Newenden Cricket Club Sunday 1st XI squad

Sunday 1st XI

Captain : Ian Jones

Jonesy enjoying his second season as NCC Skipper joined the club 10 years ago. 1000's of runs later is going from strength to strength. Always prone to a Harvest time wobble with the odd pair recorded in the book. Now deeply imbedded in the club, in his 4th year as Captain of the very sucessful indoor team, [no longer missing the Campbells], Committee member and part of the Youth coaching academy. Looking forward to a very promising season and bamboozling the opposition with his erratic runup but blindingly accurate outswingers.

Vice Captain : Jonathan Bourne

Used to be part of the furniture at the NCG but recent outings for the 1st XI limited owing to penchant for the bright lights of London. A punchy all rounder, bowling aggressive off spin which troubles even the finest village top order. Batting can be very effective once set - akin to Australias flamboyant all-rounder Andrew Symonds - is vulnerable in the early part of his innings and ruthless in the latter. Good motivator in the field. One for the purists. Nemisis of Frank 'The Trigger' Cooke. Awards: Cock of the year 1996-2009.
Players
Sam Arnold
Day member
Digby Atherton
Day member.
Under XI captain 2010. Winner of Kwik tournament 2010.
Sam Attwood
Will Attwood
One of the many blooming stars of Crippo's academy.   
David Avery
Paul Avery
Alex Balfour
Sam Barrett
My name is Sam.  I attend Cranbrook School and am in Year 9.  I played cricket for two seasons whilst at Vinehall School previously and am in the cricket team for Cranbrook.
Emergency contact - Eileen & Les Shaw - 01580 850354
William Bearcroft
James Bennett
Played professional cricket from the age of 3 to 5 years old. Forced to retire due to drugs and women. Coached cricket in Madagascar, Chad and Hull. Bowling philosophy: Without line and length you have the element of surprise. Cat like qualities in the field. Fish out of water like qualities at the crease. Best figures: Original He-Man and Skeletor c.1983.   
Nicola Bourne
Peter Bourne
Universally known as PB, Peter has played over 4,000 games for Newenden. Wisden Cricketer of the Year in 1968, PB famously scored an unbeaten 49 at Lords. Having given up the captaincy in 2005 following 43 years in charge, PB now focuses his energies on the tireless role of Head Groundsman. Whether unleashing a flowing cover drive, bowling underrated slow left-arm chinamen or yelping in anticipation of the approaching cricket ball, PB is the pure embodiment of Newenden Cricket Club.
Harry Bradney
After a few years out of the game, Harry has returned to the senior Newenden team. A product of the mighty Newenden youth system, and coached the junior team to success with Sam Piper in 2010. He now chops down trees for a living, and pretty much treats batsmen with the same respect. A lively opening bowler who can hit a few at the back end of the innings.
Hugo Bradney
Family member
Father's (James) mobile 07976 896073
Frannie Briley
Andrew Bruce
Carl Burgess
George Campbell
One of Newendens most famous cricketers. After being scouted by Sussex after a remarkable unbeaten hundred against Pett, George went onto represent his county at 2nd XI level and the MCC Board XI. A powerful left handed strokesman hit his NCC peak in the 1990's, before being offered a 6 figure salary from Hastings Priory. Reluctantly agreed to sever romantic ties with local female population to chase his cricketing dream. Now lives in Switzerland as Gamesmaster and Head of Cricket and is skipper of the G&H Campbell XI.
Harry Campbell
Burst onto the scene at the age of 12 as Udimores wildchild, with elaborate hitting and fiesty medium pace. One of only 3 people to clear the river at the NCG, Harry is a most destructive cricketer. Since the halcyon days of the late 1990's, where the rock 'n roll lifestyle rather affected his concentration, Harry has steadily matured into a fine all rounder. Never one to hide emotion, its hit out or get out.
Tom Carr
Ramsey Chapman
Asad Chowdhury
    
Serving up some deadly accurate left arm seam aswell as a bowl churning Biriyani, we welcome our first Kolpak recruit from the colonial outpost of er Northiam who after three deliveries in the nets will now lead the bowling attack and open the batting (contracted until 2040).
Reuben Collingwood
Nigel Collison
Frank Cooke
Along with son Matthew, changed allegiances from Winchelsea CC owing to retirement from the game after shoulder injury. In his heyday, used the long handle in his own inimitable style and according to cricketing legend once cleared the pavilion at the Nursery Ground at Lords. A fine wicketkeeper, where cumulative byes at WCC between 1970 and 1999 were in single figures, now plies his trade as resident umpire at NCC. Pulled up by the ICC in 2005 for claims of match fixing, rarely gives LBW decisions and is strict advocate of time keeping. Never without Panama Hat, clump of 2 penny coins and trendy boat shoes, is a key part of the clubs infrastructure.
Matthew Cooke
Been with the club since 2000 after transfer from local rivals Winchelsea CC. Valuable addition to both the on field and off field development of the club. Belligerent top order batsman with potential to destroy oppositions bowling attacks. Not too shabby gloveman - room for improvement many would say. Reluctant to offer bowling services with erratic line and length and non ability to get decisions in his favour with umpiring connections. Jack Seymour Cup Winner 2005 and 2006
Thomas Cornforth
Family member
Oliver Cripps
A name synonymous with NCC. Oli first played for Newenden at the tender age of 11 months against Northiam away and took home Man of the Match. Famous for left arm off spin, with unorthodox runup and delivery stride. Is Newendens second highest wicket taker, and now matured into a very powerful batsman, topping the averages in the 2006 season after maiden NCC hundred - one of the classiest innings ever played on the holy turf. 2008 could see something special happen at the NCG and Crippo will no doubt be not far from the front line.
Richard Cripps
Steve Crowley
Winston Cuthbert
Passionate and exuberant in the field, his deceptively wayward off-spin and surprisingly medium pace are prized but seldom utilized assets. As a smash-and-grab, late order batsman, Winston revels in smashing the odd boundary. Always keen for extra practice he is often seen cajoling his teammates into post-tea fielding practice, much to the chagrin of his cake-loving captain.
Alistair Cutler
George Cyster
Family member
Emergency contact: Margaret Cyster 01797 252444
Rupert Cyster
Edward Davies
Hello used to play as a youth, recently moved to area from Wales and looking for a game of Cricket.
Lloyd Dell
William Dulley
Hi Guys, Im will been playing for Newenden for 2 years, really enjoying the cricket here and the scenery is great so its a great atmosphere. Im 6ft l love all sports, love art and PE so thats a little insight about me.
Sam Durling
Emergency contact - C Turner 07984 172782
Will Durtnell
William Durtnell

Emergency contact: John Durtnell 01580 211611

Youth membership

Jake Evans
Day member
Kai Evans
been playing properly for 2 years now, had my best year last year with newenden not so much with the bat, 
Lionel Fretz
Family member
James Furlonge
Nick Furlonge
David Gilmour
Rory Goodger
William Gould
Richard Gutteridge
Richard has joined the men's first team as a result of his son, Harry, playing for the juniors. An elegant right handed bat, he has added a much needed solidity to the Newenden middle order, and we expect him to be challenging at the top of the averages shortly.
Charlie Harker
Doug Harker
James Harmer
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Alex Hastings
Alexander Holder
Day member
Emergency contact - Claire Tennat-Scull 07799 641995
Wayne Holder
Made his debut in the 2013 season in front of a packed house and went on to secure six trophies, four batting records and tea duties for the coming 35 seasons.
Great personality on and off the pitch offering a calming influence when the village cricket grind starts to take its toll on the hot headed younger members.
Toby Holland
John Holton
Playing Member
Jeremy Hosking
Tom Hosking
Oliver Jeremy
George Jones
Young George is set to break every record in the NCC book. An aggressive right arm over fast bowler, combined with an elegant right hand bat. Has a particular penchant for sticking the bowler back over his head, which is a sight to behold.The future is bright.
William Jones
Fred Kember
Russell King
Shaun Lawrence
Steve's Dad
Steve Lawrence
Alex Lindsay
Family member
Craig Little
Sam Lloyd
hello im sam and im 16. im alright at batting and bowling.
Day member
Emergency contact - Andy Tourle 07827 257640

Will Lloyd
Will Lloyd
Barny Loades
Justin Lyon-Taylor
Top class ringer. Scored 100 on NCC debut. Tidy gloveman
OJ Martin
Ever willing to step in, OJ is a dashing opening batsmen and enthusiastic fielder. OJ proudly belongs to an elite group of players who have been dismissed off the first ball of the innings. Not a bad achievement considering he has only played 4 times for NCC.
Will May
Left handed opening bat with a penchant for testing the off side field. Vulnerable early on, particularly to lbw dismissals. Used to bowl but has never recovered from an onset of the yips in 2000. Reliable snaffler at second base in the office.

Will was a proud winner of the Campbell cup for batting in 2004.
James Meddings
George Miller
Our current overseas professional, as at home delivering a calf or bowling a maiden. Has brought an much needed antipodean drive to the club. A useful middle order batsmen and a steady right arm bowler.
Philip Morris
A dedicated member of the Newenden set up. After a steady start to his career with the side, he has now grown into being one of the stalwarts of the team. Now recognised as the 'Run Machine', he is very much living up to his reputation. He expects to be locked in a three way battle for the Royal Blue cap with JB and Jonesy, though they both understand there will be only one winner.
David Neale

With a wicket taking prowess of 1 per 1.3 balls and a one legged hip slap ala Brian Lara we welcome back David and look forward to heaping untold expectation onto his broad village shoulders.
Ake Nilson
Ingrid Nilson

Club Secretary elected April 2014
Martin Norris
Pavilion Manager
Jed O'Brien
A new recruit from the indoor circuit. Jed currently plays for Priory 1st Xl on a Saturday, but enjoys taking the step up in class on a Sunday to play for us. A mesmerising spinner, who is the match of any batsmen at our level. A handy batsmen as well.
Ben Peachey
Hugo Pearson-Wood
Edward Peerless
George Perry
Family member

One of the players to come up through the accadmy bowling right arm fast and being able to bat in any role he has also been known to hit a ton at the NCG he is a good developing young all rounder.
Les Perry
Family member
Thomas Perry
Family member
Freddie Petch
Left-handed fast bowler
Henry Petch
Day member
Ian Picton
Metronomic medium pace opening bowler. Prefers coming down the hill, Pickers over the years has completed the most number of wicketless bowling spells. Arrived from Vinehall School as an all rounder who brought a new spice to traditional cricketing techniques. Exemplary attitude to the game, is a reliable lower order batsman and a superb fine leg to mid on fielder. Also famed for perfect timing at the bar - ie about 2 minutes after you got there and ordered your round.
James Picton
Adam Piper
Co-Youth Manager and on General Committee. I am an occasional playing member and its always good to play at the same time as my 3 sons, Sam, Jasper and Finn who regularly provide coaching tips for Dad! 
Family member. 
Finn Piper
Baby Piper has risen through the ranks of the youth academy.  Notoriously grumpy every time he is called upon to play for the senior team or any team come to that. Playing interferes with his social life and his hair.  Can occasionally be seen bowling a bit of swing and thrashing about with the bat but blink and you'll miss him.
Jasper Piper
Fiery all-rounder who outperforms brothers on a regular basis and acrobatic part-time keeper who gives more abuse to his own team (particularly George Perry). Possesses the legendary ability to score very few runs in many balls.
Jim Piper
Samuel Piper
Fast medium bowler who has the tendency to get a bit too competitive. Average batsman who scores runs every now and then. Sharp fielder with a good arm; favourite fielding positions being mid-wicket or covers
Tim Piper
Always guaranteed to open the batting and bowl the most overs, Tim is one of the clubs most valuable players of the last twenty years. With a robust batting technique yielding numerous hundreds over the years and left arm swing bowling complimented by a fiery, competitive streak, Tim has often been compared to the legendary Wasim Akram. Furthermore, his theatrical performances in the field led to the coining of the prevalent “Timothy Piper School of Ballet” phrase. Tim stole the show at the 2008 annual dinner where he picked up the prestigious Jack Seymour trophy, the Olly Cripps bowling cup and the Village cricketers Car of the Year having treated himself to a Porsche Boxster following an image makeover in 2007.
Freddie Plugge
Freddie is 14 in August 2011. He is a keen cricketer/sportsman and is currently playing for the 1st eleven in his last term at Saint Ronans School, before joining Eastbourne College in September.
Freddie is more a bowler and a fielder than a batsmen. He would welcome the chance to play in the seniors when available.

Family member since 2008 along with his younger brothers Finley (11) and Archie (8).
James Presland

A product of literally several training sessions, James made his debut in the 2006 season. Primarily a bowler, he finished 2nd in the bowling averages for 2008 and winning the club's Young Player of the Year Award. Having moved from Sutton Valence School to Swansea University in the autumn of 2011, James looked forward to bringing his brand of classy village cricket to the untamed wilds of South Wales. However his mission came to an end thanks to a penchant for whiskey and heavy nights out in the quiet seaside town of Swansea. An improving low-order bat and a reliable fielder, James always enjoys playing for club he loves.

Peter Presland
Although he has been a Club Vice-President for many years, Peter has only been a playing member for the last few seasons, in order to fullfil an ambition to play in the same side as his 3 sons; an ambition now fulfilled. He played cricket at school and, from 1965, he played for a number of clubs, batting at No.2 and keeping wicket (he cannot bowl), finally achieving a life-time dream to play on the hallowed Lord's pitch in 2000 at the age of 50. Having "filled out" a bit in later life, he is more likely, in his whites, to be used as a sight-screen in the seasons ahead. Proud recipient of the 2007 Chairman's Special Award in Feb 2008.
Family member
William Presland

Like his elder brother, William was also a pupil at Sutton Valence School who has moved on to university at Cirencester. A product of the Club's progressive youth policy, Will made his debut in 2007, earning a man-of-the-match award for his innings against Bells Yew Green in his first season. An elegant and useful batsman when on form, and a handy change bowler for those extra few overs, Will is clearly of the same mould as Stuart Broad, golden locks and all. A strong arm and a safe pair of hands in the field, with a love of good match teas, Will seems to be the perfect village cricketer. It's a shame about his love of the Scissor Sisters...

Alex Preston
Johnny Prince
I had the pleasure and the privilege of enjoying my school cricketing years with Mr Jonathan Bourne!
Patrick Prince
Hector Raw
Guy Rummery
The heartbeat of all things Newenden. Guy, NCC's most prolific all rounder, made his debut in 1967 as a timid, but hard working 5 year old. Guy has rescued the club on many an occasion, once claiming a hatrick on the last 3 balls of the innings to snatch victory at Crowhurst. Heavy hitting, can turn a poor batting score into a very very good one. Wily off spin, with intelligent changes of pace, Guy is always up there with the top wicket takers and averages to match. Takes huge pride in immaculately prepared wickets and outfield when 125 hour working weeks allow. Useful fielder at point with pinpoint arm. A most loyal servant to the club.
Karl Rummery
Since his debut as a 5 foot 6 three year old, Karl has not only grown but grown into one of Newendens most reliable cricketers. Inheriting the family cricketing brain, everpresent Karl is the first name on any teamsheet. Batting at 4, Karl is slowly beginning to accumulate some decent scores and this season should see the full repertoire of his ability. Unorthodox bowling action, is prone to dropping it short and figures don't do justice to his talent. NCC's specialist cover point has the longest arm in Kent and apparently once returned a throw which carried to Tenterden. Never shy with opposition tea ladies, Karl is steadily filling the boots of ex Newenden playboy Harry Campbell. Enjoys playing badminton for Kent in his spare time.
Matt Rummery
Guy Schindler
Harry Scowen
Gaurav Shankar
William Sibree
truly great cricketer
Gary Simmonds
A weary old butcher who orinates from warwickshire "The Mighty Bears county" ! ! Moved darn sarf 22 years ago for some fresher air !  Now resides in bodiam.
William Simpson
A key to the current Newenden resurgence. A swift right arm over bowler and an elegant batsmen. Will has grown in stature, and is now an integral member of the club.We expect great things from him.
Charlie Sloan
Charlie joined the club as a result of his son Tom, playing with the juniors. Now an integral part of the side, an outstanding wicket keeper, who stands up to all bowlers, which is pretty brave in village cricket. A useful middle order batsmen who will not give away his wicket, and will score you runs when you most need them.
Tom Sloan
Fred Smith
Garry Smith
A man with NCC in his soul, Gaz made his debut to much critical acclaim sometime at the back end of last century and has overseen more regime changes than Chelsea FC. His laser guided line and length saw him bowl 54 straight overs without shelling a run. Comes into his own with the bat during the power plays and has never recorded a dropped catch....off his own bowling. Newenden stalwart.
Oliver Spry
Oliver Swift
Another graduate of the NCC Academy. Swifty, a local lad, produced one of the most incredible opening spells of swing bowling against Sandhurst in 2007. Never has a Newenden field seen 5 slips and 3 gullies and this is testament to Swifty's raw talent. Happy to sit down the order and wait for pub opening time, has potential to develop into a key part of NCC's 'Stars of the future' programme. One to watch in 2008.
Oliver Taylor
Peter Traill
A Newenden legend. Playing days sadly over owing to well publicised leg injury which is thankfully now behind him. Over the years Peters array of shots have entertained crowds, ruined bowling figures, and lost many a new ball. Once one half of the NCC opening partnership with Peter Bourne, PT averaged 500 runs a season over a 25 year playing career. More happy in the slips than marking out his run up, Peter was never shy in the field specialising in the cover region as long as Karl Rummery wasn't far away. Never without a pint of Level Best, plays an important role on the Committee.
Sam Traill
Having played at Newenden since the age of 4, Sam is a dogged middle order batsman and an accomplished leg spin bowler. With the ability to turn the ball at significant pace, Sam has an exceptional record bowling to left handers, particularly members of the Cripps family. Although a more than able stand-in, Sam’s captaincy skills have been curtailed through his propensity to not let anyone else bowl.
Jonathan Tyler
Thady Voorspuy
Right Arm Medium, middle lower order slogger.
Only 1 outing for NCC, opening the bowling with a tight line and length spell. Had a rather disappointing season last year but was lacking peak fitness and hopes to be back in full shape this year after an extensive winter fitness regime.
Henry Walpole
Nick Waterhouse
Currently undecided where his priorities lie, Nick has produced some gutsy performances both for and against NCC. A gritty opener, one who likes to steadily accumulate scores over and above 50 on a regular basis, Nick seems to prefer the longer boundaries at Sandhurst. A class performer. 
Jonty Webb
One of the "success" stories to come out of Crippo's academy
Nick Welchman
Andy Wenman
Neil White
Will White
Classy left hand top order batsman. Strong off front foot with exceptional straight bat, with majority of runs accumulated through the 'V'. Unfortunate tendancy to lose concentration after getting a start. Can offer mix and match medium pace but often prefers the banter in the gulley region. Took a much criticised season out to lie on beaches in Mexico but there are high hopes of him putting in some performances in 2008.
Performance history
SeasonMatchesWonDrawnTiedLostCancelledAbandoned
All27311121279537
20199700200
2018 281330390
2017302210700
2016221410403
201520700553
20142511202100
2013241101750
2012233406100
2011234311131
2010236101240
2009235601020
2008238001050