

UPPER AIREDALE U-15 REPRESENTATIVE TEAM |
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N YORKS PROVE TOO STRONG |
The North Yorkshire side ultimately
proved too strong and scotched UAJCA chances of reaching the semi-finals.
That it is Bradford that goes forward to the semis is galling after our
stunning victory over them.
With North Yorkshire at 76-5
hopes were high we could win the group outright but N Yorks no 6 Harry Boyes
was a stubborn resistor with 62 runs before falling to
Samesh.
He had taken his team on to 168-8 and finally 180-9. Early bowling success
for Samesh
[3-26], Mo Ibrahim
[3-26] and Owais
[1-29]had dissipated but nevertheless the tally was still gettable. But the
batting prowess of the previous matches deserted UAJCA and only
Arran
[34] still in fine form, Hamza
[28] and Jack
[16] matched the hosts. We closed on 121 all out defeated by 59 runs. NY
bowlers Henderson [3-8] and Yates [3-8] did a grand job for their team. |
BRADFORD LEAGUE FALLS TO UAJCA |
UAJCA owe a lot to
Bradley's Jack Caton
for a 43-ball 39 innings at no 9 to propel our under-15 tally to 199-8
after 38 overs. Earlier
Aaron MacRae
[Skipton continued his brilliant form with 41 [31 balls] before being run
out. Higher up the order still skipper
Mustapha Hussain
[GHC} tagged in 20 to set us on opur way. Everyone chipped in as none of the
Bradford bowlers could dominate. For Bradford Finn Brookes battle hard
with a run-a-ball 62 but he didn't have the same backing as in UAJCA. the
final tally for Bradford was 173-6 as
Hamza Saeed
celebrated his county call up with 2 wickets and club mates
Owais Mahmood
and Mustapha
grabbed a brace each. A wonderful win to add to the earlier victory for our
under-13s on a real Red Letter Day for UAJCA. |
RAIN RUINS GREAT START |
Giggleswick School was the
setting for our first 2022 Festival match against The Hambleton District.
Batting first an 81 run opening stand augured well with
Ibrahim Khan
[28] of GHC and
Joe Birks
[71] of Skipton well to the fore. Another 61 from Joe and
Moheed Shafique
[32] also of Skipton, propelled us to 142-2. No 6
Aaron MacRae,
another Skipton player added another 33 to help the team to 211-6. An early
wicket for Owais
Mahmood [GHC] at 3 for
1 proved the last action as the Rain was the victor. We picked up 8
points whilst tomorrow's opponents Bradford got 20 points as their opponents
North Yorkshire kaffled. |
WHAT A DIFFERENCE A WEEK MAKES |
Only 7 days after a
terrific victory the u15s failed to make it a double with a poor batting
performance at Gargrave CC. .Last week's heroes skipper
Mustapha
and top-scorer Aaron
were much less
impactful with Number 9
Jack Caton
top-scoring with just 12. A 72
all out total including 11 from
Harvey Green
[Settle] was a big disappointment. Halifax brought in bowler Jack Wilkinson
whose 3-8 was a major plus point for Halifax. With the bat Dan Jones again
excelled for the Halifax side with 33 before being bowled by
Ibrahim Khan.
Halifax cruised to their win in 23.1 overs. The bowling attack as a whole
conceded 18 bowling extras which is well below standard. But with 28 days to
re-set to the first match standard we can turn this around against Hambleton
in the first Festival match. |
UAJCA u15s CRUISE TO VICTORY v HALIFAX |
UAJCA u15s asserted themselves at sunny
Sowerby Bridge CI CC with an emphatic victory against the Halifax Junior
League. Chasing a 151-7 score, UAJCA batsmen excelled smashing their way to
the win with over 11 overs to spare. Leading the batsmen were
Aaron MacRae [Skipton]
56 ret, skipper
Mustapha Hussain [GHC] 34 and
Jack Caton [Settle] 24. The
batsmen built on excellent work from bowlers Aaron 2-13 and
Nathan Joseph [Steeton]
2-17. For Halifax Louis Judd 54 and Dan Jones 47 gave them a good total but
the Halifax bowling toiled.
A return match has been
arranged for Sunday 1st May at Gargrave CC |
2022 UNDER 15 SQUAD |
Managers
Ji Mukherjee
and Robin Youngman
announce their 2022
squads. 15 players for the squad other under14s will be standby reserves:
Squad: Harry Atherton [Steeton],
Joe Birks [Skipton], Jack Caton [Bradley], Samesh Chotai [Bradley], Adam
Harding [Skipton], Mustapha Hussain [GHC], Nathan Joseph [Skipton], Will
Lampkin [Bradley], Luke Lovell [Embsay], Aaron MacRae [Skipton], Owais
Mahmood [GHC], Archie Phillipson [Settle], Hamza Saeed [GHC], Moheed Shafiq
[Skipton], Izac Walker [Skipton] |
EARLY WARM-UP FOR FESTIVAL |
Halifax and UAJCA will
contest a trial match on Sunday 24th April as preparation for the Yorkshire
Festival. The match will be held at
Sowerby Bridge Church
Institute CC. |
U-15 FESTIVAL SET FOR SPRING BANK WEEK |
The 2022 under-15 Yorkshire
Festival campaign is to be held during the Spring Bank Holiday week
at the behest of County officials in order to improve the
observation process.
Managers for the 2022 UAJCA
under-15s will be
Ji Mukherjee [Skipton CC],
Robin Youngman [Embsay
CC] and Jim Lampkin [Bradley CC]. The fixtures for the Festival are
shown in the panel opposite.
Details of trial dates
and venue will be announced later. It is hoped to hold both u14 and
u15 fixtures in 2022 as last season. |
JAKE ON FIRE
FOR UAJCA 3rd August |
The
UAJCA campaign picked up again after the heafty defeat by Bradford,
and Nidderdale arrived at Oakworth for the second match. Batting
first UAJCA fell to 35-3 before
Jake Keslinke
[Oakworth] joined Henry
Meynell [Bradley]. The
pair settled well, and gradually their current league form emerged.
They added 123 with the lion's share falling to Jake who was caught
& bowled by Johnson for 86 from 80 balls at 158-4. With help from
Max Seddon
[26] of Settle and Elis
Jones [14] of Oakworth,
Henry remained not out 52 [90 balls] to carry UAJCA to a cracking
233-7. The Nidderdale reply also got off to a poor start at
21-3 thanks to all three wickets falling to the rapid
Hammad Hussain
[Embsay]. Then a stand of 130 by opener Murray and Morley wrestled
the initiative back to the visitors. It was a fabulous match with
Morley riding our dropped catches to amass a match-winning 133 no.
With no 8 Johnston [36] they reached 237-6 in the 37th over. Hammad
had bowled superbly to finish with an amazing 5-38 from his allotted
9 overs, Henry picking up the other scalp. New lad in the squad,
keeper Will Caygill
[Skipton] did well with 3 catches.
In the final match at
Richmondshire CC, our boys really showed class with the skipper,
Oakworth's Jake Keslinke
this time picking up his first century with 101 retired no from 83
balls. He stroked 15 lovely boundaries. This time the backing was
solid with u14 Adam
Harding [Embsay]
grabbing 29 as did Elis
Jones [Oakworth].
Debutant Mustapha
Hussain [GHC] started
with 27 and there was 19 for
Waleed Raja
[Oakworth] and 17 for
Elliot Ashley [Skipton].
The final tally was 260-4. The Hambleton innings reached 49-3 but
the rate was well adrift of our target. No 6 Will Shaefer made 50 no
but our bowlers remained on top throughout.
Max Seddon
[Settle] returned 6-1-14-2 and Adam Harding 6-1-22-2 whilst
Waleed Raja
[Oakworth] recovered his lengths from the previous day and 4-3-3-1
was his reward. Freddie
Smith [Skipton],
Mustapha Hussain [GHC] and
Elliot Ashley
[Skipton] all picked up a wicket in a terrific all-team performance
that restricted Hambleton to 146-9.
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CUMBRIA EDGE OUT UAJCA |
The long trip to
Barrow-in-Furness CC produced a 40-over aside T40 match in which the
Home side used 18 players, also including u14s. Cumbria batted
first and opener Ghumann proved a real obstacle to our bowlers. His
52no was the cornerstone of the Cumbria knock. UAJCA used 11 bowlers
with excellent returns for almost all.
Mustapha Hussain
5-1-21-1, Henry Meynell
6-0-28-1, Elliot Ashley
3-0-11-1 and Freddie
Smith 3-1-9-1 were the
wicket-takers, with two sharp run outs to savour from Oakworth duo
Jake Keslinke
and Elis Jones.
A late order 25 from no 8 Yarker helped push the County side's tally
onto 191-6.
The early loss of opener
Greg Riddiough for a duck was a blow but skipper
Jake Keslinke
and Henry Meynell
combined in a second wicket stand of quality batting. Henry was lbw
for 19 and Jake was later retired on 42no.
Hamza Saeed
[13], Elis Jones
[17] and Parth Sunil
[18no] all contributed well in the middle order and with 43 extras
conceded by the county boys we got close to the target finishing on
169 all out. Yarker's innings proved the difference between the
sides.
Scoring at over 4 per
over was a great effort chasing 4.8 per over to add much
understanding about the batsmen as well as that gained about the
bowlers. The next match at Nidderdale is for under-14s and Ji and
Andy will have a better grasp on where we are post-pandemic.
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UAJCA TEAM TO TRAVEL
TO CUMBRIA |
NOTE AMENDED VENUE
Barrow in Furness CC, Abbey Road,
Barrow,
LA13 9JS
Ji Mukherjee & Andrew Keslinke have
selected the following team to take on the might of Cumbria County at
distant Dalton CC on Sunday 9th May. Postcode for Sat-Navs is
LA15 8EY.
Jake Keslinke [Oakworth, Capt],
Elis Jones [Oakworth],
Henry Meynell [Bradley], Greg Riddiough [Sutton], Parth Sunil [Oakworth], Adam Harding [Embsay], Luke
Lovell [w/k Embsay], Mustapha Hussain & Hamza Saeed [GHC], Callum eggleton
[U Wharfedale] and Elliot Ashley & Freddie Smith [both Skipton].
Match start time is 12:00
noon with arrival for warm-ups and briefings at 11:15am. |
UAJCA 2021 SQUAD |
Further to last Sunday's trials at
Bradford & Bingley Nets, Ji and Andrew announce the following 14 selections for
2021.. Archie
Phillipson, Hammad Hussain, Luke Lovell [wk] & Adam Harding [all Embsay], Henry Meynell
[Bradley], Jake Keslinke, Waleed Raja, Parth Sunil & Elis
Jones [all Oakworth], Max Seddon [Settle], Elliot Ashley [Skipton], Greg
Riddiough [Sutton], Hamza Saeed [GHC], Callum Eggleton [U
Wharfedale].
Standby Reserves will be Fredddie
Smith [Skipton] and Mustapha Hussain [GHC].
Congratulations to all players.
Selected players should now obtain UAJCA kit from Dobson & Robinson of The
Grove, Ilkley. Please remember social-distancing and masks should be worn |
2021 PROGRAMME |
Last season's u13 manager
Ji Mukherjee
moves up to manage the under-15 team in 2021. He will again be assisted by
Andy Keslinke, Jim Lampkin and Sam Solley. Ji will be following highly successful Adnaan
Shafique who moves on to tilt at the Joe Lumb Cup with UAJCA under 17s.
This year UAJCA will be grouped with
Bradford, Nidderdale and Hambleton with the first two named at Home venues.
Additionally, UAJCA will host one of the u15 semi-finals. |
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2019 SEMI-FINAL DEFEAT |
The dream for Adnaan's boys to
reach the Final foundered firstly on the back of a horrendous catching [or
not] catching display when 100 catches, mainly in the slips were grassed.
This enabled Aire-Wharfe to reach 249 -9 when 150 should have been their
posting. Will Smith picked up 3-24 with 2 each for Louie and Anthony, after
Yusaf had clean bowled danger man Aldred.
A decent start by the two Jacks
wasn't enough to kick start our response and amid a sometimes acrimonious
innings our batting disintegrated with some reckless shots. Jack Whitaker
remained resolute at the head of the innings and Subhaan Ahmed
entertained at the end, but it was far too little too late and Aire-Wharfe
progressed to the final in the wake of our 71 all out.
Scorecard
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UAJCA CLEAN SWEEP TO
REACH SEMIS |
 Adnaan's boys are writing their
own piece of UAJCA history with a first ever qualification for the
semi-finals of the Yorkshire Festival. At a sunny Castleford CC, UAJCA
batted first with on-song Jack Luxton again to the fore in the early
exchanges. He went on to rattle up 65. He was followed by great scores from
Anthony Clark [43] and Will Smith continuing where he left off at Earby with
83 no in rapid fashion. After 45 overs our UAJCA batsmen had rattled up a
stunning 280-5.
With such a high score to follow
Wetherby may have been disheartened and their innings fell apart in the wake
of top bowling from Louie Wilkinson [5-12] and Mohammed Yusuf [3-5] with
Johnny Atherton picking up 2-2 The miserable Wetherby total of 22 all out
obviously reflected the scale of our first innings total and the mountain
they had to climb, but should not take anything away from our magnificent
bowling attack.
So UAJCA has a 3-0 record in the
group stage and qualifies for the semi-final for what is believed to be the
first occasion. The semi-final is on Thursday 8th August at Ilkley CC with
an 11:00 am start scheduled against the Aire-Wharfe League on their own
patch.
Scorecard
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UAJCA SNATCH TENSE WIN
vs NIDDERDALE |
UAJCA u15s battled like troopers
today to overcome a very good Nidderdale side. Batting first, having been
inserted, UAJCA lost 4 wickets in the first hour with 48 on the board. Will
Smith [Steeton] and Anthony Clark [Settle] knuckled down together and added
45 in a valuable partnership. Anthony was superbly caught on the boundary
for 27. Will continued in dogged fashion with very little support from the
middle-late order. Will was lbw as last man out for a sterling 31. Earlier
skipper Jack Luxton looked in ominous form with 22 but was also caught
superbly. The wicket had dried out well and
UAJCA's 117 looked distinctly vulnerable to an understandably confident
Nidderdale team. But our opening bowlers Jack and Mohammed Yusuf bowled with
fire and considerable pace to rip out the stumps. Jack was particularly pacy,
using the Earby Hill to good effect and he claimed a match-winning 4-22 from
his 9 overs. Yusuf backed superbly with 2-18 from his allotted six. Anthony
Clark helped keep the batsmen quiet with a vital 1-22 [6 overs] and Will
Smith's 0-8 from 4 overs was also a major contribution. Jack engineered two
superb run outs with rapid-fire throw-ins. But the final blow was struck by
debutant Louie Wilkinson whose leggies brought a catch for Kaif Malik to end
the Nidderdale resistance at 101 all out.
Manager Adnaan was really proud
of the boys at their tremendous spirit in defending 117. Debutants Jack
Whitaker [10 runs] and Wilkinson [1-7] both fitted in snugly with the squad.
We now go to Castleford CC to take on the Wetherby League, who have lost
their two matches, but will not be taken for granted. The semi-final, should
we qualify, will be on Thursday 8th August at Ilkley CC.
Group Table
Scorecard
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ALL-ROUND EFFORT SEES
OFF SHEFFIELD |
Under-15 Manager
Adnaan Shafique took a makeshift team to Bradfield CC and also came away
with a win. Also batting first, skipper Jack Luxton also produced a
Captain''s innings with 51. At number 7 Mohammed Yusuf chipped in 35 not out
with keeper Ibrahim Butt also adding 29. Our bowlers did a grand job in
containing the Sheffield batsmen at 153-9 with 2 wickets each for Jack,
club-mate Johnny Atherton and Oakworth leggie Subhaan Ahmed. The next match
is on August 5th at Earby CC vs the Nidderdale League.
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UNDER-15 SQUAD FOR
2019 YORKSHIRE FESTIVAL |
Manager Adnaan Shafiquehas
announced the follwoing squad for this years matches against Sheffield,
Nidderdale and Wetherby: Jack Luxton [Steeton], Saqif Ali [GHC], Toby
Meynell [Bradley], Johnny Atherton [Steeton], Subhaan Ahmed [Oakworth],
Anthony Clark [Settle], Charlie Raby [Oakworth], Will Smith [Steeton], Jack
Whitaker [Sutton], Mohammed Yusuf [GHC], Mohammed Abbas [GHC], Kaif Malik [GHC],
Ibrahim Butt [GHC] and Jacob Stephens {Oakworth]. |
SECOND PLACE GROUP FINISH WITH
2ND FESTIVAL WIN
Earby in the sun was the venue for Wetherby's
visit to UAJCA. Ollie Bishop won the toss for the first time and opted to
bat. Openers Jack Luxton and Bradley Powell gave us a great start of 40 runs
before Bradley was bowled by Sutton for 12 just after being struck by a
throw-in from the field. Lewis Gardener was the new man and with Jack the
pairing progressed serenely. At a score of 60-2 the loss of Lewis for a
well-crafted 30 was tough. And it triggered a mini-collapse with the wickets
of Shiv, Saqif and Toby all falling cheaply. But a real hammer blow was the
run out of Jack Luxton who had mixed aggression and style on his way to 62
at 126-3. Now at 140-6 our cracking early start was faltering. But as
yesterday Lucas Keslinke and Tom Eaglesfield created a stand that got the
wheels back on. With 5 early boundaries, Lucas made 32 whilst Tom survived a
catch off a no-ball. Peter Fishpool added 2 and then no 10 Saad
Shafique rattled a quick-fire 24 whilst Tom remained the supporting batsman.
The final tally was 220-8. The Wetherby bowlers toiled well with Dyson the
pick with 2-26.
Our bowlers kept the Wetherby batsmen at below
4 per over for a good deal of the match and the key wicket of Duggan was
caught by Tom Eaglesfield from golden-arm Bradley Powell for 45. Tom in fact
was a great candidate for man-of-the-match with 3-23 from 9 tidy overs. It
was a day for the quicker bowlers and after Usman Riaz great efforts
yesterday, today he went wicket-less for 31. Ollie picked up another scalp
[White for 20] and Shiv Bhatoa late introduction allowed him 2-33 from 6 when
the slog was on at the close. Wetherby never really got close as they never
matched the run-rate. Wetherby ended at 201-8, 19 adrift. UAJCA now finish
second behind Sheffield.
MEMORABLE WIN AFTER POOR
DEFEAT IN YORKSHIRE FESTIVAL
UAJCA u15s faced Sheffield at a hot and sunny
Crossflatts CC in the first Festival match of 2018. Some erratic bowling,
dropped catches and poor fielding had us on the back foot as Sheffield
openers Meadows and Goodhild made hay in a 138 stand. Number 3 Power
continued their acceleration to record a third fifty for the Sheffield side,
who finally tallied 219-3. The UAJCA batting suffered an early loss but a
recovery began with Lewis Gardner and Toby Meynell. That took us to 40 but
the loss of these two signalled a collapse and the Sheffield spinners
enjoyed a good afternoon as UAJCA were bowled out for just 75.
With a few changes to the line-up UAJCA made a
better start at Beckwithshaw CC and with a superb 5-25 from Usman Riaz had
Nidderdale at 129-8. But no 10 Cunningham wasn't about to give up and his
farming of the strike and boundary hitting carried his team forward.
Amazingly he scored 74 as last man out with his team on 221. The final two
wickets had added 92 runs. UAJCA again lost an opener early in the response.
But Jack Luxton and Bradley Powell combined well and a decent score began to
take shape. Bradley was lbw for 33 but Jack continued with Saqif Ali after a
second loss of Toby Meynell. Saqif's batting was a revelation but a big blow
was the loss of Jack for a cracking 49. The wickets of Johnny Atherton and Bilaal Khan fell in succession and Lucas Keslinke joined Saqif, who went on
to score 43 before being run out. Lucas then combined with Tom Eaglesfield
and produced an over of 16 runs that got us back into the contest.

Their
stand proved just what the doctor ordered and the 38no from Lucas and 16no
from Tom got us over the line with 1 ball to spare.
It was a magnificent game of cricket with over
440 runs and 16 wickets. Nidderdale had played a great part but we now go to
Earby to see if we can amass sufficient points to progress.
YORKSHIRE FESTIVAL MOVES ON
WITH UNDER-15s
UAJCA manager Adnaan Shafique announces his
first team of 2018. The following will take on Sheffield at Crossflatts CC
on Monday 6th August: Ben Southern [Skipton], Lewis Gardner [Skipton], Saqif
Ali [GHC], Saad Shafique [GHC], Shiv Bhatoa [Oakworth], Ollie Bishop
[Bradford & Bingley], Toby Meynell [Bradley], Luke Chapman [Earby, wk],
Bradley Powell [Oakworth], Bilaal Khan [Oakworth] and Jack Luxton [Steeton].
#flytheflag
UAJCA u14s AT HUDDERSFIELD
Following a number of late withdrawals, manager
Adnaan Shafique gives a few new boys an opportunity to stake their claim to
a place in the u15 Festival team for August. The team to play at Stainland
CC will be: Bradley Powell [Oakworth], Saad Shafique [GHC], Johnny Atherton
[Steeton], Luke Chapman [Earby], Kaif Malik [GHC], Saqif Ali [GHC], Toby
Meynell [Bradley], Subhaan Ahmed [Oakworth], Mohammed Abbass [GHC], Anthony
Clark [Settle] & Imran Abbass [GHC]. Good luck lads.
#claimyourspot
UAJCA BOYS IN DISTRICT SQUAD FOR 2018
Following the recent YCB District trial, we are
advised that the following six UAJCA players have been included in the 2018
squad:
Will Luxton [Steeton], Ben Southern [Skipton],
Matthew Swallow [Bfd & Bingley], Shiv Bhatoa [Oxenhope], Shakoor Hassan [Bfd
& Bingley] and Owen West [Skipton]
Well done boys, fly the flag!
UNDER-15 SQUAD FOR 2018
Following the recent UAJCA trial, when a good
turn-out of trialists came along, manager Adnaan Shafique announces the
following squad for 2018. Since a number of players were unable to attend
the trials, other players may be brought into the
15-man squad, should current form warrant or where absences need to be
covered. A captain will be named later:
Saqif Ali [GHC], Shiv Bhatoa [Oxenhope], Oliver
Bishop [Oakworth], Luke Chapman [Earby], Peter Fishpool [Skipton], Lewis
Gardner [Skipton], Lucas Keslinke [Oakworth], Bilaal Khan [Oakworth], Jack
Luxton [Steeton], Toby Meynell [Bradley], Bradley Powell [Oakworth], Usman
Riaz [GHC], Saad Shafique [GHC], Ben Southern [Skipton] & Jacob Terry
[Cullingworth].
YORKSHIRE FESTIVAL
DRAWUAJCA under-15s
will be at Home to a Sheffield team on Monday 6th August to start our 2018
challenge for the Yorkshire Festival. This will be followed by a trip to
neighbours Nidderdale on Tuesday 7th August. A second Home match vs Wetherby
at Earby CC brings the group matches to a conclusion on Wednesday 8th August. The
semi-finals, should we qualify, will be held on Thursday 9th August, the
Final on Friday 10th August.
Please note all matches will start at
11:00am, earlier than in previous years.
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UPPER AIREDALE u-15 FIXTURES
2023 |
16th April |
UAJCA
Trials |
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3:30pm
Skipton CC Nets |
28th May |
Hambleton |
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UAJCA |
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29th May |
UAJCA |
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BRADFORD |
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31st May |
Scarborough |
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UAJCA |
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Mark
Soneman |
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UPPER AIREDALE u-15 FIXTURES
2022 |
10th April |
UAJCA Trials |
3:30pm at
Skipton CC Nets |
24th April |
Halifax |
151-7 |
UAJCA |
153-3 |
Won by 7 wickets |
1st May |
UAJCA |
72 all out |
Halifax |
73-1 |
Lost by 9 wickets |
22nd May |
UAJCA |
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Nidderdale |
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CANCELLED |
29th May |
UAJCA |
211-6 |
Hambleton |
3-1 |
Rain Abandoned 8 points |
30th May |
Bradford |
173-6 |
UAJCA |
199-9 |
Won by 26 runs 18 points |
1st June |
UAJCA |
121 all out |
N Yorkshire |
180-9 |
Lost by 59 runs |
UPPER AIREDALE u-15 FIXTURES
2021 |
18th April |
UAJCA Trials |
BRADFORD & BINGLEY
NETS 3:30pm |
09th May |
Cumbria T40 |
191-6 |
UAJCA |
169 all out |
Lost by 22 runs |
06th June |
Nidderdale u14 |
78 all out |
UAJCA u14 |
148-6 |
Won by 70 runs |
13th June |
Halifax |
221-6 |
UAJCA |
149 all out |
Lost by 72 runs |
25th July |
UAJCA |
126 all out |
Bradford |
262-4 |
Lost by 136 runs |
02nd Aug |
UAJCA |
233-7 |
Nidderdale |
237-6 |
Lost by 4 wkts |
03rd Aug |
Hambleton |
146-9 |
UAJCA |
260-4 |
Won by 114 runs |
10th Aug |
UAJCA u14 |
111 all out |
Cumbria u14 |
113-5 |
Lost by 5 wkts |
UPPER AIREDALE u-15 FIXTURES
2019 |
13th May |
UAJCA trial |
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Bfd &
Bing Nets |
16th June |
UAJCA u14 |
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Huddersfield |
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Rain |
19th June |
UAJCA u14/15 |
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75-3 |
New Delhi |
71-7 |
Won by 7 wkts |
30th June |
Huddersfield |
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UAJCA u14 |
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Cancelled |
21st July |
Sheffield |
|
153-9 |
UAJCA |
177 all out |
Won by 24 runs |
5th Aug |
UAJCA |
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117 all out |
Nidderdale |
101 all out |
Won by 16 runs |
6th Aug |
Wetherby |
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22 all out |
UAJCA |
280-5 |
Won by 258 runs |
8th
Aug |
Aire-Wharfe |
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249-9 |
UAJCA |
71 all out |
lost by 178 runs |
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UPPER AIREDALE u-15 FIXTURES [GROUP D]
2018 |
10th June |
Huddersfield u14 |
162-3 |
UAJCA u14 |
163-3 |
Won by 8 wkts |
22nd July |
UAJCA u14 |
227 |
Huddersfield |
175 |
Won by 52 runs |
6th Aug |
UAJCA |
75 all out |
Sheffield |
219-3 |
Lost by 144 runs |
7th Aug |
Nidderdale |
221 all out |
UAJCA |
225-6 |
Won by 4 wkts |
8th Aug |
UAJCA |
220-6 |
Wetherby |
201-8 |
Won by 19 runs |
8 August 2018,
Earby CC |
UPPER AIREDALE JCA |
Jack Luxton |
run out Jarvis |
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66 |
Bradley Powell |
lbw |
b J Sutton |
12 |
Lewis Gardner |
ct Ollie Bishop |
S Duggal |
30 |
Shiv Bhatoa |
ct J Sutton |
b K England |
1 |
Saqif Ali |
|
b J Dyson |
1 |
Toby Meynell |
lbw |
b J
Dyson |
5 |
Lucas Keslinke |
ct D Edwards |
L Jarvis |
32 |
Tom Eaglesfield |
not out |
|
10 |
Peter Fishpool |
run out J White |
Usman Riaz |
2 |
Saad Shafique |
not out |
|
24 |
Ollie Bishop |
dnb |
|
|
Extras |
18b, 9w, 5nb, 5 pen |
|
37 |
Total [45 overs] |
|
|
220-8 |
D Edwards 4-1-22-0, J Sutton 4-1-19-1, C Duggan 9-1-34-1, J
White 5-0-36-0, J Dyson 9-1-26-2, K England 3-0-13-1, O
White 3-0-21-0, L Jarvis 4-1-7-1, B Hall 2-0-7-0, J Danby
2-0-12-0 |
WETHERBY JCL |
J Danby |
ct Lucas Keslinke |
b
Tom Eaglesfield |
16 |
C Duggan |
ct Tom Eaglesfield |
b Bradley Powell |
45 |
J White |
ct Toby Meynell |
b Ollie Bishop |
20 |
J Dyson |
ct Lucas Keslinke |
b Shiv Bhatoa |
27 |
D Edwards |
run out |
Lucas Keslinke |
11 |
K England |
|
b
Shiv Bhatoa |
22 |
J Sutton |
|
b Tom Eaglesfield |
0 |
D Emmott |
|
b Tom Eaglesfield |
0 |
O White |
not out |
|
31 |
L Jarvis |
not out |
|
13 |
D Edwards |
dnb |
|
- |
Extras |
1b, 31b, 10w, 2nb |
|
16 |
Total [45 overs] |
|
201-8 |
Saad Shafique
7-0-39-0, Tom Eaglesfield 9-1-23-3, Ollie Bishop 6-0-21-1,
Usman Riaz 7-0-31-0, Toby Meynell 4-0-17-0, Bradley Powell 4-0-12-1,
Peter Fishpool 2-0-16-0, Shiv Bhatoa 6-2-38-2 |
|
7 August 2018,
Beckwithshaw CC |
Nidderdale JCL |
G Addy |
ct Bradley Powell |
Saad Shafique |
5 |
A Weaver |
b |
Oliie Bishop |
24 |
E Westerman |
ct Lucas Keslinke |
Ollie Bishop |
13 |
O Smith |
st Lucas Keslinke |
Usman Riaz |
3 |
S Uttley |
ct Shiv Bhatoa |
Usman Riaz |
43 |
S Mani |
b |
Usman Riaz |
2 |
T Blaydon |
ct Lucas Keslinke |
Shiv Bhatoa |
20 |
F Henry |
b |
Usman Riaz |
13 |
J Temple |
lbw |
Usman Riaz |
0 |
W Cunningham |
ct Tom Eaglesfield |
Saad
Shafique |
74 |
F Costa |
not out |
|
4 |
Extras |
10b, 2lb, 5w, 3nb |
20 |
Total [45 overs] |
all out |
|
221 all out |
Saad Shafique 8-4-25-2, Tom Eaglesfield 8-0-46-0, Ollie
Bishop 5-0-31-2,
Usman Riaz 9-1-25-5, Jack Luxton 2-0-17-0, Johnny Atherton 2-0-19-0,
Saqif Ali 4-1-6-0, Shiv Bhatoa 5-1-15-0, Bradley Powell
2-0-15-0 |
UAJCA |
Shiv Bhatoa |
|
b
|
1 |
Jack Luxton |
|
b |
49 |
Bradley Powell |
|
lbw |
33 |
Toby Meynell |
ct |
b |
1 |
Saqif Ali |
run out Costa |
|
43 |
Johnny Atherton |
lbw |
|
0 |
Bilaal Khan |
|
b |
6 |
Lucas Keslinke |
not out |
|
38 |
Tom Eaglesfield |
not out |
|
16 |
Saad Shafique |
dnb |
|
- |
Oliver Bishop [C] |
dnb |
|
- |
Extras |
21b, 8lb, 9w |
|
38 |
Total [44.3 overs] |
all out |
|
225-7 |
E Weaterman 8.5-1-36-1, S Mani 6-0-35-0, W Cunningham 8-1-32-2,
A Weaver 9-0-33-1,
G Addy 8-1-32-1, J Temple 4-0-14-1, S Utley 1-0-6-0 |
|
6 August 2018, Crossflatts CC |
Sheffield JCL |
S Meadows |
run out Toby Meynell |
|
83 |
M Goodchild |
ct Luke Chapman |
Saqif Ali |
52 |
H Power |
not out |
|
51 |
I Parkin |
ct Bradley Powell |
Toby Meynell |
6 |
R McGann |
not out |
|
7 |
S Mani |
dnb |
|
|
T Blaydon |
dnb |
|
|
K Ali |
dnb |
|
|
T Miller |
dnb |
|
|
Pranav |
dnb |
|
|
ANO |
dnb |
|
|
Extras |
7b, 4lb, 5w, 5nb |
|
21 |
Total [45 overs] |
|
|
219-3 |
Saad Shafique 9-0-34-0, Tom Eaglesfield 6-0-27-0, Ollie
Bishop 8-1-28-0,
Bilaal Khan 3-0-31-0, Jack Luxton 3-0-9-0, Saqif Ali 8-0-31-1, Shiv Bhatoa 5-0-33-0, Toby Meynell
3-0-16-1 |
UAJCA |
Shiv Bhatoa |
ct Lowe |
b
|
0 |
Bradley Powell |
ct Pranav |
b |
2 |
Lewis Gardner |
ct McGann |
b |
20 |
Toby Meynell |
ct Meadows |
b |
16 |
Saqif Ali |
|
b McGann |
9 |
Jack Luxton |
lbw |
b |
0 |
Bilaal Khan |
ct |
b |
15 |
Tom Eaglesfield |
not out |
|
8 |
Saad Shafique |
lbw |
|
0 |
Oliver Bishop [Capt] |
ct Miller |
|
2 |
Luke Chapman [wk] |
run out |
|
0 |
Extras |
3w |
|
3 |
Total [24 overs] |
all out |
|
75 all out |
K Ali
6-0-25-2, I Parkin 5-2-10-0, A McGann 7-1-22-4, T Miller
6-0-18-3 |
|
DOWNED BY BRADFORD LEAGUE
Despite bowling out the Bradford League for a
modest 165, UAJCA batsmen were unable to capitalise and subsided to defeat
at Keighley CC [after switch from Skipton CC] by 39 runs. Joe Bairstow [Oxenhope]
and skipper Harris Rowlett [Steeton] led the batters whilst Lewis Gardner
took the bowling plaudits [3-24] alongside the frugal Hasan Shakoor [Bfd &
Bingley].
FIRST & SECONFD MATCHES OFF - WATERLOGGED PITCH
The scheduled matches at Skipton vs East
Yorkshire and at Thongsbridge vs Huddersfield are CANCELLED due to waterlogged pitches.
MORE LEARNED FROM HUDDERSFIELD WIN
The return match at Skipton CC brought a
win for UAJCA u14s and as expected more learning about the quality of the
'younger' of the u15 groups.
Batting first UAJCA opened with Bradley
Powell [Oakworth] and Tom Celik [Oxenhope]. Bradley made a solid 20 whilst
Tom fell for 2. His club mate Shiv Bhatoa added 14 but we lost Toby
Meynell[Bradley] also for 2. There was 9 from Tom Eaglesfield before the
best partnership from Jack Luxton [25no] and skipper Lucas Keslinke [19].
Our total of 104-6 wa perhaps only par.
The Huddersfiedl innings followed a
similar pattern but the introduction of Subhaan Ahmed and Hasnan Shakoor
changed the pattern with Hasnaan claiming a terrific 5-19 from his 4
variable overs. Toby Meynell also impressed taking 1 wicket. It was a tense
finish with the match going the full distance before UAJCA were confirmed
winners by just 3 runs. Toby's final maiden proving vital.
UDDERSFIELD LOSS INSTRUCTIVE
Neil Bishop took an u-14 side to
Kirkheaton CC to play Huddersfield and learned much about this years crop of
hopefuls. UAJCA batted first and scored 111 all out. Opener Ben Southern [Skipton]
scored 14 as did Tom Celik [Oxenhope] whilst losing Tom Eaglescliff &
Bradley Powell cheaply. under-13 Toby Meynell showed obvious class with is
27 in the middle order. Harry Bayliff [Embsay] and Ollie Bishop [Oakworth]
added late runs with 15 and 16 respectively. For Huddersfield Mighall,
Kenworthy & Lane each picked up 3 of our wickets.
After 16 overs our bowlers were well on
top with Huddersfield on 43-6, led by Ollie Bishop with 3-16 from 5
excellent overs. Fellow opening bowler Harry Rowe kept the lid on things
conceding only 11 runs in his 5 overs. Saad Shafique kept the pressure on
with 2-13 from 4 overs and at that point we were well in the driving seat.
Huddersfield no 6 Mighall turned the tables with a series of attacking shots
and his partnership with K Power [19]. They added 67 runs in rapid time [13
overs] with Mighall ending on 49 not out as Huddersfield reached their
target at 112-7 in the 29th over.
2017 MANAGERS
Ben Holderness [Skipton] will again manage
the UAJCA u15 squad. He will have assistance with the u14 element from Neil
Bishop [Oakworth]. A trial match u14s vs u15s
was held
at Oakworth CC on Sunday 28th May.
The u14s team to face Huddersfield at
Kirkheaton CC on 11th June is announced as: Oliver Bishop [Oakworth], Ben
Southern [Skipton], Tom Celik [Oxenhope], Bradley Powell [Oakworth], Toby
Meynell [Bradley], Lucas Keslinke [Oakworth], Hasnan Shakoor [Bradford &
Bingley], Harry
Rowe [Steeton], Tom Eaglesfield [Bradley], Harry Bayliff [Embsay] & Saad
Shafique [GHC].
|
UPPER
AIREDALE u-15 FIXTURES [GROUP C] 2017 |
28th May |
|
|
|
|
|
11th June |
Huddersfield u14 |
112-7 |
UAJCA u14 |
111 all out |
Lost by 3 wkts |
9th July |
UAJCA u14 |
104-6 |
Huddersfield u14 |
101-9 |
Won by 3 runs |
7th August |
UAJCA |
|
East Yorkshire |
|
1:00pm Skipton |
8th August |
Huddersfield |
|
UAJCA |
|
1:00pm Thongsbridge
HD9 7RY |
9th August |
UAJCA |
126 all out |
Bradford |
164 all out |
Lost by 38 runs |
|
9 August 2017, Keighley CC |
Bradford JCL |
J Slater |
ro H Hollingsworth |
|
12 |
A Hamdani |
b |
Elliot Wilson |
3 |
J Priestley |
ct Max Sheard |
H Hollingsworth |
71 |
J Hall |
lbw |
Ben Walker |
16 |
E Lee |
ct Elliot Wilson |
H Hollingsworth |
2 |
M Swallow |
ct H Hollingsworth |
Ben Walker |
10 |
O Narey |
lbw |
Lewis Gardner |
2 |
P King |
not out |
|
17 |
J Bloodworth |
ct Elliot Wilson |
Lewis Gardner |
7 |
R Shazad |
ct Ben Walker |
Lewis Gardner |
6 |
M Naveed |
ro Elliot Wilson |
|
2 |
Extras |
3b, 1lb, 7w, 6nb |
|
17 |
Total [42 overs] |
all out |
|
165 |
H Hollingsworth
9-1-37-2, Elliot Wilson 3-0-20-1, Jack Luxton 4-0-21-0,
Ben Southern 6-0-21-0, Hasan Shakoor 9-3-14-0, Ben Walker 4-0-17-2,
Lewis Gardner 5-0-24-3, Nathan Hodge 2-0-7-0 |
UAJCA |
Ben Southern |
ct J Slater |
P King |
1 |
Nathan Hodge |
ct E Lee |
J Priestley |
15 |
Elliot Wilson |
b |
P King |
13 |
Harris Rowlett |
ct & b |
J Hall |
21 |
H Hollingsworth |
b |
J Hall |
6 |
Joe Bairstow |
not out |
|
28 |
Jack Luxton |
ct J Slater |
J Hall |
13 |
Max Sheard |
ct J Slater |
O Narey |
2 |
Lewis Gardner |
b |
R Shazad |
4 |
Ben Walker |
ct A Hamdani |
R Shazad |
0 |
Hasan Shakoor |
ct J Bloodworth |
J Priestley |
9 |
Extras |
5b, 7w, 2nb |
|
14 |
Total [44.3 overs] |
all out |
|
126 |
J Priestley
7.3-1-22-2, P King 6-2-15-2, H Naveed 4-1-6-0, J Hall 9-3-12-3,
M Swallow 3-0-20-0, O Narey 4-0-15-1, A Hamdani 5-2-12-0, R
Shazad 4-0-13-2, J Bloodworth 2-0-6-0 |
|
9th
July 2017, Skipton CC |
UAJCA |
Bradley Powell |
ct K Davis |
S Rana |
20 |
Tom Celik |
st L Mancha |
S Coleman |
2 |
Shiv Bhatoa |
run out L Mancha |
|
14 |
Toby Meynell |
b |
K Davies |
2 |
Tom Eaglesfield |
ct C Dedekind |
K Davies |
9 |
Jack Luxton |
not out |
|
25 |
Lucas Keslinke |
b |
A Riaz |
19 |
Harry Rowe |
not out |
|
3 |
Ollie Bishop |
|
|
|
Hasan Shakoor |
|
|
|
Subhaan Ahmed |
|
|
|
Extras |
2b, 6w, 2nb |
|
10 |
Total [30 overs] |
all out |
|
104-6 |
Ryan Martin
5-0-9-0, Seb Coleman 5-1-12-1, S Rana 5-0-19-1,
C Dedekind 2-0-8-0, K Davies-Morley 3-0-12-2, Ben Mighall 5-1-7-0,
A Riaz 5-0-33-1 |
Huddersfield League |
K Davies-Morley |
run out Bradley Powell |
|
16 |
J Walker |
lbw |
Subhaan Ahmed |
6 |
Ben Mighall |
run out Bradley Powell |
|
24 |
A Riaz |
b |
Hasnaan Shakoor |
21 |
D Lane |
b |
Toby Meynell |
5 |
K Mancha |
b |
Hasnaan Shakoor |
0 |
K Power |
ct Lucas Keslinke |
Hasnaan Shakoor |
9 |
R Martin |
st Lucas Keslinke |
Hasnaan Shakoor |
4 |
S Rana |
ct Toby Meynell |
Hasnaan Shakoor |
0 |
C Dedekind |
not out |
|
2 |
S Coleman |
dnb |
|
|
Extras |
5b, 6w, 3nb |
|
14 |
Total [30 overs] |
for 9 wickets |
|
101-9 |
Shiv Bhatoa 4-1-7-0, Ollie
Bishop 4-1-13-0, Jack Luxton 4-0-16-0, Hasnaan Shakoor
4-0-19-5, Subhaan Ahmed 4-0-17-1, Harry Rowe 4-1-6-0, Tom
Eaglesfield 3-0-15-0, Toby Meynell 3-1-5-1 |
11th
June 2017, Kirkheaton CC |
UAJCA |
Ben Southern |
ct L Martin |
N Kennedy |
14 |
Tom Eaglescliff |
b |
B Mighall |
1 |
Bradley Powell |
b |
B Mighall |
5 |
Tom Celik |
ct L Martin |
N Kennedy |
14 |
Toby Meynell |
b |
D Lane |
27 |
Saad Shafique |
run out |
|
6 |
Lucas Keslinke |
ct E Easton |
D Lane |
2 |
Harry Bayliff |
b |
D Kenworthy |
15 |
Harry Rowe |
lbw |
D Lane |
2 |
Oliver Bishop |
ct S Coleman |
B Mighall |
16 |
Hasnaan Shakoor |
not out |
|
0 |
Extras |
2b, 4w, 3nb |
|
9 |
Total [38.2 overs] |
all out |
|
111 |
B Mighall 8.2-0-31-3, S Coleman 5-1-10-0, D Kenworthy 6-1-13-3,
R Martin 5-0-11-0, K Power 4-0-7-0, C Bedekin 6-0-13-1,
D Lane 4-0-22-3 |
Huddersfield League |
N Kenworthy |
b |
Oliver Bishop |
14 |
J Court |
ct Toby Meynell |
Oliver Bishop |
11 |
K Mossley |
lbw |
Oliver Bishop |
2 |
E Sefton |
ct Harry Rowe |
Saad Shafique |
2 |
E Easton |
ct Oliver Bishop |
Saad Shafique |
3 |
B Mighall |
not out |
|
49 |
D Lane |
b |
Hasnaan Shakoor |
4 |
K Power |
b |
Ben Southern |
19 |
L Martin |
not out |
|
2 |
C Bedekin |
dnb |
|
|
S Coleman |
dnb |
|
|
Extras |
6b |
|
6 |
Total [29 overs] |
for 7 wickets |
|
112 |
Harry Rowe 5-1-11-0, Ollie
Bishop 5-1-16-3, Saad Shafique 4-0-13-2, Hasnaan Shakoor
5-0-24-1, Tom Celik 3-0-16-0, Toby Meynell 3-0-10-0, Ben
Southern 3-0-8-1, Bradley Powell 1-0-8-0 |
4th
August 2015, Embsay Cc |
York JCL |
H
Mussell |
not
out |
|
118 |
B
Robinson |
ct
Jo Holderness |
Tom
Mawer |
70 |
T
Giddings |
ct
Tom Meakin |
Ben
Hemsley |
0 |
A
Illey |
b |
Hamzah Khan |
43 |
A
Campion |
run
out |
|
1 |
|
|
|
|
H
Shepherd |
|
|
|
J
Kilvington |
|
|
|
M
Scurrey |
|
|
|
O
Turvey |
|
|
|
C
Marr |
|
|
|
Extras |
2nb,
11b, 2lb |
|
15 |
Total [45 overs] |
for
4 wickets |
|
246 |
Nathan Storton 9-2-45-0, Tom
Meakin 6-4-15-0, Hamzah Khan 7-0-39-1, Sam Parry 3-0-16-0,
Adil Modak 6-0-28-0, Josh Yates 6-0-41-0, Tom Mawer 6-0-41-1 |
Upper Airedale JCA |
Jo
Holderness |
ct
Scurrey |
B
Robinson |
5 |
Aatif Modak |
ct
Campion |
B
Robinson |
9 |
Tom
Mawer |
ct
Giddings |
B
Robinson |
6 |
Adil
Modak |
run
out |
|
3 |
Sam
Parry |
lbw |
H
Shepherd |
1 |
Nathan Storton |
not
out |
|
69 |
Hamzah Khan |
ct
Sheperd |
|
31 |
Cameron Knowles |
not
out |
|
9 |
Josh
Yates |
|
|
|
Ben
Hemsley |
|
|
|
Tom
Meakin |
|
|
|
Extras |
5w,
5lb |
|
10 |
Total [44 overs] |
for
6 wickets |
|
144 |
O Turvey 9-2-27-0, T
Giddings 3-0-10-0, B Robinson 9-4-13-3, H Sheperd 9-3-28-1,
C Marr 4-0-24-1, M Scurrey 6-2-7-0, J Kilvington 4-1-13-0, A
Campton 1-0-16-0 |
|
|
|
UAJCA BOW OUT IN THE RAIN
UAJCA much awaited
match-up with the Bradford Junior League was spoilt by the onset of
the rain before and during the UAJCA innings. The Bradford League
had posted 208-4 with a century going to their opener. UAJCA bowlers
had toiled to dismiss the centurion, who struggled visibly to
complete both his half-century and his three-figure mark. BJCL
included former UAJCA players Joe Hall, Ben Hemsley and Sam Parry in
their line-ups whilst UAJCA were as always home-grown including
wicket-keeper Harris Rowlett [Steeton], who had returned from
holiday earlier in the morning. Both sides had lost to Huddersfield
earlier in the week, and they were now strong favourites to progress
with East Yorkshire still to play. The UAJCA innings started well
with early partnerships but a regular loss of wickets coupled with
steady drizzle dragged our rate behind that of the BJCL, which
induced the Umpires to berate the slow over-rate and finally limit
the bowling to slower bowlers in the very poor light . Ultimately we
tallied 152 all out and lost by 56 runs in conditions, which should
not really have been tolerated.
Elliot Wilson
was top-scorer over the 3 matches with 124 including a belligerent
65 against East Yorks.
Tom Starkey
rattled 88 against Huddersfield for a tally of 110 whilst
Adil Modak
posted 87 runs in the 3 matches. Bowling-wise
Ryan Hodgson
stood out with 4-20 against East Yorks and 5 wickets in total, as
did Adil.
UAJCA LOSE TO HUDDERSFIELD
Ben reports a 62 run
defeat at Steeton CC to Huddersfield. UAJCA responded with 216-7 to
the visitors 278-6. The group will be settled tomorrow when UAJCA
plays the Bradford League at Keighley CC whilst favourites
Huddersfield will play East Yorkshire.
FIRST MATCH WIN FOR UAJCA
It is reported that East
Yorkshire amasses 227-7 at Londesborough Park CC against UAJCA.
However it seems UAJCA struck back to register 228-9 and top the
group after the first round of matches. Now for Huddersfield at
Steeton CC
u15s SQUAD TO TACKLE 2016 FESTIVAL
Team Manager
Ben Holderness
announces his team for the 3-match Yorkshire Junior Cricket
Festival. The team is James Robinson [Capt, Skipton], Adil Modak [Steeton],
Tom Starkey [Skipton], Ryan Hodgson [U Wharfedale], Elliot Wilson [Silsden],
Owen Narey [Steeton], Tom Meakin [Steeton], Bradley Gardner [Skipton],
Harry Hollingsworth [Steeton] & Matty Corkindale [Steeton] plus one
other to be confirmed.
The first match is at
distant but picturesque
Londesborough Park CC
against East Yorkshire on Monday 8th August [1:00pm]. The other two
grop matches unfold on Tuesday and Wednesday much nearer home at
Steeton CC and Keighley CC.
Ben takes
the lead
The 2016
under-15s tilt at the Yorkshire Festival will be under the gaze and
leadership of coach Ben
Holdernness who led last
year's u13s to the semi-final. His selection trial will be held at
Denholme CC [provisional] on Sunday 10th July. This year our
opposition will be East Yorkshire, Huddersfield and local rivals
Bradford.
Happy at Hambleton
Dom's boys with
a number of players unavailable turned out with 10 men and have
done UAJCA proud and gained an away win at Bedale CC against
Hambleton JCA. The 181-7 score was led by 38 from Aatif Modak [Steeton],
Hamzah
Khan
[Oakworth] and Josh Yates
[Earby] with 38, 31 and 34 respectively. For Hambleton opener Zak
Wilson did well with 40 but Cononley Ace Freddie Maddocks
came up trumps with 3-19 in 6 overs to back up the 2-22 from Tom Meakin
[Steeton] from 7 tidy overs. Using 8 bowlers Dom's lads contained
well when the pressure was on. Now for Mirfield and the Heavy
Woollen stars !!
2015 Squad
The last of our UAJCA squads is
announced by Team Manager Dominic Bennett, following the trial on
Friday 12th June. The Captain will be Tom Mawer [Oxenhope] and the
squad includes: Cameron Knowles [w-k, Silsden], Nathan Storton [Oxenhope],
Adil Modak, Aatif Modak & Tom Meakin [all Steeton], Freddie Maddocks
[Cononley], Hamzah Khan [Oakworth], Sam Parry & Josh Yates [both
Earby], Ben Hemsley [Bingley Congs], James Robinson [Bradley],
Charlie Lawn [U Wharfedale]. The standby reserves will be Jack Downs
[Embsay] and Lewie Fitton [Cononley]. The main squad has six new
caps and 7 who have played representative cricket previously.
It is likely that James
Robinson may not be able to play all matches for as soon as he plays
a competitive match for Yorkshire he becomes ineligible.
A warm-up/practice match with
Bradford is scheduled for 12th July at Keighley CC [2:00pm].
|
UPPER
AIREDALE u-15 FIXTURES [GROUP C] 2016 |
29th
May |
UAJCA u14 |
161 |
Huddersfield |
161 |
Match Tied |
10th July |
Huddersfield u14 |
118 all out |
UAJCA u14 |
88 all out |
Lost by 30 runs |
8th
Aug |
East
Yorks |
227-7 |
UAJCA |
228-9 |
Won by 1 wkt |
9th Aug |
UAJCA |
216-7 |
Huddersfield |
278-6 |
Lost by 62 runs |
10th Aug |
Bradford |
208-4 |
UAJCA |
152 all out |
Lost by 56 runs |
|
8th
August 2016, Londesborough Park CC |
East Yorkshire JCA |
C Rawling |
ct Matt Corkindale |
Ryan Hodgson |
76 |
H Bayston |
b |
Ryan Hodgson |
63 |
R Parker |
b |
Ryan Hodgson |
14 |
D Eastwood |
b |
Ryan Hodgson |
13 |
N Johnson |
b |
Adil Modak |
15 |
V Balthi |
run out |
|
3 |
J Sharp |
b |
James Robinson |
2 |
D Weston |
not out |
|
1 |
G Richardson |
dnb |
|
|
E Chappell |
dnb |
|
|
ANO |
dnb |
|
|
Extras |
23b,
1lb, 5w, 1nb |
|
30 |
Total [45 overs] |
for
4 wickets |
|
217 |
James Robinson
7-1-19-1, Matt Corkindale 6-0-34-0, Edson Richmond 5-0-21-0,
Tom Starkey 2-0-11-0, Owen Narey 9-0-43-0, Adil Modak 8-1-32-1,
Ryan Hodgson 6-0-20-4, Tom Meakin 2-0-17-0 |
Upper Airedale JCA |
James Robinson |
|
|
33 |
Tom Starkey |
|
|
3 |
Adil Modak |
|
|
59 |
Elliot Wilson |
|
|
65 |
Ryan Hodgson |
|
|
2 |
Owen Narey |
|
|
3 |
Tom Meakin |
|
|
23 |
Bradley Gardner |
|
|
5 |
Harry Hollingsworth |
|
|
0 |
Edson Richmond |
not out |
|
12 |
Matt Corkindale |
not out |
|
8 |
Extras |
3b, 5lb, 7w,
2nb |
|
17 |
Total [40 overs] |
for 9 wickets |
|
230 |
UPPER
AIREDALE u-15 FIXTURES [GROUP C] 2015 |
2nd Aug
2015 |
Hambleton
158-9 |
UAJCA
181-7 |
won by 23
runs |
3rd Aug
2015 |
H Woollen
130-6 |
UAJCA 128
all out |
lost by 4
wkts |
4th Aug
2015 |
UAJCA
144-6 |
York 246-4 |
lost by
102 runs |
4th
August 2015, Embsay Cc |
York JCL |
H
Mussell |
not
out |
|
118 |
B
Robinson |
ct
Jo Holderness |
Tom
Mawer |
70 |
T
Giddings |
ct
Tom Meakin |
Ben
Hemsley |
0 |
A
Illey |
b |
Hamzah Khan |
43 |
A
Campion |
run
out |
|
1 |
|
|
|
|
H
Shepherd |
|
|
|
J
Kilvington |
|
|
|
M
Scurrey |
|
|
|
O
Turvey |
|
|
|
C
Marr |
|
|
|
Extras |
2nb,
11b, 2lb |
|
15 |
Total [45 overs] |
for
4 wickets |
|
246 |
Nathan Storton 9-2-45-0, Tom
Meakin 6-4-15-0, Hamzah Khan 7-0-39-1, Sam Parry 3-0-16-0,
Adil Modak 6-0-28-0, Josh Yates 6-0-41-0, Tom Mawer 6-0-41-1 |
Upper Airedale JCA |
Jo
Holderness |
ct
Scurrey |
B
Robinson |
5 |
Aatif Modak |
ct
Campion |
B
Robinson |
9 |
Tom
Mawer |
ct
Giddings |
B
Robinson |
6 |
Adil
Modak |
run
out |
|
3 |
Sam
Parry |
lbw |
H
Shepherd |
1 |
Nathan Storton |
not
out |
|
69 |
Hamzah Khan |
ct
Sheperd |
|
31 |
Cameron Knowles |
not
out |
|
9 |
Josh
Yates |
|
|
|
Ben
Hemsley |
|
|
|
Tom
Meakin |
|
|
|
Extras |
5w,
5lb |
|
10 |
Total [44 overs] |
for
6 wickets |
|
144 |
O Turvey 9-2-27-0, T
Giddings 3-0-10-0, B Robinson 9-4-13-3, H Sheperd 9-3-28-1,
C Marr 4-0-24-1, M Scurrey 6-2-7-0, J Kilvington 4-1-13-0, A
Campton 1-0-16-0 |
3rd
August 2015, Mirfield CC |
Upper Airedale JCA |
Freddie Maddocks |
ct
Swain |
Edwards |
44 |
Aatif Modak |
lbw |
Race |
14 |
Tom
Mawer |
ct
Swain |
Lay |
25 |
Adil
Modak |
b |
Race |
0 |
Sam
Parry |
ct
Silverwood |
Race |
2 |
Hamzah Khan |
ct
McCaffery |
Lay |
13 |
Josh
Yates |
b |
Wigglesworth |
6 |
Nathan Storton |
ct |
Osbourne |
9 |
Ben
Hemsley |
ct
McCaffery |
Lay |
0 |
Tom
Meakin |
st
McCaffery |
Wigglesworth |
1 |
Cameron Knowles |
not
out |
|
2 |
Extras |
1nb,
7w, 2b, 2lb |
|
12 |
Total [40.5 overs] |
all
out |
|
128 |
T
Osbourne
6.5-2-13-1, B Silverwood 6-2-10-0, M Grieve 6-0-30-0, M Race
9-2-16-3, T Edwards 4-0-29-1, J Wigglesworth 5-0-20-2, B Lay
4-2-6-3 |
Heavy Woollen District |
J
McCaffery |
ct
Cameron Knowles |
Nathan Storton |
9 |
B
Silverwood |
ct
Josh Yates |
Hamzah Khan |
35 |
H
Swain |
b |
Adil
Modak |
14 |
M
Grieve |
not
out |
|
12 |
B
Lay |
ct
Ben Hemsley |
Adil
Modak |
14 |
J
Bird |
b |
Sam
Parry |
11 |
M
Race |
ct
Adil Modak |
Nathan Storton |
5 |
J
Wigglesworth |
not
out |
|
8 |
T
Edwards |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Extras |
4nb,
6w, 10b, 2lb |
|
22 |
Total [36.5 overs] |
for
6 wkts |
|
130 |
Nathan Storton 9-2-19-2, Tom
Meakin 3-1-16-0, Hamzah Khan 8-1-23-1, Tom Mawer 3-0-19-0,
Adil Modak 6-2-10-2, Josh Yates 3.5-0-17-0, Sam Parry
4-0-14-1 |
At
Bedale CC, 2nd August 2015 |
Upper Airedale JCA
|
Jo Holderness |
ct Jake Harvey |
Zak Wilson |
11 |
Freddie Maddocks |
ct Will Peters |
Josh Sargent |
10 |
Aatif Modak |
ct & b |
Josh Sargent |
38 |
Adil Modak |
ct George Stevens |
Luke Marshall |
12 |
Hamzah Khan |
ct Josh Sargent |
Luke Marshall |
31 |
Josh Yates |
b |
Oliver Tanner-Smith |
34 |
Charlie Lawn |
b |
Luke Marshall |
7 |
Cameron Knowles |
not out |
|
6 |
Tom Meakin |
not out |
|
5 |
Lewie Fitton |
dnb |
|
|
Extras |
9w, 5lb, 13b |
|
27 |
Total |
for 7 wickets |
|
181 |
Josh
Sargent 9-0-18-2, Oliver Tanner-Smith 9-1-29-1, Callum
Puttock 7-1-27-0, Zak Wilson 8-1-26-1, Will Peters 3-0-19-0,
Luke Marshall 9-1-44-3 |
Hambleton JCA |
Zak Wilson |
ct & b |
Charlie Lawn |
40 |
Joe Wright |
b |
Hamzah Khan |
15 |
Jake Harvey |
ct Aatif Modak |
Freddie Maddocks |
6 |
James Kennedy |
ct Tom Meakin |
Freddie Maddocks |
4 |
Callum Puttock |
ct Cameron Knowles |
Jo Holderness |
7 |
Josh Sargent |
b |
Adil Modak |
23 |
Luke Marshall |
ct Lewie Fitton |
Freddie Maddocks |
10 |
Joseph Horner |
b |
Tom Meakin |
8 |
Oliver Tanner-Smith |
not out |
|
24 |
Will Peters |
b |
Tom Meakin |
2 |
George Stevens |
not out |
|
1 |
Harry Collinson |
|
|
|
Benjamin Smith |
|
|
|
Will Sydall |
|
|
|
Alex Kennedy |
|
|
|
Extras |
3w, 4nb, 6lb, 5b |
|
18 |
Total |
for 9 wickets |
|
158 |
Tom Meakin
7-2-22-2, Lewie Fitton 6-1-22-0, Josh Yates 6-0-12-0, Hamzah
Khan 6-1-23-1, Freddie Maddocks 6-0-19-3, Charlie Lawn
4-0-18-1, Jo Holderness 5-0-11-1, Adil Modak 5-0-20-1 |
|
Festival report
After a
terrific win at Embsay hopes were high of a semi-final but first
UAJCA had to overcome Heavy Woollen District at overcast Gomersal.
An opening partnership of 22 was dominated by UAJCA skipper Elliot
Stockton who made 18 before he was put lbw to Collins. Yesterday's
heroes Tom Mawer and Billy Whitford were re-united and again the
pair blended superbly if a little more slowly. Tom was bowled by
Isles for 20 in 23rd over with our score on 67 for 2. The innings
seemed to be following more the pattern of Monday at Fishlake than
at Embsay. Ben Hulse who had looked threatening in both previous
matches made 13 before falling to Isles at 87 for 3 in the 34th
over. Billy remained at the wicket but in more subdued mode whilst
Nick Firth attacked as usual making 10 before becoming Isles third
victim. 99 for 4 in the 36th over might enable UAJCA to tally around
150 but there was still more work to do to reach even that. Sam
Mitchell and Tom Addison each troubled the scorer for a single to
leave UAJCA at 110-6. Sam Barraclough had barely been used till
today and he grabbed his chance making 15 in partnerships with Billy
and Ben Sugden. Injured Jacob Jagger, a half-centurion at Fishlake,
made 11 not out as UAJCA ended their knock on 152 for 8. Isles
claimed a restraining 9-1-14-3 with 2 each for Collins and
Senior.
A first wicket stand of 31 from
HWD came in just under 4 overs and the whirlwind opening had UAJCA
on the back foot. The stand was broken by Nick Firth with an lbw
dismissal of Smith for 8. 6 runs later no 3 Hewlett was another lbw
victim to the speedy Firth. No 4 Senior settle with Brooke and the
pairing posted another 38 runs to the HWD tally. Brooke was run out
by the lurking Sam Mitchell for 31 to end their progress in the 12th
over. No 5 Collins also settle quickly with Senior, who was next to
depart for a really significant 42 at 103 for 4. UAJCA needed to
continue to take wickets as the HWD run-rate was way ahead of their
early stanza. The 'killer' innings came from Dennison who steered
Collins 25 at 147 for 5 after 25 overs. Collins fell to Matt Daggett
as did Dennison also for 25 on the same 147 score. The match was
finished off by A Hussain with 9 no and HWD won by 4 wickets.
For UAJCA Firth returned
5-0-32-1 and Daggett 5.5-0-34-2. So the semi-final was not reached
in a disappointing finish after the heroics at Embsay. But to quote
the cliche there were many positives to emerge; the all-round skills
of Firth and Sugden, the batting of Jagger, Whitford and, Mawer and
the consistent bowling of Daggett. The skipper was below par but was
carrying a back injury. Mitchell and Mawer will be around for 2015
and should provide the experience for another tilt with hopefully
more consistency from both batting and bowling.
The Continued fine temperatures
at Embsay CC enabled an excellent crowd to enjoy some more
entertaining cricket. This time visitors Nidderdale would bat first.
UAJCA made an early
breakthrough with the wicket of Webster [8], bowled by speedy Nick
Firth from the Shires Lane end. More joy followed in the next over
at 9 for 2 as Matt clean bowled Cutts for a duck. If it could be
scripted another 2 wickets would set us on our way and Nick obliged
with the scalps of Giddings [8] and Torrence [0] to leave Nidderdale
in dire straits at 18 for 4. Opener Witham was still at the crease,
now with no 6 Winter-Halder. The rebuild began with Nick on 3 for 9
off 3 overs. He stood down after 6-1-18-3 with Matt also replaced on
4-1-19-1. The 5th wicket added 36 runs in 9 overs but the stand was
broken by Ben Sugden via a Sam Mitchell catch to dismiss Winter-Halder
for 12 at 54 for 5. Number 7 Robinson dug in deep and Witham began
to began to dominate. They stayed together for 15 overs adding 51
runs to the Nidderdale challeng. Witham fell in Nick Firth''s return
over caught by Sam Barraclough [Skipton] for a fine 51 [6 fours and
a six]. The score was 105 for 6 with 16 overs remaining. There the
hitherto UAJCA dominance faded with a counter-attack from Nidderdale.
Robinson and no 8 Mann took up the cause and added 44 on 8 overs,
Mann falling for 27 to Ben Sugden. But their resistance didn't end
there as the 8th wicket added another 45 in only 6 overs before
Robinson was caught by keeper illy Whitford [Cullingworth] for Sam
Mitchell for a sterling 37. The Nidderdale innings closed on 198 all
out, afar cry from the 18 for 4 they found themselves in 2 hours
earlier. Nick Firth bowled out with 9-2-28-4 with 2 each for Daggett,
Sugden and Mitchell.
In the third over the UACA
innings skipper Stockton was caught for 4 at 7 for 1from the bowling
of T Mann. Billy was joined by Tom Mawer to try and avoid a start
like that of Nidderdale. The fifty mark came up at the end of the
15th over as the two embarked on a stay together. As they settled
and blossomed they approached a three-figure stand in exemplary
manner. Billy was given a life which helped but the partnership went
on and on. At the end of the 34th over UAJCA stood at 141 for 1 and
a comfortable win was on the cards, although 58 was still needed
from the remaining 11 overs. The 25th over by off-spinner T Stark
finally broke through Billy's defence when he misjudged the spin and
was lbw for 71. Tom now joined by Ben Hulse [Settle] hit 2 fours
after a bye and then but then Stark accounted for Ben given lbw and
Nick Firth bowled in successive balls. The over ended at 146-4. 9
overs remained to get 53, so who was favourite now? Tom Mawer was
batting superbly finding the gaps through the off-side, inducing the
Nidderdale skipper to employ a 6-3 split. Sam Mitchell settled some
of the nerves adding 11 to the stand of 26 with Tom before he was
bowled by opener Mann. 168 for 5, 6 overs left to score another 31,
a slightly better equation. It was the addition of Ben Sugden which
proved decisive as he remained defiant with Tom adding 29 in 5 overs.
Ben was bowled by Mann for 9 but our score had reached 197 for 6
with 4 balls left to score 2 runs. They came up fittingly from Tom
with 1 to spare. Phew. 199 for 6 was a terrific effort with the
accolade rightly going to Tom for an unbeaten 86 to sit alongside
the quality innings of 71 from Billy. Mann concluded with 7.5-1-26-3
and spinner Stark 9-0-48-3. So it was one win each and all to play
for against Heavy Woollen District at Gomersal tomorrow.
The 2015 under-15 Festival got
underway in excellent weather and UAJCA first match was at the
picturesque Fishlake CC, resplendent in the sunshine.
UAJCA skipper Elliot Stockton [Embsay]
won the toss and elected to bat. Our openers were Jacob Jagger [Wilsden[
and Ben Sugden [Silsden] and they proved a fine a combination. Both
stared well, taking the initial sting from the Doncaster opening
bowlers Matthews and Critchley. Their caution was exemplary but
gradually the bowlers got on top and by the 20th over UJCA had just
40 on the tins. Jacob had 4 boundaries but became becalmed whilst
Ben too faded after a bright start. He was the first to fall [20]
with our score at 65-1 but with 24 overs already bowled. Skipper
Elliot started in aggressive mode but on 8 received an lbw decision
for a ball which appeared to hit him high on the thigh. At 78-2
Silden' Nick Firth quickly set about raising the run-rate in
imperious style. Jacob settled for the support role and the pair
added another 38 runs. Jacob was caught by Matthews from the bowling
of 3rd change Colley, a lad who had scuppered our Joe Lumb Cup quest
with 6 for 28 at Skipton in June. Jacob took the applause for a
gutsy 51 innings. Sadly for UAJCA this was immediately followed by a
golden duck for Sam Mitchell. Nick had galvanised the approach but
on 36 [5 fours] he was caught by Morris for Matthews at 126 for 5.
If Nick's rate could have continued perhaps 175 might have been
attainable and Ben Hulse made a good start on that thesis. But Tom
Mawer departed for 5 singles and Matt Daggett copped our second
duck, both to the second Matthews spell. Tom Addison joined Ben, who
looked secure. They added 23 before Ben was run out by a direct hit
for 14. Our 45 overs came up with 154 for 8 our posting. Matthews
finished with 3 for 24 whilst Colley also had 3 for 36.
UAJCA needed a top bowling
performance to defend the below-par score but 3 wides in the first
over from Matt Daggett didn't augur well. But the reward for
tightening up came in the ninth over as he induced the edge to
keeper Jagger and Woodiwiss was on his way for 5 at 31-1. Fellow
opener Nick Firth took a leaf from Matt's book and took a second
with addition to the score with Thompson dismissed in the same
manner for 18; 31 for 2. Colley came in at no 4 and took over
scoring responsibilities, carrying the Doncaster tally to 67in the
16th over when he lost partner Horris for just 8, bowled by Nathan
Storton in an over which had had 2 wides. The pivotal partnership
then unfolded between Colley and Yeaman, the pair adding 59 runs in
10 overs. Colley was the key and a narrow run-out decision went
against UAJCA as the Doncaster boys approached their target. Yeaman
was bowled by Ben Sugden for 28 in an impressive 4-over spell, but
at 126-4 in the 26th over it was likely too little too late. There
was a bonus when Kirkham was given out lbw when he was on 2 to a
ball he clearly hit. Doncaster no 7 Fisher put bat to ball and his
rapid 18no supported Colley to a fine fifty [57no] and Doncaster
reached 156 for 5 in the 34th over.
Our score of 154 was at least
30 or 40 short and our bowling had proved mixed with good returns
for Daggett [1 for 16 off 6 overs], Sugden [1 for 12 off 4]
and Mawer [1 for 30 off 9] but the rest were inconsistent in
amid-innings spell of 6 overs which cost 54 runs.
UAJCA win
again but denied semi-final place
The ridiculous rules of the Yorkshire
Junior Cricket Festival have conspired to prevent our boys from
progressing to the semi-finals as their second terrific win [against
much vaunted Heavy Woollen] demanded.
The rules do not take account
of wickets lost or how many runs opposition sides are limited to.
Essentially the rules favour a team batting first and do not allow
further bonus points beyond the total the team batting first has
posted. All this is of course minute detail and UAJCA will be
putting forward proposals to revise the regulations for future years
so that the prestige of the competition is not again
jeopardised.
Heavy Woollen District 146-9,
Upper Airedale JCA 148-4
UAJCA bowled and fielded
superbly in containing and dismissing Heavy Woollen batsmen. Elliot
Stockton and John Davidson each took two wickets with one each to
Matt Wear and Ben Jagger and one run out.
UAJCA triumph
UAJCA u-15s have gained a first
win against Nidderdale JCA by a comprehensive 76 runs. UAJCA scored
229-4 led by George Heartfield [Cullingworth] 93 with 40+ scores
from Dan Scott and Lewis Hopkinson [both Oxenhope]. After the
rain-off on Monday at Settle UAJCA now head for Denholme to play
Heavy Woollen. A semi-final beckons at Stamford Bridge. Possible
opponents would be Huddersfield or York.
Points position is UAJCA 13.09,
Doncaster 12.33, Nidderdale 5.33, Heavy Woollen 5.31
|
UPPER AIREDALE u-15 FIXTURES
[GROUP D] 2014 |
4th Aug |
Doncaster |
156-5 |
vs UAJCA
154-9 |
Lost by 5 wkts |
5th Aug |
UAJCA |
199-6 |
vs Nidderdale 198 all out |
Won by 4 wkts |
6th Aug |
Heavy Woollen |
156-6 |
vs UAJCA
152-8 |
Lost by 4 wkts |
UPPER AIREDALE u-15 FIXTURES
[GROUP D] 2013 |
5th Aug |
UAJCA |
Rain |
v Doncaster |
Rain |
Drawn |
6th Aug |
Nidderdale |
153-9 |
v UAJCA |
229-4 |
Won by 76 runs |
7th Aug |
UAJCA |
148-4 |
v Heavy Woollen |
146-9 |
Won by 6 wkts |
at Gomersal CC, 6th August 2014 |
The Upper Airedale JCA |
Elliot Stockton |
lbw |
K Collins |
18 |
Billy Whitford |
ct Dennison |
G Senior |
46 |
Tom Mawer |
b |
S Isles |
20 |
Ben Hulse |
b |
S Isles |
13 |
Nick Firth |
ct Adams |
S Isles |
10 |
Sam Mitchell |
run out |
- |
1 |
Tom Addison |
b |
C Smith |
1 |
Sam Barraclough |
b |
K Collins |
15 |
Ben Sugden |
not out |
- |
8 |
Jacob Jagger |
not out |
- |
11 |
Matt Daggett |
dnb |
- |
|
|
|
Ext (7b, 1lb, 1w) |
9 |
|
|
Total |
152-8 |
K Collins 8-2-20-2,
A Nawaz 9-0-50-0, O Brooke 9-0-18-0, S Isles 9-1-14-3, G Senior
6-1-30-2, C Smith 4-0-12-1 |
The Heavy Woollen District |
O Brooke |
run out |
- |
31 |
W Smith |
lbw |
Nick Firth |
8 |
B Hewlett |
lbw |
Nick Firth |
2 |
G Senior |
b |
Tom Mawer |
42 |
K Collins |
not out |
- |
25 |
S Dennison |
ct Elliot
Stockton |
Matt Daggett |
25 |
L Adams |
b |
Matt Daggett |
0 |
A Hussain |
not out |
- |
9 |
A Nawaz |
dnb |
- |
|
S Isles |
dnb |
- |
|
I Haigh |
dnb |
- |
|
|
|
Ext (4b, 4lb,
6w) |
14 |
|
|
Total |
156-6 |
Matt Daggett 5-0-31-2, Nick Firth
5.5-0-34-2, Ben Sugden 6-0-28-0, Tom Mawer 7-0-42-1, Tom Addison
3-0-13-0 |
at Embsay CC, 5th August 2014 |
The Nidderdale JCA |
J Webster |
b |
N Firth |
8 |
J Witham |
ct Sam
Barraclough |
N Firth |
51 |
N Cutts |
b |
M Daggett |
0 |
T Giddings |
b |
N Firth |
8 |
R Torrance |
lbw |
N Firth |
0 |
J Winter-Halder |
ct Sam Mitchell |
Ben Sugden |
12 |
D Robinson |
ct Billy Whitford |
Sam Mitchell |
37 |
T Mann |
ct Elliot
Stockton |
Ben Sugden |
27 |
T Wilson |
ct Ben Sugden |
Matt Daggett |
272 |
T Stark |
not out |
- |
2 |
Nathan Storton |
ct Jacob Jagger |
Sam Mitchell |
2 |
|
|
Ext (4w, 2nb, 11b,
7lb) |
24 |
|
|
Total |
198 all out |
Nick Firth
9-2-28-4, Matt Daggett 9-1-36-2, Ben Sugden 9-1-24-2, Elliot Stockton
4-3-9-0, Sam Mitchell 5.5-0-24-2, Tom Mawer 5-0-21-0, Tom Addison
1-0-14-0, Nathan Storton 2-0-24-0 |
The Upper Airedale JCA |
Billy Whitford |
lbw |
T Stark |
71 |
Elliot Stockton |
ct Winter-Halder |
T Mann |
4 |
Tom Mawer |
not out |
- |
86 |
Ben Hulse |
lbw |
T Stark |
0 |
Nick Firth |
b |
T Stark |
0 |
Sam Mitchell |
b |
T Mann |
11 |
Ben Sugden |
b |
T Mann |
9 |
Tom Addison |
not out |
- |
0 |
Matt Daggett |
dnb |
- |
|
Nathan Storton |
dnb |
- |
|
Sam Barraclough |
dnb |
- |
|
|
|
Ext (10b, 3lb,
5w) |
18 |
|
|
Total |
199-6 |
T Mann
7.5-1-26-3, R Torrance 8-3-17-0, T Giddins 5-0-32-0, D Robinson 3-0-9-0,
M Tuley 4-0-25-0, T Wilson 8-0-39-0, T Stark 9-0-48-3 |
at Fishlake CC, 4th August 2014 |
The Upper Airedale JCA |
Jacob Jagger |
ct Matthews |
Colley |
51 |
Ben Sugden |
ct Kirkham |
Colley |
20 |
Elliot Stockton |
lbw |
Colley |
8 |
Nick Firth |
ct Harris |
Matthews |
36 |
Sam Mitchell |
ct Woodiwiss |
Harris |
0 |
Tom Mawer |
b |
Matthews |
5 |
Ben Hulse |
run out |
|
14 |
Matt Daggett |
b |
Matthews |
0 |
Tom Addison |
not out |
- |
8 |
Sam Barraclough |
not out |
- |
1 |
Nathan Storton |
dnb |
- |
|
|
|
Ext (7w, 2b, 2lb) |
11 |
|
|
Total |
154-8 |
J Matthews
9-2-24-3, C Critchley 9-2-20-0, J Morris 8-1-23-1, A Kirkham 6-0-27-0,
J Colley 9-0-36-3, E Fisher 4-0-20-0 |
The Doncaster
Junior Cricket League |
H Thompson |
ct Jacob Jagger |
Nick Firth |
18 |
J Woodiwiss |
ct Jacob Jagger |
Matt Daggett |
5 |
J Morris |
ct Tom Addison |
Nathan Storton |
8 |
J Colley |
not out |
- |
57 |
J Yeaman |
b |
Ben Sugden |
28 |
A Kirkham |
lbw |
Tom Mawer |
2 |
E Fisher |
not out |
- |
18 |
S Tennant |
dnb |
- |
|
J Morris |
dnb |
- |
|
J Matthews |
dnb |
- |
|
C Critchley |
dnb |
- |
|
|
|
Ext (1b, 6lb,
12w, 1 nb) |
20 |
|
|
Total |
156-5 |
Matt Daggett 6-1-16-1, Nick Firth 6-0-25-1,
Tom Mawer 9-0-30-1, Nathan Storton 3-0-18-1, Tom Addison 2-0-20-0, Sam
Mitchell 1-0-16-0, Ben Sugden 4-2-12-1, Elliot Stockton 1.5-0-12-0 |
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The Heavy Woollen District |
S Mahsood |
run out |
|
5 |
O Brooke |
st Lewis
Hopkinson |
John Davidson |
29 |
J Plater |
ct |
Elliot Stockton |
42 |
J Woodhouse |
st Lewis Hopkinson |
John Davidson |
1 |
H Graham |
b |
Elliot Stockton |
4 |
L Adams |
ct |
Dan Scott |
45 |
L Edmond |
b |
Matthew Wear |
1 |
B Hullett |
b |
Matthew Wear |
7 |
R Lacey |
b |
Ben Jagger |
1 |
M Burrows |
not out |
- |
2 |
K Collins |
not out |
- |
6 |
|
|
Ext (2nb, 1b) |
3 |
|
|
Total |
146-9 |
Ben Jagger
9-3-18-1, Dan Scott 9-2-29-1, Matthew Wear 9-1-32-2, Reece Webb-Foster
3-0-17-0, John Davidson 9-1-26-2, Elliot Stockton 6-0-23-2 |
TheUpper Airedale
Junior Cricket Association |
Martin Walker |
ct |
S Mahsood |
13 |
Jake Greenbank |
b |
J Woodhouse |
91 |
George
Heartfield |
ct |
O Brooke |
18 |
John Davidson |
ct |
O Brooke |
2 |
Lewis Hopkinson |
not out |
- |
15 |
Morgan Davies |
not out |
- |
5 |
Matthew Wear |
dnb |
- |
|
Dan Scott |
dnb |
- |
|
Ben Jagger |
dnb |
- |
|
Elliot Stockton |
dnb |
- |
|
Reece
Webb-Foster |
dnb |
- |
|
|
|
Ext (1lb, 3w) |
4 |
|
|
Total |
148-4 |
H Graham 4-0-22-0, L Edmond
5-0-28-0, S Mahsood 2-0-14-1, R Lacey 2-0-20-0, J Plater 2-0-21-0, O
Brooken 3.2-0-20-2, J Woodhouse 3-0-22-2 |
The Upper Airedlae JCA |
Martin Walker |
ct Dom Tear |
Harry Warren |
8 |
Jake Greenbank |
ct Matthew
Gillies |
Ollie Simenacz |
44 |
George
Heartfield |
not out |
|
93 |
John Davidson |
ct Harry Warren |
Matthew Gillies |
18 |
Lewis Hopkinson |
b |
Harry Foster |
48 |
Morgan Davies |
not out |
- |
0 |
Dan Scott |
dnb |
- |
|
Elliot Stockton |
dnb |
- |
|
Matthew Wear |
dnb |
- |
|
Will Lawn |
dnb |
- |
|
Ben Jagger |
dnb |
- |
0 |
|
|
Ext (8w, 1nb, 3b,
6lb) |
18 |
|
|
Total |
229-4 |
Peter Clark
9-1-43-0, Harry Foster 5-3-12-1, Harry Warren 9-0-44-1, Rob Torrance
8-3-39-0, Ollie Simenacz 4-0-21-1, Tom Hinchcliffe 3-0-11-0, Charlie
Stokes 3-0-19-0, Harry Hill 1-0-14-0, Matthew Gillies 3-1-17-1 |
The Nidderdale
Junior Cricket Association |
Dom Tear |
run out |
|
2 |
Harry Forster |
lbw |
Dan Scott |
1 |
Ben Cutts |
b |
Matthew Wear |
6 |
Harry Warren |
ct Morgan
Davies |
Matthew Wear |
15 |
Tom Hinchcliffe |
b |
Elliot Stockton |
17 |
Rob Torrance |
b |
John Davidson |
22 |
Matthrew
Gillies |
ct Ben Jagger |
Matthew Wear |
25 |
Harry Hill |
ct Will Lawn |
Elliot Stockton |
5 |
Peter Clark |
ct George
Heartfield |
John Davidson |
9 |
Ollie Simenacz |
not out |
- |
17 |
Charlie Stokes |
not out |
- |
0 |
|
|
Ext (6b, 25w,
3nb) |
34 |
|
|
Total |
153-9 |
Ben Jagger 8-0-24-0, Dan Scott
9-2-25-1, Matthew Wear 9-0-34-3, George Heartfield 4-0-13-0, John
Davidson 9-1-27-2, Elliot Stockton 6-0-24-2 |
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Disappointment [won 1, lost 2]
Our u-15 bowlers performed so well at
sunny Earby CC against opponents Aire-Wharfe. The Aire-Wharfe boys
were held at 124 all out and left UAJCA with a great chance of
reaching the semi-finals. But it wasn't to be as the Aire-Wharfe
spinners undermined our batsmen who ended 58 all out.
Results from Tuesday showed that we have all to play for in the YJCF
as Sheffield defeated Aire-Wharfe. This means that all four teams
have won one and lost one match. The result was Sheffield
169-6, Aire-Wharfe 105-6. A win today over Aire-Wharfe at Earby CC
could possibly see us through to the semi-final, although both
Sheffield and Huddersfield have a similar chance. Our high losing
score yesterday may well be of great help.
A visit
to the vast Broad Oak ground was greeted with wetness but eventually
a 35-overs aside match was bathed in sunshine. The Huddersfield
innings featured twin brothers who both play for Yorkshire, the
elder making 106 not out in a 219-3 tally. Our bowlers toiled well
with Isaac Murray [Denholme] the most successful with a brace. With
the bat a run-out for skipper Ben Howell [Oakworth] off a no-ball
didn't help but a great stand from Isaac and George Sutcliffe [Skipton]
not only accumulated but got us up with the run-rate. Isaac scored
25 and George an attacking 56 from only 53 balls. Oakworth' Jack
Keighley took up the mantle but steadily lost partners, finishing on
43 in our 178 all out total. It was a defeat but with all to play
for tomorrow vs Aire-Wharfe, who have wins over out u-17s 7 u-13s
this year.
Win for
under-15s
Our
boys have started in fine fettle with a rare victory over Sheffield
JCA. Our lads posted a very creditable 243-8 with George Sutcliffe [Skipton]
and Lewis Hopkinson [Oxenhope] both scoring half-centuries. Our
bowling contained the Sheffield batsmen from the off and Ollie Huck
[Oakworth] provided the 'bamboozle' and the South Yorkshire lads
finished 30 runs short. More details later..............
Tomorrow sees our lads travel
to Broad Oak CC to take on the reigning
Champions Huddersfield. The Postcode for the ground is HD7 5TF
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UPPER AIREDALE
u-15 FIXTURES 2012 GROUP A |
6th Aug |
UAJCA 243-8 |
Sheffield 213-8 |
won by 30 runs |
7th Aug |
UAJCA 178 all out |
Huddersfield 219-3 |
lost by 41 runs |
8th Aug |
UAJCA 58 all out |
Aire-Wharfe 124 all out |
lost by 66 runs |
The Aire-Wharfe JCA |
N Day |
ct Charlie
Shimmin |
Isaac Murray |
13 |
J Darcy |
st Lewis
Hopkinson |
Oliver Huck |
28 |
G Malik |
lbw |
Matthew Wear |
25 |
C Whitehall |
st Lewis Hopkinson |
Oliver Huck |
4 |
H Bolger |
st Lewis
Hopkinson |
Matthew Wear |
5 |
N Panesar |
ct Matthew Wear |
James Baxter |
23 |
H Qureshi |
st Lewis
Hopkinson |
Matthew Wear |
0 |
H Ogilvie |
ct Jack
Keighley |
Charlie Shimmin |
0 |
B Reeve |
b |
James Baxter |
8 |
N Bulcock |
not out |
- |
1 |
S Van Bearke |
not out |
- |
0 |
|
|
Ext (8w, 6b, 3lb) |
17 |
|
|
Total |
124-9 |
Isaac Murray
9-1-24-1, Sam Nettleton 8-2-19-0, Charlie Shimmin 8-2-21-1, Oliver
Huck 9-2-24-2, Ben Howell 6-0-17-0, Matthew Wear 4-1-10-3, James
Baxter 1-1-0-2 |
The
Upper Airedale Junior Cricket Association |
Ben Howell |
b |
H Qureshi |
3 |
Sam Nettleton |
ct N Panesar |
C Whitehall |
6 |
Isaac Murray |
b |
C Whitehall |
5 |
Jack Keighley |
lbw |
H Bolger |
3 |
Lewis Hopkinson |
ct C Whitehall |
N Panesar |
23 |
Luke Hipgrave |
ct S Van Bearke |
N Panesar |
2 |
Matthew Wear |
b |
B Reeve |
2 |
James Baxter |
ct H Ogilvie |
B Reeve |
6 |
Charlie Shimmin |
ct & b |
N Panesar |
2 |
Oliver Huck |
not out |
- |
0 |
Patrick Lee |
ct H Bolger |
B Reeve |
1 |
|
|
Ext (1nb, 3w,
1lb) |
5 |
|
|
Total |
58 all out |
H Qureshi 5-3-9-1, C Whitehall
4-1-10-2, B Reeve 8.2-4-15-3, H Bolger 5-2-10-1, N Panesar 6-1-13-3 |
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|
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Costly
slip gives Aire-Wharfe narrow victory
On an extremely hot and humid day
Aire-Wharfe u15s set off at a 7 per over rate as our quicker bowlers
toiled in the heat. Mid-innings intervention by Ben Addison (Oxenhope)
with 3 wickets and slow bowling from George Sutcliffe (Skipton) and
Alex Horsfield (Glusburn) changed the perspective considerably and
after dismissal of excellent openers the rate slowed markedly.
Aire-Wharfe score did though pick up well towards the end to reach
229-7.
Our innings start was hampered
by early loss of Ben Whitfield (Wilsden) but George Sutcliffe (Skipton)
and Callum Lockett (U Wharfedale) swifly set the electronics in
motion despite the swarm of wasps! After in-form George was caught
for 25, Callum and club-mate [Captain] Kyran Clarke continued the
rapid assault on three figures before disaster struck. In attempting
a second run Callum turned to regain his ground but slipped and was
stranded mid-wicket to be run out by the Aire-Wharfe keeper. He had
made a classy 34 in only 9 overs. Kyran held things together whilst
Izaak Beck (Skipton) put in the big hits to take us well past 100.
His loss brought in Luke Hipgrave (Earby) and the momentum was well
maintained. The loss of Kyran was a heavy blow but Ben Howell
(Settle) helped his partner recoup. We were starting to slip a
little behind the rate required and the added pressure told with the
loss of Ben. Charlie Shimmin (Haworth WE) partnered Luke well and
the Earby lad began to pierce the field and find more and more gaps.
The last over was reached with a daunting 16 needed but whilst they
did their best we fell 9 short of the Aire-Wharfe target.
But credit the Aire-Wharfe
bowlers who tightened their grip and finally saw their team home in
a well-conducted and evenly contested match.
So UAJCA completed the tough
three matches in three days programme without a win but oh how
well they competed. With a little luck all 3 matches could have been
won. A dropped catch at Oakworth, a run out at Earby and a slip and
a couple of close decisions at Otley. A positive benefit has been
that as many 'senior' year boys were unavailable due to holidays
UAJCA blooded a number of u14s and George Sutcliffe, Luke Hipgrave,
Charlie Shimmin, Alex Horsfield, Ben Howell and Will Grafton will
all be better prepared for 2012 should they be selected.
Huddersfield snatch 1 wcket win at Earby
UAJCA welcomed back Callum Lockett
from broken toe injury and he galvanised our batting with a classy
91 before skying a slower ball. Wharfedale team-mate and UAJCA
Captain Kyran Clarke shared a brilliant partnership with Callum,
making 41. The 178-6 final total looked healthy after a score-line
of 32-2 off 20 overs. Our bowlers were magnificent taking out a
skillfull Huddersfield top order with Jack Roberts (Glusburn) again
the main striker with 4 for 16 from 6 overs. Carl Tetley of Gargrave
combined well with Jack to strangle the middle order, his figures
5-1-8-1. Alex Hosrfield (Glusburn) too kept the visitors in check
with his lefty chinamen. Ben Whitfield (Wilsden) also bowled with
effect at the death. The winning runs came from Huddersfield's Alex
Clegg on 28no with a reverse sweep off Ben.
But what a match, a real
battle, just going away from us at the close. We are really
relishing the match with Aire-Wharfe at Otley CC.
Sheffield
centurion takes win from UAJCA
UAJCA u15 Taverners suffered
defeat to Sheffield JCA in the first match of the Yorkshire Junior
Cricket Festival. Sheffield won the toss and opted to bat. From an
excellent start for UAJCA with 4 wickets bagged for 73, a Sheffield
middle-order batsman scored 132 to lead his side to 256-7 with 27
from the last over. For UAJCA Jack Roberts of Glusburn took 5 for 39
in his nine overs and the left-arm slow bowling of Ollie Huck (Oakworth)
brought him 1-17 off nine overs. UAJCA batting was led by George
Sutcliffe (Skipton) with 57. UAJCA were well in contention having a
great start at 80 for the first wicket. The last 15 overs saw our
innings decline to 172 all out. Fuller report to follow.
Tuesday's match is at Earby vs
Huddersfield JCA
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UPPER AIREDALE
u-15 FIXTURES 2011 GROUP A |
1st Aug |
UAJCA 172 all out |
Sheffield 256-7 |
lost by 84 runs |
2nd Aug |
UAJCA 178-6 |
Huddersfield 182-9 |
lost by 1 wicket |
3rd Aug |
UAJCA 220-7 |
Aire-Wharfe 229-7 |
lost by 9 runs |
Team Managers for the under-15 team for 2011 are Stephen Hipgrave (Earby CC) and Simon Howell (Oakworth CC). Contact them as
below: |
New
Taverners' kit revealed
Upper
Airedale clothing sponsor Dobson & Robinson have revealed the new
kit for our representative teams in 2011. The shirts (pictured) will
be supplied by Gunn & Moore.
All
teams will receive sweaters, caps (also pictured) and shirts, badged
with UAJCA logo, on confirmation of selection for the final squads
of 15 after the forthcoming trials.
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