The 2010 season fixtures are now on the Wetherby League website.
The 1st team's opening game is at home to Shadwell, whilst the 2nd team are away to Hillam & Monk Fryston. The 2nd team will play only 20 games this season as opposed to the 22 last season. This is think is due to Little Ribston leaving the league, although a Yorkshire Post team are new to the league. The season starts on the 17th April.
1st XI Fixtures
2nd XI Fixtures
edit : Little Ribston are in the 6th Division this season as they have to give a seasons notice before leaving. We also have a week on the 19th June where we have no game.
Saturday, 26 December 2009
Wednesday, 18 November 2009
Cricket Nets - Booking Confirmation
The nets have been booked at Headingley:
Dates (every Sunday):
17/24/31 January 2010
7/14/21/28 February 2010
7/14/21/28 March 2010
4/11 April 2010
Time:
5pm - 7pm
Cost per session:
£45
Dates (every Sunday):
17/24/31 January 2010
7/14/21/28 February 2010
7/14/21/28 March 2010
4/11 April 2010
Time:
5pm - 7pm
Cost per session:
£45
Cricket Nets
I’ve provisionally made a booking for nets at Headingley for the Sunday's between and including 17th January and the 11th April. This will be for for 2 hours between 5pm and 8pm. When I get confirmation I will let you know. I’ve also asked about coaching and if any is available and at what price.
Monday, 2 November 2009
East Keswick CC - 2009 Stats available
Anyone wanting to view this seasons 2nd team stats can now do so by sending an e-mail request to: eastkeswickcc@gmail.com. You'll need a copy of Excel, preferably 2007 although older versions will work too.
Monday, 26 October 2009
Wetherby League - Awards
At the Wetherby League annual dinner East Keswick won three awards thanks to the1st team finishing second in Division 2, and Ashley Richardson who picked up the award for best batting and best all rounder in Division 6.
Saturday, 24 October 2009
East Keswick - Final 2nd Team Averages
Friday, 23 October 2009
Meeting re: 1st Team
Following a meeting on Wednesday evening it can be confirmed that East Keswick will submit two teams for the Wetherby League season 2010. The first team will be run by Khalid who intends to bring in new players as it is doubtful that any players from last seasons first team will return to the club. It was also suggested that there be regular meetings between the committee and captains to discuss team and player progress with the view to promoting and demoting players between the first and second team according to form.
Wednesday, 21 October 2009
Wetherby League Presentation Evening
The League presentation evening this Friday is due to start at 7pm and finish somewhere around 11pm.
Details of location here : http://ramadajarvis.co.uk/uploadedFiles/Ramada_Leeds_North.pdf
Details of location here : http://ramadajarvis.co.uk/uploadedFiles/Ramada_Leeds_North.pdf
Monday, 19 October 2009
1st Team Update
Following a phone call regarding the first team between Harry and Khalid (who I believe was due to be 1st team captain last year but couldn't play due to other commit ments), there will be a meeting on Wednesday evening to discuss Khalid taking over as captain.
Friday, 16 October 2009
AGM Meeting - News
At the East Keswick AGM on the 9th October a proposal was made to give Faheem Malik (in his absence) until the 1st November 2009 to state his and the 1st teams intentions regarding playing in the Wetherby League 1st Division for the 2010 season. Several people had tried to contact him in order to try and clarify the situation, but their phone calls had gone unanswered and no replies were forthcoming.
Further attempts to speak to him have been made since the meeting, but there has still been no reply. However it would appear from speaking to other players in the first team that they, and Faheem, have no intention of returning to the club. Whilst this is by no means a definitive answer it means that East Keswick CC would have only one team for the 2010 season, and in accordance with league rules it would have to play in Wetherby League Division 1. Should this be confirmed then it would obviously raise a series of issues that would have to be discussed with everyone involved at the club.
As the current second team captain my own thoughts are that if we are reduced to one team then it would mean:
1) Bringing in a dozen or so new players to make up a new 1st team – and therefore keeping the two teams.
2) Have the current 2nd team play in the 1st Division and have just the one team.
3) Bring in enough new players to enable the club to keep a 1st and 2nd team whilst perhaps having some current 2nd team players play for the first team.
I’d say that option 1 is extremely unlikely as players are hard enough to find at the best of times, never mind finding a dozen who want and are able to play in the top division for the same side! Option 2 would be a the worst outcome as the quality of players in the second team is (with all the will in the world) not sufficient to play in Division 1 to the required standard. Also, having just the one team and picking purely on ability (as you might have to do for Division 1 cricket) could mean that some people would face not getting a game all season.
Each player would also have to decide for themselves as to whether they want and feel able to play in the first division, as the quality of bowling is generally way above the pie chucking qualitiy of Division 6! My own preference would be to avoid the club going down to one team by finding 4-6 new players who are of sufficient quality to play in Division 1 - indeed some ex-players have expressed an early interest in returning to the club.
That way we can keep two teams but with the prospect that the 2nd team would perhaps lose the players the club thinks are best suited to playing Division 1 cricket. Anyhow, that's just my two penneth....
Unless Faheem and the first team have a change of heart then at some point there will most likely be an Extraordinary General Meeting to determine the next course of action. No date has been set but everyone who plays for the club would be encouraged to attend or at least give their point of view in advance if they cannot attend. Of course feel free to use the blog if you feel the need....
Further attempts to speak to him have been made since the meeting, but there has still been no reply. However it would appear from speaking to other players in the first team that they, and Faheem, have no intention of returning to the club. Whilst this is by no means a definitive answer it means that East Keswick CC would have only one team for the 2010 season, and in accordance with league rules it would have to play in Wetherby League Division 1. Should this be confirmed then it would obviously raise a series of issues that would have to be discussed with everyone involved at the club.
As the current second team captain my own thoughts are that if we are reduced to one team then it would mean:
1) Bringing in a dozen or so new players to make up a new 1st team – and therefore keeping the two teams.
2) Have the current 2nd team play in the 1st Division and have just the one team.
3) Bring in enough new players to enable the club to keep a 1st and 2nd team whilst perhaps having some current 2nd team players play for the first team.
I’d say that option 1 is extremely unlikely as players are hard enough to find at the best of times, never mind finding a dozen who want and are able to play in the top division for the same side! Option 2 would be a the worst outcome as the quality of players in the second team is (with all the will in the world) not sufficient to play in Division 1 to the required standard. Also, having just the one team and picking purely on ability (as you might have to do for Division 1 cricket) could mean that some people would face not getting a game all season.
Each player would also have to decide for themselves as to whether they want and feel able to play in the first division, as the quality of bowling is generally way above the pie chucking qualitiy of Division 6! My own preference would be to avoid the club going down to one team by finding 4-6 new players who are of sufficient quality to play in Division 1 - indeed some ex-players have expressed an early interest in returning to the club.
That way we can keep two teams but with the prospect that the 2nd team would perhaps lose the players the club thinks are best suited to playing Division 1 cricket. Anyhow, that's just my two penneth....
Unless Faheem and the first team have a change of heart then at some point there will most likely be an Extraordinary General Meeting to determine the next course of action. No date has been set but everyone who plays for the club would be encouraged to attend or at least give their point of view in advance if they cannot attend. Of course feel free to use the blog if you feel the need....
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