Clevedon Cricket Club
Clevedon Cricket Club | |
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Captain: | John Bachelor |
Coach: | Piers McBride jr. |
Founded: | 1874 |
Home ground: | Dial Hill, Clevedon |
Clevedon Cricket Club is an English amateur cricket club based in Clevedon, North Somerset. The club was established in 1874 and is one of the leading clubs around the Bristol and Somerset area. The club is located at the top of one of the 7 hills in Clevedon and delivers beautiful picturesque views of the Mendips and Bristol Channel from its ground at Dial Hill. The playing area is regarded to be one best prepared wickets in the region.
After finishing 2nd in 2012[1] Clevedon were promoted as champions in 2013 from the Bristol & Somerset division, Clevedon CC currently play in WEPL Division 2 of the West of England Premier League.
2014 1st XI Squad
Name | Role |
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John Bachelor | Captain/Batsman |
Will Carpenter | V.Captain/Batsman |
Connor Crane | Batsman |
Mike Hanley | Batsman |
Marc Jenkins | Batsman |
Chris Jones | Batsman |
Jon Lambert | Batsman |
Josh Davey | Batsman/Bowler |
Masoor Khan | Batsman/Bowler |
Jake Lintott | Batsman/Bowler |
Will Plummer | Keeper/Batsman |
Matt Carpenter | Bowler/Batsman |
Jake Rowe | Bowler/Batsman |
Mark Bibbing | Bowler |
Andrew Caddick | Bowler |
Tom Evans-Green | Bowler |
Andy Payne | Bowler |
Notable players
Name | Professional team(s) |
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Andrew Caddick | Somerset & England |
Geraint Jones | Kent & England |
Huw Jenkins | Glamorgan |
Jack Freeman | N/A |
Keith Patterson | Co-founder of the Primary Club |
Kyle Abbott | Dolphins, KwaZulu-Natal, Hampshire & South Africa |
Mark Douglas | Central District, Wellington & New Zealand |
Mark Greatbatch | Auckland, Central District & New Zealand |
Paul Unwin | Central District, Canterbury & Somerset |
Peter McGlashan | Central District & Northern District |
Peter Trego | Somerset & England U19 |
Robert Cunliffe | Gloucestershire & Leicestershire |
Tim Hancock | Gloucestershire |
Josh Davey | Middlesex, Somerset & Scotland |
Chris Jones | Somerset |
References
- ↑ "Bristol Somerset 2012". The Wadworth 6X West of England Premier League. Retrieved 11 June 2013.
External links
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