Category: Colts

HWRCC Colts’ Round Up… WEEK 4

Hello and welcome to week 4 at the WICK!


Before we get started, a bit of housekeeping… we have a small number of players that have yet to pay their
membership fees – we appreciate that this is more than likely to be an oversight, but we would like all outstanding fees to be settled by 26 May 2019.


We’d also like to remind you that anyone representing the club in matches (all age groups)
must wear whites, including a club shirt and cap (if you wear one). Club shirts can be brought online by visiting our kit supplier, Serious Sport.

Finally, this Sunday saw the start our All Stars programme and with over 40 children registered it was a busy morning! Parking will continue to be difficult, so we do strongly recommend that you walk if you live locally. If not, parking can be found on nearby streets (e.g. Church Grove / Sandy Lane). 

Match results and reports


U9s narrowly lose out to Indian Gymkhana in front of bumper crowd

The U9s made their debut on the main square last Sunday and with a bumper crowd cheering them on they fell just short of the finishing line – losing by 9 runs to Indian Gymkhana. A special mention goes to Ranveer Dangi who on debut bowled superbly and top scored with 20 not out! And a big shout to Holly Gaylor, Parina Singh and Chloe Kingston who all played magnificently.


U10s suffer back to back defeats  

The Wick U10s bowled and fielded well to dismiss Barnes for 117 in their first-ever South Middlesex game. The damage was done by MoM Sam Flinn and Ted Shippin who both took 2 wickets each and 3 excellent run-outs! The reply was solid but the Wick U10s finished an agonising 14 runs behind the target for the loss of only 4 wickets… Sam top scored with a scintillating 25 not out!


The U10s lost another close contest later in the week– this time to East Molesey in the West Surrey League. East Molesey batting first scored 291/5 with
Tom Gaylor taking 3 wickets. The Wick U10s fell 19 runs short, finishing on 272/8 with Cormack Gray Fahy top scoring.


U11s blown away by Wycombe House

The U11s lost to an impressive Wycombe House team. Batting first Wycombe House posted 95 all out – Will Hardy was the pick of the bowlers with 3 wickets. The Wick U11s managed 65 all out in 15.2 overs… a disappointing defeat after bowling and fielding so well.


U12s lose to Sunbury in the last over  

The Wick U12s lost a closely fought match against Sunbury! After winning the toss and electing to bat, the U12s posted an impressive 138/6 off their 20 overs, with Ryder Emmerson (30) and Olly Spray (47) doing the damage. However, this proved not to be enough, with Sunbury chasing down the total in 19.2 overs for the loss of 5 wickets. A tough defeat to take on a bitterly cold evening!


U13s lose out to Hampton Hill and Malden Wanderers  

Defeats to Hampton Hill (by 8 wickets) and Malden Wanderers (by 62 runs) gave the Wick U13s a tough week. In the local derby against Hampton Hill, the U13s posted a slightly below par 98/6 which included a 26 from Jivraj Singh. This was never going to be enough and Hampton Hill knocked off the runs with 5 overs to go.


Sunday’s game in the Mid-Surrey league saw the Wick U13s lose to an impressive Malden Wanderers team. Malden set the team a formidable 168/4 to win. Despite the best efforts of
Leo Morjaria to Wick U13s could only manage 106/9.


WICK U15s REMAIN UNBEATEAN!

The Wick U15s posted a daunting 139/5 v Hampton Hill in the South Middlesex league with Olly Coles hitting a delightful 52! Hampton Hill should never have been in the chase but a few lapses in concentration allowed them to reach 111/7. Tom Dunmore and Jivraj Singh both bagged 2 wickets each… this win was followed up with a comprehensive victory over Barnes in the Mid-Surrey league on Sunday!


An impressive bowling display saw Barnes restricted to 105/9 off 24 overs! Christopher Cole was the pick of the bowlers with 4 wickets! The chase was a bit of a non-event with the target being reached within 11 overs – Luca Fooks was the star of the show with 50 not out.  


The U15s are sitting pretty at the top of the Mid-Surrey and South Middlesex leagues. So, it comes as no surprise to see Mark Steans named Wick Manager of the month!


Additional TRAINING on
Wednesday Evenings
We’re going to introduce some additional training for selected age groups on Wednesday evenings. The training will be delivered by our head coach, Monte Lynch and Nomaan Ali and we won’t be charging for these sessions!


We hope that you’ll see this as a positive move to support the development of our players and we’d appreciate your support in encouraging your children to attend. No booking required… just turn up on the night that your age group is down to train. Sessions will start at 
18:00 and finish at 20:00 (subject to light).


22 May: U8s / U9s
29 May: U10s / U11s
05 June: U12s / U13s
12 June: U14s / U15s
19 June: U10s / U11s
26 June: U12s / U13s
03 July: U8s / U9s
10 July: NO SESSION
17 July: U14s / U15s
24 July: Summer nets (more details to follow)


Half-term CRICKET Camps
  
It’s not too late to book the cricket camps running at HWRCC during the next half-term (28 – 31 May). The camps are open to those that are currently in our U10s – U14s.  Sessions start at 09:00 and run until 16:00… however, we can be flexible with timings if you need a slightly earlier drop off or later pick up.

To book, visit: https://campscui.active.com/orgs/MonteLynchCoaching?orglink=camps-registration


Tickets to the OVAL… Courtesy of the CLUB!

As Friends of Surrey Cricket, we’re entitled to an allocation of FREE TICKETS to watch Surrey games at the OVAL! We have two membership cards which provide free entry to the ground and pavilion for all Surrey four- day county matches for the rest of the season. Interested… get in touch with Club Secretary Simon Jones (simonpgjones@gmail.com  or  07836 314029).

Cards will be allocated on a first come first serve basis and must be returned within 48 hours. Cards returned late or lost will incur fees payable to the club. We’re also looking to secure complimentary tickets for women’s and men’s T20 matches – we’ll share more information in future updates!  


This week’s showdowns…


Monday 20 May  

Ashford v HWRCC U13s (South Middlesex League)
East Molesey Flames v HWRCC U10s (West Surrey League)


Tuesday 21 May 

HWRCC U11s v Sunbury (South Middlesex League)


Wednesday 22 May 

HWRCC U15s v Kew (South Middlesex League)
Teddington v HWRCC U12s (South Middlesex League)


Thursday 23 May

HWRCC U10s v Indian Gymkhana (South Middlesex League)


Sunday 26 May 

HWRCC U13s v Spencer (Mid-Surrey League)
Esher v HWRCC U12s (Mid-Surrey League)
HWRCC U9s v Hampton Hill (South Middlesex League)


From the seniors

Last Saturday saw 3 wins out of 4 for the WICK Seniors! For match scorecards, reports, and the latest set of fixtures visit the club website @ 
www.hwrcc.co.uk


Have a great week…!


Sandeep Khaira
HWRCC Colts’ Chairman

COLTS WEEK 1

Hello and welcome back to the Wick for what promises to be another great season – here’s a quick summary of how week 1 went and what’s planned for the coming week(s)…

Match results and reports

U10s convincingly beat Twickenham in friendly!   
Despite the conditions – freezing cold wind and a smattering of rain, the U10s ran out comfortable winners in this early season friendly! An enjoyable game with some good contributions from everyone. Looking forward to the league games now!

U11s knocked out of the Middlesex CUP in close encounter
The U11s played Hampton Hill in a cup game that went down to the penultimate over, with our rivals from the other side of Bushy Park ultimately winning by 5 wickets. The Wick recovered from 0-1 to post a total of 110-2. Well done Jack Dowling and Charlie McLauchlan who both retired when they reached 30. On the bowling side, Will Hardy took two wickets in two balls but was denied a hat-trick by some stubborn blocking. And there was also some great fielding— particularly from Neel Mohindra who bravely put his body on the line to save a certain boundary. Report provided by Jack Dowling.

U12s reach the next round of the CUP
The U12s beat Hampton Hill by 18 runs to progress to the next round of the Middlesex cup. The Wick won the toss and opted to bat, scoring136-5 off their 20 overs – the innings was held together by Ralph Higgins (41) and Ryder Emmerson (28). The Wick’s U12s restricted Hampton Hill to 118-6 – a special mention goes to Marley Crosby for taking his first competitive wicket.

The U12s Development team went down on in a friendly match Sunday morning to an impressive Indian Gymkhana team. A special mention goes to Hamzah Malik who picked up 3 wickets!

Barnes beat HWRCC U13s by 8 wickets
Despite an impressive unbeaten 41 by Jivraj Singh, the U13s couldn’t overcome a strong Barnes team in their first Mid-Surrey match.

U15s enjoyed a big win in Mid-Surrey opener!  
After winning the toss and electing to bat the U15s reached 185-8 off their 24 overs, with Connor Hewitt scoring an unbeaten 50 and Asvethram Vijayakumar scoring 39. Long Ditton were never in contention and reached 68-9, with Sam Palmer returning excellent figures of 4-1-15-3.

Other news…

We hope that you’ll be able to join us for the Welcome drinks on Friday 3 May (18:30), even if it’s only for just the one. Food will be available, and we’ll be around to answer any questions that you might have about the coming season. Friends and family more than welcome to join.

If you’ve not paid your 2019 membership fees, please can you login to our online system and settle your account as soon as possible. Let us know if you need us to resend your login details.

We’re considering running indoor training sessions during Autumn (15 September – 24 November). If you’re interested let us know by completing the Doodle Poll below…we anticipate each session costing approx. £10.

https://doodle.com/poll/7brnderw38tbdvuc

HOLD the dates…

Monday 29 April
HWRCC U11s v Hampton Hill (South Middlesex League)

Tuesday 30 April
Richmond v HWRCC U12s (South Middlesex League)

Wednesday 1 May
Esher v HWRCC U11s (West Surrey League)

Thursday 2 May
HWRCC U10s v Wycombe House (South Middlesex League)
Malden Wanderers v HWRCC U13s (National Cup)

Friday 3 May
Welcome Drinks (18:30…)

Sunday 5 May
Richmond v HWRCC U9s (South Middlesex League)
HWRCC U10s v Royal Ascot (West Surrey League)
Richmond Girls v HWRCC U12s (Mid-Surrey League)
Teddington v HWRCC U13s (Mid-Surrey League)

The ECB All Stars programme starts on 19 May at the Wick – tell your friends about it…more can be found here: www.allstarscricket.co.uk/hwrcc

We’ll be running summer camps on 22-25 July, 5-8 August and 19-22 August…, more to come.

From the seniors

A busy weekend of action awaits our senior teams… s our 2nd XI take on Old Rutlishians and our 3rd XI take on East Molesey – both at home this Saturday!  The 1XI host Hampton Hill in the Surrey Championship T20 Cup on Sunday…

We’re here to help!

We want you and the kids to have a great time — so please don’t hesitate to ask us for help. We’ll be more than happy to answer any questions face-to-face, or you can email us at hwrcccolts@hotmail.com and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

Have a great week and we’ll see you on Friday!

Sandeep Khaira
HWRCC Colts’ Chairman