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Building Supplies East Sussex Cricket League
Annual Presentation Dinner
Friday 8th October 2010 at Langney Sports Club (home of Eastbourne Borough Football
Club)
7.30 for 8.00pm.
Dress: Jacket and Tie
Price : £20 (Juniors under 16 pay £15)
Guest of Honour : Dennis Amiss of Warwickshire and England
Menu:
Country Vegetable Soup
Braised Steak with Sauté Potatoes, Peas, Mushrooms, Tomaoes with a Port
and Pepper Sauce.
Banoffee Roulade and Cream
Coffee and Mints.
A vegetarian alternative can be supplied if notice is given well in advance.
Every team winning each division and the Intersport Trophy and Plate will automatically
be sent five tickets the purchase of which is mandatory. Further tickets
will of course be available. Division winners will each receive 12 medals on the
night plus the Divisional Trophy and a replica to keep in the club house.
Divisional winners will be sent tickets in the week commencing Monday 6th September.
Intersport Trophy and Plate winners will be sent their tickets in the week
commencing Monday 20th September.
Tickets will be sent by first class post to League Contacts.
Further details on the dinner are available from the Chairman Derek Barnard on
01892 653024.
Reporting
Results
 1.
To view the tables for this week (24th July) click
here after 10.30 am on Sunday. 2.
Please
report any apparent inaccuracies to the Results Secretary copied to the Hon Secretary. to
report anomalies
Umpires'
Assessment Cards Dear
Club Captain/League Contact of Division 1 or 2 We are still not receiving
the umpires cards in the volumes expected. Therefore as off this week (Sat 10th
July) the league will be issuing fines of £5 per card not received during
the 2nd half of the season, this will be invoiced to your club at a time convenient
to the league's officers. It has also become apparent that Umpires are
being marked low by some captains if they make the odd bad LBW decision, firstly
the umpire is in the best position to decide and just because you think he is
wrong it doesn't mean he is. To mark an umpire 6 or below for what you perceive
to be an odd bad decision is not really appropriate or in the spirit of the marking
scheme. Please assist us in making this scheme a success. Thanks,
Chris
Parker
Building Supplies East Sussex League Match Reports Brian
Pollard from the Sussex Express gives the League excellent coverage in the newspaper
every week but he can only continue to provide high standards if those persons
writing match reports could follow a few simple guidelines to save Brian time
during the week. Brian
is no longer in the position of being able to rewrite or complete badly written
or half-completed cricket copy. If all match report writers could read Brian's
comments below and act upon them, he would be very grateful. click
here for Brian's comments
Under-13
and Under-12 Players in Open Age Cricket  Under-13
players (year 8 at school) can play in open age cricket with explicit written
consent* from their parents or guardians, together with prior notification to
the league's Hon. Secretary that this is happening. This should be in the form
of the example letter available on the league's website. ECB require that this
letter should also be countersigned by a Level 2 coach. Below this age,
any player in year 7 or below (under 12 at midnight on 31st August 2009) cannot
play in open age cricket with or without explicit written consent. Following
the Open Meeting on 7th April, the league committee have confirmed their decision
to make this a requirement of the league from this season onwards (and not merely
a recommendation). Therefore, the playing of an under 12 year old (or of an under
13 year old without explicit written consent* from his parent or guardian, countersigned
by a Level 2 coach) will be treated in the same way as the playing of any other
ineligible player. To
view the latest version of the ECB guidelines click
here *for an example of the letter of waiver for parents and guardians
of an under 13 year old to sign, click
here
Registering
Overseas Players
 Registration
needs to be renewed each year to remain valid. A
club wishing to register an overseas player should notify the Hon. Secretary with
the player's full name and country of origin. This application should be supported
by a separate email, phone call or letter from the player himself confirming his
willingness to be registered by the named club. To
view a list of overseas players so far registered for 2010 click
here. Kenneth
Jeffery |