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Todays update. 

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AGM for 2008

At the Club House

Wednesday 11th Nov 2009. 7.00pm Promt

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Barkisland Cricket club has achieved the ECB Clubmak Accreditation.

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Indoor Nets have been Booked for the club at Huddersfield New College.

Starting FEB 4th 2010 for 9 weeks

Under 9's / Under11's 5.30-7.00pm

Under13's / Under15's 7.00-8.00pm

Under 17's,2nd X1 & 1st X1 8.00-9.30pm

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The Annual Dinner was so good last week we have booked it again for next year (2010)

-Annual Dinner - Sat 09th October 2010 -                    at Berties, Elland

 
BARKISLAND'S departing skipper Paul Winrow has finished third in the Huddersfield League batting averages. Winrow, who is to play at Milnrow in the Central Lancashire League in 2010, scored 918 Premier Division runs at 54.00 with the help of centuries against Slaithwaite, Meltham (twice) and Scholes. Scholes' Iqbal Khan led the way with 1119 at 79.92 and Winrow's teammate Alex Scholefield was eighth (1050 at 45.65)  while Elland trio Lee Baxter (704 at 44.00), Greg Finn (861 at 41.00) and skipper Ryan Robinson (892 at 40.54) also figured prominently. Andy Alsop made it a double for champions Scholes in the bowling averages with 65 wickets at 12.72. Elland's James Thornton (56 at 17.05) and Greg Buckley (51 at 19.56) were seventh and 14th.

Bowling changes
THE ECB fast bowling directives have changed following a two-year consultation process. Under 15 players can now bowl longer spells and more overs in a day and under 16s and under 17s can bowl an extra over per spell, but under 18s and under 19s have had the total number of overs they can deliver per day reduced from 21 to 18. These guidelines, designed to protect young players from injury, will come into effect for the 2010 season. NEW GUIDELINES - Up to 13 years old, 5 overs per spell and 10 maximum per day; 14/15, 6 and 12; 16/17, 7 and 18; 18/19, 7 and 18.



We have a winner in the Predict the Score.

        BARKISLAND CRICKET CLUB PREDICT THE SCORE    COUPON 2009

This Years winner is Rebbeca Kitchen

SEE THE RESULTS FOR THIS SEASON on 100club & Coupon page



WE WILL BE PLACING A FURTHER ORDER FOR CLOTHING , SO IF YOU MISSED OUT THIS TIME, OR WE DO NOT HAVE YOUR SIZE AVAILABE FROM STOCKS, YOU CAN STILL ORDER ON LINE OR BY PHONE.

REGARDS BOB FRIEND 07736 101053

 Order your cricket Clothing on line!!

see Cricket Clothing page above.

DEAR MEMBER WE ARE DELIGHTED TO ANNOUNCE, AND NOW ADVERTISE OUR NEW CLOTHING RANGE FORSEASON 2009.

THIS CONSISTS OF BOTH PLAYING KIT FOR JUNIOR AND SENIOR PLAYERS AND LEISUREWEAR FOR SPECTATORS. OUR CHOSEN SUPPLIER SURRIDGE SPORTS ENABLES US TO OFFER UNIFORMITY IN STYLES OF CLOTHING FOR BOTH SENIOR, AND JUNIOR PLAYERS.

WE HAVE MANAGED TO NEGOTIATE EXCELLENT RATES WITH SURRIDGE, AND HOPE YOU AGREE THAT THE QUALITY AND PRICES ARE EXCEPTIONAL

PLEASE CLICK ONTO OUR CRICKET CLOTHING ICON TO ORDER ONLINE.

 ALL SIZES ARE SHOWN IN THE DROP DOWN BOXES

 WE WILL BE PLACING OUR FIRST ORDER NEXT WEEK THUS ENABLING IT TO ARRIVE IN GOOD TIME FOR JUNIOR SIGNING ON NIGHT ON FRIDAY 17TH APRIL, AND FOR THE START OF THE SEASON

FOR SENIOR MEMBERS PLEASE ORDER AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

 JUNIOR MEMBERS PLEASE CONTACT YOUR MANAGERS / COACHES IF YOU ARE UNSURE WHAT TO ORDER.

ALL PLAYERS IN JUNIOR TEAMS EXCEPT U9 TEAM SHOULD TRY TO ORDER WHITE JUMPER AND SHIRT AS THESE WILL BE WORN IN MATCHES.

U 9 SQUAD MEMBERS SHOULD ORDER OUR COLOURED JUNIOR SHIRT WHICH WILL BE WORN IN MATCHES.

 *****URGENT PLEASE SEE SPONSORSHIP DETAILS FOR KIT BELOW*****

 WE ARE OFFERING A SPONSORSHIP PACKAGE FOR KIT THIS SEASON WHICH WILL ALLOW PLAYERS TO HAVE THEIR KIT SPONSORED BY A BUSINESS, OR PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS.

 ANYONE WHO IS SPONSORED WILL HAVE THEIR NAME AND THEIR SPONSORS NAME ADVERTISED IN THE CLUBHOUSE ON A NEW BOARD TO BE SHOWN FOR THE WHOLE SEASON. ALSO WE WILL HAVE A PAGE ON THE WEBSITE WHICH WILL ALSO ADVERTISE PLAYERS NAMES ALONG WITH THEIR NOMINATED SPONSOR. THIS AGAIN WILL BE ON FOR THE WHOLE SEASON.

 PLEASE SEE DETAILS BELOW.I.E (YOUR SPONSOR PAYS FOR YOUR CLOTHING)

IF INTERESTED PLEASE CALL BOB FRIEND 07736 101053

JUNIOR CLOTHING SPONSORSHIP .....TRACKSUIT TOP, TRACKSUIT BOTTOMS, SWEATER, SHIRT, COLOURED SHIRT, SHORTS, = £115

SENIOR CLOTHING SPONSORSHIP ......TRACKSUIT TOP.TRACKSUIT BOTTOMS SWEATER, SHIRT, COLOURED SHIRT, SHORTS,= £125

 



WINROW'S MEN WIN SYKES CUP        2008

Paul Winrow lit up the evening gloom at Honley last night with the biggest smile in West Yorkshire.
And how the Barkisland skipper deserved to enjoy his moment of triumph, because he had just led his side to a historic Sykes Cup triumph on what was arguably the greatest day in the club's history.
Not only that, but Winrow had smashed a superb century which was the cornerstone of the victory over a game Delph & Dobcross side and which had earned him the man of the match award.
But as he acknowledged the roars from the hordes of Barkisland supporters after lifting the famous old trophy, Winrow insisted it was not so much a personal triumph but a triumph for the club as a whole.
"The feeling is absolutely out of this world," he said.
"It has been a win earned by all 11 players and we have batted, fielded and bowled superbly, but we have done it thanks to teamwork.
"It is a great day for everyone at the club and the supporters who gave us such great backing.
"We have beaten what are probably the three best cup sides in the competition in Honley, Elland and Delph so we have done it the hard way and I'm very proud of all the players."
And Winrow revealed that the return of overseas man Love Ablish just hours before the final had provided an important psychological boost which proved to be a telling factor.
The Indian had returned to his homeland a fortnight ago due to a family bereavement and after his efforts to return in time looked to have failed, Winrow had resigned himself to losing the hugely influential all rounder.
But a text message from Ablish to his skipper from the airport late on Saturday confirmed he had made it back in the nick of time.
"It was such a big boost to have Love back and to know that we had a full strength side really geed us up going into the final," said Winrow.
And though Ablish continued his golden season with a miserly spell of 12 overs which cost just 31 runs, it was irrepressible spin ace Matthew Steers who took the honours with the ball to almost match Winrow's efforts with the bat.
Steers plundered six wickets to strangle the life out of the Delph run chase, and after each one his unbridled joy was obvious as he wheeled away to acknowledge the cheers of the travelling fans.
When he shattered Tom Wood's stumps to complete the victory, he was submerged by his colleagues, and the champagne celebrations that would last long into the night could begin.
But they would not have been possible without the supreme efforts not only of Steers, but of every one of the side who pulled off that amazing semi final triumph over Elland and then completed the job by seeing off Delph at Honley.
And that was no easy task against opponents bristling with quality.
But good as they were, Delph simply could not live with Winrow, who cut, drove and carved his way to a wonderful ton, finding gaps in the field with consummate ease.
Dave Weston provided solid support with 39, and though the lower order fell away somewhat, the final total of 229 was still an imposing one.
Delph were determined in their reply, but Barkisland chipped away at their batting order, leaving opener Bruce Cruise marooned as the run rate gradually rose.
And when Cruise was superbly run out, the last real Delph hopes went with him, and a few minutes later, Steers wrapped it up and the day of joy for the Scammonden Road side was complete.
There were some who suspected Barkisland's name was on the trophy after that win over Elland.
Well, it's certainly emblazoned there now.

SCOREBOARD
Romida Sykes Cup Final (at Honley)
Barkisland v Delph & Dobcross
Barkisland won by 27 runs.

Report courtesy of Tony Dawber Halifax Courier.

Please see Cup Photo's Tab at top of page for all the days activities.Copies of these photo's can be obtain from the club Webmaster.

Dont forget our junior section



24 July 2009

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BCC ANNUAL DINNER & DANCE - Sat 10th Oct 2009 - 7.00pm for 7.30pm.