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SHEPHERD
NEAME ESSEX
TWENTY/20
COMPETITION 2009
ESSEX TWENTY/20 DRAW 2009
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TWENTY20 RULES 2009
All clubs in the Shepherd Neame Sponsored Championship have been entered into
this year’s competition. If you do not wish to participate, please contact your
opposition and let your league administrator know.
It is preferable that these matches are played mid week in the evening, although
to ensure matches are played by the dates below, Sundays may be used as an
alternative.
Clubs could also get together and make a day of it, for example Loughton/Harlow,
Five & Heronians/Woodford Green could play two matches and a Final on a Sunday
at one venue
Please make contact with your opposition as soon as possible and arrange a date
for your match. The home team MUST provide 3 dates to the opposition for the
match to take place. It is up to the away team to confirm a date at that point.
ALL games must be played at the Home team’s main ground, or if the opposition
agrees, a venue that is suitable to both teams.
COMPLETION DATES
Round 1 – by 31st May
Round 2 – by 21st June
Group Semi-Finals – by 12th July
Group Finals – by 2nd August
Semi Finals & Finals 16th August
(Billericay C.C.)
Billericay will then host the Area Finals on
Monday 31st August (Bank Holiday)
Billericay CC
are also available to host Regional Finals on Sunday 13th September
PLAYING CONDITIONS
One umpire to be supplied by each side in the preliminary rounds. Shepherd Neame
will supply umpires for the Finals series.
DURATION
One innings per side, each innings limited to a maximum of 20 overs.
SCHEDULED HOURS OF PLAY
First Innings: 5.30pm – 6.45pm
Second Innings: 6.50pm – 8.05pm
Games organised on weekends can be started at a time agreed by both sides.
Interval
The interval shall be of 5 minutes duration.
RE-ARRANGEMENT OF OVERS
Teams have one hour 15 minutes to bowl 20 overs. In the first innings, the
calculation of the number of overs to be bowled shall be based upon one over for
every 3.75 minutes in the total time available for play up to the scheduled
close of play. In the second innings of the match, overs shall be reduced at a
rate of one over for every full 3.75 minutes lost, unless the first innings
finished early/ second innings started early, in which case no overs are lost
until the time that has been gained is subsequently lost.
TIMED
OUT
The incoming batsman MUST be in a position to take guard or for his partner to
be ready to receive the next ball within one minute 30 seconds of the fall of
the previous wicket.
BALLS
Yellow/Orange balls will be supplied. In the event of lost
balls, clubs may use an alternative.
THE
RESULT
Each side must have faced (or had the opportunity to face) 5 (five) overs in
order to constitute a match.
In the event of a tie at the completion of a match, the team that lost the fewer
wickets will be adjudged the winner. If this gives no result, then the team with
the highest score at the end of 15 completed overs shall be adjudges the winner.
If this is still equal, then the side with the highest score at the end of 10
completed overs shall be adjudged the winner.
If the game is interrupted by weather, a bowl out should take place. 5 players
should be nominated and will bowl 2 balls each at a full set of stumps. In the
case of a tie at the completion of this round further players must be selected
to bowl on a sudden death format.
Result must be emailed to the league organiser within 48 hours of the completion
of the match.
RESTRICTIONS ON THE PLACEMENT OF FIELDSMEN
Fielding restrictions apply for the first six overs of each innings of each
match. 2 fielders must be in catching positions, with only 2 fielders outside
the fielding circle during this period. After this 4 fielders must be inside the
fielding circle at any time.
NUMBER OF OVERS PER BOWLER
Each Bowler may bowl a maximum of 4 overs. In a delayed or interrupted match, no
bowler may bowl more than 1/5 of the total overs allowed unless such a number
has been exceeded before the interruption.
FREE
HIT AFTER FRONT FOOT NO BALL
This will apply, however no field changes may be made for the free hit. Even if
batters crossed and a left hand/right hand combination means that there are too
many fielders on the leg side. This is to keep the game moving.
SHORT
PITCHED BOWLING
One short pitched ball is allowed per over, but must pass below the batter head
in normal stance.
OVER
RATE PENALTIES
The six–run penalty for each over bowled will apply. All sides are expected to
be in position to bowl the first ball of the last if their 20 overs within one
hour 15 minutes playing time. In reduced over matches, the fielding side has one
over leeway in addition to any time that the umpires may allow for stoppages. 20
overs will be bowled and the penalty runs are added to the amassed total at the
end.
Umpires are instructed to apply strict interpretation of time wasting by the
batsman (5 run penalties) specifically; batsmen are expected to be ready for the
start of a new over as soon as the bowler is ready.
WIDE
BALL
Umpires are instructed to apply a very strict and consistent interpretation in
regard to this Law in order to prevent negative bowling wide of the wicket.
A penalty of one run shall be scored and the ball shall be re bowled.
This penalty shall stand in addition to any other runs which are scored or
awarded.
QUALIFIED PLAYERS
There are NO overseas players in the TWENTY20 Tournament. (Category 3)
Players who are registered to a club within the respective leagues must play for
the side that they are registered to play with on Saturday or Shepherd Neame
League competitions. A bona fide playing member of the club.
Players who are Category 3 exempt are allowed to play in this competition.
Performance of the round - £250 per round to be nominated by each county and
awarded by Shepherd Neame.
CONCLUSION
If you have any questions or require additional information on this competition
please contact your regional organiser Peter Williams on 0208 500 3325 , 07970
847212
Results to be emailed to
petercw2020@aol.com.
It would
also be appreciated if Clubs could email the results to the
webmaster ASAP so that they
can be entered on the site and clubs can then see their next opponents etc.
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SHEPHERD NEAME
TWENTY/20 DRAW 2009 |
| 1ST ROUND (To be
completed by 31st May 2009) |
| |
Home Club |
Score |
V |
Away Club |
Score |
Result |
| Group 1 |
Southend on Sea |
|
V |
Basildon & Pitsea |
|
Basildon won due to no date fixed |
| Group 2 |
West Essex |
103 ao |
V |
Chingford |
157-5 |
Chingford won |
| Group 3 |
Hutton |
184-6 |
V |
Shenfield |
181-8 |
Hutton won |
| 2ND ROUND (to be
completed by 21st June 2009) |
| Group 1 |
Basildon & Pitsea |
116-8 |
V |
Stanford le Hope |
115-7 |
Basildon Won |
| Group 1 |
Westcliff on Sea |
|
V |
Benfleet |
|
Westcliff on Sea Won on forfeit |
| Group 1 |
Billericay |
96 ao |
V |
Horndon on the Hill |
143-7 |
Horndon on the Hill won |
| Group 1 |
Old Southendians |
131-8 |
V |
Hadleigh & Thundersley |
131 ao |
Old Southendians won on less wkts |
| Group 2 |
Chingford |
216-6 |
V |
Woodford Wells |
136 ao |
Chingford won |
| Group 2 |
Epping |
99 ao |
V |
Buckhurst Hill |
100-4 |
Buckhurst Hill won |
| Group 2 |
Loughton |
224-7 |
V |
Harlow |
148-8 |
Loughton won |
| Group 2 |
Fives & Heronians |
|
V |
Woodford Green |
|
Fives won by walkover |
| Group 3 |
Hutton |
145-9 |
V |
Ardleigh Green |
146-6 |
Ardleigh Green won |
| Group 3 |
Hornchurch |
233-2 |
V |
Harold Wood |
143 ao |
Hornchurch won |
| Group 3 |
Brentwood |
166-9 |
V |
Orsett |
155-4 |
Brentwood won |
| Group 3 |
Colchester & E. Essex
Joe Austin 69
Joe Barnett 25*
Ian Hare 4-0-34-3 |
192-7 |
V |
Chelmsford
Guy Balmford 47
Matt Thurston 27 |
150-8 |
Colchester Badgers won by 42 runs |
| Group 4 |
Ilford |
112 ao |
V |
South Woodford |
171-8 |
South Woodford won |
| Group 4 |
Walthamstow |
153 ao |
V |
Old Parkonians |
153-9 |
Old Parkonians won by fewer wkts |
| Group 4 |
Gidea Park & Romford |
137-5 |
V |
Hainault & Clayhall |
135-6 |
Gidea Park & Romford won |
| Group 4 |
Wanstead |
111-9 |
V |
Upminster |
114-7 |
Upminster won |
| GROUP SEMI-FINALS (to be
completed by 12th July 2009) |
| Group 1 |
Basildon & Pitsea |
135 ao |
V |
Westcliff on Sea |
161-7 |
Westcliff won |
| Group 1 |
Horndon on the Hill |
140-7 |
V |
Old Southendians |
139-8 |
Horndon won |
| Group 2 |
Chingford |
178-8 |
V |
Buckhurst Hill |
117-8 |
Chingford won |
| Group 2 |
Loughton
R.Qureshi 102* |
176-0 |
V |
Fives & Heronians |
175-7 |
Loughton won |
| Group 3 |
Ardleigh Green
F.Butt 70 |
156-5 |
V |
Hornchurch
P.Murray 53 |
155-6 |
Ardleigh Green won |
| Group 3 |
Brentwood |
163-4 |
V |
Colchester & E Essex |
160-6 |
Brentwood won |
| Group 4 |
South Woodford |
244-2 |
V |
Old Parkonians |
135 ao |
South Woodford won |
| Group 4 |
G. P & Romford |
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V |
Upminster |
|
Upminster won |
| GROUP FINALS (To be
completed by 2nd August 2009) |
| Group 1 |
Westcliff on Sea |
136-3 |
V |
Horndon on the Hill, |
135 ao |
Westcliff on Sea won |
| Group 2 |
Chingford |
161-2 |
V |
Loughton, |
160-9 |
Chingford won |
| Group 3 |
Ardleigh Green |
92-8 |
V |
Brentwood |
120 ao |
Brentwood won |
| Group 4 |
South Woodford |
157-8 |
V |
Upminster |
135 ao |
South Woodford won |
| FINALS
(16TH AUGUST 2009 AT BILLERICAY C.C. from 11.00am) |
Group
1 & 2 |
Westcliff on Sea |
|
V |
Chingford |
|
Chingford Won |
Group
3 & 4 |
Brentwood |
|
V |
South Woodford |
|
South Woodford Won |
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FINAL
(16TH AUGUST 2009 AT
BILLERICAY C.C. (3.00pm) |
Chingford 143-9
A.Taylor 45
|
V |
South Woodford 133-9
R.Harris 3-33
S.McMurray 2-15 |
Chingford Won |
CHINGFORD WINNERS OF
2009 TWENTY/20 COMPETITION
*****
The four regional finalists are as below
| CHINGFORD |
BROMLEY |
REIGATE PRIORY |
FINCHLEY |
CCT20
Regional Finalist August Bank
Holiday Monday at Billericay
C.C.
Proposed times of matches.
| Semi Final (Match 1) |
1200 - 1445 |
Chingford |
|
V |
Finchley |
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| Semi Final ( Match 2) |
1200 - 1445 |
Reigate |
|
V |
Bromley |
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| FINAL |
1530 - 1815 |
Match 1 Winner |
|
V |
Match 2 Winner |
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*****
COLCHESTER & EAST ESSEX WINNERS OF 2008 TWENTY/20 COMPETITION
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The winning Colchester and East Essex 20/20
team:
Back row, from left: Julian Russell, Nick Gibbs, Ben Stephens, Greg De
Silva,
Alex Young, Marlon Dias, Matthew Austin and match manager Brian Savill.
Front, from left: Tom George, Andrew Kennedy, Joe Austin and Iain
McQueen. |

Colchester and East Essex captain Andrew
Kennedy
receives the Shepherd Neame Essex 20/20 winners' plate from
Essex League official Cliff Greenhill |
SAFFRON
WALDEN WINNERS OF 2007 TWENTY/20 COMPETITION
WANSTEAD WINNERS OF 2006 TWENTY/20 COMPETITION
LOUGHTON WINNERS OF 2005 TWENTY/20 COMPETITION

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