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Christopher Martin-Jenkins MBE, MCC President 2010-2011 |
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Gosden House School winner of the Don Rowan Trophy 2010 |
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Beth McGregor one of the w inners of Cricket Society Awards Dinner 2009 at the Royal Overseas League with
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John Arlott Plaque unveiled The plaque itself, now proudly in place at The Old Sun, New Alresford following its unveiling on 21st June 2009 |
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Winners of Cricket Society Awards pictured with chairman Ian Jackson and President John Barclay at The Cricket Society
Autumn Dinner on Friday 31st October 2008 |
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Barney with his benefit committee Fred, Matt and Ian |
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Fred Raffle is well known in cricketing circles, as his guide dog, Barney. Fred has followed Glamorgan round the UK and England round the world for decades. The journeys all begin from his home in Sunderland and for the last 10 years Barney has travelled to Glamorgan games with him. During that time Barney has been to 35 grounds and been patted by 14 England captains. On his travels Fred has worked with BBC and Sky and is well known to their broadcasting teams. When David Lloyd was told of Barney’s 10 years service and impending retirement he suggested a benefit. As luck would have it Matthew Maynard, who is Barney’s favourite cricketer, was travelling to Durham to speak to the Cricket Society on 6th November and this was Barney’s big night. The branch made a donation from the raffle, photographs were taken of the members with the championship trophy and Glamorgan and Durham gave items of cricket memorabilia to auction on Ebay. Those who attended the meeting heard Fred interview Matt about his life as a cricketer and latterly as a coach. Although typically modest about his own considerable achievements he gave us an idea of how Viv Richards taught him how to win matches and was generous in his praise for others with whom he had played. Barney has generously agreed to give the proceeds to The Cricket Society Trust and he has brought in over £200 which will help their excellent work |
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Ravi Bopara was presented with the Wetherall Trophy for the Leading Young Allrounder in English First Class Cricket for 2007
by Chris Lowe, Vice President of The Cricket Society. The presentation was made at Lord's before start of play on Monday 9th June 2007, during the match between Middlesex and Essex |
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On Wednesday 24th September, on the first day of the LV County Championship Division 1 clash between Kent and Durham; 21 Cricket Society members and their guests convened in The Harris Room at the St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury. Guest of honour was the incoming MCC president, former Kent and England bowler, Derek Underwood, pictured with Cricket Society Executive Committee members Derek Barnard (left); London meetings organiser and website editor Tony Weaver; Librarian and Kent's Honorary Statistician Howard Milton; and London Dinner Organiser and committee secretary Mike Dwyer. Picture by Maureen Dwyer. |
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Derek Ufton (pictured left) was presented with a bottle of Champagne by The Cricket Society's Vice Chairman Derek Barnard (pictured right) as a gesture of thanks for his generosity when addressing meetings of The Cricket Society in London and Durham. |
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