TYNEMOUTH

CRICKET CLUB

Founded 1847

Preston Avenue, North Shields NE30 2BG - Telephone : 0191 257 6865 (Pavilion)
Telephone : 07808 932 418 (Groundsman’s mobile phone)
WEEKLY PROGRAMME for May 15th / 16th 2010
- Information, Features and Reports from Recent Fixtures

DUKES NORTH EAST PREMIER LEAGUE

1st XI Div 1 Away 11:00 am to Durham Academy. Meet at 9:45 am
Team: Andrew Smith (Capt.), Iain Purdy, Daniel Newton,
Daniel Young, Scott Borthwick, Ben Debnam, Greg Hollins,
Anthony Turner, Philip Morse, Shahid Nazir, Jamie Coates.
2nd XI Div 2 No fixture.
1st XI Sunday National Cup Home 1:00 pm to Benwell Hill Meet noon
Team: Iain Purdy (Capt.), Tony Lion, Josh Koen, Daniel Young,
Andrew Lineham, Ben Debnam, Greg Hollins, Anthony Turner,
Philip Morse, David Hymers, Jamie Coates.
3nd XI Div 3 Sunday Away 1:30 pm to Chester-le-Street. Meet at 11:30 am
Team: Ben Richardson (Capt.), Richard Straughan, Chris Fairley, Ryan Bailey,
Lewis Storey, Connor Lonnberg, Euan Stenhouse, Ed Snelders, Chad Koen,
Sam Robson, Russell Perry.

SG WEALTH MANAGEMENT NORTHUMBERLAND

LEAGUE 3rd XI Div 2
Saturday Away 1:00 pm at Wardley to GEM; Meet at 11:45 am
Team: Paul Coates (Capt), Don Catley, Chad Koen, Tim Whiting,
Steve McLeod, Stephen Davison, Max Robertson, Geoff Simpson,
Jack Beaumont, Matthew Bartlett, John Callaghan.

Keep TCC Tidy! Please respect the pavilion and grounds and help to
keep your club clean, tidy and free of any hazards. In particular, everyone is
reminded that GLASSES must not be taken into the changing rooms.
Other TCC Fixtures in the week ahead, together with contacts:
Under 13 v Newcastle - Away Sunday 16th Stephen Davison
th
Under 15 v Backworth - Home Monday 17 Stephen Mordue
Jo Loring Cup - Saturday Thirds v Old Record Players – Away Tuesday 18th
Ladies Team v Stocksfield 2 – Home Tuesday 18th Tony Burns
th
Charity Bowl – First Team v Tynedale – Home Wednesday 19
C Division v Percy Main - Away Thursday 20th Danny Candlish
th
Under 13 8 a side v Newcastle - Home Thursday 20 Michael McIntyre
st
Inter Schools Festival 10am to 3pm – Friday 21
Supplied by Tony Turner, aka Bunsen – your hard working Fixtures Secretary.

On Friday night 14th May the Club are hosting the

Northumberland East Youth Division Football Cup Final
North Shields Juniors v Wallsend Boys Club, Kick Off at 6.30 pm.
The pitch will be marked out away from the cricket sessions and the players and spectators
must respect the cricket square and outfield. In particular, all spectators must stand on the road
side of the pitch apart from some responsible people wearing none-studded shoes/boots
on hand to collect and return any footballs which go onto the cricket square.

Tynemouth Streets Behind

Tynemouth’s First XI hosted Chester-le-Street and fielded a trio of debutants, viz: their
recently arrived overseas player Shahid Nazad and Durham University students Dan Newton
and James Corbett. Unfortunately, Scott Borthwick was not available so there was a further late
shuffle to the side. Chester batted first and Nazir was quick off the mark, dismissing
Birtwhistle, caught at the wicket by Greg Hollins for 3. However, Alan Mustard and their
Andrew Smith then embarked on a long stand. Both were dismissed by Phil Morse, Mustard
stumped for 63 and Smith lbw for 78. The only other Tynemouth success was Waite bowled by
Jamie Coates for 54 as Chester posted a useful 268-4.
The Tynemouth reply was off to a poor start with wickets tumbling. Openers Dan Young and
Iain Purdy only scored one single each, Newton was lbw without scoring and recent hero with
the bat, Ben Debnam was ducked. Skipper Andrew Smith and Hollins built some resistance but
went for 19 and 17 respectively. The next two men also got into double figures: Tony Turner
15 and Nazir run out for 18. James Corbett then did a splendid rearguard action with a
promising 87 before being the 7th lbw victim of the innings, supported by 4 from Morse and 14
not out from Coates. Richard Waite claimed 4-51. Tynemouth were all out for 190 and are now
in trouble at the foot of the table without a league win so far this season and only South
Shields have fewer points.
On Sunday the First Team made a total of only 86 in the first round of the Banks Salver. Their
opponents Durham Academy, visitors to Preston Avenue this Saturday, won comfortably by
nine wickets.
In the reverse fixture Tynemouth Seconds also batted second and lost to Chester. Birbeck and
G Harrison were difficult to separate with David Hymers and Josh Koen opening the
Tynemouth attack. Chris Beever broke the deadlock when Ian Stewart performed a swift
stumping to dismiss Birbeck for 37. Beever bowled in spells to record 3-48. Hymers (1-32)
caught and bowled Harrison for 43 but further Chester men made contributions to a useful
score of 208-6. Koen claimed the important wicket of Adam Nairn bowled for 45 and Stewart
took a catch to give Koen 2-40. Berryman was not out 32 with Russell Perry and Connor
Lonnberg both wicketless for 39 runs conceded.
Tynemouth’s reply was a capitulation; all out for 98. Andrew Lineham scored 24 of these
precious runs but otherwise only opener Tony Lion and Beever made double figures as the
Street shared the wickets round gleefully, especially J Harrison 4-12 mopping up the tail. The
Seconds will have to move up through the gears for the next match which is a real
challenge, away on 22nd May to South Northumberland.

TUCK SHOP NEWS

Thanks to the generous donation from Ian
Beever, a new tuck shop is to be located next to
the pavilion. Tuck shops are already in place at
other cricket clubs and, as well as providing a
welcome facility for junior players & parents,
they are believed to generate a significant
contribution to club funds.
The stocking of the shop (sweets, crisps, soft
drinks, etc.) is expected to be handled by the bar
committee, but volunteers are required to staff
the shop during junior practice sessions and
matches.
If you could possibly offer some of your time to serve in the shop - either regularly or
occasionally - or perhaps to coordinate the staffing, Russell Perry would be delighted to hear
from you on 07947 524204 or via russell.perry@csgclaims.com .

Tynemouth Cricket Club Monthly Prize Draw.

Only £1 per number.
1st Prize = £20
2nd Prize = £10
3rd Prize = £5
4th Prize = £5
Contact Anthony Turner
Tel: 289 2903 or 07905 923 039
In the SG Wealth Management Northumberland League, Tynemouth Thirds hosted the Old
Record Players at Backworth. As usual, skipper Paul Coates lost the toss and ORP took first
advantage of the superb batting track. They wasted no timer in posting 52 off the first 10 overs
with Scott Graham and Jack Beaumont needing to keep the ball well up to Jason Tenniswood
and Matt Planchant. Don Catley was brought on and soon had Tenniswood caught behind with
a superb reaction catch by Steve McLeod. Players pushed on and Digvijay also hit some
boundaries. The score mounted steadily and reached 98 off 20 overs when Catley trapped
Digvijay for 29, followed by Arun lbw for 4 to give Catley 13-3-50-3. Adam Holroyd and
Planchant put on an impressive and impervious 148 for the fourth wicket with the experienced
Graeme Hallam and Tony Lion coming into the bowling attack and the score reaching 200 at
the 40 overs mark. Eventually Lion had Planchant stumped by McLeod for 74. The final ball of
the innings brought a wicket for Hallam with Holroyd bowled for 105. Coates had moved the
bowling around but ORP were well up to the task and recorded 278 off their 50 overs. Bowling
was: Beaumont 7-0-56-0, Graham 8-2-28-0, Hallam 13-0-72-1, Chris Beever 4-0-21-0 and
Lion 5-0-33-1.
Tynemouth were still quietly confident with their decent batting line up. Tim Whiting and
Chris Beever put on 27 for the first wicket when Digvijay struck. Just when the acceleration
was beginning, he took out Beever for 17, then Stephen Davison and Steve Dunlop in the same
over to send Tynemouth reeling. Lion came in to steady the ship but then Whiting played on to
Digvijay for 15 hard earned runs and Coates fell for only 2 to see Hallam at the crease. He and
Lion started to play their experienced shots and moved the score steadily on to 66 off the first
20 overs, still well behind the clock but improving. Unfortunately Hallam gave a simple catch
to mid off when on 23 and the writing was being chalked on the wall. Beaumont a duck,
McLeod run out again for 2 and Catley bowled for 3 meant the last pair were already at the
crease. Graham improvised to reach 15 before being bamboozled by the spin of Tony Glover
and Lion was stranded on 67 not out. Digvijay claimed 13-4-33-6 to see the Players home by
115 runs. Tynemouth will now have to regroup for a repeat visit to GEM at Wardley next
Saturday.

Wear your Tynemouth Colours

Team kit for the First X1 and Second X1 is now being made available. Both of these teams are
required to have Colour clothing for the 20/20 competitions so, as a club, we ordered sufficient
sets of kit for both teams. The pack contains one 20/20 top, one white playing shirt, one white
SS Jumper, and one cap. The cost of these is £50 per pack and we would be grateful if all First
and Second X1 players were to buy these from the club. Payment details will be made available
when the kit arrives. A "splash top" will also be made available at a later date.
For all other players who would like to order Tynemouth CC kit you can go online at CF
Sports and if you enter "Tynemouth" in the relevant search box you will be directed to their
page for our specific kit.
Questions should be directed to Graeme Hallam: Graeme.Hallam@googlemail.com .
Durham County Cricket Club is pleased to announce the 2010 summer pre-match
coaching camp programme for juniors. The camps take place on all of Durham’s
home Clydesdale Bank 40 and Friends Provident twenty20 Sunday fixtures. The camps are
being run by Durham County Cricket Foundation in association with the Esh Charitable Trust
and Tesco. The camps are a tremendous opportunity for young cricketers, getting the chance to
improve their cricket skills as part of this unique match-day activity.
The coaching sessions run for two hours before the game. Attendants will then get to see the
Durham lads in action challenging for silverware in the Clydesdale Bank 40 and Friends
Provident twenty20, before going onto the pitch to receive their certificates and other goodies
from the Durham players.
The camps are open to any young cricketer under the age of 13, both boys and girls. All
coaches on taking the course will be at least ECB level 2 qualified Durham CCC coaches. The
cost of the camps are £20 each, this includes the coaching session, a match ticket for the
participant and for an accompanying adult. These coaching camps are a fantastic day out for
any young cricketer, having the opportunity to play cricket at the County Ground, Riverside,
but also to get on the pitch and see Durham Dynamos in action.
The pre match coaching camps take place on the following dates:
Leicestershire Foxes CB40- Sunday 23rd May-
11.45am-1.45pm
Worcestershire Royals FPt20- Sunday 6th June-
12.30pm-2.30pm
Nottinghamshire Outlaws FPt20- Sunday 20th
June-12.30pm-2.30pm
Northamptonshire Steelbacks FPt20- Sunday
18th July-12.30pm-2.30pm
Nottinghamshire Outlaws CB40- Sunday 25th
July-11.45am-1.45pm
Warwickshire Bears CB40- Sunday 22nd August-
11.45am-1.45pm
Scotland Saltires CB40- Sunday 29th August-
11.45am-1.45pm

Contact is Richard Hopper Office 0191 387 2816

Mobile: 07827 254 934 For more details see the website: www.durhamccc.co.uk

Northumberland Cricket Board Coaches Association are to run a coach

induction session at Walbottle Campus on Wednesday 15th June from 6pm - 9pm. The
idea of this evening is to prepare candidates who wish to gain level I or Level II qualifications
over the winter. Information regarding the evening can be obtained from Daniel Shurben
North Tyneside Community Coach, Tel: 07894 268 900 or
northtynesidecricket@yahoo.co.uk. Applications must be in by 26th May.
Who are we, where do we come from and what have we achieved?!
Let us know, via your TCC Player Profile
Name

Usual team

Best cricketing achievement

Role model

Worst nightmare moment on the

pitch
What do you most enjoy when
not playing cricket
What has been or would be your
best or worst holiday
What do you always take away
with you on holiday
What has been or would be your
worst experience on holiday

How do you like to be

entertained

What is your favourite food or

drink
Describe your ideal dinner date

Please complete your answers and forward to:

Don Catley, Weekly Programme Editor
15, Henley Road, Tynemouth, NE30 3SW
Tel: 290 1983, Mobile: 07986 307688
- Or even better, please email to don@catley.org
 TCC Player Profiles.
This week’s catch is a re-run for a well established star,
once again the Saturday Thirds Team Captain!

Name Paul Coates

Usual team Tynemouth Saturday Third Team (should be

the Saturday FIRST Team!).
Best cricketing achievement Have not had one …. yet!

Role model Andrew Lineham.

Worst nightmare moment on the Playing in the rain at Cowgate CC; unable
pitch to hit the required winning four off the last
ball of the innings. This was a few seasons
ago!

What do you most enjoy when Working.

not playing cricket
What has been or would be your Maspalomas in Gran Canaria; sunbathing
best or worst holiday like a beached whale!

What do you always take away Return ticket home.

with you on holiday
What has been or would be your Not finding my return ticket!
worst experience on holiday

How do you like to be By women.

entertained

What is your favourite food or Any food; Jack Daniel’s and coke.
drink
Describe your ideal dinner date Chinese meal with Lisa Goddard and Miss
Thompson, my old math’s teacher.

Get your answers ready; you could be Catley’s next Catch!

Some Useful Contacts at the Club: Home Mobile
President Bob Clayton 257 3082
Chairman; Director of Coaching Russell Perry 266 1821 07947 524 204
Deputy Chairman; Cricket Graeme Hallam 07525 419 099
Deputy Chairman; Pavilion Andrew Lineham 07763 745 880
Secretary Paul Malcolm 291 1953 07752 246 842
Treasurer Iain Purdy 07528 894 991
Membership Secretary Angus Robertson 257 7823 07957 594 319
Fixtures Secretary Anthony Turner 289 2903 07905 923 039
Membership Secretary Angus Robertson 257 7823 07957 594 319
Welfare Officer Diane Brown 252 3022
Premises Manager and Facilities Andrew Lineham 07763 745 880
Manager, Bookings Club: 257 6865 Answer service available

Further Committee Members: Stephen Bailey; Peter Davison; Judith Richardson

Gary Straughan; Anthony Turner,
First Team Captain Andrew Smith 252 7803 07533 612 339
Second Team Captain Graeme Hallam 07525 419 099
Saturday Third Team Captain Paul Coates 07895 608 336
Sunday Third Team Captain Ben Richardson 07708 892 160
Thursday ‘C’ Division Captain Danny Candlish 07739 838 848
Ladies Team Mon 6:30-8:30 pm Tony Burns 07769 666 076
Under 15s Wed 6-8 pm Steve Mordue 291 1650 07886 028 020
Under 13s Fri 6:45-8:15 pm Stephen Davison 07890 423 819
Under 11s Fri 5:15-6:45 pm Ed Snelders 251 3566 07984 443 508
Girls Fri 4-5 pm Diane Brown 252 3022
Induction (8-11 years) Angus Robertson 257 7823 07957 594 319
Groundsman Paul Jackson (Pav) 257 6865 07808 932 418
Programme Sponsorship Bob Clayton 257 3082
Press Officer and Editor
of The Weekly Programme Don Catley 290 1983 07986 307 688

Advertising and Sponsorship Opportunities with Tynemouth Cricket Club

Tynemouth CC offers a unique opportunity for local businesses to benefit from being involved
in sports advertising and sponsorship that is low cost and highly effective. This year we are
working even more closely with our advertisers and sponsors to ensure that they get excellent
value for money. We require the support of our local business community and thus would
welcome your input and the chance to discuss how we could work together with you.

We are very grateful to our sponsors who have generously supported us in many ways.
PLEASE SUPPORT ALL OUR SPONSORS IF YOU POSSIBLY CAN