100th Birthday Party Lunch for John Manners
John chatting to Chris Cutforth on his left.
From L to R: Brian Thompson, John Chris Cutforth, David Haywood, James Flecker, Richard Brewer,
Bruce Gauntlett and a hint of Peter Probyn
Peter Probyn, and the gang outside the Swan Inn after lunch
The Hampshire Wayfarers match – 4th September
Tom Cullen and Tom Grant attacking the ball
Joe Wookey working the ball out to off, and David Bromley on drives
Patrick Bromley gives it the long handle for a 6, and Freddie Coupe gets it away square on the leg side.
Ben Hodder bowling, and David Bromley takes the ball standing up to the wicket.
Tom Grant took 5 for 35. Dean Roodt on the right, played his last game for the Queries this season
and hopefully will come back to see us again next season.
The Winterbourne match – 31st August
Joe Jenkins opened the batting with his father: [r] Archie Walker hit 49 quick runs
Barry Maggs on his way to scoring 38: on the right Charlie Palmer nicks one and gets away with it.
Skipper Sam Palmer came in at 11 and saw out the 35th over: on the right the cordon is alert as Matt Janes runs in to bowl
Matt Janes bowled some pace and took 3 for 14 in 6 overs: on the right Sam Palmer took 2 for 23 in 5 overs.
Archie Walker
The Valley End CC match – 27th August
David Bromley scored 42 before being caught off the spinner: Jeff Haywood bowled 7 overs, 2 for 27.
David Bromley keeping: Dean Roodt at leg slip; Jeff Haywood at slip; Tom Palmer at point.
David Bromley gets ready for his ice bucket challenge: Ben Hodder seems to have warmed up after his.
Both teams after the match. This is James Young’s last year as Chairman [4th from right].
He is a long-standing Wiltshire Query and hopes that this fixture will be able to continue
after he has handed over.
The Frogs match – 24th August
A general view of the first day’s play: Frogs in the field, Tom Grant and Tom Andrew batting.
Two views of Tom Grant at the crease. He scored 86, including 10 fours
Tom Andrew [L] opened with Tom Grant and was run out for 44 bringing George Elliott [r] in at 3 and he was also run out
this time for 20.
David Haywood watching play with Graham Prain from The Frogs . On the right, Jeremy Wilkins took the new ball for the Queries.
Two Queries bowlers: Ben Hodder, 7 overs, one for 9: and Lawrence Hannaford 12 overs, two for 52.
David Haywood at slip watches keeper George Elliott take the ball
The last over of Day 1 and the Queries are trying hard to take the 6th Frogs wicket
The Grannies match – 17th August
The slip cordon gets ready for another Dan Ellis over; on the right, Tom Andrew
The Man of the Match, Tom Grant. 88 with the bat, and then 8-0-37-3
Jon Moore belts it to the mid wicket boundary: a more watchful Ian Kiy on the right
Dom Fry skippered the Grannies and is seen here bowling to Matt Haslett [on the right]
The Queries slip cordon – Tom Grant, James Melhorn, Ian Kiy and skipper Simon Campbell. On the right, John Bramwell
seems to be ignoring the warning !
Club Vice President Peter Salisbury came along to watch. On the right, another Grannies wicket falls.
The Gloucester Gipsies match – 6th August
Comparative bowling styles: Tom Cullen and Mike Swabey above: Matt Haslett and Paul Roberts below.
John Courtney attacking the bowling, whilst Matt Haslett reaches for one – and misses!
John Bramwell displays another solid defensive shot. On the right, Tom Cullen with his Dad Nick.
After the match: Ru, Matt Haslett, John, Tom, Nick Cullen and Matt Janes
The Incogniti match – 4th August
Ben Hodder bowling on the left, and standing at slip with keeper George Elliott.
Batsmen Cameron Main being defensive and George Elliott sweeping
John Bramwell backing up, whilst Ru Bunday flat bats it for a boundary.
The
Queries slip cordon; Tom Cullen, Ben Hodder, Ru Bunday and George
Elliott. On the right, Tom Cullen gets right over the ball.
Glamorgan Nomads match – 30th July
Charlie Grimshaw waits for the bowler. A general view across the ground, bathed in sunshine.
The
score board did not make for happy reading. After this pic was
taken, 2 wickets then fell with the score on 48. This forced
George Elliott
on the right to bat out for a draw, facing 98 balls for 47 runs before
he was out caught with the score at 145 and a draw was achieved.
Oxford Downs match – 28th July
Ben
Hodder on the left, before being trapped lbw for 9: on the right, James
Melhorn just before he lost his off stump for
33`
Jeff Haywood batting and bowling. he scored 33, and bowled 5 overs for 13 runs.
Will Langton bowling – 3 overs for 29 runs.
Stragglers of Asia match – 27th July
Alex Wilkins waits for the bowler: Charlie Grimshaw bowled 4 overs for 16 runs.
Kieran Chivers bowling [5-1-16-1]: on the right, Tom Pike.
Tom Pike again. He bowled two great spells totalling 19 overs and took 6 for 64
South Oxford Amateurs [SOA] match – 15th July
On
the left, Alex House, son of Tim, bowled 10 overs and took 2 for 35: on
the right, Charlie Harmer bowled 10 overs for 33 runs.
The
slip cordon is ready, Ed Borton with the gloves: on the right,
guest Zimbabwean player Godwill Mamhiyo scored 95 not out.
Peter
Borton came in at 7 and scored 22*: and a general view of the cordon –
Tom Shaw, Phil Wise, Godwill Mamhiyo, Ed Borton and Tim House.
Tim
House hitting powerfully through the off side before injuring his
achilles and retiring for 34: meanwhile Tom Shaw nicks one,is dropped
and went on to score 56!
Canford Cygnets match – 9th July 2014
A general view of the wonderful backdrop to the Canford ground: on the right, Jack Mynott on the drive.
George Elliott on the drive, and congratulations on scoring his first Queries half century.
The successful pair walk off at the end of the innings.
The brothers Duckworth who opened the bowling – Ed on the left and Rowan on the right.
16 overs of spin from Paul Roberts [L] and Mike Swabey [R] produced no wickets and conceded 84 runs in 16 overs.
Charlie Harmer bowled 4 overs for 23 runs and took a wicket. On the other hand, Andrew Duckworth bowled
just 2 overs, one of which was a maiden, and took 3 wickets for 3 runs!
Taken at the John Sayer Memorial Match at Dauntsey’s School; 24th June 2014
Lawrence
Hannaford took 5 wickets with his spin: on the right the slip cordon,
Joe Wookey, Ed Borton, Chris Downham and Simon Campbell.
Andy Duckworth on the left, opening for the School, and Chris Downham opening for the Queries.
Jack
Bramwell displays exemplary style, watched by the Queries seniors John
Manners, Chris Cutforth, David Germain, Richard Brewer and Bruce
Gauntlett.
The presentation of the MotM Trophy to the School by James Sayer, and Andy Palmer talks about John Sayer
The MotM award was made by James Sayer to School skipper, opening batsman and keeper Duncan Lorrain
Taken today at the Chilmark match; 15th June 2014
Jonny Nickel opened the bowling, taking 2 for 29: he was followed by Tom Pike who took 3 for 8 in just 4 overs.
Tom Pike was on a hat-trick, hence the Queries surrounding the bat: on the right the ever-dependable Brian Thompson
Peter Rigiani opened the batting, scoring an undefeated 59: for a while he was partnered by Simon Campbell
who also scored a quick fore 59.
It was great to see James Stevenson at the match, albeit playing for Chilmark !
Taken at The Idlers CC match, played at Leckford CC: 25th May
A general view across the ground, with Queries in the field: and Tim Law bowling [8-2-26-3]
Brian Thompson with the gloves, and Luke Fernley at point: on the right Otto Hopton bowled well [9-0-44-1]
Players congratulate Jack Mynott’s wicket [13-1-40-2]: and after the match the teams settled in at the Mayfly pub.
Taken at the King’s School Bruton match: 4th May
[with thanks to Gilly Bunday]
On the left, Chris Downham sweeps to leg, and on the right Dan Cupit is on the drive.
Ben Dudley gets a sharp stumping whilst on the right Jake Bunday is bowling, closely watched by Tom Grant and Dan Hodder
Joe Dorgan on the offensive and Tom Andrew on the defensive
