Please Note The Tadworth Cricket Club Annual General Meeting 2020 is to be held the Pavilion, Mill Road, Tadworth on Monday 24th February 2020 starting at 7.30pm.
Agenda for the Tadworth Cricket Club Annual General Meeting to be held in the Pavilion, Mill Road, Tadworth on Monday 24th February 2020 starting at 7.30pm.
APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS A.G.M.
MATTERS ARISING
TREASURERS REPORT
CLUB REPORT
CAPTAINS AND COLTS REPORTS
ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE
APPOINTMENT OF INSPECTOR OF ACCOUNTS
ELECTION OF LIFE and HONORARY MEMBERS, VICE PRESIDENTS
APPOINTMENT OF THE CLUB TRUSTEES.
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND MATCH FEES
ANY OTHER BUSINESS
this page was last reviewed and updated 11 February 2020
Tadworth Cricket Club’s 2019 Charity Blast raises funds for The Children’s Trust
On Sunday 30th June, six teams competed in the 3rd annual Tadworth Cricket Club (TCC) Charity Blast.
As in previous years, the charity supported was the Children’s Trust, and TCC were delighted to raise
£2,750
on the day.
This year’s event was bigger than ever and included local teams from The Children’s Trust, the Royal Automobile Club CC, Epsom College, Chinthurst Old Boys, Free Foresters and Sutton & Epsom Jackals in a new, shorter format featuring six 8 ball overs.
In Group 1 Tadworth CC were beaten easily by the Epsom College & Chinthurst Old Boys XI who chased down 50 runs in just 21 balls. Tadworth recovered to beat the Free Foresters, chasing down 79 with a single off the final ball of their innings. Then, in the surprise result of the group, the Free Foresters defended an under-par total of 67 against Epsom College & Chinthurst Old Boys, restricting them to just 63. With each team winning just one game, Epsom College & Chinthurst Old Boys won the group due to their superior run rate. The notable performance in the group was Charlie Young who took 4 wickets in his two overs.
In Group 2, the Children’s Trust XI got off to a winning start against a Sutton & Epsom Rugby XI posting a big score of 82 which was never threatened. They went on to chase down a below par 58 by the RAC XI, although the loss of 3 wickets in their last 9 balls did increase the tension for the winning team. The Sutton & Epsom Rugby XI then defended a score of 67 against the RAC XI quite comfortably to come second in the group.
The final was played at 6:30pm with the Mayor of Reigate & Banstead, Councillor Keith Foreman, a keen cricketer himself, bowling the opening ball to get things under way! A tight final match was won by the Children’s Trust team.
After the final, the raffle prize draw and auction raised £2,750 for the Children’s Trust which will go towards providing equipment for the children. Raffle and auction prizes were kindly donated by local shops and businesses, and included a Tadworth Cricket Club shirt signed by Phil Tufnell, an ambassador of the Children’s Trust.
Throughout the day there were lots of activities for adults and children, with the Pimms tent, ice cream cart, face painting and the tea & cake stall particularly popular. A live DJ played music all day long and the BBQ and bar stayed open late.
More information, pictures of the day and a list of local shops and businesses supporting the event can be found on www.tccblast.org.
Thank you to all for your support.
Dalton Leong, Chief Executive of The Children’s Trust said:
“we are extremely grateful to Tadworth Cricket Club and everyone who supported this brilliant local event. I enjoyed watching the format and, of course, the end result: with Team Children’s Trust lifting the winners’ trophy! The sum raised will directly support children with brain injury”
Keep an eye out for next year’s event which will be on Sunday 5th July 2020!
Tadworth Cricket Club Mill Road TADWORTH Surrey KT20 7TE www.TadworthCricketClub.co.uk
The Children’s Trust Tadworth Court TADWORTH Surrey KT20 5RU www.thechildrenstrust.org.uk
Welcome to the the first Chairman’s update of the year – 2019
Work party The season is getting closer and our preparations for the cricketing year are hotting up.
We do need some help from as many of you as possible to finalise the pavilion for the start of the new season.
Please come along and join us on either Sat 30th March or Sat 13th April.
There are a wide range of jobs to complete and something for everyone. (for just an hour or several)
If you fancy doing a bit of gardening bring some equipment to strip back the undergrowth around the pavilion.
For less strenuous tasks we will have cleaning in the pavilion or putting down carpets etc.
Pavilion should be open from 9.15 am and you will get an early look at the new facilities, to enhance the member experience
Pre season Social – Friday April 26th
In addition we would like to announce our plans for a pre season social event.
On Friday 26th April we plan to have a games night in the pavilion with pizzas that we will order in based on number of people that commit.
We will charge 10 pounds per head and will need to collect money up front.
We are still finalising the ideas but we are thinking that we will have a pool tournament, a darts tournament, dominoes and a range of other games during the evening.
Please get this date in your diaries now and confirm attendance to Craig or any member of committee ASAP
Nets at Epsom College
There will NOT be a net session this Sunday (March 31st) – a free week due to Mothering Sunday so get in the good books ahead of the season! However nets will be back on 7th and 14th – 2 more opportunities to feel ball in hand or bat on ball
Looking forward to the season it what promises to be a significant year for English cricket – World Cup and Ashes rolled in to one. Best wishes
Craig Chairman Tadworth Cricket Club
this page was last reviewed and updated 26 March 2019
@ Tadworth Cricket Club – Monday’s 8 weeks Every Monday from 18 May 2020
All Stars Cricket gives girls and boys from the ages of five to eight an opportunity to become a star. The curriculum of fun cricket activities and games provides your children with the basic movement skills to begin a lifelong love of our sport and general physical activity.
“All Stars Cricket gives Girls and Boys from the ages of five to eight an opportunity to become a Star. The curriculum of FUN cricket activities and games provides your children with basic movement skills to begin a lifelong Love of sport including cricket and general physical activity.”
“All Stars Cricket gives Girls and Boys from the ages of five to eight an opportunity to become a Star. The curriculum of FUN cricket activities and games provides your children with basic movement skills to begin a lifelong Love of sport including cricket and general physical activity.”
For an hour a week over an eight-week period, our fully trained and vetted activators will deliver game-based activities that teach basic cricket skills including catching, throwing and hitting moving balls and social skills such as teamwork and communication. Held at accredited cricket clubs, these courses are the perfect way for your child to learn about cricket and make friends in a safe and also most importantly, fun environment.
All Stars only need to apply, that’s YOU
Well we will let your parents do the signing up for you because that is not much fun?
ECB All Stars programme started in 2017 and Tadworth Cricket Club have being an All Stars Centre every year since and 2020 is no different.
Tadworth Cricket Club All Stars Cricket Dates for 2020 : 18 May – 6 July 2020 from 6pm for up to an hour.
Some feed back from the ECB All Stars – National Programme:
in the space of 5 months my 5 year old daughter has gone from defeatist to trier and team player. Her confidence now is great all thaks to the hard work and consideration of the coaches and helpers.
More information:
All Stars Cricket – https://www.ecb.co.uk/play/all-stars Parents All Stars Cricket Page – https://www.ecb.co.uk/play/all-stars/parents FAQs – https://www.ecb.co.uk/all-stars-cricket-parents-questions-and-answers
Ask your parents guardians gran parents to sign you up.
and don’t forget to bring them along. Why? How are you going to get there if you do not bring them along as well.
Get into Cricket with All Stars
All Stars Cricket provide girls and boys from 5-8 with 8 weeks of non stop fun. The activity and game based programme is suitable for skill levels, providing your child with the foundations to begin a lifelong love of physical activity and cricket. Whilst making frirends in safe and enjoyable enviroment.
Your parents can join in as well – so they know how to practise back at home in your gardens?
ECB All Stars Cricket @ Tadworth Cricket
2020 Poster for the All Stars Cricket @ Mill Road Tadworth Home of Tadworth Cricket Club.
Tadworth Cricket Club thank Surrey County Council for their recent contributions from their Members’ Community Allocation in support of enhanced security and new equipment for our junior cricket section.
