Coggeshall CC v The Lashings All-Stars - 27th July

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Last Updated: Thursday, 19 July 2018 13:26

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Another date for your diaries is the upcoming match between Coggeshall CC and Lashings, to be held at Harefield on Friday 27th July. Full details on the the attached flyer.

Colchester & E.E Beer & Cider Festival - 26th to 29th July

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Last Updated: Thursday, 19 July 2018 13:23

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The Colchester & East Essex Beer & Cider festival will be taking place at the Castle Park ground over the weekend of 26th to 29th July. Please see attached flyer for details.

Cricket and beer what could be better !

Week 13 (July 15th) - T20 champions Wivenhoe out at the group stage

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Last Updated: Wednesday, 18 July 2018 08:21

Published: Wednesday, 18 July 2018 08:21

Written by Kevin Hewes

So the cricket season can finally begin, now the football circus is complete – well for two weeks at least, before the next football season starts ! There are just the six games to report on from this week, with shrewd fixture secretaries generally avoiding the World Cup Final date. The headlines are in the T20 competition where defending T20 champions Wivenhoe, have managed to do a Germany, and have been eliminated at the group stage following defeat at Ipswich on Thursday. On Sunday in Division Two, there were two high scoring run chases, as Braintree chased down Abberton’s 300 for 9, and Chappel & Wakes Colne were successful in their chase of Witham’s 261 for 6. The match between Springfield and Great Totham was postponed with both clubs looking for an alternative T20 date. In Division Three, Kelvedon got back to winning way with a 52 run win at Coggeshall in a game reduced to 20 overs per side. Finally, Little Bardfield Village made it two from two in the T20 West Division with a three wicket success over Galleywood. There were no centuries this week, although Abberton’s Elliott Mann (96) and Matt Sullivan (93) and Witham’s Forster Mutizwa (99) all succumbed in the nineties. Alex Terry of Abberton claimed the bowling performance of the week with 6 for 53 in his sides defeat at Braintree.

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Re-arranging Rained Off and Conceded Games

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Last Updated: Thursday, 07 June 2018 12:14

Published: Thursday, 07 June 2018 12:14

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Following a Management Committee last night, the following in-season rule changes were permitted, in an effort to maximise Sunday cricket in 2018.

A deadline date of 31st July was applied to re-arranging fixtures, cancelled through rain or concession.

Amendments to Rule 15C and 18, and an additional Rule 15E added.

(15C) In the spirit of ‘getting the game on’, matches that are conceded for lack of players can be re-arranged at the agreement of the non conceding club, and must not be re-arranged on a date that will be to the detriment of the non conceding club. Dates outside the stated season up to the last Sunday in September can be used for re-arranging conceded fixtures. The concession should be reported to the Results Secretary, as well as an alternative date if clubs are in mutual agreement to play the game. There is no prejudice against the non conceding club in the first concession, and if no date can be found to re-arrange, the original concession will stand. Matches scheduled up to 31st July can be re-arranged in this way – but the Results Secretary must be informed of the new date by 31st July. After the 31st July no game can re-arranged and the concession will stand.
(15D) A re-arranged game will only resort to the original result if the non-conceding side in the first instance are unable to fulfil the fixture through lack of players. Re-arranged matches that are abandoned or cancelled due to weather will have that result stand.
(15E) Matches that are rained off without a ball being bowled can be re-arranged if a mutually agreeable date can be found between the participating clubs. This rule only applies up to July 31st, thereafter, rained off matches will be counted as a cancelled game with six points awarded to each side. The Result Secretary must also be informed of a new date for a cancelled game by 31st July. Games that are started and are subsequently abandoned, will not be re-arranged.
(18) The League competition shall not start before the final Saturday in April and shall finish for the season on the third Sunday of September. Rained-off matches shall not be rearranged. No fixture may be rearranged for any other reason without the prior approval of the League Secretary who shall first inform and obtain the agreement of the League Chairman and the representatives of the division concerned.