FIXTURES 2020 so far ..........
UNDER 10s
Week Commencing Home Team Away Team
27th July Queen Camel v Yeovil
3rd August Queen Camel v Compton House
10th August Glastonbury v Queen Camel
24th August Queen Camel v Sparkford
Week Commencing Home Team Away Team
27th July Queen Camel v Yeovil
3rd August Queen Camel v Compton House
10th August Glastonbury v Queen Camel
24th August Queen Camel v Sparkford
Queen Camel Cricket Club are now planning for the 2020 season.
It would be great if we can find new Vice-Presidents from the village, local area, former players and friends of the cricket club.
You may be able to spread the word and see if anyone would be interested.
We would ask for a minimum donation of £10 per year.
With permission we would also place their names on our 2020 fixture card.
See below extract from our website:
Vice-Presidents Donations
The continuation and future success of the Queen Camel Cricket Club depends upon the contributions of many individuals and also the goodwill and active support of both the local community and others who love cricket and village cricket in particular.
Individuals can support the Club by becoming Vice-Presidents. Maintaining, and hopefully increasing, the number of the Club’s Vice-Presidents year on year is an important indicator of the continuing goodwill and support of the local and cricketing communities.
Becoming a Vice-President in itself makes a valuable contribution to the Club. Although a modest annual financial contribution is important, other forms of contribution such as attending and supporting the Club during matches, providing professional and other advice, undertaking particular tasks necessary to the running of the Club and simply supporting the Club within the local and cricketing communities are equally important. The obligations placed upon Vice-Presidents are minimal but the opportunities for some Vice-Presidents to become more involved are unlimited.
If you would like to become a Vice-President please get in touch.
Easy Fundraising
Also we are looking for people and businesses to sign up to Easy Fundraising to help raise funds for our club (£1200 to date),
Shop with over 3,500+ big name retailers including Argos, John Lewis, Boden, Apple, Confused.com, ASOS, even Amazon and eBay! – and when you raise your first £5 for Queen Camel Cricket Club, #easyfundraising will match it! THIS IS FREE MONEY FOR US, so make sure we don’t miss out!
Here’s a 60 second video to show how easyfundraising works: http://efraising.org/Zdv2U34Gdf
Sign-up using our unique link https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/invite/YEB0VC/3ELZK7
Also see our webpage http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/website/web_pages/183397
Kind Regards
Paul Worton
Queen Camel Cricket Club
Mobile 07870506702
Email: paulworton801@btinternet.com
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It would be great if we can find new Vice-Presidents from the village, local area, former players and friends of the cricket club.
You may be able to spread the word and see if anyone would be interested.
We would ask for a minimum donation of £10 per year.
With permission we would also place their names on our 2020 fixture card.
See below extract from our website:
Vice-Presidents Donations
The continuation and future success of the Queen Camel Cricket Club depends upon the contributions of many individuals and also the goodwill and active support of both the local community and others who love cricket and village cricket in particular.
Individuals can support the Club by becoming Vice-Presidents. Maintaining, and hopefully increasing, the number of the Club’s Vice-Presidents year on year is an important indicator of the continuing goodwill and support of the local and cricketing communities.
Becoming a Vice-President in itself makes a valuable contribution to the Club. Although a modest annual financial contribution is important, other forms of contribution such as attending and supporting the Club during matches, providing professional and other advice, undertaking particular tasks necessary to the running of the Club and simply supporting the Club within the local and cricketing communities are equally important. The obligations placed upon Vice-Presidents are minimal but the opportunities for some Vice-Presidents to become more involved are unlimited.
If you would like to become a Vice-President please get in touch.
Easy Fundraising
Also we are looking for people and businesses to sign up to Easy Fundraising to help raise funds for our club (£1200 to date),
Shop with over 3,500+ big name retailers including Argos, John Lewis, Boden, Apple, Confused.com, ASOS, even Amazon and eBay! – and when you raise your first £5 for Queen Camel Cricket Club, #easyfundraising will match it! THIS IS FREE MONEY FOR US, so make sure we don’t miss out!
Here’s a 60 second video to show how easyfundraising works: http://efraising.org/Zdv2U34Gdf
Sign-up using our unique link https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/invite/YEB0VC/3ELZK7
Also see our webpage http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/website/web_pages/183397
Kind Regards
Paul Worton
Queen Camel Cricket Club
Mobile 07870506702
Email: paulworton801@btinternet.com
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January 2020
The senior team recently played in the semi-finals of the Somerset indoor league but were beaten by the eventual winners North Petherton.
The 2020 indoor league starts on the 26th January, we have 5 games, the first is versus Castle Cary CC.
Queen Camel Cricket Club are looking for Youth Cricketers for the 2020 season
U8s, U10s, U12s & U16s - Starting Friday 17th April 2020
Youth membership joining fee for the entire season is just: £20
Coaching Sessions for U8s, U10s - 1700 to 1800
Coaching Sessions for U12s & U16s - 1800 to 1900
League games are scheduled for:
Mid Wessex League – U10s Sunday Mornings
Mid Wessex League - U12s Monday Evenings
Mid Wessex League - U16s Tuesday Evenings
We are now looking to recruit a total of 48 children (12 in each team group) from academic years 1, 2 & 3 for the U8s, years 4 & 5 for our U10s, years 6 & 7 for the U12s and years 8 to 11 for our U16s. Both boys and girls are welcome to join. A waiting list will be operated if oversubscribed.
Indoor coaching planned from March 2020, dates and times to be confirmed.
Outdoor Coaching sessions are held on a Friday evening (1700 - 1900) starting on 17th April and finishing on 24th July. (No coaching session on 29th May, Half term).
The sessions will be led by an ECB Level 2 coach and will be assisted by ECB Level 1 coaches. Please contact any of us, also see our website.
Want to be involved? Ways support your Cricket team
QCCC are always looking for new members of the community to join the club, see below for details on how you can be part of a fantastic village cricket team.
QCCC are looking for new Vice President Donations to help support the club. VP names will be listed on the 2020 fixture card. Contact Angus Davidson or Rob Barker for more details.
QCCC are looking for local business and tradesman to place an advert in our 2020 fixture card and on our website for as little as £25. Contact Paul Worton for more details. Fixture cards go to print on 31st March 2020.
Do you shop online? Do it through easyfundraising.org.uk and raise a free donation for Queen Camel Cricket Club every time you shop! https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/queencamelcc/
Visit our website for Club Contact Details http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/
Club Email: queencamelcc@hotmail.com
2019
We held our Club Open & Family Day on Sunday 1st September in glorious weather. We had a fantastic turnout who enjoyed the cricket, cake sale and BBQ food provided by “Great Tastes”.
We had players from our U14s team playing in the Chairman’s XI v President’s XI game with James, George and Byron taking the wickets of some key senior team players!
After the game we had some fun games with our U8 & U10 players who also collected achievement certificates for their efforts in the 2019 season.
All our games have now finished for the 2019 season, we are now looking to renovate the square ready for 2020.
The Senior team will hold their Annual End of Season Dinner and Awards at the Mildmay Arms in October
Want to be involved? Ways support your Cricket team
QCCC are always looking for new members of the community to join the club, see below for details on how you can be part of a fantastic village cricket team.
Do you shop online? Do it through easyfundraising.org.uk and raise a free donation for Queen Camel Cricket Club every time you shop! https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/queencamelcc/
Visit our website for Club Contact Details http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/
Club Email: queencamelcc@hotmail.com
We had players from our U14s team playing in the Chairman’s XI v President’s XI game with James, George and Byron taking the wickets of some key senior team players!
After the game we had some fun games with our U8 & U10 players who also collected achievement certificates for their efforts in the 2019 season.
All our games have now finished for the 2019 season, we are now looking to renovate the square ready for 2020.
The Senior team will hold their Annual End of Season Dinner and Awards at the Mildmay Arms in October
Want to be involved? Ways support your Cricket team
QCCC are always looking for new members of the community to join the club, see below for details on how you can be part of a fantastic village cricket team.
Do you shop online? Do it through easyfundraising.org.uk and raise a free donation for Queen Camel Cricket Club every time you shop! https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/queencamelcc/
Visit our website for Club Contact Details http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/
Club Email: queencamelcc@hotmail.com
May 2019
Club Open Day & Family Day Friday 7th June 2019
From 4pm to 9pm
All are welcome to come and join us on the playing field
Results
Queen Camel win by 4 wickets v Sherborne (SH 199 for 8, QC 200 for 6)
Queen Camel win by 1 wicket v Street (ST 144 for 5, QC 147 for 9)
Queen Camel U10s lose to South Petherton U10s by 38 runs
Queen Camel U10s lose to Chard U10s by 31 runs
Want to be involved? Ways support your Cricket team
QCCC are always looking for new members of the community to join the club, see below for details on how you can be part of a fantastic village cricket team.
Do you shop online? Do it through easyfundraising.org.uk and raise a free donation for Queen Camel Cricket Club every time you shop! https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/queencamelcc/
Visit our website for Club Contact Details http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/
Club Email: queencamelcc@hotmail.com
Queen Camel win by 4 wickets v Sherborne (SH 199 for 8, QC 200 for 6)
Queen Camel win by 1 wicket v Street (ST 144 for 5, QC 147 for 9)
Queen Camel U10s lose to South Petherton U10s by 38 runs
Queen Camel U10s lose to Chard U10s by 31 runs
Want to be involved? Ways support your Cricket team
QCCC are always looking for new members of the community to join the club, see below for details on how you can be part of a fantastic village cricket team.
Do you shop online? Do it through easyfundraising.org.uk and raise a free donation for Queen Camel Cricket Club every time you shop! https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/queencamelcc/
Visit our website for Club Contact Details http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/
Club Email: queencamelcc@hotmail.com
Queen Camel Cricket Club
January 2019
Queen Camel Cricket Club: U8s, U10s, U12s & U14s - Starting April 2019
Coaching Sessions – Friday Evenings
Mid Wessex League Games – U10s Sunday Mornings - U12s Monday Evenings - U14s Thursday Evenings
We are now looking to recruit players from:
· Year 1, 2 & 3 for the Under 8s
· Year 4 & 5 for the Under 10s
· Year 6 & 7 for the Under 12s
· Year 8 & 9 for the Under 14s
Both boys and girls are welcome to join. Joining fee is just £20 for the entire season.
Coaching sessions are held on Friday evenings starting in April and finishing mid-July.
The sessions will be led by an ECB Level 2 coach and will be assisted by ECB Level 1 coaches.
Please contact Paul Worton, Guy Clothier, Ollie Jones or Andrew Hoddinott for more details
Want to be involved? Ways support your Cricket team
QCCC are always looking for new members of the community to join the club, see below for details on how you can be part of a fantastic village cricket team.
QCCC are looking for new Vice President Donations to help support the club. VP names will be listed on the 2019 fixture card. Contact Angus Davidson or Rob Barker for more details.
QCCC are looking for local business and tradesman to place an advert in our 2019 fixture card and on our website for as little as £25. Contact Paul Worton for more details. Fixture cards go to print on 31th March 2019.
Do you shop online? Do it through easyfundraising.org.uk and raise a free donation for Queen Camel Cricket Club every time you shop! https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/queencamelcc/
Visit our website for Club Contact Details http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/
Club Email: queencamelcc@hotmail.com
January 2019
Queen Camel Cricket Club: U8s, U10s, U12s & U14s - Starting April 2019
Coaching Sessions – Friday Evenings
Mid Wessex League Games – U10s Sunday Mornings - U12s Monday Evenings - U14s Thursday Evenings
We are now looking to recruit players from:
· Year 1, 2 & 3 for the Under 8s
· Year 4 & 5 for the Under 10s
· Year 6 & 7 for the Under 12s
· Year 8 & 9 for the Under 14s
Both boys and girls are welcome to join. Joining fee is just £20 for the entire season.
Coaching sessions are held on Friday evenings starting in April and finishing mid-July.
The sessions will be led by an ECB Level 2 coach and will be assisted by ECB Level 1 coaches.
Please contact Paul Worton, Guy Clothier, Ollie Jones or Andrew Hoddinott for more details
Want to be involved? Ways support your Cricket team
QCCC are always looking for new members of the community to join the club, see below for details on how you can be part of a fantastic village cricket team.
QCCC are looking for new Vice President Donations to help support the club. VP names will be listed on the 2019 fixture card. Contact Angus Davidson or Rob Barker for more details.
QCCC are looking for local business and tradesman to place an advert in our 2019 fixture card and on our website for as little as £25. Contact Paul Worton for more details. Fixture cards go to print on 31th March 2019.
Do you shop online? Do it through easyfundraising.org.uk and raise a free donation for Queen Camel Cricket Club every time you shop! https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/queencamelcc/
Visit our website for Club Contact Details http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/
Club Email: queencamelcc@hotmail.com
2018
All our Yesterdays. . .
. . . & our Tomorrows!
Queen Camel Cricket Club in the 1950s - & of the Future
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Become a VICE-PRESIDENT and see what you can do!
The continuation and future success of the Queen Camel Cricket Club depends upon the contributions of many individuals and also the goodwill and active support of both the local community and others who love cricket and village cricket in particular.
Individuals can support the Club by becoming Vice-Presidents. Maintaining, and hopefully increasing, the number of the Club’s Vice-Presidents year on year is an important indicator of the continuing goodwill and support of the local and cricketing communities.
Becoming a Vice-President in itself makes a valuable contribution to the Club. Although a modest annual financial contribution is important, other forms of contribution such as attending and supporting the Club during matches, providing professional and other advice, undertaking particular tasks necessary to the running of the Club and simply supporting the Club within the local and cricketing communities are equally important. The obligations placed upon Vice-Presidents are minimal but the opportunities for some Vice-Presidents to become more involved are unlimited.
If you would like to become a Vice-President please get in touch.
See our website at http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/
Vice-Presidents Donations
The continuation and future success of the Queen Camel Cricket Club depends upon the contributions of many individuals and also the goodwill and active support of both the local community and others who love cricket and village cricket in particular.
Individuals can support the Club by becoming Vice-Presidents. Maintaining, and hopefully increasing, the number of the Club’s Vice-Presidents year on year is an important indicator of the continuing goodwill and support of the local and cricketing communities.
Becoming a Vice-President in itself makes a valuable contribution to the Club. Although a modest annual financial contribution is important, other forms of contribution such as attending and supporting the Club during matches, providing professional and other advice, undertaking particular tasks necessary to the running of the Club and simply supporting the Club within the local and cricketing communities are equally important. The obligations placed upon Vice-Presidents are minimal but the opportunities for some Vice-Presidents to become more involved are unlimited.
If you would like to become a Vice-President please get in touch.
See our website at http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/
The continuation and future success of the Queen Camel Cricket Club depends upon the contributions of many individuals and also the goodwill and active support of both the local community and others who love cricket and village cricket in particular.
Individuals can support the Club by becoming Vice-Presidents. Maintaining, and hopefully increasing, the number of the Club’s Vice-Presidents year on year is an important indicator of the continuing goodwill and support of the local and cricketing communities.
Becoming a Vice-President in itself makes a valuable contribution to the Club. Although a modest annual financial contribution is important, other forms of contribution such as attending and supporting the Club during matches, providing professional and other advice, undertaking particular tasks necessary to the running of the Club and simply supporting the Club within the local and cricketing communities are equally important. The obligations placed upon Vice-Presidents are minimal but the opportunities for some Vice-Presidents to become more involved are unlimited.
If you would like to become a Vice-President please get in touch.
See our website at http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/
Queen Camel Cricket Club
January 2018
Queen Camel Cricket Club: U8s, U10s, U12s & U14s - Starting April 2018
Coaching Sessions – Friday Evenings
Mid Wessex League Games – U10s Sunday Mornings - U12s Monday Evenings - U14s Thursday Evenings
We are now looking to recruit players from:
· Year 1, 2 & 3 for the Under 8s
· Year 4 & 5 for the Under 10s
· Year 6 & 7 for the Under 12s
· Year 8 & 9 for the Under 14s
Both boys and girls are welcome to join. Joining fee is just £20 for the entire season.
Coaching sessions are held on Friday evenings starting in April and finishing mid-July.
The sessions will be led by an ECB Level 2 coach and will be assisted by ECB Level 1 coaches.
Please contact Paul Worton, Ollie Jones or Andrew Hoddinott for more details
Want to be involved? Ways support your Cricket team
QCCC are always looking for new members of the community to join the club, see below for details on how you can be part of a fantastic village cricket team.
QCCC are looking for new Vice President Donations to help support the club. VP names will be listed on the 2018 fixture card. Contact Angus Davidson or Rob Barker for more details.
QCCC are looking for local business and tradesman to place an advert in our 2018 fixture card and on our website for as little as £25. Contact Paul Worton for more details. Fixture cards go to print on 31th March 2018.
Do you shop online? Do it through easyfundraising.org.uk and raise a free donation for Queen Camel Cricket Club every time you shop! https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/queencamelcc/
Visit our website for Club Contact Details http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/
Club Email: queencamelcc@hotmail.com
2017
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Due to the weather we have split the tasks this weekend.
PLEASE CAN YOU CONTACT ME IF YOU CAN HELP, EVEN FOR JUST AN HOUR. Your help would appreciated, If someone could make some bacon rolls for about 1200 each day that would be great (will hopefully confirm numbers). NatWest Cricket Force day – Saturday April 1st (Indoor work only) (1000 to 1400 approx) Jobs to be done will need 5 people to do this:
Jobs to be done will need at least 10 people:
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2016
FRIDAY 24TH JUNE
The Queen Camel Royals U19T20 side start their 5 game run this Friday 24th June v Crewkerne. This is an exciting competition for players aged 14 to 19.
Matthew Counsell from the Somerset Cricket Board will be there taking photos to put on the Somerset website and twitter pages, this is a great opportunity to get our club some publicity.
Youth training will still be on, starting at 1715.
Before the start of the U19T20 at 1815, we have flags and hats for our U10s and U12s to help create a guard of honour to get the U19 game started.
There will be a BBQ (burgers and hot dogs) and drinks available to buy and Lawrence's Cider bar will be in attendance also.
So please stay and watch the game and enjoy a fabulous summer evening watching the future of our club in action.
Matthew Counsell from the Somerset Cricket Board will be there taking photos to put on the Somerset website and twitter pages, this is a great opportunity to get our club some publicity.
Youth training will still be on, starting at 1715.
Before the start of the U19T20 at 1815, we have flags and hats for our U10s and U12s to help create a guard of honour to get the U19 game started.
There will be a BBQ (burgers and hot dogs) and drinks available to buy and Lawrence's Cider bar will be in attendance also.
So please stay and watch the game and enjoy a fabulous summer evening watching the future of our club in action.
June 2016
We have just about reached the mid-way point in the season with the club growing in strength and number, with about 40 members playing so far across all age groups.
The senior side are going well with 7 wins and 4 defeats to date. See http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/website/web_pages/183406 &http://midwessexlge.play-cricket.com/website/web_pages/206232
Queen Camel CC
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The U19T20 side start their 5 game run on the 24th June v Crewkerne. This is an exciting competition for players aged 14 to 19. Seehttp://ecbu19clubt20.play-cricket.com/website/web_pages/180439
Both the U10 and U12 sides are improving week by week. There has been some frustration with weather and opponents cancelling games but hopefully they will get some match time in the coming weeks. The U12s play in the Semi Final of the plate on Monday 20th June.
Don’t forget to sign up and use Easy Fundraising, so far £236 has been raised for the club. See link here for how to join and how it workshttp://queencamel.play-cricket.com/website/web_pages/196244
The senior side are going well with 7 wins and 4 defeats to date. See http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/website/web_pages/183406 &http://midwessexlge.play-cricket.com/website/web_pages/206232
Queen Camel CC
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The U19T20 side start their 5 game run on the 24th June v Crewkerne. This is an exciting competition for players aged 14 to 19. Seehttp://ecbu19clubt20.play-cricket.com/website/web_pages/180439
Both the U10 and U12 sides are improving week by week. There has been some frustration with weather and opponents cancelling games but hopefully they will get some match time in the coming weeks. The U12s play in the Semi Final of the plate on Monday 20th June.
Don’t forget to sign up and use Easy Fundraising, so far £236 has been raised for the club. See link here for how to join and how it workshttp://queencamel.play-cricket.com/website/web_pages/196244
2015
On Sunday 6th September Queen Camel Cricket Club will have an open day? All are welcome to come and join in.
· Junior cricket, 1100 - 1330
· Village invitational game, 1330 - 1530
· President’s XI v Chairman’s XI game, 1530 – 1830
RESCHEDULED GAME:
Please see attached poster for the last U19 T20 game for Wednesday 29th July. 1815 start
Queen Camel Cricket Club U10’s
The first ever U10’s season has been a great success with 13 new players enrolled. They have recently completed 10 training sessions and competed in 8 league games. The managed to beat local rivals Sparkford and competed well against the other more established teams in the league.
Our aim in 2016 is to have an U10’s and U12’s team, so please contact the club if you wish to get more details about this.
Queen Camel Royals U19’s
The U19’s T20 competition has started, with 4 games to be played in July. In 2 compelling games Queen Camel Royals were beaten by Kilmington Eagles and North Perrott Monkeys. There next game is away at Crewkerne Crusaders on the 17th July then home to Westland Whirlwinds on the 24th July.
Senior Team
We have just about reached the half-way point in the 2015 season.
The senior side have had mixed fortunes so far with 6 wins and 5 defeats to date. So with 10 more games to go, it will be our aim to win a few more games.
Queen Camel Cricket Club Open Day
On Sunday 6th September, Queen Camel Cricket Club will hold an open day. All are welcome to come and join in.
· Junior cricket
· Village invitational game, 1330 - 1530
· President’s XI v Chairman’s XI game, 1530 - 1830
Club Contact Details
Club Website http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/ Club Email - queencamelcc@hotmail.com
Club Captain - Paul Worton paulworton801@btinternet.com (Phone: 07870506702)
Junior Managers - Andrew Hoddinott andrew.hodd@gmail.com (07834117368) and Jamie Paul Ajamiep@gmail.com (07913813350)
The first ever U10’s season has been a great success with 13 new players enrolled. They have recently completed 10 training sessions and competed in 8 league games. The managed to beat local rivals Sparkford and competed well against the other more established teams in the league.
Our aim in 2016 is to have an U10’s and U12’s team, so please contact the club if you wish to get more details about this.
Queen Camel Royals U19’s
The U19’s T20 competition has started, with 4 games to be played in July. In 2 compelling games Queen Camel Royals were beaten by Kilmington Eagles and North Perrott Monkeys. There next game is away at Crewkerne Crusaders on the 17th July then home to Westland Whirlwinds on the 24th July.
Senior Team
We have just about reached the half-way point in the 2015 season.
The senior side have had mixed fortunes so far with 6 wins and 5 defeats to date. So with 10 more games to go, it will be our aim to win a few more games.
Queen Camel Cricket Club Open Day
On Sunday 6th September, Queen Camel Cricket Club will hold an open day. All are welcome to come and join in.
· Junior cricket
· Village invitational game, 1330 - 1530
· President’s XI v Chairman’s XI game, 1530 - 1830
Club Contact Details
Club Website http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/ Club Email - queencamelcc@hotmail.com
Club Captain - Paul Worton paulworton801@btinternet.com (Phone: 07870506702)
Junior Managers - Andrew Hoddinott andrew.hodd@gmail.com (07834117368) and Jamie Paul Ajamiep@gmail.com (07913813350)
If you are interested in watching or playing please contact: Club Captain: Paul Worton 07870506702 or Email: queencamelcc@hotmail.com You are more than welcome to join us for tea at any of our home matches
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QUEEN CAMEL CRICKET CLUB
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Queen Camel Cricket Club U10’s
Despite a change in the recent fine weather, Queen Camel Cricket Club U10’s coaching sessions started on Friday evening.
9 new players were presented with new club caps and playing shirts followed by an hour of cricket coaching.
We hope to increase the number of U10’s to about 16 so please spread the word.
Our first game is on Sunday 3rd May v Compton House 1000 start.
The next training session is next Friday 1st May. We look forward to seeing you all next week.
Senior team result - Sparkford CC v Queen Camel CC
The game went down to a last ball thriller with QCCC needing 3 from the last ball to win; unfortunately we ended up 1 run short.
Sparkford 164 for 8 from 40 overs (Arran Williams 3 -29)
QCCC 163 all out from 40 overs – (Tom Ansell 46)
For the scorecard and more details about the club please visit our website http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/
Paul Worton
QCCC
Despite a change in the recent fine weather, Queen Camel Cricket Club U10’s coaching sessions started on Friday evening.
9 new players were presented with new club caps and playing shirts followed by an hour of cricket coaching.
We hope to increase the number of U10’s to about 16 so please spread the word.
Our first game is on Sunday 3rd May v Compton House 1000 start.
The next training session is next Friday 1st May. We look forward to seeing you all next week.
Senior team result - Sparkford CC v Queen Camel CC
The game went down to a last ball thriller with QCCC needing 3 from the last ball to win; unfortunately we ended up 1 run short.
Sparkford 164 for 8 from 40 overs (Arran Williams 3 -29)
QCCC 163 all out from 40 overs – (Tom Ansell 46)
For the scorecard and more details about the club please visit our website http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/
Paul Worton
QCCC
Queen Camel CC Founded in 1871.
Extract from the Western Gazette, 14 April 1871
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2014
21st September 2014
In our last fixture of the 2014 season, Queen Camel CC traveled to Broadwindsor with an outside chance of still being able to win the league.
Things were going well with some tight bowling from Steve Ball 8-4-6-0 and Guy Clothier taking 3 early wickets, Broadwindsor were in some trouble at 44-4. However a 5th stand of 129 took Broadwindsor to the points required to win the league and a total of 173 for 4 from 40 overs.
In reply the Queen Camel CC skipper Paul Worton played steadily for 68 and with Matt Worton 21 and Steve Ball 14 runs were being scored at a good rate, but wickets fell regularly with Queen Camel finishing 144 all out in 33 overs, 29 runs short of the target.
Full Scorecard at: http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/subsite/web_pages/225899
14th September 2014
In the last fixture at the Queen Camel playing field this season the Queen Camel CC President’s XI played the Queen Camel CC Chairman’s XI.
With the President’s XI batting first, Hammad Tahir got the score board racing with a brisk 36 before falling to a stunning one handed reaction catch at first slip by Paul Worton.
Further contributions of 16, 12 and 17 from Lewis Rees, Sonny Dennett and Brad Jones kept the scoreboard ticking.
Dumiso Ncube, Ollie Jones, Si Gerring and Darren Evans all picked up two wicket each but were unable to snare Ed Barnes who blazed 29no to take the President’s XI to 156 for 8 from 30 Overs
In reply the Chairman’s XI skipper Paul Worton and Matt Boon played steadily to get to 78 for 1 from 16 overs, but when the skipper was removed scoring 40, a middle order collapsed followed. With the scoreboard now 85 for 5 the winning score was a tough ask. Matt Boon batted through for 38 no with Dumiso Ncube 17 and Chris Moore 14 no. Sonny Dennett and Hammad Tahir each taking 2 wickets each, the Chairman’s XI reached 134 for 6, 22 runs short of the target.
President’s XI Skipper Steve Ball was awarded the winning shield.
Full Scorecard at:
http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/subsite/web_pages/225899
Our last game of the season is this Sunday away at Broadwindsor.
In the last fixture at the Queen Camel playing field this season the Queen Camel CC President’s XI played the Queen Camel CC Chairman’s XI.
With the President’s XI batting first, Hammad Tahir got the score board racing with a brisk 36 before falling to a stunning one handed reaction catch at first slip by Paul Worton.
Further contributions of 16, 12 and 17 from Lewis Rees, Sonny Dennett and Brad Jones kept the scoreboard ticking.
Dumiso Ncube, Ollie Jones, Si Gerring and Darren Evans all picked up two wicket each but were unable to snare Ed Barnes who blazed 29no to take the President’s XI to 156 for 8 from 30 Overs
In reply the Chairman’s XI skipper Paul Worton and Matt Boon played steadily to get to 78 for 1 from 16 overs, but when the skipper was removed scoring 40, a middle order collapsed followed. With the scoreboard now 85 for 5 the winning score was a tough ask. Matt Boon batted through for 38 no with Dumiso Ncube 17 and Chris Moore 14 no. Sonny Dennett and Hammad Tahir each taking 2 wickets each, the Chairman’s XI reached 134 for 6, 22 runs short of the target.
President’s XI Skipper Steve Ball was awarded the winning shield.
Full Scorecard at:
http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/subsite/web_pages/225899
Our last game of the season is this Sunday away at Broadwindsor.
31st August 2014
Great win today, snatching victory from the jaws of defeat!!
Queen Camel CC 77 all out in 20.5 overs (C. Porter 4 for 20 CD)
Compton Dundon 44 all out (10 players) in 24.1 overs (C. Cassell 4 for 10 QCCC)
Queen Camel CC won by 33 runs
Queen Camel CC 16 POINTS
Compton Dundon 6 POINTS
Full scorecard at:
http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/subsite/web_pages/225899
Great win today, snatching victory from the jaws of defeat!!
Queen Camel CC 77 all out in 20.5 overs (C. Porter 4 for 20 CD)
Compton Dundon 44 all out (10 players) in 24.1 overs (C. Cassell 4 for 10 QCCC)
Queen Camel CC won by 33 runs
Queen Camel CC 16 POINTS
Compton Dundon 6 POINTS
Full scorecard at:
http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/subsite/web_pages/225899
17th August 2014
Great win today which I did not see coming when they were 133 for 3 and cruising to 146 all out.
Still have a chance to win the league!!
Queen Camel CC 147 all out in 39 overs
Ilminster 146 all out in 36.3 overs
Queen Camel CC won by 1 run
Queen Camel CC 18 POINTS
Ilminster 8 POINTS
See the score card at:
http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/view_results_details?id=12006125
Made aware that Ilminster will forfeit fixture with us (Queen Camel CC) on the 7th September due to their appearance at the county ground in a Cup Final.
This mean 20 points awarded to us.
Great win today which I did not see coming when they were 133 for 3 and cruising to 146 all out.
Still have a chance to win the league!!
Queen Camel CC 147 all out in 39 overs
Ilminster 146 all out in 36.3 overs
Queen Camel CC won by 1 run
Queen Camel CC 18 POINTS
Ilminster 8 POINTS
See the score card at:
http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/view_results_details?id=12006125
Made aware that Ilminster will forfeit fixture with us (Queen Camel CC) on the 7th September due to their appearance at the county ground in a Cup Final.
This mean 20 points awarded to us.
Great win today (13/7/14).
Tom Down hitting 90 and Brad Jones with 3-30 were the stand out performances.
Compton Dundon 199 for 9 from 40 Overs
Queen Camel 200 for 3 in 29.1 overs
Queen Camel won by 7 wickets
Scorecard at http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/subsite/web_pages/225899
Very good win today (22nd June) against the current league leaders.
Queen Camel CC – 262 for 8 in 40 Overs (QC - S. Gerring 83, P. Worton 77)
Bruton 95 All Out in 25 Overs
Queen Camel won by 167 Runs
Queen Camel CC 20 pts
Bruton CC 6 pts
See scorecard at http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/subsite/web_pages/225899
Nets at the ground on Friday from 1715ish to 1915ish.
SUNDAY 15TH JUNE 2014 A good performance in the field with Dumiso Ncube taking career best figures of 4-4.
Sadly we fell away badly when it was our turn to bat.
White Horse CC - 134 All Out (10 PLAYERS) IN 37.2 OVERS (Dumiso Ncube QC 4-4)
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Queen Camel CC – 72 All Out 26.2 OVERS
White Horse won by 62 Runs
See scorecard at http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/subsite/web_pages/225899
Nets at the ground on Friday from 1715ish to 1915ish.
Sadly we fell away badly when it was our turn to bat.
White Horse CC - 134 All Out (10 PLAYERS) IN 37.2 OVERS (Dumiso Ncube QC 4-4)
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Queen Camel CC – 72 All Out 26.2 OVERS
White Horse won by 62 Runs
See scorecard at http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/subsite/web_pages/225899
Nets at the ground on Friday from 1715ish to 1915ish.
Great win today (8th June) against table topping Broadwindsor CC
Tom Down top scored with 72 to help build a competitive total of 147 for 9
With some great fielding, brilliant catches and some great glove work from Bo behind the stumps, wickets fell regularly.
A brilliant spell from Brad Jones who took 5-25 closed out the victory with Broadwindsor CC being bowled out for 110.
See the scorecards at http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/subsite/web_pages/225899
Tom Down top scored with 72 to help build a competitive total of 147 for 9
With some great fielding, brilliant catches and some great glove work from Bo behind the stumps, wickets fell regularly.
A brilliant spell from Brad Jones who took 5-25 closed out the victory with Broadwindsor CC being bowled out for 110.
See the scorecards at http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/subsite/web_pages/225899
Great win today (Sunday 11th May): scorecard can be viewed at:-
http://queencamel.play-cricket.com/subsite/web_pages/225899
Next week we are away at Bruton, address is Hyde Ground, King's School, Dropping Lane, Bruton BA10 0NL
2013
The Queen Camel CC 2013 awards were presented last night at the Mildmay Arms, Queen Camel.
I would like to thank everyone for coming and I would also like to thank Ben who served up a fabulous meal.
We presented Ben with the attached photo which now hangs proudly in the lounge bar.
The winners of the awards are:
1. Batsman - S.BALL
2. Bowler - C.CASSELL
3. Fielder - S.WATTS
4. Player of the Season - S. BALL
5. Most improved player - L.REES
6. Outstanding Cricketing moment - C.CASSELL
7. Comedy moment - D.NCUBE
8. Duck Cup - M.WORTON
9. Captains Cup - A.WILLIAMS
10. Junior Award (Shield) - S.WATTS
Watch out for Queen Camel CC Fantasy Cricket, details are available from Steve Ball.
I would like to thank everyone for coming and I would also like to thank Ben who served up a fabulous meal.
We presented Ben with the attached photo which now hangs proudly in the lounge bar.
The winners of the awards are:
1. Batsman - S.BALL
2. Bowler - C.CASSELL
3. Fielder - S.WATTS
4. Player of the Season - S. BALL
5. Most improved player - L.REES
6. Outstanding Cricketing moment - C.CASSELL
7. Comedy moment - D.NCUBE
8. Duck Cup - M.WORTON
9. Captains Cup - A.WILLIAMS
10. Junior Award (Shield) - S.WATTS
Watch out for Queen Camel CC Fantasy Cricket, details are available from Steve Ball.
Sunday, 8th September 2013 - Queen Camel CC took on top of the table Broadwindsor
who needed a win to claim the Division One title.
QCCC won the toss and elected to bat.
Tom Down 48, Paul Worton 33, Si Gerring 24 and Steve Ball 24 were the main contributors to a total of 175 for 8 from 38 overs
In reply Broadwindsor lost open bat L. Kraucamp to a fine catch from Arran Williams, but we were unable to take the 3 chances offered by C. Park who made 74.
With 42 needed from 6 overs and with rain looming, Broadwindsor decided to attack. This approach paid off with the target of 175 being reached in 35.4 overs.
QCCC 174 for 8 from 38 overs
Broadwindsor 176 for 4 from 35.4 overs
Broadwindsor won by 6 wickets and are league winners
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Queen Camel CC played their annual fixture against the Col Watson XI
Sunday 25th August 2013
This year the winning team would win “The Eileen Croom Memorial Cup”.
Sadly Eileen passed away a couple years ago, but to remember her, the club decided to dedicate this trophy in her memory.
Eileen gave the club a lot of support over the years which included her making fabulous cricket teas for us players.
Also she supported her husband Ken and sons Neil and Paul who also played for many years at the club.
So batting first QCCC scored at 5 an over but were in some trouble at 102 for 7 after 23 overs.
But with Steve Ball’s knock of 57 and Arran Williams hitting 56, QCCC reached 238 for 7 from 40 overs
Col Watson XI made steady progress in reply with contributions from W. Kipling 31 and A. Perowne 34, but with wickets falling, they reached 141 all out in 32 overs, with T Down taking 4-12 with his spin bowling.
On completion of the game Ken Croom was pleased to present winning skipper Paul Worton the “The Eileen Croom Memorial Cup”
Queen Camel CC 238 for 7 in 40 overs. Steve Ball 57, Arran Williams 56 no. W. Kipling 3 -15, S.Holdsworth 2-41.
Col Watson XI 141 all out in 32 overs. W. Kipling 31, A. Perowne 34. T Down 4-12
Queen Camel CC won by 97 Runs
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Queen Camel CC went up against Ilchester CC who started the day in second place.
(Sunday 11th August 2013)
On a bouncy artificial track, both Steve and Calum took early and then regular wickets to leave Ilchester at 40 for 6 after 16 overs. Small partnerships were built, but Rob, Lewie and Sam all chipped in to take the last 4 wickets with Rob claiming a sharp low catch at 1st slip to wrap up the innings.
Tom and Paul shared an opening stand of 38, with Matt, Sam, Steve, Harley and Lewis all reaching double figures to close in on the winning total of 108.
This win should see QCCC rise to 2nd place in the league and with 2 games to go we will be keen to remain there.
Ilchester 107 all out in 30.2 overs. C.Cassell 3-17, S.Ball 3-18, S.Watts 2-11.
Queen Camel CC 108 for 5 in 29.3 overs. Tom Down 24, Lewis Rees 16 no, Harley Taggert 13no.
Queen Camel CC won 5 wickets
(Sunday 11th August 2013)
On a bouncy artificial track, both Steve and Calum took early and then regular wickets to leave Ilchester at 40 for 6 after 16 overs. Small partnerships were built, but Rob, Lewie and Sam all chipped in to take the last 4 wickets with Rob claiming a sharp low catch at 1st slip to wrap up the innings.
Tom and Paul shared an opening stand of 38, with Matt, Sam, Steve, Harley and Lewis all reaching double figures to close in on the winning total of 108.
This win should see QCCC rise to 2nd place in the league and with 2 games to go we will be keen to remain there.
Ilchester 107 all out in 30.2 overs. C.Cassell 3-17, S.Ball 3-18, S.Watts 2-11.
Queen Camel CC 108 for 5 in 29.3 overs. Tom Down 24, Lewis Rees 16 no, Harley Taggert 13no.
Queen Camel CC won 5 wickets
Friday 2nd August 2013 Queen Camel vs Mildmay XI
On Friday evening, Queen Camel CC played host to the Mildmay XI on the sports field.
With QCCC batting first, Lewis Rees hit a season best 38 before becoming the first of Boris’s 4 victims.
Boris had bowling figures of 4 -18 from his 3 overs, sending 2 batsmen’s back to the pavilion without troubling the scorers.
QCCC then batted out the full 20 overs reaching 153 for 7.
In reply the Mildmay XI doggedly batted against an in form QCCC bowling attack.
Dobbo may feel rather unfortunate to have timed a lovely cover drive only to see Camel skipper Paul Worton make a stunning diving one handed catch to claim his wicket and to deny him a certain 4 runs.
With wickets falling and the long Mildmay tail wagging they reached 59 for 12 from their 20 overs.
With both sets of players and spectators thoroughly enjoying the game, it was only fitting then to retire to the Mildmay for a BBQ and few drinks afterwards.
With QCCC batting first, Lewis Rees hit a season best 38 before becoming the first of Boris’s 4 victims.
Boris had bowling figures of 4 -18 from his 3 overs, sending 2 batsmen’s back to the pavilion without troubling the scorers.
QCCC then batted out the full 20 overs reaching 153 for 7.
In reply the Mildmay XI doggedly batted against an in form QCCC bowling attack.
Dobbo may feel rather unfortunate to have timed a lovely cover drive only to see Camel skipper Paul Worton make a stunning diving one handed catch to claim his wicket and to deny him a certain 4 runs.
With wickets falling and the long Mildmay tail wagging they reached 59 for 12 from their 20 overs.
With both sets of players and spectators thoroughly enjoying the game, it was only fitting then to retire to the Mildmay for a BBQ and few drinks afterwards.
4th August 2013 Queen Camel vs Compton Dundon
Another fantastic victory today for Queen Camel CC. Batting first, QCCC hit 206 for 5 with Arran hitting his maiden 50 for the club in a 4th wicket partnership of 102 with skipper Paul Worton, who made 44.
Lewie and Harley also added a brilliant 67 runs for 6th wicket, with Lewie seeing out the last ball of the 40 overs with a 6.
Fuelled with a delicious tea made by Catherine, Jo and Lesley, QCCC took to the field and proceeded to take regular wickets and also made the run rate increase to nearly 10 an over.
Dumiso took a stunning catch in the covers, which will go down as one of the best of the season, and Callum again was on target, clean bowling all 3 of his victims.
The last wicket fell in the 39th over with Compton 27 runs short of the target.
Queen Camel 206 for 5 in 40 overs Arran Williams 50, Paul Worton 44, Lewis Rees 32no and Harley Taggert 30no.
Compton Dundon 179 all out in 39.2 overs, Callum Cassell 3-27, Arran Williams 2-37, T.Down 2-22.
Queen Camel Won by 27 runs
Lewie and Harley also added a brilliant 67 runs for 6th wicket, with Lewie seeing out the last ball of the 40 overs with a 6.
Fuelled with a delicious tea made by Catherine, Jo and Lesley, QCCC took to the field and proceeded to take regular wickets and also made the run rate increase to nearly 10 an over.
Dumiso took a stunning catch in the covers, which will go down as one of the best of the season, and Callum again was on target, clean bowling all 3 of his victims.
The last wicket fell in the 39th over with Compton 27 runs short of the target.
Queen Camel 206 for 5 in 40 overs Arran Williams 50, Paul Worton 44, Lewis Rees 32no and Harley Taggert 30no.
Compton Dundon 179 all out in 39.2 overs, Callum Cassell 3-27, Arran Williams 2-37, T.Down 2-22.
Queen Camel Won by 27 runs
2/8/13 QUEEN CAMEL CC T20 Tournament
Queen Camel CC played hosts to the second T20 tournament with White Horse CC and Martock CC on Sunday 28Th July.
Despite some rather grim looking weather forecasts, all 3 games were played with only 4 overs lost to rain.
For the second year running Queen Camel CC won the tournament with 22 points, Martock CC came second with 20 points followed by White Horse CC with 14 points.
Results:
White Horse 103 for 9 in 20 overs (T.Down 3-13, S.Watts 2-9, M.Worton 2-27)
Queen Camel 105 for 4 in 16.3 overs (T.Down 31, S.Watts 24)
Queen Camel won by 6 wickets
Queen Camel 89 all out in 15 Overs (A Williams 25, P.Worton 15no)
Martock 65 all out in 15 Overs (C.Cassell 3-25, A Williams 2-20, S.Gerring 3-10 L.Rees 2-10)
Queen Camel won by 24 runs
Martock 150 for 2 (Ed Sparrow 100no)
White Horse 132 for 6
Martock won by 18 runs
Despite some rather grim looking weather forecasts, all 3 games were played with only 4 overs lost to rain.
For the second year running Queen Camel CC won the tournament with 22 points, Martock CC came second with 20 points followed by White Horse CC with 14 points.
Results:
White Horse 103 for 9 in 20 overs (T.Down 3-13, S.Watts 2-9, M.Worton 2-27)
Queen Camel 105 for 4 in 16.3 overs (T.Down 31, S.Watts 24)
Queen Camel won by 6 wickets
Queen Camel 89 all out in 15 Overs (A Williams 25, P.Worton 15no)
Martock 65 all out in 15 Overs (C.Cassell 3-25, A Williams 2-20, S.Gerring 3-10 L.Rees 2-10)
Queen Camel won by 24 runs
Martock 150 for 2 (Ed Sparrow 100no)
White Horse 132 for 6
Martock won by 18 runs
21/7/13
A stunning victory today against one of our bogey sides of many seasons in the MW league.
West and Middle &Chinnock – 32 All out in 12.1 overs
C.Cassell 6-14, S.Ball 4-17
Queen Camel 33 for 2 in 7.5 overs
Queen Camel won by 8 wickets.
As we finished at 3.30, we then held a friendly T20 game which we lost in a close finish.
QCCC 146 all out in 19.2, T.Down 33, P Worton 28
WMCCC 147 in 18.1, D Ncube 2-18 S.Watts 2-15
A stunning victory today against one of our bogey sides of many seasons in the MW league.
West and Middle &Chinnock – 32 All out in 12.1 overs
C.Cassell 6-14, S.Ball 4-17
Queen Camel 33 for 2 in 7.5 overs
Queen Camel won by 8 wickets.
As we finished at 3.30, we then held a friendly T20 game which we lost in a close finish.
QCCC 146 all out in 19.2, T.Down 33, P Worton 28
WMCCC 147 in 18.1, D Ncube 2-18 S.Watts 2-15
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