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U15s first match ends in inury

After a much-delayed start top the season for the U15s, Reed travelled to Ickleford for a cup match. Ickleford won the toss and elected to Bat. The Reed opening bowlers of Jamie Coote and Callum Ricketts started superbly, limiting Ickleford to just 7 runs from the first 4 overs. An intelligent throw from Daniel Vincent at long-on to the keeper led to a run-out on the last ball of the 4th over. The next bowling pairing of Daniel Vincent and Lily Hall kept up the pressure, with both taking wickets in their first overs; and Daniel adding another in his second over. A recurrence of a back injury meant Daniel had to stop bowling with 2 wickets for 3 runs (2-1-2-3). After 7 overs, Ickleford has struggled to 16 runs, having lost 4 wickets and Reed were strongly on top. Ickleford needed to up the pressure and went on the attack - Lily took the brunt in her 2nd over, finishing on 2-0-1-19 Lewis Karim put the pressure back on with a tidy opening over going for just 2 runs. Eddie Cooke kept the pressure on with his 1st over, taking a wicket (caught Lewis) After 10 overs, Ickleford were 38 for 5. In an innings that can only be described as having two halves, Ickleford (and in particular their No.5 batsman Pereth) went on the attack against Reed's supporting bowlers. With Pereth retiring on 40 runs, the 6th wicket stand reached 58 runs. Jamie Coote striking twice in the 16th over (his 3rd) ending on 3-0-2-8. Callum put the brakes on further in the 17th over finishing with figures of 3-2-1-2. Ickleford eventually achieved 114 for 8 from their 20 overs. Reed started their [...]

By |2023-05-23T06:13:36+01:00May 23rd, 2023|Categories: 2023, 2023 Match Report, Match Reports|Tags: , , , , , |Comments Off on U15s first match ends in inury
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Village Cup progress – Round 4: Over & Out

4th ROUND: Redbourn 235 for 6 Reed 175 So it's all over for another year! To see results in all the Groups in the competition go to www.nationalvillagecup.com ********************************************************************************************** 3rd ROUND: Langleybury 160 for 9 Reed 163 for 2 In the next Round on Sunday 4th June, Reed will be at Redbourn in the Group Final. To see results in all the Groups in the competition go to www.nationalvillagecup.com ********************************************************************************************** Reed received a Bye in the 1st Round of this season's National Village Cup then Sawbridgeworth conceded to us in Round 2 yesterday (7th May). Reed will now make the journey to play Langleybury on Sunday 21st May in the 3rd Round. In the other half of the draw in Group 22 (Beds & Herts), Sharnbrook & Bromham will host Redbourn. In Group 30, (Cambridgeshire & Norfolk), our near-neighbours and rivals, Foxton Granta, have also benefitted from concessions and in Round 3 will visit Hethersett & Tas Valley CC a few miles south of Norwich. To see all the Groups in the competition go to www.nationalvillagecup.com and choose the particular Group. There is a link to the full draw, plus scorecards, beneath the fixture list in each group.

By |2023-06-26T07:39:34+01:00May 8th, 2023|Categories: 2023, Fixtures, News|Tags: , |Comments Off on Village Cup progress – Round 4: Over & Out
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LAW CHANGES 2022 – Explanation of changes

LAW CHANGES 2022 - Explanation of changes from MCC. Since the publication of the 2017 Code of the Laws of Cricket, the game has changed in numerous ways. The 2nd edition of that Code, published in 2019, made relatively minor changes. The 2022 Code, however, made some rather bigger changes, from the way we talk about cricket to the way it’s played. These changes came into effect on 1 October 2022 for cricket played all around the world and are therefore pertinent to the 2023 English season and beyond. These explanations refer to the most significant although many more Laws have been amended and updated: Batters. The most striking change, which affects almost every Law, is the replacement of the gendered terms batsman and batsmen, to batter and batters. This was announced in September 2021. MCC believes that the use of gender-neutral terminology helps reinforce cricket’s status as an inclusive game for all. The amendments are a natural evolution from work already undertaken in this area as well as an essential part of MCC’s global responsibility to the sport. LAW 18. There are five changes in this Law. The most significant is to Law 18.11. First trialled by the ECB in The Hundred, Law 18.11 has now been changed so that, when a batter is out Caught, the new batter shall come in at the end the striker was at, i.e. to face the next ball (unless it is the end of an over). Under the previous Laws, a bowler could take a wicket, and still have to bowl at a set batter if the batters managed to cross. It was felt that the bowler should be rewarded with the chance to bowl at the [...]

By |2023-06-26T07:41:48+01:00May 2nd, 2023|Categories: 2023, Historic Documents, News|Tags: , , |Comments Off on LAW CHANGES 2022 – Explanation of changes
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Fixtures & Results (Senior Matches 2023)

The 2023 Cricket Season is over. Listed below are the entire League, Village Cup and Friendly Fixtures and Results involving Reed Cricket Club’s Senior Teams this year. Everything is listed in date order and is as accurate as possible at the time of publishing this post (10th April 2023). For more details of fixtures and locations nearer to the date, please refer to: www.reed.play-cricket.com Click on ALL FIXTURES then use the Filters to view By Month or By Year and All Teams or any of the specific Teams. Youth fixtures are not included in the following list but are also similarly affected. Their programme is on the play-cricket site as well. Depending on the type of match, the entire SHPCL programme, relevant League Tables, Village Cup progress, Results and News can be seen on the particular relevant website: www.reed.play-cricket.com www.hertsleague.co.uk www.nationalvillagecup.com www.thecricketer.com

By |2023-09-30T07:23:30+01:00April 10th, 2023|Categories: 2023, Fixtures, Historic Documents, Match Results, News|Tags: , , |Comments Off on Fixtures & Results (Senior Matches 2023)
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Membership & Subscriptions, Reed CC 2023

A MESSAGE FROM SARAH-JANE NASH, MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY, REED CC. THANK YOU TO THOSE OF YOU WHO HAVE ALREADY PAID & COMPLETED THEIR REGISTRATION FORM. Club Members’ Subscriptions for 2023 are due now. You have only a little more than three weeks left to take advantage of the reduced rates – you must apply and pay by the 1st of May. Adult Players: £105 before 1st May. £125 AFTERWARDS. Junior Players (aged 16 and above in full-time education): £25 before 1st May. £35 AFTERWARDS. Please complete the Membership Form so that the Club database is updated and for you to keep up to date with club information. The on-line Membership Form is on this Homepage – go to the “Members Area” and choose the “Adult Membership Form". Youth Members (aged 15 and below): £50 (Refer to the “Youth Membership Form” in the "Members Area".) Non-Playing Members and Vice-Presidents: £25 (To include a £10.00 Bar Voucher.) Complete and submit the "Adult Membership Form". Please remember that being a paid up member of Reed Cricket Club means that you are covered by the Club’s public liability insurance when taking part in anything in the name of Reed Cricket Club. You are also supporting the club and helping to maintain the facilities which have all stemmed from membership support. If paying on-line the details are: Reed Cricket Club; Account Number 00740153; Sort Code 30-97-16 at Lloyd’s Bank; Insert the reference: Membership. The GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) requires the way data is collected and stored. It does require that ALL members complete & return the registration form annually to keep their membership status. The policy for this can be read in the Members Area: Data protection. The club will [...]

By |2023-05-23T06:29:16+01:00April 7th, 2023|Categories: 2023, Membership Form, News|Tags: , , , |Comments Off on Membership & Subscriptions, Reed CC 2023
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Herts League Captains’ Meeting – Tuesday 25th April 2023 at StoneX Stadium

The Meeting will start @ 7.45pm with an EGM to pass the Annual accounts and then the Main Meeting will commence at 8.00pm. The meeting is for all Club Captains (especially new ones) as the League often finds the lines of communication about your league responsibilities are not passed on. Barry Hellewell, SHPCL Secretary, will issue to all Club Reps the Agenda etc by email two weeks before the meeting. They will ensure that the details will be placed on the Herts League website as well. Cricket balls, Handbooks etc are to be collected AFTER the meeting. Please remember that the teams of all Clubs that attend will start the season with a 5 point ‘bonus’ in their respective divisions.

By |2023-03-22T08:37:39+00:00March 22nd, 2023|Categories: , , , |Tags: , , |0 Comments
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