Some of you may have already noticed but there has been a big change to
the Cambourne Cricket Club website. As well as a new look that
incorporates the club colours, it also offers a wealth of new features.

http://www.cambournecc.com

Thanks to Mr Tandy who contributed the new banner and for anyone
interested the Latin "Vincere delectando" translates to "to win through
enjoying oneself". This has been independently verified by Professor
Philip Ford, the Latin expert at Cambridge University!

Most of the content from the old website has been migrated across so news
and forum archives will still be there. Usernames and passwords are also
the same as the old site but if you haven't got a login as yet you can
register and get access to extra features. Feel free to login and
contribute to the discussions going in the forums and comment on the news
articles.

May I bring your particular attention to the survey on the front page
which we need as many members to complete as possible so we can show
evidence to the council that Cambourne residents want and would use
all-weather training facilities. Its only 3 questions so will only take a
few seconds and will go some way to getting our application approved.

http://www.cambournecc.com/?q=node/1006

May I take this opportunity to remind everyone about their membership fees
which are now due. Its especially important for members who didn't play
for us last year to fill in a form in good time so we can register them
with the CCA otherwise we can't play you in a competitive game. Bring a
cheque book along to one of our training or social sessions and we can
sort everything else out from there. Penalty match and training fees begin
from 3rd May.

Thanks

Stuart Charles
Club Secretary and Internet Geek

Hi All,

It's getting close to kick-off 2008 and the plans are rolling for the
Pre-Season Social Game, followed by a Warm-Up Game.

We will be running 2 x 20/20 matches this Saturday the 26th April, weather
dependant, Yes the same day.

     * Get to Grounds for 12:30 for a few pictures/new hat presentations
and stretches
     * Stuart will be co-coordinating pictures, so look pretty?
     * Chairman will say a few words
     * Charlie will want to do warm-ups
     * And then we will play cricket in 2 Games

Sounds like fun, come along!
Game 1: Social Game

Start for 13:30

1st and 2nd Captains doing 1/1 random picking and announcing vice captains

(Based on 11 players per team)
The idea is everyone gets a bat and bowl

     * Everyone to bowl at 2 over's (Keeper excluded) = 20 overs (If more
needed yah!)
     * Batsmen to retire if reaching 25 (Can return if side is bowled out
in the 20 over's)
     * Wides count as 2 Runs and don't get re-bowled.
     * Overline No-Ball = free hit (only way to get dismissed is run out)

To be very much a social thing, getting back into the swing of things in
Game 1.

End of Game to have tea/dinner/lunch (Food) Meat is Eat. Still looking for
a volunteer to cook!
Game 2: Warm-up Game

After Tea/biscuits/fruit

Selection

     * 1st Team Captain Mark Tandy to select who is likely to play in the
1st Team during the season.
     * 2nd Team Captain Chris Cundell to negotiate with the 1st to balance
of players

The main difference is the team selection and process behind selection.
(We need to get this sorted ahead of the games in the season) The teams
need to be consistent, so the competitive ones can feel the stability
before we start the season. Also based on the performance on the day,
should give the captains an easier choice for the opening game on the 3rd.

Anyways, same format as above (Based on 11 players per team). Again, The
idea is everyone gets a bat and bowl

     * Everyone to bowl at 2 over's (Keeper excluded) = 20 over's
     * Batsmen to retire if reaching 25 (Can return if side is bowled out
in the 20 over's)
     * Wides count as 2 Runs and don't get re-bowled
     * Overline No-Ball = free hit (only way to get dismissed is run out)

And No FEES for the day!
Get back into cricket and play more!

Marc Crawford
ex Social Secretary

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Membership fees and forms for 2008 are now due so please try and get your
completed by the start of the season on 3rd May to avoid any penalties.

Annual Membership Costs
=======================
Senior (18 or over on 1st May 2008) : £45 (£5 per game)
Junior (Under 18 on 1st May 2008) : £25 (£2/£3 per junior/senior game)
Family Membership : £55

Forms
=====
Senior and Family:
http://www.cambournecc.com/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=getit&lid=36

Junior:
http://www.cambournecc.com/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=getit&lid=37

Hard copies of forms will also be available to fill in at training
sessions and other club events in the lead up to the start of the season.
Cheques are the prefered payment format, please make them payable to
"Cambourne Cricket Club". Hand in your form to myself or any committee
member, making sure the person that collects fills in the Admin section at
the bottom of the form so your payment can be verified.

To encourage prompt payment and also give the captains greater selection
flexibility the following rules have been agreed by the committee:

  - The price of Annual Membership will include club training sessions,
which normally take place during the season (1st April to 30th September)
on the Lower Cambourne Outfield on Wednesday evenings between 6pm and
7.30pm.

  - Non members are welcome to training sessions but will be charged a fee
of £2 (juniors and seniors) per session.

  - Non members who are selected for a game but haven’t paid their
annual membership fee will be charged £10 on matchday for temporary
membership for seniors (instead of the usual £5) and £5 for juniors
(instead of £2/£3).

- Members who want to play but genuinely can’t afford the fees can
contact our welfare officer Ed Garratt in confidence to discuss membership
options which will be dealt with on a case by case scenario.

Kind regards

Stuart Charles
Club Secretary

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Hello Leigh

Cricket Force is going to be on the 19th April but we are still finalising
the details. Possible activity ideas include....

Put net and wheels on net.
Some coaching workshops - Performance Profiling in particular
A BBQ
A 20/20 game

If anyone has any ideas then feel free to pass them on. Watch this space
for an official announcement soon.

On a side note, Chris Threadgold has booked 3 session at the MUGA to begin
junior training so that it won't clash with the end of the football
season. All junior age groups are welcome and i'm sure Chris would
appreciate any help from adults who are willing to help. Cost is £1 per
junior.

Thursday 10th April-5.45-7.00
Friday 18th April 7.30-9.00
Friday 25th April 7.30-9.00

Regards

Stuart

> Hi,
>
> Was wondering what the times where for the Cricket Force session this
> Saturday. I was lead to believbe there were 2 sessions 1 for the
> Juniors and 1 for Adults? Can someone give me details. Also need to
> know what is required.
>
> Cheers
>
> Leigh
>
>

Hi,

Was wondering what the times where for the Cricket Force session this
Saturday. I was lead to believbe there were 2 sessions 1 for the
Juniors and 1 for Adults? Can someone give me details. Also need to
know what is required.

Cheers

Leigh

One last reminder about the AGM THIS SUNDAY, 30th March at the Pavilion at
7pm. Please try and make it if you can and if you can stay on for the
curry after then that's even better.

There is also a reminder/notice from Charlie regarding practise tomorrow
morning and every Saturday morning until the season starts:

"Saturday training starts at 9 am whatever the weather! If it is
raining/snowing we will work in the pavilion on mental techniques and
tactics. Look forward to seeing as many as possible."

Please find attached the Agenda for this Sunday's AGM from 7pm. Note that
the meeting itself will take place at the pavilion and we will move on to
Chutney Joes once the meeting has finished.

I look forward to seeing you all there.

Regards

Stuart


> A week on Sunday (March 30th, 7pm) is the AGM and to encourage more people
> to turn up we have negotiated a special deal for a social event at Chutney
> Joe's straight after the meeting finishes.
>
> £10 per head gets:
>
>  - Popadoms & pickles
>  - 1 x starter (choices include Bhajee, Samosas, chicken tikka, sag aloo)
>  - 1 x main course (choices include Tandoor chicken, Chicken Tikka masala,
> Shashlik, Madras, Dansak, Korma and Jalfrezi)
>  - 1 x Pilau rice or 1 x naan bread
>
> Please note that to make it fair on non-drinkers and drivers, all drinks
> will be charged to individuals at the bar and not split at the end. I
> think its an excellent deal and a great way to start off the season.
>
> Please do make the effort to turn up - the AGM itself will be as short as
> possible, lasting no more than an hour with a variety of speakers
> presenting lots of exciting new developments in the club. To keep people
> from falling asleep, Mark has even volunteered to forgo his usual
> "constitution changes" slot. There will be a chance for questions but the
> meeting will essentially be a presentation to club members.
>
> On a side note, we seem to be missing one of the club's scorebooks from
> last season so can you please have a look in your kitbags to see if its
> there as its an important record of the club's history.
>
> In addition, outdoor training has begun on Saturday mornings from 9.30am
> at the ground in Lower Cambourne and will last from now until the season
> begins, when we will revert to the usually slot on Wednesday evenings.
> This will be more structured than our training in 2007 and will help
> improve faculties such as fitness, balance and decision making as well as
> the usual drills you might expect. This is in addition to the usual net
> sessions at Hills Road that are still running on Tuesday nights 8pm - 9pm.
>
> Regards
>
> Stuart
>
>
>
>
>
>

Correction: Training is at 9am prompt on Saturday mornings, including this
Saturday morning.

> A week on Sunday (March 30th, 7pm) is the AGM and to encourage more people
> to turn up we have negotiated a special deal for a social event at Chutney
> Joe's straight after the meeting finishes.
>
> £10 per head gets:
>
> - Popadoms & pickles
> - 1 x starter (choices include Bhajee, Samosas, chicken tikka, sag aloo)
> - 1 x main course (choices include Tandoor chicken, Chicken Tikka masala,
> Shashlik, Madras, Dansak, Korma and Jalfrezi)
> - 1 x Pilau rice or 1 x naan bread
>
> Please note that to make it fair on non-drinkers and drivers, all drinks
> will be charged to individuals at the bar and not split at the end. I
> think its an excellent deal and a great way to start off the season.
>
> Please do make the effort to turn up - the AGM itself will be as short as
> possible, lasting no more than an hour with a variety of speakers
> presenting lots of exciting new developments in the club. To keep people
> from falling asleep, Mark has even volunteered to forgo his usual
> "constitution changes" slot. There will be a chance for questions but the
> meeting will essentially be a presentation to club members.
>
> On a side note, we seem to be missing one of the club's scorebooks from
> last season so can you please have a look in your kitbags to see if its
> there as its an important record of the club's history.
>
> In addition, outdoor training has begun on Saturday mornings from 9.30am
> at the ground in Lower Cambourne and will last from now until the season
> begins, when we will revert to the usually slot on Wednesday evenings.
> This will be more structured than our training in 2007 and will help
> improve faculties such as fitness, balance and decision making as well as
> the usual drills you might expect. This is in addition to the usual net
> sessions at Hills Road that are still running on Tuesday nights 8pm - 9pm.
>
> Regards
>
> Stuart

A week on Sunday (March 30th, 7pm) is the AGM and to encourage more people
to turn up we have negotiated a special deal for a social event at Chutney
Joe's straight after the meeting finishes.

£10 per head gets:

  - Popadoms & pickles
  - 1 x starter (choices include Bhajee, Samosas, chicken tikka, sag aloo)
  - 1 x main course (choices include Tandoor chicken, Chicken Tikka masala,
Shashlik, Madras, Dansak, Korma and Jalfrezi)
  - 1 x Pilau rice or 1 x naan bread

Please note that to make it fair on non-drinkers and drivers, all drinks
will be charged to individuals at the bar and not split at the end. I
think its an excellent deal and a great way to start off the season.

Please do make the effort to turn up - the AGM itself will be as short as
possible, lasting no more than an hour with a variety of speakers
presenting lots of exciting new developments in the club. To keep people
from falling asleep, Mark has even volunteered to forgo his usual
"constitution changes" slot. There will be a chance for questions but the
meeting will essentially be a presentation to club members.

On a side note, we seem to be missing one of the club's scorebooks from
last season so can you please have a look in your kitbags to see if its
there as its an important record of the club's history.

In addition, outdoor training has begun on Saturday mornings from 9.30am
at the ground in Lower Cambourne and will last from now until the season
begins, when we will revert to the usually slot on Wednesday evenings.
This will be more structured than our training in 2007 and will help
improve faculties such as fitness, balance and decision making as well as
the usual drills you might expect. This is in addition to the usual net
sessions at Hills Road that are still running on Tuesday nights 8pm - 9pm.

Regards

Stuart

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Its been a while since the last email so thought i'd update you all on the
latest news.....

Last chance for nominating yourself for a committee position before voting
commences this Sunday and closes on the night of the AGM (30th March, 7pm,
keep it free!). We currently still have no nominations for a number of
positions including Fixtures Secretary, 3rd team captain, Fund Raiser and
U11 Manager so we would welcome any late nominations. Please contact one
of the board for further information.

The calendar is shaping up nicely with a packed summer schedule of games.
http://www.cambournecc.com/modules.php?name=NuCalendar . We are currently
trying to organise more friendlies, particularly in the 2 weekends leading
up to the first games at the beginning of May. If you know anyone that
might be able to offer us a game then please put them in touch.

Practise sessions are still as popular as ever although the excellent
Fenners session on a Saturday morning has come to the end of its booked
period. More club members have taken their training courses and this is
making a big improvement in the quality of the training sessions we can
offer. We will start running outdoor training sessions soon so watch this
space.

We are currently on the lookout for new members whether that be players,
umpires, scorers or helpers so if you know anyone who might be interested
bring them along to a training session.

All in all its all shaping up to be an exciting summer in 2008!

Hi

Thanks Charlie,

Kiran has offered to take me.

Thanks again.

-Vasu



Charlie Stephenson wrote:

> Hi
>
> Yes. I will have room as well.
>
> Charlie
>
>
>
> *From:* Vasudev <mailto:vk3@...>
> *Sent:* Tuesday, February 19, 2008 12:28 PM
> *To:* cambournecc@yahoogroups.com <mailto:cambournecc@yahoogroups.com>
> *Subject:* [Cambourne CC] (unknown)
>
> Hi all,
>
> Any car pooling tonight?
>
> Thanks
>
> -Vasu
>
>




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Hi all,

Any car pooling tonight?

Thanks

-Vasu

Please note this message from Jim. It didn't get through first time
because he wasn't a member of the yahoo group.




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From: James Darrington [mailto:James.Darrington@...]
Sent: 11 February 2008 09:41
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Subject: RE: Parking at Hills Road



Good morning to all,

Thought I would let you know, that due to other commitments, I will be
unable to play cricket for Cambourne this season.

Currently I do not have the time to make nets on Tuesday night and nets
throughout the week when the summer comes.

I will pop over when I can when you boys are playing at home and will
still be arranging some twenty20.

I wish you all the very best for the upcoming season and look forward to
sharing a beer with you later in the year.

All the best.

Jim

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Sent: 11 February 2008 09:11
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Subject: Parking at Hills Road

Due to the difficulties everyone had parking last week at Hills Road I
have got the code for the car park on the right hand side of Purbeck
Road.
It is 5689# and I was warned that anyone who parks on Purbeck Road
itself
WILL get clamped.

Again, please try to car share if you can, the forum is a good place to
either offer or look for a lift.

http://www.cambournecc.com/modules.php?name=Forums






> Just a reminder that Hills Road nets start tomorrow night (5th Feb)
from
> 8pm - 9pm, running for 10 weeks. All club members of any age group are
> encouraged to attend. Cost will be £2.50 each per session.
>
> It would be cheaper and better for the environment if we can try to
car
> share - The forum on the club website might be a good place to arrange
> lifts on a week by week basis.
>
> http://www.cambournecc.com/modules.php?name=Forums
>
> Note that this weekly session is in addition to the Saturday morning
nets
> at Fenners which are still running 9am - 10am each Saturday morning.
By
> all accounts this session has been a big success and those who have
> attended regularly say they have seen big improvements to their game.
>



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I have place for one person .. ( without kit) in my car for tomorrow.
Alternatively, If someone can take me and my kit in their car, that
will be helpful as well.

Thanks

-Vasu

Due to the difficulties everyone had parking last week at Hills Road I
have got the code for the car park on the right hand side of Purbeck Road.
It is 5689# and I was warned that anyone who parks on Purbeck Road itself
WILL get clamped.

Again, please try to car share if you can, the forum is a good place to
either offer or look for a lift.

http://www.cambournecc.com/modules.php?name=Forums






> Just a reminder that Hills Road nets start tomorrow night (5th Feb) from
> 8pm - 9pm, running for 10 weeks. All club members of any age group are
> encouraged to attend. Cost will be £2.50 each per session.
>
> It would be cheaper and better for the environment if we can try to car
> share - The forum on the club website might be a good place to arrange
> lifts on a week by week basis.
>
> http://www.cambournecc.com/modules.php?name=Forums
>
> Note that this weekly session is in addition to the Saturday morning nets
> at Fenners which are still running 9am - 10am each Saturday morning. By
> all accounts this session has been a big success and those who have
> attended regularly say they have seen big improvements to their game.
>

Just a reminder that Hills Road nets start tomorrow night (5th Feb) from
8pm - 9pm, running for 10 weeks. All club members of any age group are
encouraged to attend. Cost will be £2.50 each per session.

It would be cheaper and better for the environment if we can try to car
share - The forum on the club website might be a good place to arrange
lifts on a week by week basis.

http://www.cambournecc.com/modules.php?name=Forums

Note that this weekly session is in addition to the Saturday morning nets
at Fenners which are still running 9am - 10am each Saturday morning. By
all accounts this session has been a big success and those who have
attended regularly say they have seen big improvements to their game.

All

From March 16th - March 30th we will be running elections for club
committee positions, with final voting and results announcement at the AGM
on the evening of the 30th. All club members are invited to nominate
themselves to one or more of the following roles if they would like to be
included as a candidate in the vote.

POSITION  CURRENTLY
========  =========
Chairperson  Danny White
Secretary  Stuart Charles
Treasurer  Sunil Sharma
Club Captain  NEW POSITION
Fixtures Sec  NEW POSITION
Development Manager Charlie Stephenson (coopted)
Head Coach  NEW POSITION
Parent’s Rep  NEW POSITION
Fund Raiser  Chris Gissing
Youth Team Coordinator Chris Threadgold
Social Secretary Mark Tandy/Marc Crawford
Welfare Officer  Ed Garratt

Additional (non-voting) Roles:
==============================
Media Liaison  Ed Garratt
1st Team Captain Mark Tandy
2nd Team Captain Sunil Sharma
3rd Team Captain NEW POSITION
U15 Manager  Chris Cundell / Peter Lee
U14 Manager  Chris Threadgold
U11 Manager  VACANT
Groundskeeper  Danny White

As you can see there are a lot of positions available, including some new
ones, so we would really like it if there were a lot of candidates to
choose from. Don't be worried about offending other people that may
already hold the position - competition for roles can only be healthy for
the long term prosperity of the club.

A full description of the roles, including the responsibilities and skills
required can be found at the following location:

http://www.cambournecc.com/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownload&cid=6

Please note that all applications must be with the consent of the nominee
and be seconded by another club member as per this excerpt from the Club
Constitution.

c)        All nominations of candidates for election shall:
i)        have the consent of the nominee;
ii)       be in writing;
iii)      be seconded;

To nominate yourself please contact me by email or post with your seconder
either CC'd or confirming your nomination in a separate communication. All
nominations need to be received by March 15th at the latest. I will reply
with confirmation that I have received your application.

Stuart Charles
Cambourne Cricket Club Secretary
15 Greenhaze Lane
Great Cambourne
Cambridge
CB23 5EF

Email: scharles@...

Just a quick reminder about the Get Back Into Cricket event this Saturday,
the 26th Jan 3pm - 5pm at "The Hub". Its the first Cricketing event of
2008 so please make an effort to turn up if you can and try to bring some
friends along with you.

A couple of dates for your calendar, please do everything you can you make
both events.

- Saturday 26th Jan 3pm - 5pm - Get Back into Sport event (The Hub)
- Sunday 30th March - 7pm -8pm - AGM at the Pavilion  (possible social
event afterwards, watch this space)

Also don't forget training that is currently taking place:

- Senior indoor nets at Fenners every Saturday from 9am - 10am is
currently running.
- Hills Road nets begin from 5th February, 8pm - 9pm every Tuesday for 10
weeks.

Please take note of the press release below. You are all encouraged to
come along and make the day a success. The idea is to encourage people to
get back into playing a sport they may once have done a few years ago. It
would be great if you can bring along a friend, the kind that says in the
pub, "I wouldn't mind taking up cricket again" but never does anything
about it.

Note that anyone CC'd on this email needs to register on the new
distribution list asap or you will miss out on notices like this in the
future....




Cambourne Cricket Club in partnership with Living Sport’s ‘Get
Back Into An Active Lifestyle’ campaign is hosting a “kwik
cricket” event on Saturday 26 January 2008. The idea is to help
people get back into sport in a friendly, social and non-competitive
environment.

The event will be held at the "The Hub" Community Centre in Great
Cambourne from 3pm to 5pm. There will be chance to play “kwik
cricket”, which is played indoors with soft balls, and there will be
club officials present to offer coaching and guidance. There will also be
an opportunity to listen to representatives from the Cricket Club talk
about their sport and the virtues of being part of a club environment. All
ages are invited.

Charlie Stephenson, the Club Development Officer for Cambourne Cricket
Club, commented: ‘We are delighted to work in partnership with
Living Sport in this way. Sport is not only a great way to get fit and be
healthy, but it helps to build social networks and bring a community
together. This is particularly important in a new settlement like
Cambourne.”

Danny White, Chairman of the Cambourne Cricket Club, added: “I would
like to encourage all Cambourne people to attend this event, both young
and old, male and female. We want to put something back into our community
and to have as wide and diverse membership as possible. Kwick cricket is
also great fun and can be enjoyed by everyone, regardless of your ability
level.”

If you are interested in finding out more information on the event please
contact Charlie Stephenson on 07824 484424.

Just to confirm, these nets at Fenners are in addition to the usual Hills
Road nets that have been booked every Tuesday 8pm - 9pm, begining 5th
February for 10 weeks. Both juniors and seniors are encouraged to attend
this session.

Full details of both sessions have been posted on www.cambournecc.com

Regards

Stuart


> Dear All
>
> Winter training starts on the 12th Jan for 9 weeks. Again at Fenner's
> indoor nets. 9am to 10am followed by outside PT training on Parker's
> Piece weather permitting. This is again aimed at seniors and emerging
> juniors by request.
>
> We have all three lanes and the bowling machine and will be running
> structured coaching again.
>
> If you are interested in attending please let one of the following
> know either
>
> Charlie S
> Mark T
> Chris C
>
> Juniors please contact Chris Threadgold first.
>
> Cost is £40 divided by the number attending. Please bring water etc.
>
> Any questions please ask.
>
> Cheers
> Charlie
>
>

Dear All

Winter training starts on the 12th Jan for 9 weeks. Again at Fenner's
indoor nets. 9am to 10am followed by outside PT training on Parker's
Piece weather permitting. This is again aimed at seniors and emerging
juniors by request.

We have all three lanes and the bowling machine and will be running
structured coaching again.

If you are interested in attending please let one of the following
know either

Charlie S
Mark T
Chris C

Juniors please contact Chris Threadgold first.

Cost is £40 divided by the number attending. Please bring water etc.

Any questions please ask.

Cheers
Charlie