2008 Photos

 

    

2008
[75th] SEASON PHOTOS
  


The Algarve 6 a side Festival at Vilamoura


These photos were taken by Barry Aitken before his camera broke!

More photos, taken by other Queries on the trip, will be added later.





A general view of the ground





Club President David Haywood travelled as scorer,

and scored for at least 10 matches on the first day alone.




The first thing to be done at Gatwick on the way out was to

look after the inner man! Two farmer’s fried breakfasts please!




There was tennis to be played, and Jim Langan

demonstrated very well that he was a trained player!




Team Captain Wayne Egglestone gets a call from his sponsor. The haircut

on the first day was a disaster and so this crew cut followed in order to hide the mess.





On the other hand, Tom Grant had no such problems with his hair,

and put a red stripe down the middle to add some colour.




Jim Langan’s smile means that he escaped the barber and the dyer!




Team photo – with David H subbing for James Melhorn who couldn’t play. From 3 matches,

Wayne top-scored with 43 and Tom Grant got 34. Wayne also got 3 wickets in the

same matches.



 

Fielding and catching skills were honed in the pool




Is Tom catching – or getting ready for communion?




The President and Alex have a team talk down town.




The thunder storms and lightening on the last 2 days turned ditches into

streams.




Waiting for the prize-giving to begin.

L to R: David H, Meyrick, Stumpie, Tom G, Big Al, Bam Bam and Wayno




More of the same . .

 




Alex




Jimma




Tom




Alex, Bam Bam and Wayne.




David Haywood receives his award for good scoring.




More catching practice at the pool. Bam Bam watches as

Wayne pouches it with his eyes closed.


The 75th Anniversary Dinner

at High Post Golf Club





The diners listening to Peter Brooke’s speech.




Bruce Gauntlett and John Manners in the foreground. Alex Garman,

Andy Palmer, Adrian Money, James Stevenson and Brian Thompson

further back.




Looking down the dining room to the top table. At the front left is Nick Wheatley.




Dan Langan.




John Manners (Hampshire, Combined Services and Royal Navy), who will be 94 in 2 weeks time

and who played against the Queries in the first 2 day match in 1935.




Adrian Money and Jimmy Ridge – both ex Wiltshire county players.




Andy Palmer, Adrian Money, Jimmy Ridge and Bruce Gauntlett




Peter Brooke – Lord Brooke of Sutton Mandeville – in full flow

with David Haywood in the background.




Chris Potter




Richard Brewer, Treasurer of the Club for the past 43 years.




Bill Withall, David Germain, Peter Salisbury (back to camera), Bruce Gauntlett,

John Manners and Chris Potter exchange tales from the old days.




Bill Withall listens to Peter Brooke’s speech. Jamie Harvey is behind.




A slightly out-of-focus Theo Bossom.




Freddie Coupe, Jamie Harvey, Jim Langan, and Jeremy Wilkins.




President of the Club David Haywood




Derrick Beer who a week earlier had organised such a good Queries

Golf Day.




Alex Garman with stars in his eyes!


The Eastcote CC match

at Pinner in Middlesex 13th September





Sam Blake and Paul Redfern argue about who

will open the batting!




Keeper Sam Blake, slip Paul Redfern and wide gulley Simon Foster

get ready for a new ball from Theo Bossom.



 

 


Will Hopton in the field and bowling. He bowled 6
overs for 17 runs and took one very excitingand sharp catch and mid off to win the match.

 





David Haywood scored 27

 

Paul Redfern on his way to 65.

 

Sam Blake tries to nurdle one. He scored an unbeaten 35.

 

 

David Haywood contemplates the track and the next ball.


The Valley End CC match

at Valley End 3rd September




Skipper David Haywood marshalls his field whilst Tom Shaw and Richie Sills look on.





Wayne Egglestone bowling





Vaughn Williams blocks his first ball. It was followed by a single,

two sixes and a dismissal.




Freddie Coupe (21) and Will Hopton (54) confer between overs.




Tom Shaw stood in as keeper, letting through only 5 byes

and taking one catch.


The Frogs CC match

at Devizes on 25 August





Theo Bossom bowling. He took 1 for 41 from 9 overs





Skipper Nick Lind scored 6 before he was stumped




Nick Lind and Simon Campbell scored well before Nick was stumped.

Simon scored 88 before he was bowled.




At one stage the Frogs were scoring freely and here Sam Blake

watches another ball sail over the boundary.



 

James Plowright took 3 for 18 in 6 overs.




Slips Ollie Sloane and Dan Langan and gully Tom Grant watch anxiously

as Sam Blake spills a ball.




Tom Pike bowling


The 75th Anniversary Golf Day

at Bowood Park GC 20th August 2008





Hamish Horton won the day, scoring 35 points




Bill Withall drives on the 21st tee

 

 

 

 


   David Germain, Tony Moorby and Nick Agg-Manning



Event organiser Derrick Beer drives on the 6th

watched by Jamie Harvey and Hamish Horton

 


  

     Jack Castle


The Swindon GWR Old Boys XI match

at Devizes 17th August.





Sam Blake and David Haywood. Sam took a good catch in the first

over to dismiss Tom Norris.



 

Jim Langan reaches for one. He scored 16.




Every time I photo Tom, the style is the same: good feet, good head,

good right elbow, good balance – and generally a good score. Today he got 42.


The Incogniti CC match at Devizes

on 11th August





Brian Thompson, a competitive and charismatic skipper





Jon Moore waits at short extra cover.




Tom Grant posing at square leg. He scored 40 before being stumped

and later bowled 6 overs for 15 runs.


The Hinton Charterhouse match

on the 3rd August





Matt McCann before the match




Simon Cottle does his stretches




James Grant and Iain Kiy




Iain Kiy launches one over mid wicket.




Tom Grant


The Tour to Yorkshire in late July


The Yorkshire Gentlemen’s CC match at Escrick





The tourists: l to r – Richie Sills, Will Hopton, Hugo Tilney, Ru Bunday, Simon Campbell,


Tom Pike, Freddie Coupe, Richard Moore, David Thompson, Tom Grant and

 

Jeremy Wilkins on the grass.




Tom Pike, Richie Sills and Hugo Tilney

 


 

 


Will Hopton defends on his way to carrying
his bat for 69          Simon Campbell at
gulley, Richie Sills keeping, Hugo Tilney at slip

 

 


The Saints CC match at Harrogate CC

 

 

 



155 not out – Richie Sills


Simon Campbell, Richie’s partner at the end, who

contributed 38 runs of his own.

 

The sight of the Harrogate CC pavilion that greeted us. Portakabins

were the order of the day for changing and showers, but luckily

the bar and dining building was not damaged.

 

 

Match vs Ilkley CC at Ilkley

 

Some of the players relaxing at the pavilion.


Free Foresters CC match

at Devizes CC on 24th July





Tom Grant, remodelled as a slow left arm bowler, bowled 12 overs and took 2 for 32

in an excellent spell of unchanged bowling.





Ru Bunday bowled 12 overs in two spells, with one maiden, and conceded 57 runs.

He bowled very well throughout and his first spell was particularly good.


Hampshire Hogs CC match

at Devizes CC on 23rd July





Waiting for the action to begin. On the far left is Peter Salisbury who had come along to watch.

Luke Jones stands, then (l to r) Matt McCann, Simon Campbell, Nik Westlake, Richard Moore,

Peter Bazalgette (H Hogs) standing, then Ru Bunday and Jeremy Wilkins seated. Ru and Jeremy took

9 wickets between them, with Ru getting a 5 fer.





Oops! Freddie Coupe plays and misses.




Jeremy Wilkins waits for the Hogs skipper Rob Kitson to set his field.





Keeper Matt McCann, slip Nik Westlake and gulley Simon Campbell get ready.




Jeremy Wilkins in full flow. He bowled 14 overs, including 5 maidens,

and took 4 for 27. Meanwhile at the other end, Ru Bunday also bowled 14 and 5,

and took 5 for 39.


Chippenham CC match

at Devizes CC on 22nd July





Peter Monteith had a good game behind the stumps: Tom Grant

is at deep gulley.




The slip cordon is ready. Hamish Horton, Tom Shaw, Peter Monteith

and Simon Campbell. Richard moore is in the foreground.



 

 

Tom
Shaw lets one go through

David Haywood umpiring: Tom Shaw
backing up

 

 




 


Tom Shaw scored a competent and comfortable century,

and carried his bat, on his Queries debut as a
candidate


Oxford Downs CC match

at Standlake 21st July



 


Tom Pike in full flow in his second spell



 


Freddie Coupe



 


The slip cordon to Tom Pike’s bowling – Iain Campbell, Theo Bossom sand Derrick Beer



 


Tom Haywood plays and misses



Tom Norris stretching for the ball


The Inaugural Twenty/20 Event

at Devizes CC on the 20th July 2008



 

Jeremy Wilkins bowling



 

James Grant has the batsman’s view of

Alex Garman bowling



 

Simon Cottle bowling



 

Alex Garman making a slightly unconventional stroke to get runs



 


Nick Lind blocking one



 


One big swish – and a miss



 


Theo Bossom is out!



 


The winner!  Simon Campbell holds the trophy

donated by Charlie Clark and prsented by the President David Haywood



Some
of the watching players – David Hagelthorn (standing), Anthony Jackson
(shades), James Naylor (with cap), Freddie Coupe (centre) and an
exhausted Tom Grant (foreground)



 

Nick Lind sets off for a single

 

 

 

 



Simon Campbell on the drive

 

 



 

Team talk – Theo Bossom, Matt McCann and Simon Campbell

 



 

Tom Grant is classic drive position


Lacock CC match

13th July


(with grateful thanks to Gilly Bunday who took these photos) 





David Haywood and Nick Bunday come off the field

after a spell of umpiring.




Three successful Queries on the day. Nick Bunday on the left scored 21: Ru took

4 for 9 from 8.5 overs, including 3 maidens: and Jake bowled 4 overs, conceding just 8 runs.

 


 

Jake Bunday steps too far to leg and is bowled – but still manages a smile as he leaves the pitch.

 

 

 




James Grant facing the Lacock bowling.

Will Hopton scored 90 before
being out lbw


Dauntsey’s School match,

West Lavington 26th June


(We are indebted to the staff photographer of the Wiltshire Times for these photos)



 

A stiff breeze on the day




Freddie Coupe playing forward carefully




Adam Acworth plays all round one




Ollie Sloane in classic mode on the drive




Ollie Sloane again, this time hitting behind square.




Paul Coffey, who had driven from Glasgow for the match, belts one

away through mid wicket.




A brilliant photo of a super forward short leg catch

by Dauntsey player Jon-Paul Yalden




Vice President Peter Salisbury watches the action with Wayne Egglestone and Dan Langan.





The two teams pose for the camera.


SOA CC Match

at Standlake, 1st July





Derrick Beer took 1 for 32 from 8 overs




Ninian MacGregor flights one in. he took 2 for 46 in 5 overs




Luke Jones took 3 wickets for 39 runs in 7 overs. Ninian MacGregor is at mid off, and

Dan Langan in the foreground.


Nomads CC match

at Devizes, 15th June




 


Alex Garman scored 104 not out

 




 


Ollie Sloane scored 61




 


David Haywood scored 55 before retiring



 

Ollie Sloane

 



 


Ed Coupe launches another grenade

 


Stragglers of Asia match

at Devizes, 8th June





Dominic Moger in full flow from the top end, whilst

at the other end . . .





the slip cordon of Will jelf, Tom Ainger, Thoe Bossom, keeper Jim Langan

and David Haywood wait for a nick.



Lunch in the Devizes Sports Club pavilion.



Dom Moger smiles as he gets to his maiden half century after a maiden 6!

He was out caught for 51 off the last ball of the match.


The second match of the season

was a 10 wicket defeat by Monkton Combe School on the 8th May 2008






A general view of the very beautiful ground at Monkton Combe School



 

Will Hopton on the attack.




 

Queries Treasurer Richard Brewer turned out to watch.




Simon Cottle and Michael Swabey waiting to bat. Later Simon bowled 5 overs for

13 runs, including 2 maidens. Michael bowled 10 overs for 40 runs




Vaughn Williams and Will Hopton relaxing. Will had scored 31

and later bowled 3 overs.




The rather pretty pavilion at Monkton Combe

 


The first match of the 75th season against King’s School, Bruton, 27th April

 

Won by 52 runs




Skipper George Fox bowling. Dropped off his first ball

he took a wicket with his 6th.




 

A general view of the match. Will Dawe is at the non-striker’s crease,

and Barry Aitken is the umpire.




Jon Moore facing the school skipper Rob Anderson’s spin bowling. Rob played

for the Queries 2 seasons ago and made a good impression as a spinner.

 

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