Volume 1

July 01, 2011

Issue 27

Multi-talented International Star, Guy Sebastian of Hollywood CC

EDITORIAL WEEKEND CRICKET MAGAZINE! GUY SEBASTIAN! ICC DECISIONS! SCCA LEAGUE 2011! OUTSTANDING PERFORMERS! SCCA LEAGUE 2011 SCHEDULE FOR JULY!

EDITORIAL

WEEKEND CRICKET MAGAZINE!!!

WEEKEND CRICKET magazine was started with the intention of (a) Encouraging local talent by providing a write-up and publishing the pictures of those who have performed well during the weekend games; (b) being the voice of the players with reference to cricket administration in Southern California, in particular, and bring about changes for the good of the game; and (c) help promote the game. This is a magazine provided free of cost to the readers. There is no manpower and therefore, it is not possible to cover all the areas where cricket is played in Southern California without the cooperation of the teams playing in grounds outside of Woodley Park. WEEKEND CRICKET magazine management expects cooperation from the clubs, to send to the publisher, pictures of players who have scored a Century; players who got 5 or more wickets in a match; and any other outstanding performance to enable us to include this in the magazine. It is not the old days where one has to take a picture, develop and print the same. More or less everyone in a team has a cell phone with a built camera. This should make it easy to take a picture and email the same. What is needed is a designation of an individual in the club to perform this function. WEEKEND CRICKET management has been debating whether to continue publishing this magazine or not. In the absence of input from clubs, it is not possible to do justice to the magazine. The purpose of the magazine, in our opinion, is not fully served as we are not getting input. Also, the magazine envisioned that by drawing the attention of the administration to the players problems, such as having good practice nets, a decent turf pitch to play the match on and an even outfield, administration will promptly act to remedy the situation. Unfortunately, all these are going to deaf ears. The President of SCCA is telecommuting and/or having town hall meetings. May be, since we elected these people we may have to go with the saying What cannot be Cured has to be endured. How true it is in this years SCCA Administration.

Only positive outcome appears to be that some clubs after reading the magazine have changed. We wrote about a clubs unpleasant behavior on the field and, in their next game, the match summary from the losing team says that their behavior in this game was exemplary. We are glad we could make a difference, however small it may be. Match summary written by the teams (mostly by winning teams) at the end of the game confines to that particular game and not to the previous game(s). If a team fails to write a summary and/or fails to include an incident that took place in that game, they have lost their chance to officially voice their concern. This is not an academic institution and there is no make-up test!

GUY SEBASTIAN!
Staff Reporter

Guy Sebastian was born in Malaysia on 26th of October 1981. His family moved to Melbourne, Australia in 1988. Guy Sebastian had a great passion for Music and also Cricket. He is multi-talented and was the first winner of Australian Idol in 2003. He has released several Albums and Singles many of which have been Platinum albums. Having learnt his Cricket in Australia, he is a swashbuckling cricket and currently plays for the Hollywood CC in SCCA league. More about the highly versatile and multi-faceted talented human being can be read in his website www.guysebastian.com.au

ICC DECISIONS!!!
By K.C.S. Rao It appears that finally ICC has started to recognize the players need, the ground conditions, umpires dilemma and other matters associated with playing International games when they recently made some crucial decisions. As is always the case, any change irrespective of its being good or bad is resented. These changes are no exception. It is not surprising when ICC allowed Affiliate countries, otherwise known as minnows to compete in the ensuing World Cup Cricket alongside Full member nations. After the conclusion of the World Cup 2011, a ruling was made that minnows will not be allowed to participate in 2015 World Cup. Minnows, particularly countries like Ireland, Netherland and others protested this ruling. ICC, perhaps, was surprised to see the enormous and unconditional support the affiliate countries had. May be, the original decision was made taking into consideration the gate collections at such events. ICC should think of other ways to handle the low attendance situation rather than not playing these countries. Relegation of the bottom two teams at each tournament would help solve this problem. See more details on this at the latter end of this article. Logically, ICCs original ruling excluding minnows from 2015 World Cup made no sense whatsoever since that gives a platform (a) to promote cricket in these countries; and (b) compete with Full members to seek improvement in the status. Minnows like Ireland, Netherland, and others performed well in 2011 World Cup as well as in the 2007 World Cup in West Indies. In fact, the performance of some of the cricket-playing countries such as Bangladesh in the recently concluded World Cup was disappointing. ICC conducts tournaments for Affiliate countries grouping them into various divisions. To qualify to play in the World Cup, the Affiliate team has to perform well in each division and get promoted to the next division. The top two teams of the highest division qualify to play in the World Cup. This has been working well so far and there was no need to make any changes at this time. In fact, ICC could go one step further to witness competitive and good cricket by introducing relegation of the bottom two teams of the World Cup, irrespective of whether they are from cricket-playing countries or Affiliate countries. This would provide incentive to teams like Bangladesh to perform well to retain their cricket-playing country (Test playing) status. Additionally, audience will show interest in the outcome of the game(s) till the last ball of the tournament, both at the championship level and the relegation level. Other decisions made at the recently concluded ICC meeting held in Honking included the following: No runners in international cricket. New balls from both ends in One-Day Internationals. Creation of a Twenty-20 International rankings table from October 1, 2011. Batting and bowling power-plays to be taken between overs 16 and 40. Captains to be suspended after only two over-rate breaches in a year as opposed to the existing three. Batsmen can be dismissed obstructing the field if they change their course while running to prevent a runout chance. Bowlers will be allowed to run out a non-striker backing up unfairly.

Lots of criticisms and comments have come on these rulings from past cricketers, journalists and others. Some of the comments do merit consideration. In any case, unless and until it is tried out for a season, one cannot conclusively say these are best for cricket. On paper, it appears that, when implemented, these rulings should help improve fairness of the game. In the absence of an accepted method to test the fake from the real injury to the player, the writer tends to agree with the ruling that no runner should be allowed for an injured. Either he plays with the injury or he does not. I know the batting side will suffer. Because while fielding, the same team is allowed a substitute field in the place of injured (who may be a better fielder than the injured!). Alternative, the writer agrees with the suggestion made by former Indias Captain Kapil Dev that such an injured batsman if comes back as number eleven batsman be allowed a runner. This precludes providing a runner in any other position excepting when an injured batsman bats at Eleven. It is observed that none of the Captains that participated in the recently concluded World Cup knew the implications of both batting and bowling power-plays. No one utilized it properly to enhance teams performance. By the new ruling, the Captains at lease would start thinking about the power-play and use it during the course of the game, rather than at the 45th over. Every team would automatically start pushing the score in the last five overs, depending on the number of wickets in hand. This ruling is a good move for the betterment of the game. Agreed that a captain should be aware of the over rate, at all times. If the Captain fails to enforce the over-rate, he, along with the team, should be penalized. Present ruling of suspending the captain after three such violations becomes immaterial when you play a limited number of game. (only 3-Tests or 4-Tests, 3-ODIs or 5 ODIs). Reducing the number of violations to two games prior to suspension seems reasonable. When Sri Lankan National Cricket Team was bombed in Pakistan the author had written in one of the past issues of AMERICAN CRICKETER published from Florida, USA, that it is high time ICC takes appropriate action to de-recognize the Cricket Administration of countries where the Countrys government is involved in their functioning. Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe were the countries that made that list, at that time. It appears that ICC believes in Better Late than Never policy and has since come up an ultimatum to the Cricket Board of Countries where government of that country has the last say. This should have been done immediately after Sri Lanka incident in Pakistan. Then there would not have been the issue of match-fixing by bowling intentional no ball, etc. It is hoped that ICC means what it says and strictly enforces his own ruling in this regard. Lesser independently administered boards are better than having more boards with government control. Cricket cannot grow like this. The other burning issue before the ICC is the Decision Review System (DRS). AMERICAN CRICKETER magazine carried an article on the pros and cons of DRS during Indias tour of Sri Lanka. Either totally mechanize the process without any human involvement or go back to old days. Half knowledge is dangerous in any field. Hope good sense prevails when finally a decision is made on this issue. It appears this is the first time that ICC has taken time to consider all issues in front of them and came up with solutions in one sitting. This is moving in the right direction. Waiting to see the enforcement of these changes prior to saying hats off to ICC!

SCCA LEAGUE 2011!

Staff Reporter WEEKEND OF JUNE 11 & 12:

VIJAYTA BEAT ORANGE COUNTY CC ABHIK VYASS 6 FOR 31 IN VAIN!

Orange County batted first and was all out for 159 runs. Ravi Kandan 23, Abhik Vyas 39, and Easwaran Venkatachalam 36, Mehul Dave 3 for 27. Vijayta scored 160 runs for the loss of six wickets. Tarun Bhoomi Reddy 81, Abhik Vyas 6 for 31.

PASADENA-1 LOST TO PEGASUS

Pasadena-1 scored 197 for the loss of 8 wickets. Usman Ghani 35, Ali Khan 44, Anil Kasinadhuni 27 and Eddie Malhar 24 not out. Mustajab (Mushi) Khan, Irajul Ahmed and Shakeel Ahmed got two wickets apiece. Pegasus scored 198 for the loss of 7 wickets. Nazim Shirazi 77, Haider Raja 22, Shakeel Ahmed 20 not out and Ibrahim Mufrad 48 not out. Vishal Lakhina 3 for 51, Ali Khan 2 for 71.

SAN DIEGO-1 LOST TO CARIBBEAN

San Diego-1 scored 93 for the loss of 8 wickets. Gaurav Khillon 20 and Bansidhar Gopalachari 25. Mohammed Asad 3 for 25, Trevon Osbourn 2 or 15. Caribbean scored 94 for the loss of 3 wickets. Roy DeSilva 33 and Mohammed Asad 23 not out, Benson Thomas 2 for 36.

CORINTHIANS BEAT INTERNATIONAL

Corinthians scored 258 for the loss of 7 wickets. David OConnor 48, Brendon Nugent 44, Theo Mavro 50, Pramukh Subramanian22 and Abbas Nordakh 29. Nasir Memon 2 for 39, Mubashar Naqvi 2 for 65 and Rashid Zia 2 for 43. International was all out for 182 runs. Safar Siddiqui 20, Mohammed Asif Munir 53 and Nasir Memon 32. Vedant Raval 4 for 43, Andrew Price 3 for 38.

UNBEATEN CENTURY BY NANDISH PATEL AND JANAK PATELS 6 FOR 20 HELP INLAND EMPIRE-2 BEAT BRIT.DOM.
In a one sided game, IE-2 comfortably beat Brit.Dom by 219 runs. Thanks to a fine unbeaten century by Nandish Patel, IE-2 amassed a match-winning total of 343 runs for the loss of 8 wickets. It was unfortunate for Ashwin Patel to miss his century by 9 runs. Dhaval Desai 57 gave good support to these two batsmen. Brit.Dom conceded 66 extras (wides 51). Prasanth Venkatesan 3 for 59 and Stephan Marianayagan 2 for 46 bowled well for Brit.Dom. Brit.Dom was all out for 124 runs. Rory Collings 36 and Seetharaman Balasubramanian 20 not out batted well for Brit.Dom. Janak Patel bowled well for IE-2 to capture 6 wickets conceding only 20 runs in 8 overs of which 1 was a maiden over.

KABIR BEAT DOLPHINS

Dolphins scored 119 for the loss of 9 wickets. Sunil Ramineni 35 not out and Junay Banday 32 batted well for Dolphins. Nikesh Ahir 2 for 23, Suketu Pariksh 2 for 21, Mahesh Ahir 2 for 24 and Vipul Ahir 2 for 21 bowled well for Kabir. Kabir scored the required runs to win the game by 7 wickets. Kabir 120 for the loss of 3 wickets. Gunjan Patel 58 not out and Extras conceded by Dolphins 38.

PIONEER BEAT PACIFICA

Pioneer scored 164 for the loss of 6 wickets. Avinash Ramkishun 49 and Harry Persaud 47 batted well for Pioneer. Pacifica conceded 40 extras. Chandrasekhar Chinnathambi 2 for 31, and Venkat Reddy Mayreddy 2 for 31 bowled well for Pacifica. In reply, Pacifica was all out for 123 runs. Kalpesh Trivedi 23, Hemchand Narem 3 for 30 Ray Ramjohn 2 for 20 and Hemchand Ramkishun 3 for 13 bowled well for Pioneers.

HOLLYWOOD-1 BEAT CSUF

CSUF batted first and was all out for 117 runs. Adheesh Bhate 21 and Deepak Gosain 21 batted well for CSUF. Rishab Nanda 3 for 17 and Nikhil Iyer 4 for 24 bowled well for HCC-1 to restrict CSUF to a small total. In reply HCC-1 scored the required runs and won the game by 7 wickets. Thilan Indrasena scored a polished 70. Mohammed Sadiq got 2 for 22.

INLAND EMPIRE-1 BEAT SAN DIEGO-2

IE-1 batted first and was all out for 207 runs. Jay Verma 24, Vimal Patel 27 and Davendra Chudasama 36 batted well for IE-1. However, San Diego-2 conceded 51 extras (wides 42). Vishal Upadhyay (2 for 40) and Achal Kumar (2 for 58) bowled well for San Diego-2. In reply, SD-2 was all out for 167 runs. Jitendra Barlinge 20, Vishal Upadhyay 21, John Aneja 27, Kumar Chittory 34 and Davendra Chudasama 2 for 16,Kunal Jethi 2 for 19 and Vimal Patel 2 for 20 bowled well for IE-1 to restrict SD-2 to 167 runs.

VENTURA BEAT CENTURY

In a close fought game, Ventura CC beat Century CC by 14 runs. Ventura was all out for 219 runs. Muffidhkhan Pathan 26, Mehmood Shahid 94 and Prabhjot Singh 49 batted well for Ventura. It was unfortunate for Mehmood Shahid to miss his century by 6 runs. Nadeeshan Dawson 2 for 32, Mevan Fernando 2 for 48 and Manjula Vithana 4 for 38 bowled well for Century CC. In reply, Century was all out for 205 runs. Maduka DeSilva 33, Malinda Fernando 53 and extgras 35 (wides 20) were the scorers for Century CC. Muffidhkhan Pathan 3 for 38, Yaser Mir 3 for 30 and Amarjeet Sekhon 2 for 29 bowled well for Ventura to restrict Century to 205 runs.

TARUN TYAGIS 6 FOR 27 HELPS USC BEAT DECCAN

Tarun Tyagi of USC bowled well to capture 6 for 27 runs and help his team beat Deccan by 22 runs. USC batted first and was all out for 131 runs. Tarun Tyagi 22, Dushyant Sharma 39 and Abhimanyu Bishnoi 41 not out. Nishant Patel bowled well for Deccan to get his 6 for 29 in 6.4 overs. This was not enough as USCs

Tarun Tyagi also captured 6 for 27 and his team-mates backed him up with their batting. In reply, Deccan was all out for 109 runs. Mukul Kharatkar 24. USC conceded 39 extras (wides 38). Tarun Tyagi 6 for 27 in 8 overs of which 1 was maiden. He was ably supported by Dushyant Sharma 2 for 23 in the bowling department.

FRIENDS BEAT UNIVERSITY

In a low scoring match, Friends CC beat University CC by 24 runs. Friends CC batted first and was all out for 105 runs. Asif Abba Ali 32, Ali Qazi 212 and Farhan Usmani 20 batted well for Friends CC. Manoj Arora 4 for 23, Aman Singh 2 for 16, Shailesh Calib 2 for 7 bowled well for University to restrict Friends CC to 105 runs. In reply, University did well in the beginning with their opening bat Vijay Raju doing most of the scoring. At one stage University was 53 for the loss of 4 wickets chasing 105 runs. Then UCC collapsed and was all out for 81 runs. Middle and lower order batsmen let the team down.

BnB BEAT SANTA BARBARA

Santa Barbara fatted first and scored 199 for the loss of 6 wickets. Mohd. Faheem 23, Hameed Popal 28, Sayan Ranu 23, Rony Marino 40 and Humayoun Butt 43 batted well for Santa Barbara. Manish Bhatt 2 or 37 and Joydeep Mukherjee 2 for 25 bowled well for BnB. In reply, BnB scored the required runs for the loss of 9 wickets. BnB 200 for 9. Sanjay Patel 21, Parthasarathi Sunderaraj 47, Randeep Arora 29 and Kalpesh Patel 22 and Joydeep Mukherjee 24 not out batted well. Santa Barbara conceded 28 extras (wides 24). Mohd. Hamza 2 for 46, Sayan Ranu 2 for 41, Owais Javeed 2 for24 and Nalin Melo 3 for 28 bowled well.

HOLLYWOOD-3 BEAT SOUTH BAY CC

HCC-3 batted first and was all out for 169. Ankur Patel 45 and Chetan Vakharia 50, batted well for HCC-3. Kiran Kumar Singh 3 for21 and Sagar Purankar 4 for 19 bowled well for South Bay. In reply South Bay kept up the tempo of the game for some and then was all out for 156. Abbas Ali Damani of South Bay was unfortunate to miss his century by 8 runs. Abbas Ali Damani 92 runs and Jatinder Singh 20 were the only scorers for South Bay. All other batsmen failed miserably. Bharat Prasad 4 for 43, Delan Bastian 2 for 21 and Mahesh Sanmukh 2 for 23 bowled well for HCC-3

SANJEEVA WEERASINGHES CENTURY AND MICHAIL WELSHS 5 FOR 18 HELP COUGARS BEAT REGAL
Sanjeeva Weerasinghe who is in great form this season scored 110 runs in his teams total of204 for 8. His batting and his team-mate Mikhail Welshs deadly bowling (5 for 18 in 6.2 overs of which 1 was maiden) helped Cougars record an easy victory over their rivals Regals. Cougars 204 for 8. Sanjeeva Weerasinghe 110 and the next highest scorer was 26 extras conceded by Regal. Abhishek Vasudevan 2 for 28 and Mayur Bansode 2 for 40 bowled well for Regal. In reply, Regal was all out for 155 runs. Purvesh Kothari 28, Devraj Yadav 40 and Aftab Yusuff 39 put up some resistance. But Cougars bowling appeared to be too much for Regal to handle. Michail Welshi 5 for 18 and Kenneth Bennett 2 for 27 bowled well.

CENTURY BY SOWRIRAJAN SAMPATH HELPS HCC-4 BEAT EAGLES

HCC-4s opening bat Sowrirajan Sampath scored 108 runs of a total of 273 and helped his team easily win over Eagles. Prasanth Narayan 68, and Satish Balu 25 provided able support to him. Eagles conceded 33 extras (wides 23). Richard Andrew 4 for 21 was the successful bowler. In reply, Eagles was all out for 213 runs. St. Clair Alexander 47 and Richard Andrews 46 provided some resistance. HCC-4 conceded 39 extras (33 no balls). Kenny Thomas 4 for39, Pronit Dutta 2 for 35 and Bhavik Bhakta 2 for 38 were the successful bowlers for HCC-4.

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OUTSTANDING PERFORMERS!
NAMES OF CENTURIANS AND BOWLERS WHO HAD TAKEN 5 OR MORE WICKETS IN A GAME DURING THE LAST FORTNIGHT. DETAILS OF THE SCORES ARE AVAILABLE AT WWW.SCCACRICKET.ORG CENTURIANS : 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Nandish Patel, Inland Empire-2 CC Sanjeeva Weeerasinghe, Cougars CC Sowrirajan Sampath, Hollywood CC-4 Anantaram Kota, Hollywood CC-1 Pramukh Subramanian, Corinthian CC Harshad Sowan, Hollywood CC-2 Aizaz Ali, Citrus CC Mohammed Khalid, Pasadena CC-2 Gunjan Patel, Kabir CC

FIVE OR MORE WICKETS IN A MATCH: 1. AbhikVyas, Orange County CC 2. Janak Patel, Inland Empire-2 CC 3. Tarun Tyagi, Univ. of Southern California CC 4. Michail Welsh, Cougars CC 5. Sanjay Bhakta, Hollywood CC-3 6. Jatinder Singh, South Bay CC 7. Timil Patel, Vijayta CC 8. Fahmeed Khan, Friends CC 9. Sanjeeva Weerasinghe, Cougars CC 10. Sriman Kesappragada, Pacifica CC

Century-Maker: Anantaram Kota, Hollywood CC-1

Century-Maker: Aijaz Ali, Citrus CC

Century-Maker: Harshad Sowan, HCC - 2

5-Wicket haul: Timil Patel, Vijayta CC

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