INFORMATION

After the resignation of Committee members D Russell and J Lockey, T Brough and M Holmes were co-opted on to the Committee.

STAITHES 2nd X1 accepted into the League for the 2012 season: 22 votes for to 10 against

(i) Any club not replying to the League's request for their cricket ball order by the due date will be fined £10.00
(ii) Any club not paying its cricket ball invoice by the due date will be fined £10.00

(i)    Any team resigning from the League after the 31st December prior to the forthcoming season will incur a £50.00 fine. (Carried 27-3)
(ii)   A fine of £10.00 will be levied on the winning team if it does not phone in the match result to the Cayley Cup Secretary within
       24 hours of the match conclusion. (Carried 24 - 3)

(i)    Umpires to be marked by the captain of each team after each game (Carried 17 - 12)
(ii)   Umpire's fees to be split between both teams. (Carried 16 - 12)
(iii) All matches to commence at 1-30pm.    (Defeated 8 - 21)
(iv) Replacing the existing points system with that used by York Senior League. (Defeated on a show of hands)
(v)   Making alterations to existing points system.   (Defeated on a show of hands)
(vi) Addition to the rule which prevents strengthening of 2nd X1 after the 14th game of the season to include "at the discretion of the
       Beckett League committee" (Defeated 7 - 20)
(vii) Teams in the "Premier" Division shall use a new ball for each innings of the game. Teams in Division 'A' shall provide their own ball,
         of the approved type. This does not have to be a new ball but accepted to the umpire (s). Teams in Divisions 'B' and 'C' shall
         use their own approved type ball which does not have to be new but accepted by both captains at the toss.
         (defeated 2-29)
        (Amendment proposed by Committee)
         Teams in Divisions 'A', 'B' and 'C' shall use a new ball, of the approved type, provided by the home team. (Carried 18 - 3)

"MARISA TROPHY"

Presented to club with the most improved cricket ground.

2011 winner - BROMPTON C.C.

Awaiting their winners trophies "Man of the Match Paul Woodhead

Team representing the League v Huddersfield Central Cricket League, at Sheriff Hutton Bridge on Sunday 21st August 2011

           Colin Palmer              Ebberston C.C.      Adam Hargreaves Staxton C.C.        Chris Dove            Staxton C.C.
           Chris Brown              Staxton C.C.          Dave Williamson Staxton C.C.             Lindon Gray          Staxton C.C.
           Nick Gibson              Staxton C.C.          Josh Cooper wk   Forge Valley C.C.      Paul Woodhead     Cayton C.C.
           Kristian Wilkinson     Heslerton C.C.       Adam Spaven       Heslerton C.C.

Team representing the League v Pontefract League at Staxton C.C. on Sunday 26th June 2011

          Josh Cooper          Forge Valley C.C.        Colin Palmer         Ebberston C.C.         Nick Gibson         Staxton C.C.
          Chris Brown         Staxton C.C.                Chris Dove           Staxton C.C.             Dave Williamson   Staxton C.C.
         Jake Dudding        Cloughton C.C.            Paul Woodhead     Cayton C.C.             Michael Dennis     Cayton C.C.
         Tom Pateman       Brompton C.C.            Kristian Wilkinson Heslerton C.C.

Readers Scarborough Beckett Cricket League 218-4 (N Gibson 131, J Cooper 47, D Williamson 28 n.o., B Bannerjay 5-51) beat
Pontefract League 155 all out (J Dunn 27, P Hepworth 72, C Palmer 4-39, C Brown 3-22, P Woodhead 2-19) by 63 runs.

            Nick Gibson hits a magnificent 131                          Chris Brown keeps the scoring rate down         P Hepworth scoring his 50th run for Pontefract
                                                                                            claiming 3-22 from his 9 over spell                            League before being caught by
                                                                                                                                                                      Kristian Wilkinson off Colin Palmer for 72

Chris Dove in defensive mode Do you think we have got plenty !!!!!!!!!!

(a) Preliminary and first round matches can be reduced, on the agreement of both captains and before the toss, to a minimum of 10 overs each side.

(b) During semi-finals and finals reduction in overs shall be calculated at the rate of 3.75 minutes per over.

In the first innings each side will lose one over for every full 7.5 minutes lost (on an accumulative basis) providing 10 overs can be completed in each innings.

During the second innings, overs reductions shall apply at the rate of one over per full 3.75 minutes lost (on an accumulative basis)

Fielding circles of 20 meters from the wickets whereby at least four fielders plus wicket-keeper and bowler always remain in that circle and for the first six overs of each innings only a maximum of two fielders can field outside that circle. (These restrictions apply until the batsman strikes the ball or the ball passes the wicket.)

Each bowler may bowl a maximum of 4 overs. (See chart for number of overs per bowler during reduced overs match)

Umpires are instructed to apply a very strict and consistent interpretation in regard to this Law in order to prevent negative bowling down the leg side of the batsman and wide of the wicket. Otherwise normal League rules will apply.

One short pitched ball is allowed per over but must pass below the batter’s shoulder when stood upright.

(Should a bowler deliver a no ball by overstepping the popping crease, it costs one run and his next delivery is designated a free-hit, from which the batsman cannot be dismissed except for hitting the ball twice, obstructing the field or handling the ball, either batsman can be run out.)

Each team must have faced (or had the opportunity to face) ten overs in order to constitute a match

(a) Where the side batting second is prevented from completing their allocated overs (or agreed reduced number of overs) the result will be decided on run-rate per over.

Where the side batting second is prevented from completing their allocated overs (or agreed reduced number of overs) the result will be decided on run-rate per over other than in the finals when the side batting second must have the opportunity to complete the same number of overs bowled in the first innings. Should weather conditions prevent a resumption in play during the second innings for a period of 60 minutes, then the match will be abandoned to be replayed on an agreeable date to both finalists.

(b) In the event of a team being all out in less than its full quota of overs, the calculation of its net run rate shall be based on the full quota of overs to which it would have been entitled and not on the number of overs in which the team was dismissed.

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Membership No.		Membership No.		Membership No.
002	E Comery	045	B Mallinder	079	M Hutchinson
003	K Local (Sec)	047	G Griffiths	088	M O'Brien
004	M Brodie	049	C Rawson	091	PWinterbottom
010	G Lount	050	S Dixon	108	P Dugdale
012	A Knaggs	052	L Johnson	113	R Plackett
017	C Gates	053	S Larner	114	J Hunter
019	B Goulding	055	S Dodds	115	D Wilkinson
020	R Boddy	056	G Cripps	118	I Oliver
021	R Lawson	057	M Lloyd	119	D Chadburn
022	F Bernard	058	H Newton	121	J Wilson
024	S Wright	060	S Barker	122	H Nind
028	J Blythe	061	D Parkinson	124	M Nettleton
037	M Stubbs	062A	T Graves	125	N Hargreaves
038	K Foster	069	J Holborn	126	D Sell
		070	G Inkpin	128	D Fidlin