Queries v Potterne CC: 18th August 2016: won by 1 wicket.
Jamaine Bullen top scored with 42 having earlier bowled 5 overs, including 2 maidens, taking 1 for 10
Akito Jacques didn’t trouble the scorers with his batting ! earlier he took 1 for 34 in his 5 overs .
Joe
Ford turns to see his wicket broken. Charlie and Sam Palmer, together
with skipper Chris Downham, watching from the pavilion.
Some more photos taken at the Hinton Charterhouse CC match taken by Tom Jacques, Akito’s father – to whom many thanks!
Sam Palmer happily marshalling his troops whilst [R] Akito Jacques gets ready to bowl.
Start of Akito’s run up and [R] Charlie Palmer lofts one straight down the ground.
Charlie Palmer [L] and Edd Sutthery on the drive.
The 93 year old start of HCCC Ed Meddings doing a spot of umpiring. On the right Fred Coupe.
Ian Perry appears to be through the shot before the ball has got to him. [R] Joe Jenkins sets up to smash another 6.
Opposition bowlers [L] skipper Liam Taylor and [R] Scyld Berry
A good picture of Will Arney in action with the ball and [R] his brother James clipping one to leg
A general view across this picturesque ground.
Queries v Hinton Charterhouse CC: 9th August; won by 25 runs.
Fred Coupe opened the batting and when his son Al;astair was out in the 3rd over, was joined by James Arney
Joe Jenkins on the sweep and on his way to 100 [retired]: on the right Edd Sutthery.
Query candidate Peter Borton opened the bowling for HCCC: and senior Query Andy Palmer offered to do a spot of umpiring.
Akito Jacques took the new ball and bowled well. First change was Sam Palmer and some leg spin.
Spectators James Arney, Joe Jenkins, Will Arney and Akito Jacques. On the right scorers Alastair Coupe and Ian Perry.
Edd Sutthery keeping wicket.
Queries v Farley CC; 7th August; won by 66 runs
Geoff Ramsey made a special flagpole for the Queries flag: and Thommo did some umpiring
Harry
Flack also umpired, watching another Query bowler, Dan Gibson, playing
for Farley. [R] Mike Swabey hits through mid wicket for 4.
Tom Pike scored 25 before being caught. Skipper Jon Moore bowled 5 overs for 34 runs and took one key wicket
Matt Haslett bowled 3 overs taking 1 for 17. Tom Andrew was part of the bearded duo in the slip cordon with Richard Moore.
Queries v Gloucestershire Gipsies CC; 3rd August at Stowell Park: drawn
The Queries flag flies above the Stowell Park pavilion
The
new ball opening attack – Akash Saraswat [10-3-35-1] and Jamaine Bullen
[14-3-46-1]. Ninian MacGregor is at short mid-wicket.
Jake Bunday bowled 9 overs, taking one for 51. On the right the
slip cordon seems to think that keeper Ian Perry has the ball !
Akah top-scored with a marvellous 157
Queries 2016 Tour to Yorkshire
Match 1 v Yorkshire Gents CC, 25th July at Escrick: won
First a team pic, and then the cordon gets ready for the first ball of the match bowled by Tom Grant.
Archie Hancock and Chris Downham : Jack Bramwell bowled 3 quite expensive overs !
Star batsman Brendon Louw hit a mighty 85, but [R] Sam Julyan managed just 14 before getting caught.
Match 2 v The Hawks on 26th July, at Otley CC: won
Joe Ford, keeper Dave Bromley, and slips Tom Pike and Jack Bramwell. [R] Sumith Surendran took 1 for 33 in 6 overs
Theo Bossom joined us for the match, bowled 7 overs, and took 1 for 33
Match 3 v Ilkley CC on 27th July at Ilkley: won
A willing umpire? Jack bramwell does the honours watching Chris Downham scoring 11 with the bat
Tom Grant opened and scored a very fast 92 before getting bowled. [R] Tom Andrew came in a 3 and scored 18
Sam Julyan was not out 19 at thew close, whilst Brenson Louw [R] scored 87 of 39 balls, including five 6s
The tell-tale baseball grip of David Bromley [7] and a powerful sweep from Sumith Surendran [21].
Sadly we have no photos from the 4th tour match against Southwell CC in Nottinghamshire which,
because of rain, became a T/20 game. The Queries won by 24 runs.
Queries v Canford Cygnets 13th July at Canford School: lost
On the left, Brendon Louw, opened with 55 before being judged lbw. On the right jack Bramwell was caught on the boundary for 53.
Joe
Cranch came in at 3, started quietly, then accelerated, and was caught
for 69. On the right Ian Perry was one of Ru Bunday’s run out victims!
The Bunday brothers – Ru on the left [18*] and Jake who was run out for 2.
Ru Bunday bowled 8 overs for 51 runs. Brian Thompson had to look on as a youngewr man, Brendon, took the gloves !
After drinks, Jack Bramwell took the gloves, allowing Brendon to bowl 8-0-39-1.
Queries v Free Foresters: 7th July at Dauntsey’s School. Lost
The bowlers – [L] Richard Mills 9.2-0-53-1 and [R] Ru Bunday 6-0-30-1
[L] Paul Roberts who bowled 9 overs and took 4 for 55. [R] the cordon of Ru Bunday, David Bromley and Chris Breeze.
Jack Hurley took the gloves after the break: Max Romer-Lee is at point. [R] the team gathers after a wicket falls.
Max Romer-Lee opened the batting and nicked one to the keeper for 9: Joe Cranch scored 34 before he was caught.
Jack
Hurley, after a very quiet start, batted belligerently and scored 60.
[R] Kieren Chivers gets some company as last man standing.
Queries v The Infantry CC: 28th June 2016 at Tidworth. Match abandoned [rain].
Freddie Coupe skippered the team: Tom Pike took 2 for 33
Edd Sutthery [left], also a Query, skippered the Infantry side.
David Bromley was very sharp behind the stumps
Queries v The Grannies: 26th June 2016 at Avebury. Won by 5 wickets
Tom Pike bowled 3 overs for 4 runs – but Ninian McGregor was a little more expensive at 2 for 53 in 8 overs
Jack Bramwell skippered with the gloves on
Hamish Fyfe came in at 3 and score 43 runs
Queries v Royal Artillery CC: 22nd June at Larkhill. Lost by 25 runs
The two pros: on the left Brendon Louw [79] and on the right Lincoln Edwards [103]
Max Romer-Lee in full flight, whilst the slip cordon of Chris Breeze, Joe Cranch and Brendon Louw get ready.
Queries v Dauntsey’s School: 21st June: lost
Jack Bramwell: Will Thomas looks on as Joe Cranch is bowling
Joe Wookey at the crease. Duncan Lorrain came out of retirement to wear the gloves !
Lawrence Hannaford was skipper, bowler [4 for 33 in 11 overs] and batsman [21] watching Archie Ayling bowl.
Presentation time: David Haywood presented the MotM Award to Hamish Janes who top-scored with 43.
Queries v Erlestoke CC: 10th June: lost a T20 match.
Joe Cranch played a very competent innings for his 50, and then retired. Jack Bramwell also went ‘walkabout and was stumped.
Queries v Chilmark: 12th June: won by 8 wickets.
On the left, keeper Richard Barnes plus Ben Hodder and Ian Wheeler. On the right, Ben Hodder on his way to a 50
On the left Dom Fry who scored a quick 42. On the right Jaime Coupe bowled with a bit of pace
On the left Josh Sullivan bowled 4 good overs for one so young. On the right keeper Richard Barnes with Joe Ford at gully.
Richard Barnes scored a half century
Queries v London New Zealand CC: 5th June: lost
Max Romer-Lee scored an elegant and effortless 196, including a number of massive 6s.
Max was supported for a time by new-comer Alex Thompson [7*] [L] and Tom Andrew [41].
Tom Grant opened with Max and was in good touch for his 28 before he chipped one back to the bowler
Tom Pike bowled 4 overs for 27 runs; and Simon Campbell bowled 6 overs, taking 1 for 35.
Archie Easton didn’t have the best of days with the new ball. Meanwhile Max did have the best of days !
This is a Max 6 over deep long on
Queries v Army Air Corps: 25th May: won
Edd Sutthery on the left, and Jack Hurley on the right
Jack Bramwell punches one down the ground. On the right, Matt Janes bowling.
The elegant style that can only belong to Max Romer-Lee ! When it works, as in the LNZCC match, it is very effective.
Tom Grant
