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Iver Heath Sports Association Cricket Club |
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TEAM PICS |
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Club founded 1947 |
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Website founded 1999 |
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It took 52 years - hope it was worth the wait ! |
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Smackheads (A) 1990 Top Row (L-R) : Pete Abell, Ian Mitchell, Mike
Busson, Eddie Stocks, Alan Ferris, Richard Evans, Mike Rigarlsford Our first trip down to sunny Gloucester for what would prove to be the highlight of our fixture list for some years to come thanks to the hospitality shown by those great folks at the Royal Exchange in Hartpury. Highlights of the inaugral tour were : "I've only been drinking for 12 hours, of course
I can still drive - I can walk in a straight line" from Magnet |
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Watchet (A) 1992 Top Row (L-R) : Nigel Barker, Ian Mitchell,
Hugh Mitchell, Pete Abell, Phil Terry, Richard Stocks We'd just beaten the Smackheads on that uncut strip in the middle of a football pitch so no wonder we arrived in Watchet full of enthusiasm ! Our second tour and we were playing one of Somersets premier sides and our hosts for the week so we knew we had to put on a good performance......ho hum. Still the 153 run defeat did provide us with a few laughs.... The highly disputed "Bound over to keep his
crease" incident (the Terry boys vs the Rest of the World !) |
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Smackheads (A) 1991 Top Row (L-R) : Ian Mitchell, Iain Stanfield,
Colin Terry, Mike Busson, Richard Stocks, Nigel Barker, Chris Gough This game will be forever remembered as the match where Barker got 6 wickets and the beginning of our first ever tour and what a crack that turned out to be. I can't remember much about this particular game but that tour.... "Excuse me but is your fine leg fielder dead cuz
he hasn't moved for 30 minutes" |
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Uphill Castle (1991) L-R : Julie, Liz, Arthur Kenward, bloke with long legs doing something with clock, Ian Fisher, Ian Mitchell, Kevin Cottis, Richard Stocks Simply got to be one of the hottest days cricket ever - ranks right up there with Pinkneys Green a couple of seasons ago. Fairly uneventful game (i.e. we got hammered) but I remember walking out to open the innings with Fat Bloke and seeing 5 slips and 2 gullies behind me ! Of course the game did see the one and only Dave LeRendu make his first (and only) appearance for Iver Heath. Oh, and I almost forgot, the Ian Fisher "kick it over the boundary to avoid running in this friggin' heat" technique so favoured by Iver fielders..... |