Police Bushey by 5 wickets. (Sunday 9 September) *Kings Langley 215 (49.2 overs) Met Police Bushey 207 (49.4 overs) Man Of The Match: Varman Ratnakunaran

Varman Ratnakunaran 63, Brad Hughes 37, Joe Cooke 32 Mitchell Roberts 6-34*

*Old Elizabethans 152-10 (30.0 overs) Shenley Village 156-2 (22.0 overs) Man Of The Match: Charlie Thurston

R Gibson 37, R Laney 6-0-29-3 C Thurston 81*, L Willingham 58

2013 Shenley Village beat Old Elizabethans by 8 wickets. (Sunday 8 September)

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2014 Shenley Village beat Botany Bay by 112 runs.

(Played at Whitethorn Lane, Letchworth) *Shenley Village Botany Bay Man of the Match: Tom Bruce.

290-8 (50 overs) 178-10 (47.1 overs)

(Sunday 7 September)

T Bruce 137, R Laney 89 K Harris 30, J Coleman 4-43

2015 Leverstock Green beat Abbots Langley by 3 wickets. (Sunday 6 September) (Played at Heath Park, Hemel Hempstead) *Abbots Langley Leverstock Green Man of the Match: Ajit Kumar.

261-6 (50 overs) 262-7 (50 overs)

S Newman 139, C Chellew 43, I Iqbal 2-21 M Barnard 55, K Jadeja 62, A Kumar 55, M Dunstone 2-23

2016 Shenley Village Beat Abbots Langley losing fewer wickets (Sunday 4 Sept) (Played at Manor House, Gallows Hill Lane, Abbots Langley) *Shenley Village Abbots Langley Man of the Match: Kris Nissen

177-8 (50 overs) 177-10 (49.2 overs)

K Nissen 71, j Urban 23, N Nightingale 10-3-17-2 C Chellew 50, B Warner 32, N Borkhatria 10-3-20-3, K Nissen 10-1-41-2

2017 Knebworth Park lost to Broxbourne by 6 wickets (Played at Old Knebworth Lane, Knebworth Park) Knebworth Park 230-8 (50 overs) *Broxbourne 231-4 (35.3 overs) Man of the Match: George Davies

A Sergeant 117, R Arslan 29, C Ridley 2-30 G Davies 103*, C Ridley 44, C Randall 2-54

2018 Shenley Village Beat Abbots Langley by 62 runs (Played at Shenley Cricket Centre)

Shenley Village 235-5 (50 overs) *Abbots Langley 173 (44.5 overs) Man of the Match: Kiel Van Vollenhoven

(Sunday 3 September)

(Sunday 2 September)

K Van Vollenhoven 69, M Evans 56, T Elliott 24*, N Gurney 4-48 S Hamilton 38, O White 3-53, K Van Vollenhoven 3-31, T Elliott 3-16

Readers Herts 20/20 Finals

2014 Radlett beat Bishop's Stortford by 33 runs.

(Sunday 27 July)

Radlett *Bishop's Stortford

159-4 (20.0 overs) 126 (20.0 overs)

J McLean 77*, F Crawford 38, C Barrett 28* D Chatfield 49, K Toor 4-0-17-4, B Lederman 4.0-0-20-3

*Letchworth Garden City Sawbridgeworth

113 (19.1 overs) 116-5 (18.4 overs

*Hertford Radlett

91-10 (18.3 overs) 97-5 (17.5 overs)

R Leather 20, W Ray 21, D Foster 4-0-19-2, M Lee 3.3-0-8-3 F Crawford 26, J Armitage 18*, S Ruskin 4-0-14-2, A Carlson 3.5-0-35-2

*Bishop's Stortford Potters Bar

151-8 (20.0 overs) 151-9 (20.0 overs)

J Burslem 32, T Burslem 28, J Hawkins 24, J Scott 2-26 D Hawley 40, C Bayliss 30, T Hussain 2-34, D Chatfield 2-39

*Bishop's Stortford Potters Bar

123-10 (19.2 overs) 127-2 (15 overs)

D Chatfield 53, J Burslem 23, Thilan Walallawita 2-22, K Younas 2-25 Zawar Hussain 74*, Steve Gale 38, S Lindop 2-33, E Ballard 0-20

2015 Sawbridgeworth beat Letchworth Garden City by 5 wickets (Sunday 19 July) 2016 Hertford lost to Radlett by 5 wickets

(Sunday 24 July)

2017 Bishop's Stortford beat Potters Bar by fewer wickets lost (Sunday 9 July) 2018 Bishop's Stortford lost to Potters Bar by 8 wickets 2019 Radlett beat Hertford by 8 wickets *Hertford Radlett

2020 No competition

101-10 (19.1 overs) 105-2 (14 overs)

(Sunday 8 July)

(Sunday 14 July)

Max Lawrence 21, Fakir Dungaria 3-16, Abdulrahim Mulla 2-7 Kabir Toor 49*, Nathan Smith 28. Andrew Knight 1-24

2021 Hertford beat Radlett by 4 wickets

(Sunday 27 June)

2022 Potters Bar beat Hoddesdon by 3 wickets

(Sunday 24 July)

*Radlett Hertford

*Hoddesdon Potters Bar

148-8 (20 overs) 152-6 (18.4 overs)

167 / 4 (20 overs) 168 / 7 (19.5 overs)

Dominic Chatfield 47, Christopher Arul 37, Alan Jones 29, Richard Leather 29. Matthew Rose 3-32.

Jayden Broodryk 83, Cameron Shekleton 46* Charlie Scott 55, Steve Gale 49, Reece Hussain 23. Sam Davis 3-16

Readers Herts T20 Trophy Finals

2019 Old Elizabethans beat Broxbourne by 6 wickets (Sunday 1 September) Plate final - Rebourn beat Bushey on higher run rate 2020 No competition 2021 Chorleywood beat Berkhamsted by 16 runs (Sunday 22 August) Plate final - Bishop's Stortford beat Northchurch by 10 wickets 2022 Watford Town beat Letchworth Garden City by 1 wicket (Sunday 21 August)

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League history time-line

Herts Competition formed with one division of 1st XI sides, Group 1.

Group 2 formed as a second division.

2nd XI division added to Group1 Hertfordshire League formed for the top 16 clubs in Herts.

2nd XI division added to Herts Competition Group 2 Hertfordshire Competition grows to 3 divisions, 34 clubs. League grows to 18 clubs.

Furnell Transport Ltd sponsor the new League Knock-out Trophy 3rd XI league formed for Hertfordshire Competition.

Merger of the Herts League and the Herts Competition forms the Hertfordshire Cricket League. 75 clubs compete in four divisions at 1st and 2nd XI, plus two 3rd XI divisions.

Premier Division increased to 20 clubs.

Introduction of 100 over game.

A new feeder division created for new clubs to become full members of the League.

Divisions 5, 6 & 7 replace existing divisions 4, 5 east and west.

Divisions1, 2 & 3 increased to 20 clubs. KO cup sponsored by Becker Transport.

Premier Division split into two divisions of 10 with matches played on a home and away basis. Website created containing information about the League and results.

Sponsorship agreement initiated with Saracens RFC - £100,000 for first 3 years, and £30,000 per annum thereafter.

Vertical structure of 14 divisions formed from 100 clubs. Premier Division becomes a feeder league for the Home Counties Premier League, playing 110 over game.

Premier Division becomes division 2 east of the Home Counties Premier League.

Junior Development League created; 22 clubs competing in four regional divisions.

Final year of Becker Transport sponsorship of county knock-out cup Division 14 created to help accommodate 16 new teams. New Website launched.

Record number of teams playing in the League - 260.

Fully automated results system introduced with teams reporting via text message system.

Kookaburra Readers become the new sponsors of the Cup and Trophy knock-out.

Clubs withdrawn from the Home Counties Premier League and form the top of the Hertfordshire League. Divisions 11 East & 11 West, and 12 East & 12 West formed.

20/20 tournament introduced for the Premier and Championship sides.

League awarded ECB Premier League status Structure revised making all divisions 10 teams playing home and away, with 9 timed format matches and 9 limited overs.

Sunday T20 competition introduced to encourage more participation in cricket.

New website launched to include an enhanced results reporting system using smartphones. Premier and Championship use pink ball and coloured clothing in League 50 over matches Smartphone app allows for facilities and umpire marking. Matches in divs1-10B played under limited over format. Dinner at Lord's marks 50 years of league cricket in Herts.

T20 Trophy competition introduced for non-premier clubs. Development divisions re-formed to benefit younger players. Partnership created with Herts Junior Leagues.

Coronovirus pandemic severely affects all cricket. First half of league season cancelled.

No promotion or relegation as a result of shortened season. No changing rooms or teas.

Mike Wood retires as Results & Fixtures Secretary, after serving league cricket in Hertfordshire since 1985.

Some Covid restrictions remained until mid-season, when national guidelines eased. A wet summer, some teams cancelled 7 out of 18 matches due to the weather or Covid.

Regional structure extended to divisions 10A & B. Facilities marking no longer required below division 6B' in other divisions teams to report unacceptable pitches, outfields only.

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