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AVERAGES 1st XI

Batting

Inns N.O's Runs Top Score Average

S Dart 20 4 750 96 46.9
D Murphy 15 4 451 100 41
M McEneaney 19 3 617 101 38.6
D Singleton 18 - 639 126 35.5
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P Dibb 11 5 245 58 40.8
S Wood 15 3 382 85 31.8
M Naylor 10 5 129 36 25.8
R Carlton 14 3 201 46 18.2
R Henry 9 3 81 24 13.5
P Wilkinson 13 2 138 45 12.5

Bowling

Overs Maidens Runs Wkts Average

S Dart 221.1 47 682 41 16.6
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P Dibb 151.1 36 457 29 15.8
S Wood 58.4 7 226 13 17.4
M McEneaney 199.1 39 610 32 19.1
M Naylor 194 33 662 34 19.5
P Wilkinson 8 1 29 1 29
R Henry 54 7 213 7 30.4

Note- Qualification for league averages is 400 runs or 40 wickets.

SCORES

The weather ruined the final day of the season as both the first XI and second XI games were called off before a ball was bowled.

It was a mixed season for Pool CC. The first XI were runaway league leaders securing promotion to Division A with 4 games to spare. The second XI however struggled, coming bottom of the league and were relegated.

The club is looking forward to next season, with the first XI playing in Division A for the first time in their history.

Nets have been confirmed as follows: Tuesday Feb 28th to Tuesday April 4th, 8 to 9 pm at Woodhouse Grove School, Rawdon.

TEAMS

1st XL v. Horsforth (home) meet 11.45 am for 1pm start S DART R CARLTON D SINGLETON D MURPHY M McENEANEY R HENRY P WILKINSON M NAYLOR P DIBB P WEBSTER S WOOD

2nd XL v. Kirkstall (away) meet 11.30 am for 1pm start G BELL R BOLTON J DAVEY J WOOD W HAINES C TWEEDIE C WILKIINSON R WYARD D BROGAN L HOLDSWORTH H RICHARDSON Res C HELM

SCORES

The first XI, missing a few players, suffered their third defeat of the season (second loss to Calverley). Simon Dart scored 78 in his final game but Pool lost by 2 wickets.

The second XI struggled to post a competitive score and lost by 6 wickets. See RESULTS for details................

TEAMS

1st XL v. Calverley (away) meet 11.45 am for 1pm start S DART D MURPHY M McENEANEY R HENRY P WILKINSON P BROGAN P DIBB P WEBSTER S WOOD G SQUIRES C TWEEDIE

2nd XL v. Green Lane (home) meet 11.30 am for 1pm start G BELL R BOLTON J DAVEY J WOOD W HAINES C WILKIINSON R WYNARD D BROGAN L HOLDSWORTH H RICHARDSON C SINGLETON

SCORES

A century from opener David Singleton along with half centuries from Steve Wood and Dave Murphy helped the first XI post a good score of 268 for 6. Mark McEneaney bolwed well taking 5 wickets but Silsden held on for the draw.

Despite a half century from Dicky Bolton and four wickets from Chris Wilkinson, Guiseley were too strong for Pool 2nd XI, who lost by 6 wickets. See RESULTS for details.................

TEAMS

1st XL v. Silsden (home) meet 11.45 am for 1pm start S DART R CARLTON D SINGLETON D MURPHY M McENEANEY R HENRY P WILKINSON M NAYLOR P DIBB P WEBSTER S WOOD

2nd XL v. Guiseley (away) meet 11.30 am for 1pm start G BELL R BOLTON J DAVEY J WOOD W HAINES C TWEEDIE C WILKIINSON R WYARD D BROGAN L HOLDSWORTH H RICHARDSON Res C HELM

THE 1st XI ARE DIVISION B CHAMPIONS!

The first XI defeated second placed Steeton to secure the division A title with three games to go. Chasing 228, Aussie Simon Dart just missed out on a maiden Pool century with a fine 96 to set up the victory. The second XI, also playing Steeton, lost. See RESULTS for details............

TEAMS

1st XL v. Steeton (home) meet 11.45 am for 1pm start S DART R CARLTON D SINGLETON D MURPHY M McENEANEY R HENRY P WILKINSON M NAYLOR P DIBB P WEBSTER S WOOD

2nd XL v. Steeton (away) meet 11.30 am for 1pm start G BELL R BOLTON J DAVEY J WOOD W HAINES C TWEEDIE C WILKIINSON R WYARD D BROGAN L HOLDSWORTH H RICHARDSON Res C HELM

AUSTRALIAN XI VERSUS ENGLISH XI GAME

On bank holiday Monday 29th August there will be an Australian XI versus an English XI match. Our very own Simon Dart is to captain the Australian XI and has selected a team of Aussies from around the local leagues as well as ex Pool CC overseas players Ben Taylor and Stuart Chipperfield. Confirmed players so far are: Jolyon Leaver (Guiseley CC), Ben Hanley (Pannal CC), Ben Milliken (Killinghall CC), Nick Austin (Keighley CC), Adam Slack (Pateley Bridge CC), Attiba Allert (Knaresborough CC).

The English XI will consist of mainly Pool CC 1st XI members with a few surprises. Also, ex Pool CC overseas player, Kiwi Dave Tidmarsh will play.

The game will be 40 overs per side starting at 2pm. There is a BBQ and the bar is open all day. It promises to be a day of entertaining cricket as well as the chance to welcome back some old friends.

The game is to be sponsored by life member John Metcalfe.

END OF SEASON DINNER

This years end of season dinner will take place at KORKS on Friday 23rd September. Tickets are £20 and are available from David Murphy. The night will help to celebrate 21 years as a league club. There will be a three course meal followed by a disco and presentation. We would like to use the evening as a get together for everybody associated with Pool CC from both junior and senior sections. All players, partners, parents, supporters, VP's, sponsors etc are most welcome.

THE FIRST XI ARE PROMOTED TO DIVISION A

The first XI beat Knaresborough in a rain affected game to gain promotion to the A Division. Simon Dart took 4 wickets and hit 50* to steer Pool to victory. The second XI did not start and had to settle for a point. See RESULTS for details......................

TEAMS

1st XL v. Knaresborough (away) meet 12.30pm S DART D SINGLETON R CARLTON D MURPHY M McENEANEY R HENRY S WOOD P DIBB P WILKINSON M NAYLOR P WEBSTER

2nd XL v. Bilton (home) meet 1.15pm G BELL R BOLTON J DAVEY J WOOD C WILKINSON C TWEEDIE W HAINES R WYARD M TOWERS D BROGAN L HOLDSWORTH Res . N CRYER

SCORES

The first XI maintained their lead at the top of the table, defeating Thackley by 128 runs. The second team lost a close game against Rawdon. See RESULTS for details..........

TEAMS

1st XI versus Thackley at home, 12:45pm meet: S Dart, D Singleton, R Carlton, D Murphy, M McEneaney, R Henry, Steve Wood, P Dibb, P Wilkinson, M Naylor, Simon Wood.

2nd XI versus Rawdon away, 12:45pm meet: G Bell, R Bolton, J Wood, C Wilkinson, C Tweedie, W Haines, M Towers, R Wynard, D Brogan, H Richardson, N Cryer. Reserve: L Holdsworth.

SCORES

The first XI extended their lead at the top of the table to 14 points as they beat Hall Park by 7 wickets. Pick of the bowlers was Matt Naylor with 7 for 61. Steve Wood then starred with the bat hitting 67*. The second XI didn't finish their game as rain intervened, however, Dicky Bolton hit an excellent 70. See RESULTS for details..............

TEAMS

Saturday 30th July 2005

1st XL v. Hall Park (away) meet 12.30pm S DART D MURPHY D SINGLETON P DIBB M McENEANEY R HENRY M NAYLOR S WOOD C TWEEDIE P WILKINSON Simon WOOD

2ND xl v. North Leeds (home) meet 1pm J WOOD R BOLTON J DAVEY C WILKINSON R WYARD W HAINES R PALMER D BROGAN H RICHARDSON L HOLDSWORTH C HELM

SCORES

The first XI maintained their lead at the top with a convincing win against bottom placed Menston. The second XI lost heavily to Burley.

TEAMS

1st XI v Menston (home) meet 12:45. S Dart, D Murphy, D Singleton, P Dibb, M McEneaney, M Naylor, S Wood, P Webster, R Palmer, P Ashwell, J Wood.

2nd XI v Burley (away) meet 12:45. G Bell, R Bolton, J Davey, C Wilkinson, R Wynard, M Towers, C Helm, P Brogan, N Cryer, H Richardson, L Holdsworth.

SCORES

The first XI went nine points clear at the top of the table after defeating second placed Collingham. The second XI lost by ten wickets in their game against Adel.

TEAMS

1st xl v. Collingham meet V HALL 12.30 S DART D SINGLETON D MURPHY R CARLTON P DIBB M NAYLOR M McENEANEY S WOOD P WEBSTER R HENRY SIMON WOOD

2nd xl v. Adel meet 1pm G BELL R BOLTON J DAVY J WOOD C WILKINSON R PALMER D BROGAN C SINGLETON H RICHARDSON L HOLDSWORTH P BROGAN

SCORES

The first XI got a mammoth total of 306 gor 7 against Bardsey but had to settle for 5 points after failing to bowl the opposition out.

TEAMS

1st XL v. Bardsey (9/07/05) meet 1pm: S DART, D SINGLETON, D MURPHY, R CARLTON, P DIBB, M NAYLOR, M McENEANEY, S WOOD, P WILKINSON, R HENRY, P WEBSTER.

2nd XL v. Follifoot (9/07/05) meet 12.45 pm: R BOLTON, J DAVY, J WOOD, C WILKINSON, C TWEEDIE, R PALMER, W HAINES, C SINGLETON, D BROGAN, N CRYER, SIMON WOOD.

SCORES

Simon Dart hit a superb 90 not out and guided the first XI to victory against Ilkley.

TEAMS

Saturday 2nd July 2005.

1st XI versus Ilkley (away). Meet 12:45pm. S Dart, R Carlton, R Henry, D Singleton, D Murphy, S Wood, D Brogan, M McEneaney, M Naylor, P Dibb, P Wilkinson.

2nd XI versus Otley (home). Meet 1:15pm. G Bell, R Bolton, J Davey, J Wood, C Tweedie, C Wilkinson, R Wynard, N cryer, H Richardson, M Towers, L Holdsworth.

SCORES

The first XI returned to the top of the table after convincingly beating Horsforth. The second XI hung on for a point against Kirkstall. See RESULTS for details.........................

TEAMS

Saturday 25th June 2005.

1st XI versus Horsforth (away). Meet 12:45pm. S Dart, R Carlton, R Henry, D Singleton, D Murphy, S Wood, P Webster, M McEneaney, M Naylor, P Dibb, P Wilkinson.

2nd XI versus Kirkstall (home). Meet 1:15pm. G Bell, R Bolton, J Davey, J Wood, C Tweedie, C Wilkinson, R Wynard, N Cryer, D Brogan, C Singleton, H Richardson.

SCORES

The first XI got a losing draw against Calverley. The second XI won their first game of the season on Saturday but lost in the cup on Sunday after a bowl out. See RESULTS for details............

TEAMS

Saturday 18th June 2005.

1st XI versus Calverley (home). Meet 1pm. S Dart, M McEneaney, D Murphy, P Dibb, R Carlton, D Singleton, P Webster, J Wood, S Wood, P Wilkinson, M Naylor.

2md XI versus Green Lane (away). Meet 1pm. G Bell, J Wood, R Bolton, J Davey, W Haines, C Wilkinson, C Tweedie, R Henry, A Collett, D Brogan, R Wynard.

Sunday 19th June.

2nd XI versus Upper Wharfedale (home). Meet 1pm. M Towers and C Singleton replace R Henry and W Haines.

SCORES

The first team were back to winning ways but the seconds lost to Guiseley. See RESULTS for details..............

20/20 GAME ON THURSDAY 9TH JUNE AT POOL

Pool entertain Ben Rhydding in their second 20/20 game of the season. The game starts at 6:30pm at Pool. The Bar is open from 6pm and there is a BBQ afterwards. Team as follows:

S Dart, M McEneaney, D Singleton, S Wood, M Naylor, R Carlton, P Wilkinson, C Tweedie, C Wilkinson, W Haines, M Wilkinson.

TEAMS

Saturday 11th June 2005.

1st XI v Silsden away. Meet 12:30pm: S Dart, M McEneaney, R Carlton, D Murphy, D Singleton, S Wood, R Henry, P Ashwell, P Dibb, P Wilkinson, R Naylor.

2nd XI versus Guiseley home. Meet 1:15pm: G Bell, R Bolton, J Wood, J Davey, W Haines, C Wilkinson, M Towers, C Tweedie, A Collett, P Webster, R Wynard.

SCORES

The first XI suffered their first loss of the season. In the top of the table clash, Steeton won by 6 wickets despite a century from Dave Murphy. The first team now lie 2nd in the league. The second team managed to restrict Steeton to a modest 158 but were unable to knock the runs off and were bowled out. This leaves the second XI rooted to the foot of the table. See RESULTS for details...................

TEAMS

Saturday 4th June 2005.

1st XI versus Steeton (away): S Dart (c), R Carlton, D Murphy, D Singleton, R Henry, M McEneaney, S Wood, M Naylor, P Wilkinson, R Palmer, D Brogan.

2nd XI versus Steeton (home): G Bell (c), J Wood, C Tweedie, R Bolton, J Davey, C Wilkinson, W Haines, R Wynard, A Collett, P Webster, N Cryer.

SCORES

The first XI took eleven points out of a possible twelve at the weekend but they second XI only managed one point. Click on RESULTS for details............

TEAMS

Saturday 28th May 2005.

1st XI versus Thackley (away) 12:45pm meet: S Dart (c), R Carlton, P Dibb, M McEneaney, R Henry, D Singleton, P Wilkinson, M Naylor, S Wood, N Cryer, D Brogan.

2nd XI versus Rawdon (home) 1:15pm meet: G Bell (c), J Davey, R Bolton, J Wood, C Wilkinson, C Singleton, R Wynard, P Webster, M Towers, C Tweedie, A Collett.

Monday 30th May 2005.

!st XI versus Knaresborough (home) 1pm meet, R Palmer & G Squires replace R Henry and N Cryer.

2nd XI versus Bilton (away) 12:45 pm meet, N Cryer, W Haines, I Dixon replace M Towers, R Wynard, C Singleton.

CARLTON TAKES POOL TOP OF THE LEAGUE AND SECOND XI REACH QUARTER FINALS OF CUP.

Richard Carlton (pictured) was the hero for the first XI on Saturday as Pool beat Hall Park to go top of Division B. Needing 12 to win off the final two balls of the game, Carlton struck successive sixes.

On Sunday in the cup, the first XI were brought well and truly back down to earth after losing to Follifoot by 10 wickets.

The second XI were in a strong position but were rained off on Saturday against North Leeds. In the cup, the 2nd XI now play Upper Wharfedale in the quarter finals of the Birtwhistle Cup after beating Illingworth by a higher run rate in a rain affected game. See RESULTS for match details.

TEAMS

Saturday 21st May 2005.

1st XI versus Hall Park (home) 12:45pm meet: S Dart (c), R Carlton, M McEneaney, R Henry, D Singleton, D Murphy, P Wilkinson, M Naylor, S Wood, C Tweedie, R Palmer.

2nd XI versus North Leeds (away) 12:45pm meet: G Bell (c), J Davey, R Bolton, J Wood, C Wilkinson, C Helm, W Haines, R Wynard, P Webster, M Towers, I Dixon.

Sunday 22nd May 2005.

!st XI versus Follifoot (away) Waddilove Cup 2nd Round 12:45pm meet, P Dibb replaces R Palmer.

2nd XI versus Illingworth (home) Birtwhistle Cup 2nd Round 12:45pm meet, R Palmer, C Singleton, D Brogan replace M Towers, R Wynard, C Wilkinson.

SCORES

Mark McEneaney and David Murphy both scored 38* for the first XI

The first XI cruised to victory, beating Menston by 7 wickets.

The second XI suffered a heavy defeat to Burley.

Click on RESULTS for details.................

 

TEAMS

Saturday 14th May 2005.

1st XI versus Menston (away) 11:45am meet: S Dart (c), R Carlton, M McEneaney, R Henry, D Singleton, D Murphy, P Wilkinson, R Palmer, S Wood, C Tweedie, P Dibb.

2nd XI versus Burley (home) 12:15pm meet: G Bell (c), J Davey, R Bolton, C Wilkinson, W Haines, I Dixon, J Wood, D Brogan, R Wynard, J Cheatham, S Robinson.

SCORES

Dickie Bolton who scored 49 and 80* at the weekend.

In the league on Saturday, the first XI posted a fine total of 257-6 but could not bowl Collingham out to secure the victory.

The second XI performed well to secure two points against champions Adel.

On Sunday in the cup, both teams secured their place in the second round.

Click on RESULTS for details.................................

 

TEAMS

Saturday 7th May 2005.

1st XI versus Collingham (home) 11:45am meet: S Dart (c), R Carlton, M McEneaney, R Henry, D Singleton, D Murphy, P Wilkinson, M Naylor, S Wood, G Dobson, P Dibb.

2nd XI versus Adel (away) 12:15pm meet: G Bell (c), T Mahoney, J Davey, R Bolton, C Wilkinson, C Helm, W Haines, A Collett, C Tweedie, R Palmer, P Webster.

Sunday 8th May 2005.

!st XI versus Calverley (home) Waddilove Cup 12:45pm meet, team as above.

2nd XI versus Calverley (away) Birtwhistle Cup 1:15pm meet, team as above.

SCORES

The weather ruined round 2 as not a single ball was bowled..................better luck next week in the league on Saturday and cup on Sunday.

TEAMS

Saturday 30th April 2005.

1st XI versus Bardsey (away) 11am meet: S Dart (c), R Carlton, M McEneaney, R Henry, D Singleton, D Murphy, P Wilkinson, M Naylor, R Palmer, G Dobson, P Dibb.

2nd XI versus Follifoot (home) 12:15pm meet: G Bell (c), M Towers, T Mahoney, J Davey, R Bolton, C Singleton, C Wilkinson, N Cryer, C Helm, W Haines, A Collett.

SCORES

Aussie Simon Dart starred in his first game for the club as the 1st XI beat Ilkley by eight wickets but the newly promoted second XI suffered a narrow defeat to Otley. Click on RESULTS for details.

TEAMS

Saturday 23rd April 2005.

1st XI versus Ilkley (home) 11:45am meet: S Dart (c), R Carlton, M McEneaney, R Henry, S Wood, D Murphy, P Wilkinson, M Naylor, R Palmer, G Dobson, P Dibb.

2nd XI versus Otley (away) 11:45am meet: G Bell (c), M Towers, T Mahoney, J Davey, R Bolton, P Webster, C Wilkinson, N Cryer, I Dixon, C Helm, P Clatworthy.

DART WINS RYDER

27 year-old Simon Dart is the 2004/05 Jack Ryder Medallist. Dart had a fantastic season, becoming only the fourth player in 98 years of District/Premier Cricket to top 1,000 runs. He scored centuries against Melbourne Uni, Geelong and Carlton as well as 6 half-centuries in the home and away series, which saw him total 1003 runs @ 77.15.

He also took 14 wickets @ 29.29 with his medium-pacers. Dart polled 43 votes in 11 rounds to win by two votes from South Melbourne all-rounder Steven Spoljaric, who scored 753 runs and took 30 wickets and polled in 10 rounds.

Also 27 years of age, Spoljaric's 41 votes is the highest ever registered by a runner-up and would have won in any other season except Ian Wrigglesworth's record 52 votes in 1996/97. Spoljaric led the count for most of season and was 14 votes in front of Dart after Round 13, but Dart polled 20 votes in the last 4 rounds with 56* against the Lions, 49 & 3/11 against the Magpies, 135 against the Cats and 100* against the Blues.

Going into the final round, Spoljaric led Dart by one vote. Dart scored the maximum six for his unbeaten century against Carlton, whilst Spoljaric scored three for his 74 and 1/37 against the Bulldogs. Melbourne University skipper Brendan Joseland finished third with 35 votes.

SPONSORSHIP

Sponsorship is urgently required for Pool CC for the forthcoming season. Clich HERE to download the sponsorship form for further details on how you can help.

DART SCORES 135

The Hawks' Simon Dart put his side on top against the Cats in Premier Cricket on Saturday with a fine century.

Dart's 135 took his season runs aggregate to 903, eclipsing Cocky Chambers' club record of 779 set in 1959/60.

Dart's 135, scored from 223 balls and including 15 fours, enabled Hawthorn-Monash Uni to reach 8/266, setting Geelong with a challenging chase next Saturday.

 

OVERSEAS PLAYER 2005

Simon Dart, the 27 year-old Victorian Premier League cricketer, has signed a professional contract for season 2005 to captain and coach Pool CC, the highly ambitious members of the Aire/Wharfedale League.

All rounder Simon, who is an ACB (Australian Cricket Board) Level 2 qualified coach and has Sports Medicine Certification, will arrive mid-April fresh from a coaching clinic in India to take full responsibility for coaching at all levels within the club as well as captaining the first XI in their quest to achieve "A" division cricket. Simon has played for Victoria 10 times at one day level and has made 12th man on one occasion in a PURA Cup match versus South Australia. He has played for Australia under 19's and played Cricket in New Zealand, Pakistan, India and Sri Lanka. In 1997 he was a member of the infamous Australian Cricket Academy under the guidance of Rod Marsh.

 

Pool CC, who are working towards "Club Mark Status", are already recognised as one of the top twenty seven clubs by the YCB in terms of Junior development .They have secured an ECB grant of £50k to invest on three new grass practise wickets and a three lane "all weather" net facility. Work will also start in 2006 on providing a new pavilion and changing facilities.

The junior setup, which boasts boys and girls teams of all age ranges and of which the club is rightly proud, is providing the platform for the club to coach and develop talented cricketers for the future. Cricket Chairman, John Wood, states that "Simon's appointment, coupled with the tremendous work been done to improve our facilities, is great news for all members of Pool CC and we are looking for him to influence cricket at all levels within our club."

New players are welcome and are invited to attend indoor nets. The Club is particularly keen to recruit 2 more 1st XL players of proven ability. For more details email webmaster.

CLUB GEAR

Club gear is available as follows:

Cricket Jumpers, long sleeved £46, sleeveless £40.

Caps £9

Shorts £14

Shirts £15

See Dave Singleton to place your order or click here to email your order.

NETS

I have pleasure in inviting you to our Winter nets.

The Place: Guiseley Fieldhead School.

The date: Every Sunday from 6th February for 10 weeks.

The time: 11am until 12 noon.

Please make every effort to attend as we are looking forward to another successful season this year in The Airedale & Wharfedale League from both our teams.

New players are most welcome.

 

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