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Northumberland & Tyneside Cricket League Record 2018
Our first ever game in the newly formed league we hosted Whitley Bay CC 1st team in a Division 3 match. WBCC were put into bat and Dean Greaves and David Dent did the damage with the ball Dean took 6 wickets for 3 runs and David 4 wickets for 2 runs WBCC were all out for 6 runs in 11.3 overs.
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Blast from the past - Looking at Old League Records
Trevor Elliott and Graham Pattinson Un-broken 10th wicket stand of 122 back in 2003 v Old Record Players.
Also Highest Innings by No 11 batsmen Trevor Elliott of 67 Not Out
Northumberland Cricket League A Division 1st Team Fixture
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End of Season Renovations of Cricket Square
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Last Man Standing
See how everyone is doing by clicking on Last Man Standing tab down the left hand side of the page Latest NewsNov 22, 2020, 8:46 pmWe have had over 115,500 visitors to our website since we launched it in April 2008 Nov 22, 2020, 8:43 pmWe are still down to only two players left in the LMS.
Lee H picked Everton who won 3 - 2 away against Fulham
Paul H picked Man Utd who won 1 - 0 at home v West Brom
On to next week prize pot stands at £420 Nov 6, 2020, 5:13 pmWe are down to only two players left in the LMS.
One has picked Man City the other has selceted Spurs.
Prize pot stands at £420 Nov 6, 2020, 5:02 pm
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Further to our update yesterday, DCMS and Sport England have today released the clarification here on outdoor exercise.
DCMS and Sport England have confirmed that 1:1 coaching is permissible during lockdown in England in a public outdoor space as long as social distancing is maintained. 1:1 Coaching cannot take place with multiple people from one household.
You can still travel to spend time for exercise outdoors, for example to access an open space, but should look to reduce the number of journeys you make and wherever possible, exercise should be done locally.
There’s no limit on the amount of time spent exercising outdoors, or the amount of times per day you exercise outdoors.
Schools are able to work with external coaches, clubs and organisations for curricular activities where they’re satisfied that it’s safe to do so during school hours.
Where schools are offering extra-curricular activities (that is, before and after school clubs) they should only do so where it’s reasonably necessary to support parents to work, search for work, or undertake training or education, or where the provision is being used for the purposes of respite care. Schools should consider carefully how such arrangements can operate within their wider protective measures.
Competition between different schools shouldn’t take place, in line with the wider restrictions on grassroots sport.
Sport and physical education as part of education and training can continue. Outdoor sports should be prioritised where possible, and large indoor spaces used where it’s not. Colleges should maximise distancing between consistent student groups and pay scrupulous attention to cleaning and hygiene and use maximum fresh air ventilation through either opening doors and windows or ventilation systems.
Competition between different colleges shouldn’t take place, in line with the wider restrictions on grassroots sport.
Professional cricket that is classified as elite by the UK Government can continue as an exemption during this period.
Hospitality venues such as cafes, restaurants, pubs, bars and social clubs must close; with the exception of providing food and drink for takeaway (before 10pm; including alcohol), click-and-collect, drive-through or delivery, if purchased and distributed via the following methods: making deliveries in response to orders received, through a website, or otherwise by on-line communication, by telephone, including orders by text message, or by post.
Whilst school sport can continue as an exemption during this period, university sport must be suspended. Coach education programmes can continue where this cannot be undertaken online.
The health and wellbeing of everyone in the cricket community has and remains our number one priority and we are in dialogue with DCMS about how recreational cricket activity can return safely once the national lockdown ends.
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England & Wales Cricket Board, Lord's Cricket Ground, London, NW8 8QZ
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Groundsman working on square 4/11/2020 Nov 4, 2020, 10:20 pmToday our groundsman was working on our square, he has cut the square down with our rotary mower as the grass was getting a bit long, getting ready for the winter the grass coverage is looking really good.
He also aeriated the whole square to a depth of 5” this year, each year it is done a differtent depths which stops a thach layer developing which in turn will decompact the soil and help to have deeper roots, which is good for strong grass.
The holes also allows in nutrients along with water and air which supports good grass development.
Which in turn will give us a good playing surface next season as long as COVID is sorted out (fingers crossed)
Government Update 4/11/2020 Nov 4, 2020, 9:58 pmPlease find below the latest information from the ECB in relation to recent government updates:
As a result of the UK Government’s new national COVID-19 restrictions, and subject to Members of Parliament voting today and the publication of bespoke guidance from the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport [DCMS], ECB understands all organised recreational cricket activity indoors and outdoors will be suspended from 5th November until 2nd December in England. Professional cricket that is classified as elite by the UK Government can continue as an exemption during this period.
Hospitality venues such as cafes, restaurants, pubs, bars and social clubs must close; with the exception of providing food and drink for takeaway (before 10pm; and not including alcohol), click-and-collect, drive-through or delivery.
The UK Government has confirmed that school sport can continue as an exemption during this period but university sport must be suspended. Coach education programmes can continue where this cannot be undertaken online.
The health and wellbeing of everyone in the cricket community has and remains our number one priority and we are in dialogue with DCMS about how recreational cricket activity can return safely once the national lockdown ends.
End of Season Renovations of Cricket Square Oct 27, 2020, 5:28 pmOur cricket square is looking good following our end of season work, really good grass coverage.
Photos taken October 2020.
Hopefully we will be able to have a normal season and get some use out of the work we have put in, we all hope that next year will be COVID Free.
 
Last Man Standing Fund Raiser Oct 19, 2020, 7:10 pmOur first LMS competition only lasted 3 weeks, we were down to 4 members left in and they all went out with their selected teams not winning on the weekend of 12th & 13th October.
So it became a roller over which started again on Saturday 17th October, out of 21 members 18 went out in the first week as the majority of members selected Chelsea to win against West Ham which ended up a 3 - 3 draw.
Only 3 members left in the and the prize pot stands at £420 a nice little sum for someone.
Great fund raiser for our Cricket Club as well as keeping the members in touch with each other.
Well done Chris Harwood for organising this.
If you would like to join for the next LMS competition speak to Chris and he can sort this out. Sep 18, 2020, 2:14 pmOur club is running a Last Man Standing competition organised by Chris Harwood, for the this the first competition Chris managed to get 40 people to join, the entry fee is a one off £10 and you don’t pay anything more until the prize pot is won.
This is basically a competition to pick one Premier League football team from the weekend’s fixtures, your team must win for you to go through to the next round, if not you are out. If your team wins you must pick a different team for the following week’s fixtures and so on until someone wins.
The club takes a cut of the entry fee and the rest is paid out to the winner.
A great way to raise club funds and have something to look forward too, in these testing times, when our club income is very little.
If you would like to be considered for the next game after this one has been won, give Chris a call or contact your Chairman.
Stay safe!!!!!!
Sep 18, 2020, 1:58 pm
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We are now in a position to share with you the guidelines for cricket indoors which are available to view via the links below. Thank you for your patience whilst we worked with DCMS and key partners to finalise these.
The purpose of these guidelines is to offer practical guidance to venues, coaching providers and clubs on the steps they should take while undertaking cricket indoors. They should be read in conjunction with latest UK and Welsh Government regulations. These guidelines could change in response to the current COVID-19 Alert Level or other Government advice.
In order to keep cricket going as it moves indoors, there will need to be adaptations in place for all, including venues, coaching providers, players, parents/carers, spectators and officials. Those adaptations relate to activity prior to, during and after cricket activity. There are also adaptations from the Step 4 outdoor guidance.
A summary of the adaptations is listed below but please read the full guidance documents for both England and Wales for comprehensive details.
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- Carry out a COVID-19 Risk assessment, act on it, communicate it, publish it.
- Include ventilation, occupancy, social distancing and cleaning as a minimum.
- Implement and communicate control measures.
- H&S, First Aid, Safeguarding and Access legislation and requirements remain in place.
- Continually review and update.
- Communicate and work in partnership with Coaching Providers and Clubs to make sure government guidance is followed.
- In Wales, venues should appoint a Coronavirus Officer
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Coaching Providers and Clubs
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- Carry out a COVID-19 Risk assessment, act on it, communicate it, publish it.
- Plan and adapt your coaching activity to be COVID-19 compliant.
- Plan and adapt pre-session and post-session processes to be COVID-19 compliant (including NHS Test & Trace (England) / Test, Trace, Protect (Wales) requirements).Allow time for handover between sessions.
- H&S, First Aid, Safeguarding and Access legislation and requirements remain in place.
- Check venues when you hire them and work in partnership with them to make sure Government guidance is followed.
- In Wales, coaches must wear facemasks in indoor areas when they are not actively involved in aerobic activity.
- In Wales, coaching providers and clubs should appoint a Coronavirus Officer
- Please note that 'Coaching Provider' is a cover-all term that includes all coaching activity, including coach development activity.
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- Enjoy your cricket and enjoy it safely.
- Cricket indoors is different from normal under COVID-19 and different from outdoor cricket under COVID-19, but everything will be explained to you – just follow guidance from your coaching provider or club.
- Individuals should undergo a personal symptom check prior to all activity and not take part if they demonstrate any COVID-19 symptoms, in Wales, participants are required to self-declare this and other requirements (see the guidance).You should maintain 2 m social distancing at all times.
- Players should minimise handling of the ball in all activity, by limiting contact as it makes its way back to the bowler and using small groups in training.
- No sweat or saliva should be added to the ball at any time.
- Limit the sharing of equipment where possible. Where not possible, practise strict hand and equipment hygiene. If you have any queries do not hesitate to contact your coaching provider or club.
- In Wales, participants must wear facemasks when entering an indoor facility, and when not participating in cricket activity. They are permitted to remove facemasks during cricket sessions.
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England & Wales Cricket Board, Lord's Cricket Ground, London, NW8 8QZ
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COVID 19 Risk Assessment
