Boxted Cricket Club

The prizes for this season's competition have  been announced.

Overall 1st Place £100   Won by Field (Richard Wilson) 4812 points
             2nd Place £40     Won by Come on Harris (Paul Harris) 4612 points
              3rd Place £15     Won by Straight Up (Paul Harris) 4439 points

Monthly winner June - £10      Won by Field (Richard Wilson) 1616 points
                            July -   £10      Won by Grimm Arrow (Ian Evans) 953 points
   August/September - £10      Won by Fat Boys United (Paul Harris) 1345 points
                   
Team finishing mid table (38th) - £10  Won by Over & Out (Garry Green) 3563 points

The top weekly score - £10   Won by Field (Richard Wilson) 735 points

In accordance with the Competition Rule 8 the transfer window is now open and allows each Team Manager the opportunity to transfer up to two team members. Any transfers must be notified to Ian Evans by 7 July at the latest and will take effect from 1 July and are subject to the provision that the total number of players and player values does not exceed the Competition rules at the beginning of the season.

Two new players have been added. Paul Tongue - value 3 points.
                                                                   Andy Bryant - value 1 point.

Can everyone who has entered a team or teams please ensure their entry payment is passed to Ian as soon as possible.

An extract from a letter dated 12 June 2012 received from Mike Gatting Managing Director of Cricket Partnerships, England and Wales Cricket Board.

" Congratulations on being one of a select number of cricket clubs across England and Wales to receive ECB Clubmark Accreditation.

Achieving ECB Clubmark Accreditation is an important step in confirming that your club operates to a key set of core criteria and has good practices in place to ensure that you can deliver high quality community cricket in an environment that is safe, effective and child friendly.

The ECB, your County Board, Sport England and local partners recognise the hard work your club has done in achieving ECB Clubmark Accreditation. It is now the responsibility of all club members and everyone involved with the club to maintain the high standards you have reached as part of the ECB Clubmark process so that you continue to thrive as a community cricket club.

Once again, congratulations on your achievement and thank you for your committment and dedication to community club cricket".