The Chidbrook Cup is a limited overs cup match which since 2006 has been played annualy between the local villages of Hambrook and Chidham and features many of the Chidham & Hambrook CC players. The first two cup matches were hosted at Fishbourne before moving to West Ashling from 2008-2015 and then Bosham from 2016 and since it's inception Hambrook have won 10 times and Chidham 6.
The reigning champions are Chidham having won the sixteenth renewal on 12th September 2021 and the trophy is permanently on display in the Barley Corn pub.
The Chidbrook cup rules are; 20 or 25 overs per team, every player bowls 2 overs and then 5 more players can have an extra over each, normal LBW rules, 2 runs for a wide or no ball and no re-bowl. The Hambrook players generally have to live north of the main railway line and the Chidham players generally have to live to the south.
YEAR | WINNER |
2022 | POSTPONED |
2021 | CHIDHAM |
2020 | CHIDHAM |
2019 | HAMBROOK |
2018 | HAMBROOK |
2017 | HAMBROOK |
2016 | HAMBROOK |
2015 | HAMBROOK |
2014 | HAMBROOK |
2013 | CHIDHAM |
2012 | CHIDHAM |
2011 | HAMBROOK |
2010 | HAMBROOK |
2009 | HAMBROOK |
2008 | HAMBROOK |
2007 | CHIDHAM |
2006 | CHIDHAM |
The 2022 renewal of the Chidbrook Cup was postponed on Sunday September 11th out of respect for the Queen, who sadly died on the Thursday before. It's hoped that this match can be rescheduled as a season opener in 2023.
CHIDBROOK CUP 2021
12/09/21: Chidham v Hambrook
Hambrook won the toss and elected to field first
Chidham 165-8 (20 overs)
Hambrook 135-3 (20 overs)
Chidham win by 30 runs
Chidham made it two wins on the bounce after a comprehensive victory over local rivals Hambrook in the 2021 Chidbrook Cup at a sunny Bosham on Sunday afternoon.
Half of the players attended the Barleycorn pub for a pre-match fry up before heading down to Bosham where Hambrook captain Tom Phizackerley won the toss and put Chidham into bat first.
Peterson and Selves quickly made 27 runs and forced retirement and further down the batting order Adjit joined his colleagues back in the clubhouse with a fine batting display of 28 runs. Skipper Davey was bowled for 5 early in the innings by Van Niekerk and O'Donohoe (14) and Wild (4) also got their marching orders when being caught out from a Smith and Phizackerley ball respectively. A. Clark (4) was bowled LBW by Phziackerley, Cummings (12) was bowled by Walmsley, Parker took the wickets of Turner LBW (6 including a fine 4) and Pine (13) with a splendid catch and Pink got a late wicket when Lane (10) was caught on the boundary by Maynard. Peterson and Selves added a few late runs when being called back from retirement leaving Chidham on 165 for 7 off their 20 overs.
While most of the Chidbrook players enjoyed a relaxing tea with their families and friends, Simon Scully-Horner kindly organised a cricket match for the 20+ children in attendance with the younger group just coming out on top.
Maynard and Phizackerley opened for Hambrook and both players secured 25 runs and forced retirement within the first 8 overs to make the unlikely chase a distinct possibility. But the runs started to dry up for the middle order and Parker (11) went LBW to a Davey ball, Van Niekerk (12) was caught behind from a Wild ball and Smith (14) was stumped when trying to launch a Sambhi leg-breaker. Pink (10) and Walmsley (4) added some late runs but Hambrook ultimately fell 30 runs short of their target but on a positive note only losing 3 wickets in the process.
The Chidbrook cup was presented to Keith Davey by the Barleycorn landlady Kelly and both sets of players returned to the Barleycorn for some light refreshments where Davey secured his second win of the day on the club scratchcard.
The overall Chidbrook Cup tally now stands at Hambrook 10 Chidham 6.
Man of the Match: Ajit Sambhi (quick fire 28 runs and a wicket)
13/09/20: Chidham v Hambrook (Chidbrook Cup 2020)
Chidham won the toss and opted to field first
Hambrook 147-5 (25 overs)
Chidham 148-3 (20 overs)
Chidham won by 7 wickets
And so it came to pass - after seven years of frustration, Chidham finally regained the Chidbrook Cup with a comfortable seven wicket victory over Hambrook at Bosham on Sunday.
Chidham skipper Keith Davey left no stone unturned in his quest for Chidbrook Cup success and enlisted the sevices of league players Joel Lane and Ajit Sambhi to boost his team's chances. Hambrook on the other hand had to make do without Will Parker, Steve Parker and Tom Wild from the team which won by the narrowest of margins in 2019.
Hambrook lost the toss and were put into bat first with the dynamic duo of Tom Phizackerely and Johnny Maynard opening things up for the reigning champions - both players struggled to find the boundary thanks to some neat fielding from Chidham but they eventually reached forced retirement with Tom making 31 runs and Johnny 26 runs. Number 3 Vinnie Smith (6 runs) was soon gone when misjudging a Pete Wild slow looping straight ball and Van Niekerk hit a solid 19 runs before Strudwick's appeal for LBW was upheld by match umpire Clive Dungar. Andy Wild (2) was soon gone after being bowled by the sublime Ajit and the same Chidham player caught and bowled James Loveday (18) who was having a great knock with the bat at the time. Joe Phizackerley (1) was quickly bowled out by skipper Davey and tail enders Hill and Scully-Horner scored 2 runs a piece to leave Hambrook on 147-5 off their 25 overs, two runs more than their winning score in 2019.
After a sanitising session, the players and socially distanced crowd enjoyed snacks from their own lunchboxes in the glorious September sunshine and were thankful that the match was being played on the Sunday rather than the day after when strict Covid gudielines came back into effect.
Peterson and Burt (6) opened for Chidham and the latter was soon out LBW to a Loveday ball. Matt Chesshire, having his first game for 3 years, came in at number 3 and rolled back the years with a fine knock of 18 runs before being bowled out by Tom Phizacekerley. Peterson (34) swiftly reached forced retirement and when work partners Davey (32) and Sambhi (28) also reached retirement with the greatest of ease, the writing was very much on the wall for Hambrook. Paul O'Donohoe made 11 runs before being caught out from a Scully-Horner ball and it was left for Pete Wild (6) to secure the winning runs with 7 wickets and 5 overs remaining.
Following the match, CHCC Chairman and Chidham player Jason Burt presented the Chidbrook Cup to skipper Keith Davey who gleefully held the trophy aloft for the first time since 2013.
The majority of players headed back to the Barleycorn to congratulate / comisserate each other but Hambrook had the last laugh when Steve Clark made it 1-1 on the day by beating skipper Davey at a game of conkers in the pub garden.
Man of the Match: Ajit Sambhi (exceptional batting, bowling and fielding skills on the day)
15/09/19: Chidham v Hambrook (Chidbrook Cup 2019)
HAMBROOK WIN CHIDBROOK CUP IN DRAMATIC LATE FINISH
Hambrook won the toss and elected to field first
Chidham 142-7 (25 overs)
Hambrook 145-5 (25 overs)
Hambrook won by 5 wickets
Hambrook retained the Chidbrook Trophy on Sunday afternoon for the sixth consecutive year after a dramatic late victory against local rivals Chidham.
WIth Hambrook requiring just 5 runs to win from the last 4 overs, Chidham started piling on the pressure as Clark, Davey and Peterson all bowled maidens and Peterson additionally took the wicket of A Wild for a duck, leaving Hambrook batsmen J Loveday and T WIld still needing 5 runs from the last over. Loveday then hit two fours from the first three balls to secure a 5 wicket victory for Hambrook with just 3 balls to come.
The players fuelled up on Pod's pre-match gin cocktail before Chidham skipper Davey lost the toss and were forced to bat first with openers Peterson and Burt looking good for 25 runs a piece. Joe Phizackerley had other ideas though and bowled out Burt for 3 runs and then J Loveday got the huge scap of Peterson (14) thanks to an amazing catch from J Maynard. Davey and his nephew Joel got things back on track for Chidham with the latter retiring on 27 runs and the skipper making 19 runs before being caught out from a David Phizackerley ball.
O'DOnohoe (3) and Wild (7) were then caught out from A Wild and S Parker balls respectively and J Strudwick (4) was expertly stumped out by wicket-keeper S Clark closely followed by A Clark (3) being run out. A Pine (14) and M Rawlinson (6) added some much needed late runs to leave the challengers on 142-7 from their 25 overs.
Both sets of players and their families enjoyed a sumptious tea in the glorious Bosham sunshine and then play resumed as Hambrook looked to chase down the 143 runs required for victory. Youngsters J Maynard and W Parker opened the batting and the latter was unfortunately run out when on 14 runs but Maynard managed to get back in the clubhouse with 27 runs not out.
Hambrook skipper T Phizackerley (10) was then bowled out by Strudwick before J Mansell got the wicket of V Smith (4) thanks to an amazing catch from Peterson despite the sun being in his eyes. Peterson then took the wickets of J Phizackerley (11) and A Wild (0) during the dramatic last 4 overs before Loveday got the reigning champions over the line.
Chidham & Hambrook CC Chairman Jason Burt gave a post-match speech before the landlady of the Barleycorn, Kelly, handed over the Chidbrook cup to Tom Phizackerley, his fourth victory as captain. This was Hambrook's 10th win in the competition since it's inception in 2006 and Chidham will be looking to gain revenge next season in the 15th Chidbrook Cup.
Man of the Match: Rory Peterson (14 runs, 2 wickets and 1 maiden for 9 runs, an amazing run out and a dramatic catch in the sun)
16/09/18: Chidham v Hambrook (Chidbrook Cup 2018)
LEGEND SCORES WINNING RUNS AS HAMBROOK SECURE FIFTH STRAIGHT CHIDBROOK CUP
Chidham won the toss and elected to bat first
Chidham 174-9 (25 overs)
Hambrook 175-5 (23 overs)
Hambrook won by 5 wickets
Hambrook made it five Chidbrook Cup wins on the bounce after a five-wicket victory in one of the most competitive renewals the trophy has ever seen.
Following several weeks of social media banter, both captains turned to their big guns to try and secure victory with Phizackerley calling upon the services of Kezza and Dave McClean for Hambrook and Davey turning to Ben Gottesman, Rory Peterson and Matt Chesshire for Chidham. As it was Peterson almost single-handedly won Chidham's first trophy since 2013 by scoring 73 runs not out, taking 2 wickets (including a wicket maiden over) and 2 catches but that wasn't to prove enough.
Both sets of players tucked into Pod's delicious Chichester Harbour gin cocktail before the match which helped ease the tense atmosphere and then skippers Keith and Tom carried out the pre-match toss-up at the Bell End of the wicket. Davey won and elected to have his Chidham team bat first.
Peterson opened and was soon on his way back to the clubhouse with six quick boundaries and there were plenty more to follow later in the innings - it looked like a dropped catch on the boundary by Van Niekerk could prove costly. Fellow opener Burt was soon gone for 4 runs in one of the most bizarre caught & bowled wickets ever seen - Van Niekerk bowling, parrying his attempted catch onto batsman Chesshire stood next to him, it then bounced several times on Chesshire before Willem eventually secured the ball in his hands!
Matt Chesshire was ticking along nicely but then got caught behind by Steve Clark from a Kezza bowl when on 14 runs and then Willem took the notable scalp of Ben Gottesman (8 runs) with an excellent bowl. Hambrook then started to eat their way through the rest of Chidham batting order; Walmsley bowling out Wild (1), Vinnie bowling out O'Donohoe (7), D Phizackerley taking the wicket of Davey (0) and Andy Gury being run out. Then Dave McLean bowled out Andy Clark and Matt Rawlinson for ducks which left Chidham on 116-9 with six overs left to play and only the wickets of Strudwick and the returning Peterson to go.
Strudwick and Peterson made a determined last stand though and saw out the remainder of the innings and their cause was helped by some dubious bowling and fielding by the Hambrook players. Peterson eventually reached a magnificent 73 runs not out - the highest ever in Chidbrook Cup history - and his foil Strudwick got to 7 runs.
During the interval players and supporting families tucked into the delicious tea spread, the highlights of which being Davey's amazing egg sandwiches (freshly laid eggs and fresh M&S bread) and Burt's delightful array of cakes, all washed down with a selection of beers and ciders from Van Niekerk's bar - a veritable feast all round!
Most players would have been happy to spend the rest of the glorious sunny afternoon drinking beer, eating food and chatting to friends but there was the small matter of another 25 overs cricket to play and Hambrook chasing the 175 runs needed for victory.
The reigning champions got off to the worst possible start though when opening bowler Petterson literally smashed Kezza's wicket with the 3rd ball of the innings. After some hasty repairs, play resumed and Will Parker and Hambrook number 3 Dave McClean soon got the upper hand on the Chidham bowlers.
Will Parker (18 runs) was eventually bowled out by Davey thanks to a Peterson catch but McClean soon got to 28 runs and forced retirement. Van Niekerk came in and quickly followed McClean back to the clubhouse after knocking a superb 27 runs and Phizackerley (14 runs) and Smith (17 runs) were on their way to retirement before being bowled by Chesshire and Gury respectively,
Steve Parker was the 3rd Hambrook batsmen to get back in the hutch after a mercurial batting display which saw him hit 27 runs but then Joe Phizackerley and Paul Walmsley both went cheaply on 5 runs, the first wicket taken by Strudwick (caught Gottesman) and second caught and bowled by Peterson.
The remaining Hambrook batsmen, David Phizackerley and Steve 'Legend' Clark, then needed to make 12 runs from the remaining 4 overs to seal victory for the Hawks with three retirees still waiting in the wings. A couple of boundaries by David then set up Steve Clark to score then winning runs with a superb boundary to make it five Chidbrook Cup wins on the bounce for the 'Brook'.
The trophy was then presented to winning captain Tom Phizackerley by the Barleycorn Landlady Kelly and the majority of players returned to her pub for a few beers, celebrating a magnificent cup day for the local community played in the true spirit of the game and capping a splendid season for Chidham & Hambrook Cricket Club.
All eyes are now focussed on the CHCC golf, awards and AGM day which takes place on Saturday 3rd November.
Man of the Match: Rory Peterson (73 not out, 2 wickets, 1 maiden and 2 catches, almost single-handedly took down Hambrook)
19/09/17: Chidham v Hambrook (Chidbrook Cup 2017)
HAMBROOK RETAIN CHIDBROOK CUP WITH COMFORTABLE VICTORY
Chidham won the toss and elected to field first
Hambrook 149-3 (25 overs)
Chidham 96 all out (17.3 overs)
Hambrook won by 53 runs
Hambrook won the Chidbrook cup against neighbours Chidham for the fourth straight year in a row with a comfortable 53 run victory at Delling Close on Sunday.
The wicket and outfield looked in superb condition following the efforts of several players from both teams the day before and with the sun shining and a sprinkling of family support the scene was all set for the annual season closer.
The two captains Tom Phizackerley (Hambrook) and Keith Davey (Chidham) performed the pre-match toss up on the wicket, with Davey winning and electing to put Hambrook into bat.
Will Van Niekerk and Will Parker opened for Hambrook and it wasn’t long before the reigning champs were on the back foot as Van Niekerk (0) was run out on just the fourth ball after a moment of indecision.
Up stepped Paul Walmsley for his first game of the season and he soon got into the swing of things eventually retiring on 25 runs mid-way through the innings. Will Parker was also knocking the ball around well before eventually succumbing to a tame Simon Davies bowl in the ninth over when on 20 runs.
Young Johnny Hodgson came in for Hambrook at number 4 and also put in some good work to reach 18 runs before being bowled LBW by Matt Chesshire. Steve Parker gave the best batting performance of the day reaching 31 runs by the innings close and Tom Phizackerley also boosted the score late on with Hambrook ending up 149-3.
A fine tea was enjoyed by players and families alike in the warm September sunshine before Hambrook took to the field to try and prevent Chidham reaching the 150 runs required for the win from the allotted 25 overs.
Jason Burt and Matt Chesshire opened up for Chidham and another moment of indecision in the match cost Burt his wicket in the 2nd over when on just two runs. The ominous Rory Peterson came on at number 3 and it wasn’t long before he was returning to the pavilion after reaching forced retirement (27 runs) in just a handful of overs –his haul included two massive sixes which even had the cars running for cover!
Chesshire was also ticking along nicely until being bowled out by a straight V Smith ball in the 6th over when on 16 runs and it wasn’t long before his replacement P O’Donohue (4) was given out LBW after a fine delivery from Johnny. J Mansell was bowled out on just his fourth ball for a duck by David Phizackerley and at this stage with Chidham on 66-4 off 10 overs Hambrook could sense victory.
Pete Wild had other ideas though and following a superb knock in a charity match at Goodwood the day before, he soon set about the Hambrook bowlers with some amazing strokes which also saw him hit his first ever six – a feat he also repeated a few balls later.
However his batting partners came and went one by one thanks to the Parker Father and Son combination of Will and Steve who took a brace of wickets a piece for very few runs; Fiahlo (4), Stecthamn (0), Strudders (0) and Davies (0).
Pete Wild eventually retired on 25 and Chidham captain and tail ender Keith Davey was given the momentous the task of scoring 62 runs with only his wicket and those of Peterson and Wild remaining. Davey was soon bowled out by his opposing captain Tom Phizackerly for just 2 runs and the returning Wild was then caught behind by Clark from another Phizackerley cracker leaving Chidham 54 runs short of their target.
Following the match amid scenes of jubilation the Chidbrook Cup was presented to Tom Phizackerley and the result now leaves Hambrook with 8 wins to Chidham’s 4 since the cup’s first inception in 2006.
Man of the Match: Steve Parker (31 not out and 2 wickets made it a great day all round for Parker Senior).
Hambrook Cruise To Victory in the Chidbrook Cup
18th September 2016 @ Bosham
Hambrook won the toss and elected to bat
Hambrook 162-4 (20 overs)
Chidham 116-9 (20 overs)
Hambrook cruised to a 46 run victory over neighbourhood rivals Chidham in the 2016 Chidbrook Cup at a sunbaked Delling Lane on Sunday.
There were a few hitches with the pre-match preparation as both the tractor and roller broke down and it looked at one stage as if there would be two extra obstacles in the outfield but luckily Van Niekerk managed to get both machines started and shifted in time
Hambrook skipper Tom Phizackerley won the toss and elected to bat first with Parker senior and junior chosen as his opening pair. Both players were quick of the mark with a number of boundary shots but Steve was eventually caught by Jim Mansell (C Pink bowler). Number 3 Vinnie Smith got a couple of boundaries before succumbing to the same fate (caught Thorpe, bowled O'Donohue) and then Van Niekerk entered the stage to assist Will Parker.
Both players were soon forced to retire, Van Niekerk hitting only boundaries on his way to a swift 30 and Will Parker retired on the same score after finishing with a six. A Clark (8), H kimber (14) and T Phizackerley (10) added some nice runs to the Hambrook total and J Phizackerley (6) and S Clarke finished things off for the reigning champions with the latter putting in his best batting performance of the season.
Players and families enjoyed a lavish tea in the sun whilst the children played in the cricket nets and then it was back to the serious business of the afternoon as Chidham set about chasing the winning target of 163 runs.
Chris Pink and Matt Chessire opened up for Chidham but Pink was soon bowled out for a duck by young Joe Phizackerley and number 3 Jim Mansell also went for a quack thanks to family Phizackerley, this time David bowling and Tom catching. The Chidham innings was beginning to stall much like the ground machinery earlier in the day.
Leon Fiahlo was soon gone for 2 runs and then O'Donohue (14) helped steady the ship before he was out LBW bowled by H Kimber. Matt Chesshire, who somehow survived an early run out scare, was ticking along nicely before he was caught deep in the field by V Smith (bowler Van Niekerk) only to find out when he walked back in that he should have been retired one run earlier.
S Thorpe (1), P WIld (3), K Stetchman (0) and L Davey (0) were unable to assist Chidham in the chase and amongst all this Henry Kimber (the long lost brother of Andy Gubbs) managed to secure a well-earned hat-trick of wickets which included taking one of the catches himself - however he failed to secure a jug of beer in the pub after the game.
Keith Davey and Matt Chesshire (getting a deserved second bite at the cherry and replacing the absent Simon Davis) kept their wickets intact to see out the 20 overs but ultimately Chidham fell well short of their target and it was left for Chidham skipper K Davey to present the 2016 Chidbrook Cup to Tom Phizackerly in a champagne fuelled celebration.
Hambrook Team:
T Phizackerley (C), V. Smith, W Van Niekerk, S Parker, W Parker, S Clarke (W), D Phizackerley, J Phizackerley, A Gubbs, A CLark, H Kimber
Chidham Team:
K Davey (C), L Davey, P Wild, S. Davis, J, Mansell, M Chesshire, C Pink, L Fiahlo, S Thorpe, K Stetchman, P O'Donohue
Hambrook Retain Bragging Rights in Tenth Annual Chidbrook Cup
27th September 2015 @ West Ashling
Hambrook retained the treasured Chidbrook Cup with a comfortable 9 wicket victory over their local rivals at a sunbaked West Ashling on Sunday afternoon, in front of a bumper local community crowd.
Chidham skipper Keith Davey won the toss and elected to bat first on the soft and unpredictable wicket but the start of the match was delayed by fifteen minutes due to the late arrival of star player Alex Crook and his suited and booted personal entourage (but alas no scorebook).
Regular opener Matt Chesshire got off the mark quickly for Chidham with some consummate stroke play but his partner big Jim Mansell was soon bowled out by young Joe Phiz for 2 runs.
New comer Alex Smith joined Chessire at the wicket and the pair knocked out an impressive 40 runs between them before Smith was bowled by Will Parker, with Chesshire being forced to retire soon after.
Andy Clark and Pete Wild both added some decent runs to the Chidham tally before being caught and bowled respectively and then up stepped Jon Keynes to destroy the Chidham middle order.
First he bowled out Crook for 1 (much to the amusement of Alex’s boundary fan club), then had skipper Keith Davey caught out for 1 by Willem before finally bowling out Hebden for a duck, thus finishing on impressive figures of 3-10.
G. Davey was unfortunately run out and then the returning Matt Chesshire and Simon Davies made a gallant last stand with the former eventually reaching 40 runs in total before the latter was bowled out for 7, leaving Chidham on a respectable 104 all out.
A sumptuous tea was enjoyed by players and spectators alike whilst the children played their own mini game of cricket and then it was back to the business of the day as the Hambrook VI set about chasing their target.
Hambrook openers S. Parker and P. O’Donohue were restricted to just a few runs by Chidham’s impressive opening bowlers of Alex Smith and Andy Clark with POD eventually being bowled out by Smith for just 6 runs.
However, this would prove to be Chidham’s only wicket of the day as first Willem and then S. Parker gradually reached their forced retirement figures of 28 and 25 respectively.
Despite the game being finally balanced after 8 overs, the lack of wickets eventually took its toll and it was left for Hambrook skipper V. Smith, with the assistance of S. Parker and J. Keynes, to surpass the Chidham batting total on his 25th run.
The overall score is now 6-4 in favour of Hambrook in this the tenth year of the Cup.
Hambrook Team:
V. Smith (C), W Van Niekerk, S Parker, W Parker, J Keynes, O Keynes, P O’Donohue, S Clark (W), D Phizackerley, J Phizackerley, M Rawlinson
Chidham Team:
K Davey (C), G Davey, P Wild, A Goring-Crook (W), A. Smith, A Clark, S. Davies, J, Mansell, M Chesshire, Richard, N. Hebden
Chidham Scorecard
NAME | SCORE | HOW OUT | BOWLER | BWL STATS |
M Chesshire | 40 | Not out | 0-11 | |
J Mansell | 2 | Bowled | J Phiz | 0-13 |
A Smith | 18 | Bowled | W Parker | 1-3 |
A Clark | 7 | Caught | D Phiz | 0-7 |
P Wild | 12 | Bowled | O Keynes | 0-16 |
A Crook | 1 | Bowled | J Keynes | N/A |
K Davey | 1 | Caught | J Keynes | 0-16 |
S Davies | 7 | Caught | M Rawlinson | 0-17 |
N Hebden | 0 | Caught | J Keynes | |
G Davey | 0 | Run out | 0-10 | |
Richard | DNB | 0-11 | ||
Extras | 18 | |||
TOTAL | 104 |
Hambrook Scorecard
NAME | SCORE | HOW OUT | BOWLER | BWL STATS |
S Parker | 25 | Retired | 0-12 | |
P O'Donohue | 6 | Bowled | A Smith | 0-16 |
W Van Niekerk | 28 | Retired | 0-8 | |
V Smith | 25 | Not out | 0-8 | |
J Keynes | 1 | Not out | 3-10 | |
O Keynes | 1-11 | |||
J Phizackerley | 1-9 | |||
W Parker | 1-12 | |||
D Phizackerley | 1-9 | |||
M Rawlinson | 1-10 | |||
S Clark | WK | |||
Extras | 20 | |||
TOTAL | 105 |
Pictures of Chidbrook Cup 2015
Hambrook Retain Chidbrook Cup With 27 Run Victory
14th September 2014 @ West Ashling
I just want to say a massive thank you to everyone who took part and helped in the Chidbrook Cup this afternoon and made the day such a roaring success. From Jon, Pete, Keith and myself who booked the pitch and organised the teams, to the guys who helped prepare the pitch with Iain before the game, to the familys of all the players who turned up to support the match, to Stephen Johnson and the rest of the website team who sponsored the bouncy castle and took lots of photos (see below), to the wives of the players who helped with the tea, to David Phizackerley for being umpire and finally to Steve Clarke and Andy Gubbs for scoring, playing the music, announcing the players and scores (with the help of Ellie Walmsley) and running the kids cricket match at half time. A real community effort all round on a glorious sunny day - I'm already looking forward to next years match when Hambrook will attempt to retain the trophy.
Hambrook Team:
V Smith (C), P Walmsley, W Van Niekerk, S Parker, W Parker (W), T Wild, J Keynes, O Keynes, T Phizackerley, J Phizackerley, O Walmsley.
Chidham Team:
P Wild (C), A Wild (W), M Chesshire, J Mansell, G Lorrimer, S Thorpe, S Davies, J Wild, J Davies, D Mile, A Thrift
Hambrook Scorecard
NAME | SCORE | HOW OUT | BOWLER | BWL STATS |
P Walmsley | 19 | C&B | G Lorrimer | 1-13 |
W Van Niekirk | 0 | Bowled | M Chesshire | 0-15 |
S Parker | 26 | Retired | 3-5 | |
V Smith | 25 | Retired | 0-12 | |
W Parker | 23 | Not out | N/A | |
T Wild | 4 | Not out | 1-7 | |
J Keynes | 1-17 | |||
O Keynes | 0-11 | |||
T Phizackerley | 1-7 | |||
O Walmsley | 0-17 | |||
J Phizackerley | 0-19 | |||
Extras | 54 | |||
TOTAL | 102 |
Chidham Scorecard
NAME | SCORE | HOW OUT | BOWLER | BWL STATS |
J Davies | 1 | Bowled | P Walmsley | 0-9 |
A Wild | 19 | Bowled | J Keynes | N/A |
M Chesshire | 25 | Retired | 1-11 | |
J Mansell | 26 | Retired | 0-8 | |
G Lorimer | 0 | Bowled | T Phizackerley | 1-22 |
P Wild | 0 | Bowled | T Wild | 0-18 |
S Thorpe | 4 | Bowled | S Parker | 0-12 |
S Davies | 5 | Bowled | S Parker | 0-17 |
J Wild | 22 | N/O | 0-9 | |
D Miles | 0 | Caught | S Parker | 0-19 |
A Thrift | 4 | N/O | 0-13 | |
Extras | ||||
TOTAL | 124 |
Pictures of Chidbrook Cup 2014