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The Coaching course due to run on Tuesday 26th to Thursday 28th May has been cancelled. We are still planning to run the courses scheduled for July and August. |
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For information regarding the club please select options from the list on the
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 Welcome to Dunnington Cricket Club. If you want to join the club, you can download an application form using the following link. Senior players wishing to join the club should contact Paul Miles or Steve Wilson, Junior players should contact Dave Wilson |
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| The Club is looking for volunteers to fill the above positions in 2010. We are prepared to put volunteers on training courses over the Winter to ensure they are adequately qualified when they start in April. If you are interested or know anyone who may be interested please contact Chairman Graham Freer to discuss details. |
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  Confirmation has now been received that we are officially an ECB and Sport England Clubmark accredited Club. After 2 years of hard work, the Club now complies with ECB requirements for Coaching standards and ratios, facilities, administration processes, child protection practises, equality practises, junior section management and development planning. Josh Tattersall our Club Development Manager, who has lead the team working on the project, received the certificate at a recent meeting of the City of York Cricket Development Group. |
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Senior nets will be from 8.00-9.00pm on Wednesday nights, running from Wednesday 15th January to Wednesday 31st March. Everyone intending to play for the new Foss 2nd team is encouraged to attend alongside the other senior players.
U11s, U13s & U15s coaching will be on Friday evenings from 6.00-7.00pm. They will run from Friday 15th January to Friday 26th March.
U9s will have separate sessions in the full hall on Sunday afternoons from 3.30 to 5.00pm. They will run from Sunday 14th February to Sunday 21st March.
All nets/ coaching sessions will be at the York Cricket Academy (formally the Indoor Cricket Centre) on Stamford Bridge Road. |
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For team selection please use the following link www.dunnington.play-cricket.com check the fixtures section. You need to apply to become an online member of the site (use the "Register" button on the right of the page) to get permission to view the teams. |
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 Thanks to Dunnington Through the Ages for unearthing this photo. So far it is by far the earliest photo we have found of cricket in Dunnington. Find all the team photos from the Pictures option on the left hand menu. If anyone has any archive photos please let us know as we would love to add them to the site. Please contact Andy Chipps (andychipps@hotmail.com).
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Academy XI v Stockton & Hopgrove
by Andy Chipps | Wed 28 Jul 2010 6:15 PM |
| Foss XI @ Woodhouse Grange
by Andy Chipps | Wed 28 Jul 2010 6:15 PM |
| U11A XI v Heworth (Cup final)
by Andy Chipps | Tue 27 Jul 2010 6:15 PM |
| U15 XI v York (Championship Final)
by Andy Chipps | Mon 26 Jul 2010 6:00 PM |
Our young side, that had done well all season came up against a very strong York XI in last night's final at Heworth CC. York rattled up 179 in their 20 overs and we never recovered from the loss of 3 early wickets to finish on 69-9. A great achievement for the team to reach our first U15 final for 4 years and hopefully with plenty of players still eligible next year, we can go one step further.
| 1st XI v Goole (Cup Semi)
by Andy Chipps | Sun 25 Jul 2010 2:00 PM |
Having bowled and fielded well, restricting Goole to just 155 from their 40 overs, the 1st Team made hard work of the reply, losing 8 wickets and only winning in the 39th over.
Having lost the openers cheaply Dave Johnson (52) with help from Paul Miles (24) and Simon Dwyer (31) built the foundations of the score, before a few wickets tumbled at the end leaving everyone on the edge of their seats. The final will be at Stamford Bridge on Sunday 15th August.
| 1st XI v Thirsk
by Andy Chipps | Sat 24 Jul 2010 1:30 PM |
On only his 3rd game since returning from injury, Dunnington's Paul Miles produced an impressive batting display to reach 116 off only 132 balls. The loss of Collis King (15) early on did not dent the hopes of Dunnington's batters who posted a total of 258-8. Support was offered by Dave Johnson and Simon Dwyer who reached 31 and 29 respectively. Young Thirsk bowler Ryan McKendry (18-1-62-2) was the only player with the ball to offer some resistance to the Dunnington batting line-up.
However after tea, Thirsk's opening top order, Des Wyrill (52*), who retired hurt, Kiernan Fenwick (28) and Ryan Mckendry (35) left Dunnington on edge when after 28 overs they were 93-0. But the loss of these 3 batsmen saw a shift in the momentum of the game into Dunnington's favour. Within the last 20 overs Thirsk lost a further 7 wickets for 101 runs to leave them on 198-8, with Dunnington's Collis King claiming 5-49.
Amanda Camplejohn - 25/07/2010
| 2nd XI @ Dringhouses
by Andy Chipps | Sat 24 Jul 2010 1:30 PM |
Runs were hard to come by for the 2nd Team against relegation rivals Dringhouses. Brothers Tom and George Wilson lead the way with 26 and 25, Dad Dave was restricted by a bad back. The total of 128 was too low and Dringhouses reached the total for the loss of 3 wickets in 22 overs. Liam Hessay bowled well, taking 2-24. The result means Dringhouses leapfrog above Dunnington and leave us in a relegation place.
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 At the York & District Senior Cricket League Annual Dinner on 16th October, Harwood Williams won the Premier League batting award. The awards ceremony was held at the Racecourse and the Guest of Honour was ex England Test player Graham Thorpe, who presented Harwood with the award. During the 2009 season Harwood scored 1108 runs at an average of 58 and was the only batsman to score over 1000 runs. This total was the 4th highest ever achieved in a Premier League season. He also equalled the league record by scoring 5 centuries during the season. Harwood has been at the club since 1996, but last season was the first where he opened the batting consistently throughout the season, giving him the chance to show just how many runs he can score. Not one to rest on his laurels, Harwood has just returned from St Kitts where he has been for a week of meetings to organise the Club tour there at Easter. Congratuations from everyone at the Club for such a fantastic season.
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The York Cricket Academy on Stamford Bridge Road has a new name and a new owner. Piet Rinke a Zimbabwean International all rounder and coach, who plays for Scarborough in the Yorkshire Premier League, is now in charge and he opens the Academy on Friday (30th). To mark the occasion there is a special equipment sale and a bargain price of £10 for a net. All existing stock is being sold at half price on a first come first served basis. Bats, Pads, Gloves, Helmets, Clothing, Balls, Bags and much more are available at half normal prices. The York Indoor League programme commences on Saturday. To book a net, contact Piet on 07515 642531.
We have already booked the facility for our Winter Coaching programme, more details of which will be released in the comming months. |
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At the annual dinner on Saturday 26th September,Ian Pryer from our Official Club Sponsor’s, Pryers Solicitors, presented the Jonathan Mills memorial trophy to Harwood Williams for his outstanding efforts and results both on and off the field this season. Retiring 1st Team scorer, Bryan Smith was presented with a special award to commemorate the occasion by Harwood Williams.
The 1st Team batting award went to Harwood Williams for his 1108 runs, the leading aggregate in the Premier League this year. The 1st team bowling award was presented to Adam Iyer for his 41 wickets at an average of 19.37.
The 2nd Team batting award went to Steve Young and the Bowling award went to Grant Bulmer who got 20 wickets at an average of 21.65.
The John Bolam Trophy for best Foss Team player went to Jack Bolam for the 2nd consecutive year and the Brian Auton Trophy for best Intermediate player went to Robert Chipps.
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1st Team Batting Award presented to Harwood Williams by Ian Pryer and 1st XI Captain Paul Miles |
1st Team Bowling Award presented to Adam Iyer by Ian Pryer and 1st XI Captain Paul Miles |
Special Award presented to retiring Scorer Bryan Smith by Harwood Williams |
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2nd Team Batting Award presented by 2nd XI Captain Josh Tattersall & accepted on behalf of Steve Young by Duncan Griffiths |
2nd Team Bowling Award presented to Grant Bulmer by Ian Pryer and 2nd XI Captain Josh Tattersall |
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John Bolam Trophy presented to hte Foss XI player of the Year, Jack Bolam by Ian Pryer and Foss XI Manager Dave Wilson |
Brian Auton Trophy presented to the Intermediate XI player of the Year. Accepted by Julia Chipps on behalf of her brother Robert and presented by Ian Pryer and Intermediate Vice Captain Gareth Miles |
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At the Junior Dinner on 28th August, Tom Wilson (Pictured right) was awarded the Don Andrew Trophy as leading Junior during the 2009 season. Tom was the U15 captain and a leading contender for both the batting and bowling awards, whilst also scooping the fielding award. Tom played a prominant part for the Intermediate team this year and was a regular 2nd Team player until breaking his thumb earlier in the month.
The U9 awards went to Matthew McPherson (Batting) and Harry Griffiths (Bowling), The U11B awards were won by Joel Barwick (Batting) and Harry Littlewood (Bowling). The U11A awards went to Jack Spofforth (Batting) and Oliver Peeke Vout (Bowling). The U13 awards were presented to Ollie Smith (Batting) and George Wilson (Bowling). U15 awards went to Jack Lehuray (Batting), Eeshan Malhotra (Bowling) and Tom Wilson (Fielding). A special award, The Milo award, was presented by Paul Miles to Adam Dyson for his services to the club this year. Paul also presented each of the U15 team with a medal to. commemorate their graduation from the Junior section.
The U11A team were each presented with a medal for their success in winning their Zone, they then went on to agonisingly lose the Playoff semi final by the narrowest of margins. Manager Dave Wilson made special mention of Harry Griffiths who as an U7 this year played for the U11 team at Woodhouse Grange and took 6 wickets for 8 runs in a very special spell.
All the photographs from the night can be found by following this link. Our photographer for the night was Ellie Chipps. Photos of the prize winners are shown below.
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Matthew McPherson
U9 Bowling |
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Jack Spofforth
U11 Batting |
Ollie Peeke Vout
U11 Bowling |
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Ollie Smith
U13 Batting |
George Wilson
U13 Bowling |
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Jack Lehuray
U15 Batting |
Tom Wilson
U15 Fielding |
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Adam Dyson
The Milo Clubman Award |
Alison Dyson
The Milo Medal | |
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| The ECB & YCB have established cricket development groups to provide stronger links between the County boards and the local clubs. The Board is represented at the meetings by their Cricket Development manager for the region. Dunnington are a member of the City of York CDG and our CDM is Ian Powell. The CoY CDG is chaired by Dave Rippon from Osbaldwick Cricket Club and meets monthly. Minutes from the meeting are published and can be found in the document library for this site. |
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