SOUTH LOUGHTON

CRICKET CLUB
2016
78th season
www.southloughton.org.uk
@southloughtoncc

Supported by:
Palmerston Veterinary Group,
Parker Dairies
and SK Financial
Merit

MISSION STATEMENT
Our aim is to provide club members with coaching and
matchplay of the highest possible quality, to build strong
links with schools, disability groups, other sports clubs
and the local community, and to create an environment
in which everyone is encouraged to develop their skills
and interests.
OUR CLUB
Since its foundation in 1938, our club has been built on
three key principles:
1. We are a club of members, not just players. Members
contribute to the overall well-being of the club both on
and off the pitch.
2. All members pay an annual subscription and match
fees to help meet the clubs year-round running costs.
3. Everyone involved in running the club is a volunteer
who donates their time and skills freely for the benefit of
all members.
These principles are as important now as they were 78
years ago. We ask every member to uphold them.

SOUTH LOUGHTON CRICKET CLUB

Founded 1938
(Incorporating Debden Cricket Club, founded 1948)
Ground: Roding Road, Loughton, Essex IG10 3BS
Club colours: Pale blue and gold
Affiliated to:
Club Cricket Conference
England & Wales Cricket Board
Essex County Cricket Board
Metropolitan Essex District Cricket Board
Members of the HECCSport Herts & Essex Cricket League
We are a registered Community Amateur Sports
Club; an England & Wales Cricket Board Focus Club;
and an Inclusive and Active Sports Club

ECB/SPORT ENGLAND CLUBMARK

A safe, effective, child-friendly sports club

Accredited 2003, re-accredited 2007, 2010 and 2013

LIFE PRESIDENT
R Heafford
8 Kilnfield, Ongar, Essex CM5 9TL (H: 01277 363478)

PRESIDENT
M Dunning
37 The Crescent, Loughton, Essex IG10 4PY (H: 020 8508 6274)

VICE-PRESIDENTS
R Bignell, W Burke, J Chumley, P Coe, C Couldrey, J Davies,
R Glendinning, C Greenhill, B Hearn, P Jones, J Leader,
A Medley, G Pope, A Shields, D Turner, W Wyatt

LIFE HONORARY MEMBERS

Mrs M Chalk, J Coyle, C de Boos, M Pye

HONORARY MEMBERS
J Aldridge, R Chumley-Roberts, Mrs S Collins, R Davey,
J Debnam, P Greenhill, F Jackson, B Mills, J Oakley,
L Patient, F Watson, G Wooller

CLUB OFFICERS
Chairman and Club Welfare Officer: A Shields
9 Hartley Road, London E11 3BL
(H: 020 8530 2200; M: 07941 347812)
Secretary: R Glendinning
34 Boxted Close, Buckhurst Hill, Essex IG9 6BX
(H: 020 8505 0400; M: 07833 965716)
Treasurer: G Jones
Flat 7, 12 Compayne Gardens, London NW6 3DH
(M: 07739 389498)
Fixture Secretary: A Battle
195 Tollgate Road, London E6 5JY
(H: 020 7476 3086; M: 07796 338175)

MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
Life President, President, Officers, Cricket Committee
Chairman
plus L Baker, J Chumley, P Gullis, A Hossain, P Jones,
D Kathuria, J Leader, A Platts, F Rust
Management committee meetings:
April 28, June 30, August 25, October 27

CRICKET COMMITTEE
Chairman: A Battle plus Captains

BAR COMMITTEE
Chairman: P Jones plus J Chumley, C Couldrey,
R Glendinning, P Gullis, A Medley, R Stokes

ASSISTANT CLUB WELFARE OFFICER

K Chowdhury (M: 07947 719951/mkc_nafis@yahoo.com)

MEMBERSHIP
Adult annual membership
Adult/Family 100, reduced to 80 if paid by May 31
Unwaged/OAP/Student (on proof of status)/Honorary
Member 25
Family membership is available to playing adults whose children
are aged under 16 on May 1 and also play.
Match fee
Adult 10 (16 for two games in a weekend)
Unwaged/OAP/Student (on proof of status)/Honorary
Member/Junior playing in an adult match: 5
Junior annual membership
25 per child (includes associate membership for non-playing
parents/carers)
Junior match fee: 5
Summer coaching: 5 per session payable on the night or 50
(30 additional child per family) if paid in advance

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Thursday November 24, 7.45pm
St Marys Church Hall, High Rd, Loughton

CLUB UMPIRES
R Glendinning, G Pope (ECB ACO Level 1)

GROUND MANAGER
F Rust (H: 020 8502 5954; M: 07944 611180)

HOW WE OPERATE
The following pages outline the codes and policies that
underpin our status as a Clubmark-accredited ECB Focus
Club and a safe, effective and child-friendly sports club.
Please take time to familiarise yourself with them.

EQUITY POLICY
South Loughton Cricket Club is committed to ensuring that
equity is incorporated across all aspects of its development.
Sports equity is about fairness in sport, equality of access,
recognising inequalities and taking steps to address them.
It is about changing the culture and structure of sport to ensure it
becomes accessible to everyone in society.
The club respects the rights, dignity and worth of every person
and will treat everyone equally within the context of their sport,
regardless of age, ability, gender, race, ethnicity, religious belief,
sexuality or social and economic status.
The club is committed to ensuring everyone has the right to enjoy
their sport in an environment free from threat of intimidation,
harassment and abuse.
All club members have a responsibility to oppose discriminatory
behaviour and promote equality of opportunity.
The club will deal with any incidence of discriminatory behaviour
seriously, according to club disciplinary procedures.

ACCOUNTABILITY
South Loughton Cricket Club is committed to safeguarding and
promoting the well-being of all its members.
It is essential that members, coaches, administrators, volunteers
and parents associated with the club show respect and
understanding for the safety and welfare of others.
All are encouraged to share any concerns they may have with a
club Officer, Welfare Officer or member of the Management
Committee.

CHILD PROTECTION
South Loughton Cricket Club operates a Child Protection Policy
within the England & Wales Cricket Boards guidelines. The
policy is posted on the club website and pavilion noticeboard.
All team managers, coaches, officials and volunteers working
with young people are familiar with these guidelines and have
been screened to check their suitability.
Should you have any concerns, please discuss these in
confidence with Club Welfare Officer Andrew Shields
(M: 07941 347812/andrewshields@ukgateway.net) or
Assistant Club Welfare Officer Kaiser Chowdhury (M: 07947
719951/ mkc_nafis@yahoo.com).

DATA PROTECTION
In accordance with the Data Protection Act, members are
advised that some personal details are maintained on a secure
electronic database.

CODES OF CONDUCT
Members and guests
1. Respect the rights, dignity and worth of every person within
the context of cricket.
2. Treat everyone equally and not discriminate on the grounds of
age, gender, disability, race, ethnic origin, nationality, colour,
parental or marital status, religious belief, class or social
background, sexual preference or political belief.
3. Not condone, or allow to go unchallenged, any form of
discrimination if witnessed.
4. Display high standards of behaviour.
5. Promote the positive aspects of cricket, including fair play.
6. Encourage all participants to learn the Laws and rules and
play within them, respecting the decisions of match officials.
7. Actively discourage unfair play, rule violations, arguing with
match officials or showing dissent.
8. Value good performance not just match results.
9. Place the well-being and safety of young people above the
development of performance.
10. Ensure that activities are appropriate for the age, maturity,
experience and ability of the individual.
11. Respect young peoples opinions when making decisions
about their participation in cricket.
12. Not smoke, drink or use banned substances while actively
working with young people in the club.
13. Not provide young people with alcohol when they are under
the care of the club.
14. Follow ECB guidelines set out in Safe Hands Crickets
Policy for Safeguarding Children and any other relevant
guidelines issued.

15. Report any concerns in relation to a young person, following

reporting procedures laid down by the ECB.
In addition, all club officers and appointed volunteers will:
1. Hold relevant qualifications and be covered by appropriate
insurance.
2. Always work in an open environment, avoiding private or
unobserved situations.
3. Inform players and parents of the requirements of both the
game and the club.
4. Know and understand the ECB document Safe Hands
Crickets Policy for Safeguarding Children.
Coaches/Officials/Volunteers
Our Code of Conduct for coaches, officials and volunteers:
1. Considers the well-being and safety of participants
before the development of performance.
2. Requires an appropriate working relationship with
performers, based on mutual trust and respect.
3. Ensures all activities are appropriate to the age, ability and
experience of those taking part.
4. Promotes the positive aspects of cricket (including fair play).
5. Demands high standards of behaviour and appearance.
6. Requires all guidelines laid down by the national
governing body and the club to be followed.
7. Requires coaches to hold appropriate, valid qualifications
and insurance cover through membership of the England &
Wales Cricket Board Coaches Association.
8. Requires coaches never to exert undue influence over
performers to obtain personal benefit or reward.

9. Never condones rule violations, rough play or the use of

prohibited substances.
10. Encourages performers to value performances and not just
results.
Parents/Guardians
We welcome and encourage your support of your child and
encourage you to become involved in running the club.
Our Code of Conduct for parents/guardians identifies the
boundaries of acceptable behaviour. We ask you to:
1. Encourage your child to learn the Laws of cricket and
play within them.
2. Strongly discourage unfair play and dissent towards
officials.
3. Help your child to recognise good performance, not just
results.
4. Never force your child to take part in sport.
5. Set a positive example by recognising fair play and
applauding the good performances of all.
6. Never punish a child for losing or making mistakes.
7. Publicly accept officials judgments.
8. Support your childs involvement and help them to enjoy their
sport.
9. Use correct and proper language at all times.

MOBILE PHONES
Our welfare policy states that camera phones are not to be used
within changing or toilet areas.

SATURDAY 1st XI
Captain: A Hossain (07810 865204)
Vice-captain: M Stokes (07718 169121)
April

May

June

July

Aug

Sept

16
23
30
7
14
21
28
4
11
18
25
2
9
16
23
30
6
13
20
27
3
10
17
24
31

To be arranged
South Woodham Ferrers I
Stansted Hall I
Bishops Stortford III
Willingale
Farnham
Epping Foresters I
Woodford Wells IV
Ilford Catholic II
Molehill Green
Takeley I
Stansted Hall I
Bishops Stortford III
Willingale
Farnham
Epping Foresters I
Woodford Wells IV
Ilford Catholic II
Molehill Green
Takeley I
To be arranged
To be arranged
South Woodham Ferrers I
Offley & Stopsley I

2.00
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30

A
A
H
A
H
H
A
A
H
A
H
A
H
A
A
H
H
A
H

1.00
1.00

H
H

Bold text denotes matches in the HECCSport Herts &

Essex Cricket League, Division 2

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SATURDAY 2nd XI
Captain: K Chowdhury (07947 719951)
April

May

June

July

Aug

Sept

16
23
30
7
14
21
28
4
11
18
25
2
9
16
23
30
6
13
20
27
3
10
17

Ardeley Walkern
Wethersfield
Woodford Wells V
Bengeo
Wormley I
Ilford Catholic III
Three Caps II
Takeley II
Ilford Catholic IV
Ardeley Walkern
Wethersfield
Woodford Wells V
Bengeo
Wormley I
Ilford Catholic III
Three Caps II
Takeley II
Ilford Catholic IV

1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30

H
A
H
A
A
H
H
A
H
A
H
A
H
H
A
A
H
A

Bold text denotes matches in the HECCSport Herts & Essex

Cricket League, Division 5

MATHEWS CC/SATURDAY 3rd XI

April
May

June

July

Aug

Sept

30
7
14
21
28
4
11
18
25
2
9
16
23
30
6
13
20
27
3

Bloomsbury Royals
To be arranged
St Clements
Great Canfield
Camel
Monken Hadley
Mayfield
Priory Sports
Lindsell
Mayfield
St Albans
UCS Old Boys
Elite
Lindsell
Monken Hadley
Oakfield Parkonians
Washington
Old Citizens
Hockerill

2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
1.30
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
1.30
2.00
1.00
1.00

H
A
H
A
H
A
H
A
H
A
H
A
H
A
H
A
H
A
A

The clubs partnership with Mathews CC enables members to

play non-league Saturday cricket.
Home ground: Old Chigwellians Sports Club, Roding Lane,
Chigwell IG7 6BE.

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Buckhurst Hill
Essex IG9 5NH
Telephone: 020 8505 1435
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services, first class facilities, first class
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Almost 45 years experience,
caring for pets in the West Essex area

SUNDAY XI
Captain: A Chughtai (07703 434589)
April
May

June

July

Aug

Sept

17
24
1
8
15
22
29
5
12
19
26
3
10
17
24
31
7
14
21
28
4
11
18
25

Hawks
Graces
To be arranged
Hackney Marshes
Island Vale
Leyton Orient Supporters
Spartan
Willow Herbs Blackmore
Woodford Green I
Rainham I
Mayfield
Bayford & Hertford
Nazeing Common I
Leyton Orient Supporters
Crusaders
Woodford Green I
Mayfield
Fives
Rainham I
Bloomsbury Royals
To be arranged
Offley & Stopsley I
Nazeing Common

1.30
2.00

A
H

2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00

H
H
H
A
H
A
H
A
A
A
A
H
H
A
H
H
H
H

1.00
1.00

A
H

HECCSport LEAGUE CUP

May
June

17
7

Ilford Catholic
2nd round:
Winners v Braughing or
Thorley

6.00
6.00

A
A

ILFORD CATHOLIC CC T20 INVITATION LEAGUE

June

July

8
16
22
29
7
13

Woodford Green
Ilford Catholic
Woodford Wells
Ilford Catholic
Woodford Green
Woodford Wells

6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00

H
A
A
H
A
H

2.00

OTHER MATCHES
August

29

TBC

Curry Cricket Day/

Waitrose Club Open Day
Mathews CC
Victoria Tavern
Dads and Uncles Match

GROUND HIRE
May

Old Victorians CC

SOUTH LOUGHTON CC/MATHEWS CC 100 CLUB

Membership of the clubs fund-raising venture, run jointly with
Mathews CC, costs 2 per ticket per month. A quarterly draw
offers a first prize of 150, a second prize of 75 and three third
prizes of 25 each. Contact John Chipperfield (020 8524
8880/chippers123@btinternet.com) for details.

EASY FUNDRAISING
Making online purchases through Easy Fundraising brings a
donation to the club. Follow the link on the club website or
register at www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/slcc

CLUB SHOP
A wide range of playing, training and leisure clothing
embroidered with club insignia and personalised on request is
available through our suppliers, www.kalibazar.co.uk. Visit the
website and search for the club shop or follow the link on the
club website. Each purchase brings a donation to the club.

INDOOR CRICKET
Indoor cricket will restart in October 2016, with the club
fielding teams in the Metropolitan Essex junior league (Friday
evening) and adult league (Saturday morning), and the
Waltham Abbey adult league (Sunday evening). Further
details from Dalbir Kathuria (juniors)/Kaiser Chowdhury
(adults).

WITH THANKS TO
All our sponsors for their financial support, and to the Victoria
Tavern for the generous donation of a barrel of beer.

DISABILITY CRICKET
South Loughton CC are part of the Essex County Cricket Board
disability development programme. This provides activities
across the full spectrum of physical and learning disabilities.
The club has an ongoing relationship with Oak View School in
Loughton.

DIARY DATES
Hot food will be available after a home game at least once each
month during the season to encourage players to socialise and
bring family and friends to the club. Details will be circulated in
advance.
Curry Cricket Day/Waitrose Club Open Day
August 29, South Loughton CC
Herts & Essex Cricket League Presentation Dinner
October
Herts & Essex Cricket League Annual General Meeting
November 21
South Loughton CC Annual General Meeting
November 24, St Marys Church Hall, Loughton
South Loughton CC Quiz and Presentation Evening
Spring 2017

JUNIOR CRICKET
Supported by the Jack Petchey Foundation and the Harry
Dongray Cricket Trust
The club is delighted to be part of the Jack Petchey Foundation
Achievement Awards scheme. Each year, six members aged 11
to 25 whose achievements, on or off the pitch, deserve
recognition win a 250 award to be spent on a club project.
2015 winners: Jack Browne, Sam Hill, Matthew Grubb, Shayne
Pithiya, Prabhjit Baxi, Ramiz Mahmood
The following have received a Jack Petchey Foundation Leader
Award:
J Blackburn, T Henman, S Jameson, D Kathuria, J Leader,
A Medley, G Oliver, A Platts, A Shields
In 2015, the club received a Jack Petchey
Foundation Crystal Award in recognition
of outstanding work with young people.
Junior Manager:
A Shields (H: 020 8530 2200; M: 07941 347812)
Club coaching team:
ECB/UKCC Level 2: J Bedi, J Evans, D Kathuria, A Shields
ECB/UKCC Level 1/ECB Coach Support Worker: M Bhat,
L Mann, M Mann, V Pillai, A Platts, M Shields, V Singh

CLUB RULES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

As a member of the club you are expected to abide by the
following junior code of conduct:
All members must play within the rules and respect officials and
their decisions.
All members must respect the rights, dignity and worth of all
participants regardless of gender, ability, cultural background or
religion.
Members should keep to agreed timings for training and
competitions or inform their coach or team manager if they are
going to be late.
Members must wear suitable kit for training and match sessions,
as agreed with the coach/team manager. Full protective
equipment must always be worn in a hard-ball environment.
White training kit is preferred.
Members must pay fees for training or events promptly.
Junior members are not allowed to smoke on club premises or
while representing the club at competitions.
Junior members are not allowed to consume alcohol or drugs of
any kind on the club premises or while representing the club.

SOUTH LOUGHTON CC FUNdamentals LEAGUE

An eight-a-side midweek under-9 soft-ball league for local
clubs and schools.
In 2005, the club introduced the FUNdamentals concept as part
of an ECB pilot project. The FUNdamentals League has since
been supported by grants from the Community Champions Fund,
Awards for All, Loughton Town Council, the Metropolitan Essex
District Cricket Board and the Harry Dongray Cricket Trust.
Winners: 2006/2009-2010: Thomas Willingale School;
2007-2008/2015: Loughton CC; 2011: Stoke Newington CC;
2012: competition abandoned due to persistent bad weather;
2013-2014: Bancroft Lions CC
The 2016 competition will run on Mondays from June 6 to
July 18, 6.30, at South Loughton CC.

UNDER-9
May
June

July

1
27
12
24
26
3
24

Buckhurst Hill
Woodford Green
Buckhurst Hill
Goresbrook
Wanstead
Cavaliers Academy
Newham

9.30
6.00
9.30
6.30
9.30
9.30
9.30

H
A
A
H
A
H
A

Bold text denotes fixtures in the MEDCB Under-9 Soft-ball

League.
Additional friendly fixtures will be arranged on vacant dates.

UNDER-11
May

June

July

Aug

8
15
22
29
5
10
15
19
26
Gores
10
brook
17
31
7
6.00
24/25
H26

Buckhurst Hill
West Ham
West Essex
Frenford
Chingford
St Aubyns School
Goresbrook
Loughton
Newham
Buckhurst Hill
West Essex
Woodford Green
Upminster
Essex Mini-Matchplay
at County Ground

9.30
9.30
9.30
9.30
9.30
4.30
6.00
9.30
9.30
9.30
9.30
9.30
9.30
5.30

H
A
H
A
A
A
H
H
A
A
A
A
H

Bold text denotes fixtures in the MEDCB Haydn Davies

Trophy.
Additional friendly fixtures will be arranged on vacant dates.

UNDER-15
Friendly fixtures will be arranged on an ad hoc basis.

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wish South Loughton CC every success in 2016
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covering nearly all of east London and the City.

Metropolitan Essex Under-11 Indoor League: unbeaten

Div 2 Champions 2015-16

Robert Glendinning, ECB NatWest OSCA winner 2015

OFFICERS OF THE CLUB FROM 1947

LIFE PRESIDENT
2014- R Heafford
PRESIDENT
1954-57 F Richardson
1968-70 J Jones
1973-88 A Swallow
2000-13 R Heafford
CHAIRMAN
1947-51 N Crowhurst
1953-57 G Dunning
1959-89 N Crowhurst
1996- A Shields
SECRETARY
1947 W Ware
1951 R White
1960-68 W Theobald
1971-88 J Forbes
2000-12 G Pope
TREASURER
1947-51 F Clark
1955-58 N Crowhurst
1960 M Drake
1964-67 G Eastwood
1969-70 B Hearn
1976-79 C Couldrey
1982-85 D Turner
1987-89 D Turner
1992-94 A Tack
2005-12 J Davies
2016- G Jones

1958-67 G Dunning
1971-72 J Harris
1989-99 J Forbes
2014- M Dunning

1952 L Heap
1958 H Underwood
1990-95 C Couldrey

1948-50 R Pasola
1952-59 J Forbes
1969-70 R Davey
1989-99 J Chumley
2013- R Glendinning

1952-54 H Underwood
1959 J Harris
1961-63 A Woods
1968 R Cordes
1971-75 R Davey
1980-81 P Finson
1986 C Stops
1990-91 C Greenhill
1995-04 C Couldrey
2013-15 M Chowdhury

CLUB CAPTAINS FROM 1947

1947-52 N Crowhurst
1955-57 H Underwood
1961 S Collins
1967 S Collins
1969 B Hearn
1972-73 C Greenhill
1978 R Davey
1980 D Gladden
1982-83 P Coe
1985-88 R Chumley
1996-2000 P Coe
2005-08 T Henman
2010-12 C Scherer
2016- A Hossain

1953-54 E Pestell
1958-60 W Nuttall
1962-66 N Crowhurst
1968 N Crowhurst
1970-71 N Crowhurst
1974-77 P Jones
1979 C Greenhill
1981 C Greenhill
1984 C Greenhill
1989-95 J Davies
2001-04 M Pye
2009 S Pienaar
2013-15 K Chowdhury

The Sunday 1st XI captain was considered club captain until 1982, the
Saturday 1st XI captain thereafter

CLUBMAN OF THE YEAR

1985 J Chumley
1987 D Turner
1989 W Burke
1991 N Blundy
1993 W Wyatt/P Jones
1995 C Couldrey
1997 A Medley
1999
2001 R Farthing
2003 M Pye
2005 G Jones
2007 T Henman
2009 A Battle
2011 G Oliver
2013 F Rust
2015 D Kathuria

1986 W Burke
1988 A Shields
1990 N Crowhurst
1992 A Tack
1994
1996 I Jones
1998 P Jones
2000 R Glendinning
2002 G Pope
2004 H Nothnagel
2006 J Leader
2008 D Arlando
2010 D Smith
2012 J Davies
2014 A Platts

CLUB RECORDS FROM 1947

Highest totals:
For: (1st XI) 394-0 v Aspenden, Standon & Puckeridge (2005: Herts &
Essex League)
(2nd XI) 396-5 v Ashdon (2006: Herts & Essex League)
(3rd XI) 271 all out v Hockerill (2008: friendly)
Against: (1st XI) 367 all out v Ardleigh Green (1998: Bertie Joel Cup)
(2nd XI) 304-4 v Woodford Wells (2010: Herts & Essex League)
(3rd XI) 335-6 v Waltham Foresters (2009: friendly)
Batting first and losing:
(1st XI) 269-9 v Stansted (1999: Herts & Essex League)
(2nd XI) 271-6 v Epping Foresters (2006: Herts & Essex League)
Batting second:
(1st XI) 309-7 v Theydon Bois (2008: Herts & Essex League; lost by 6
runs); 308-7 v Old Parkonians (2005: friendly; game tied)
(2nd XI) 301-2 v Wethersfield (2015: Herts & Essex League; won by 8
wickets); 299-7 v Much Hadham (2006: Herts & Essex League; lost by
4 runs)
Lowest totals:
For: 11 v Southend Municipal College (1973)
Against: 9 v Old Buckwellians (1953)/Baldwyns (1958)/Cossors (1968)

RECORD PARTNERSHIPS
1st 394*
2nd 237*
3rd 196*
4th 184
5th 231
6th 159*
7th 148
8th 91
9th 116
10th 63

T Theron & M Pye v Aspenden, S&P (2005)

M Rahman & A Farthing v Hadley Wood Green (2012)
M Nel & H Nothnagel v Chigwell (2003)
I Baig & A Mahmood v Epping Foresters (2006)
F Pieters & J de Wet v Ashdon (2005)
M Stokes & E Ramsden v South Woodford (2006)
A Saifuddin & G Jones v London Marshes Select (2011)
S Stokes & G Jones v High Roding (2006)
M Stokes & S Hill v Epping Foresters (2015)
A Rajput & J Sahota v Willingale (2009)

BATSMEN SCORING 5000 RUNS

Name/Period
Inns
J Davies (82- )
664
P Coe (69-00)
814
C Greenhill (65-95) 499
W Burke (69-01)
773
T Henman (02- )
385
M Stokes (00- )
358
N Crowhurst (47-81) 670
J Chumley (74-99) 669
D Karchargis (85-93) 275
S Collins (56-83)
558
R Bignell (84-10)
555
R Chumley (74-92) 452
J Forbes (47-76)
758
A Shields (83- )
502
C de Boos (68-95) 351
C Scherer (05- )
236
L Baker (05- )
179
A Mahmood (98-06) 155
E Pestell (48-58)
293
L Pratt (81-95)
369
P Jones (67-05)
696
R Davey (68-84)
438
R Heafford (61-95) 562
W Theobald (54-71) 393

N/O
105
56
141
132
97
46
66
62
22
25
81
74
83
64
32
25
17
41
36
62
182
43
88
29

HS
132
120
101*
92
146
148*
102*
97
159*
121*
108*
134*
72*
87*
107*
138*
163*
109*
111
116
73
122*
103*
102*

Runs
15461
14578
13274
11443
11172
10853
10268
9076
8309
8209
7752
7668
7597
7195
6440
6568
6126
5894
5795
5404
5359
5353
5308
5079

Most runs in a season:

H Nothnagel 1,999 (2004) D Karchargis 1,657 (1989)
D Karchargis 1,607 (1990) M Stokes 1,586 (2006)
1000 runs in a season, most often:
T Henman (2003-2004/2006-2009) D Karchargis (1987-1991)
M Stokes (2004-2006, 2013-2014) C Greenhill (1981/1989)
H Nothnagel (2003-2004) A Mahmood (2003/2005)

Ave
27.66
19.23
37.08
17.85
38.80
34.79
17.00
14.95
32.84
15.40
16.35
20.29
11.25
16.43
20.19
31.13
37.81
51.70
22.55
17.60
10.48
13.55
11.20
13.95

Highest individual score:

T Theron 309* v Aspenden, Standon & Puckeridge (2005)
Other scores of 150 or more:
T Theron 199 v Ashdon (2006)
M Zahid 192* v Wethersfield (2015)
S Stokes 188* v Roding Valley (2005)
M Rahman 183* v Hadley Wood Green (2012)
H Nothnagel 179* v Ardeley Walkern (2004)
A Chughtai 171* v Spartan (2009)
L Baker 163* v Newport (2011)
D Karchargis 159* v Chingford (1991)
J Pieters 151* v Stansted Hall (2004)
D Karchargis 150* v Pegasus (1990)
F Bhatti 150* v Eltham (2014)

BOWLERS TAKING 500 WICKETS

Name/Period
P Jones (67-05)
R Elliott (47-57)
N Blundy (81-95)
D Mann (60-69)
J Davies (82- )
A Dennis (58-89)
R Heafford (61-95)
P Coe (69-00)
W Wyatt (76-00)
D Turner (70-90)
W Nuttall (47-60)
H Moody (61-71)
D Gladden (70-83)
D Smith (03- )
D Woods (55-71)

O
8687.1
2878.1
5147.2
3888.5
4178.2
4264
3139.1
3247.2
4089.2
4159.1
2228
3016
2575.2
3390.3
2425.2

M
2062
828
1139
1047
473
1069
431
650
1182
211
603
752
544
899
612

R
26371
5457
15738
9431
17256
11427
11663
10610
11137
10792
5342
8688
7355
9366
6343

Most wickets in a season: R Elliott 136 (1952)

W
1726
942
913
875
841
819
749
679
675
665
659
631
602
520
515

Ave
15.28
5.79
17.24
10.78
20.52
13.95
15.57
15.62
16.50
16.23
8.11
13.77
12.22
18.01
12.32

100 wickets in a season, most often:

D Mann (1963-1969) R Elliott (1948-1953)
W Nuttall (1947/1953-1954) P Jones (1973-1974/1976)
Best bowling analysis: N Blundy 10-40 v Elsenham (1984)
W Nuttall 10-30 v Coopersale (1947; 12-a-side match)
Nine wickets in an innings:
K Greenaway 9-12 v Compton (1960)
A Dennis 9-12 v Harold Wood (1976)
L Patient 9-34 v Old Ignatians (1984)
H Debnam 9-61 v Northmet (1957)
J Davies 9-72 v Winscombe (1988)
R Elliott 9-27 v Walthamstow Wanderers (1949; 12-a-side match)

ALL-ROUND RECORDS
500 runs and 100 wickets in season:
D Mann 527+123 (1967)/550+103 (1969) D Woods 548+113 (1962)
B Hearn 690+103 (1969) P Jones 510+113 (1973)
1000 runs and 50 wickets in season:
T Henman 1,072+54 (2006)/1,136+51 (2007)
D Karchargis 1,138+65 (1987) C Greenhill 1,064+50 (1989)
J Davies 1,162+51 (1994)
H Nothnagel 1,999+58 (2004)

WICKET-KEEPING RECORDS
More than 200 dismissals:
W Burke 746 (354c+392s) J Chumley 402 (299c+103s)
J Forbes 325 (272c+53s) M Dunning 293 (228c+65s)
P Greenhill 240 (175c+65s) M Stokes 248 (169c+79s)
Most victims in a season: W Burke 67 (37c+30s) (1989)

FIELDING RECORDS
Outfielders taking more than 150 catches:
P Coe 274 P Jones 252 J Davies 247 R Chumley 203
N Crowhurst 198 C Greenhill/A Shields 171 G Belcher 170
Most outfield catches in a season:
30: M Pye (2005)
24: M Humphreys (1999)
23: G Belcher (1980) L Pratt (1989)

CLUB HONOURS
Lillywhite Frowd/Barking & Dagenham Post Essex County
League:
1st XI: Div 3 Runners-Up (1984) Div 3 Runners-Up (1998)
2nd XI: Div 2 Runners-Up (1986) Div 2 Champions (1988)
Young Player of the Year: L Pratt (1986) S Bye (1997)
Leading Wicket-Keeper: J Chumley (1989)
Ten-17 FM/Lords International/HECCSport Herts & Essex League:
1st XI: Div 4 Champions (2004) Div 3 Champions (2005) Div 2
Champions (2006) Div 1 Champions (2007) Div 1 Runners-Up (2009)
Div 2 Runners-Up (2013)
2nd XI: Div 5 Champions (2004) Div 4 Champions (2005)
Divisional Batting Award: M Nel (2002) H Nothnagel (2004)
J Pieters (2004) T Theron (2005) L Baker (2007/2011) R Hassan
(2008) W Masood (2012) M Zahid (2015)
Divisional Bowling Award: A Mahmood (2001) H Nothnagel (2003)
F Pieters (2004) J Van Rensburg (2005) G Pope (2005) T Henman
(2006) L Baker (2007) M Modler (2007)
Divisional Wicket-Keeping Award: M Stokes (2005-2006/2013)
C Scherer (2008)
Divisional Young Player of the Year Award: M Stokes (2004)
J Ramsden (2005) N Tredgold (2007)

Middlesex & Essex Invitation League:

Champions (2013); Runners-Up (2009-2010/2012)
Leading Wicket Taker: D Smith (2011)
Wicket-Keeping Award: M Stokes (2009/2011/2013)
Metropolitan Essex Indoor League:
A VI: Div 2 Champions (1988) Div 2 Champions (2005)
Gerry Seeberan Plate Winners (2015)
B VI: Div 3 Champions (2007)
Under-11 VI: Div 2 Champions (2016)
Under-11 B VI: Div 2 Champions (2010)
Under-13 A VI: Div 2 Champions (2011)
Under-15 VI: Div 2 Champions (2008)
Waltham Abbey Indoor League: Div 2 Champions (2007)
Championship Runners-Up (2016)
Vernon Cocking Cup: Runners-Up (1993)
Metropolitan Essex Under-10 League: Champions (2015)
Club Cricket Conference Presidents XI: R Elliott (1952)
M Loughland (1956)
London Active Partnership Club of the Year: Runners-Up (2003)
London Active Partnership Award for Outstanding Achievement
in Coaching and Volunteering: Winner: A Shields (2005)
East London & Essex Business Awards: Runners-Up (2003)
Certificate of Merit (2004)
ECB NatWest OSCA: A Medley (2005) A Shields (2007) T
Henman (2008) R Heafford (2010) R Glendinning (2011/2015)
Essex County Cricket Board Long Service Award: J Forbes
(1998) P Jones (2013) A Shields (2014)
EFVB Junior Volunteer of the Year: Winner: M Wixey (2003)

2015 ACHIEVEMENTS AND AWARD WINNERS

11,000 career runs: T Henman

6,000 career runs: C Scherer, L Baker
500 career wickets: D Smith
1,000 runs for the season: A Chughtai, 1,069
Highest ever successful run chase: Saturday 2nd XI,
301-2 v Wethersfield
9th wicket record partnership: 116, M Stokes &
S Hill, Sunday XI v Epping Foresters
Waltham Abbey Indoor League: Championship
Runners-Up
Metropolitan Essex Under-10 League: Champions
Metropolitan Essex Under-11 Indoor League: Div 2
Champions
ECB NatWest OSCA: R Glendinning
Jack Petchey Foundation Crystal Award

Saturday 1st XI:

Batting: C Scherer
Best performance: J Davies

Bowling: J Davies

Saturday 2nd XI:

Batting: T Henman
Best performance: M Zahid

Bowling: A Hossain

Sunday XI:
Batting: A Chughtai
Best performance: A Battle

Bowling: S Hill

Junior Players of the Year:

Under-15: S Hill
Under-13: S Shute
Under-10: Metropolitan Essex Under-10 League squad
Presidents Award: L Mann Clubman of the Year: D Kathuria

DIRECTIONS TO GROUNDS
South Loughton CC
Roding Road, Loughton, Essex IG10 3BS
Proceed to the end of Roding Road. Turn left into the
cul-de-sac and car park, then walk through the metal gate.
Ground is behind the tennis courts.
Please advise in advance should visitors with accessibility
needs require direct access to the ground.
London Underground Central Line to Loughton station, then
10-minute walk.
Old Chigwellians Sports Club
Roding Lane, Chigwell, Essex IG7 6BE
London Underground Central Line to Buckhurst Hill station, then
bus 167 to Guru Gobind Singh Khalsa College. Walk over
motorway bridge and turn left into Roding Lane.

SUMMER NETS AND COACHING

Sessions run every Wednesday from 11 May to 20 July at Chigwell
School, High Road, Chigwell, Essex IG7 6QR.
Juniors: 7-8pm FUNdamentals (soft ball); 7.30-9pm all junior age
groups (8.30pm finish until May 25).
Cost 5 per session payable on the night.
Adults: 7.30-9pm (8.30pm finish until May 25).
Cost included in annual membership.