There were many heroes on the day, but we should mention our opening batsman, Paul Smart who hit a great 55, Ted Tishler with a very correct 59no, and Aussie Joe Martinovic who held two (2) great catches.

GAMBLING COMMUNITY BENEFIT FUND

AKNOWLEDGE STATEMENT

The Logan Village Cricket Club inc is thankful for the amount of $30,000 for the purchase of a wicket roller and wicket mower for the preparation of playing surfaces at the club.

The club will also acknowledge the project on our web site www.loganvillagecc.org.au with photos of equipment purchased through the generosity of the Queensland Government Gambling Community Fund.

Signage will be placed on the items purchased at the clubs earliest possible chance.

Yours faithfully,

Gary Musch
Chairperson

We certainly had a rollercoaster ride – losing our first three matches, then stringing together six weeks or more of consistantly good cricket to position ourselves in the top four just before Christmas. Then it all went wrong- the less said about the 2010 part of our season the better.

There were many contributing factors to our demise post Christmas,many valid reasons or excuses in fact, however, the simple fact was our on field performances let us down. From where I stand I saw a big improvement within our club, In so far as player interaction and a more harmonious approach to training and also to game day. From my point of view this is so important and something we must build on next season if we are to succeed in growing our club into a more successful unit both on and off the field.

To Nathan,Gav,Shorty,Andrew,Tat’s,Watty,Shane,Jarryd,Trav,Brad,Dave,Jim,Tony,Cougar,Damien,Matty and J.L. thanks for your efforts during the season. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed your mateship both on and off the field. Any of you wishing to have a chat about your season and any ways of improving your performance I’d be only to happy to speak with you. And in reverse I may seem too old – but I love to hear from you on any improvements I could make to my on field performance, be it personally or any Captaincy issues that need to be addressed.

A special thank you to Nathan for his efforts in lodging each and every Saturday’s scores onto My Cricket- not an easy task considering some of the days we put in – then going home to that task.

To Gary and Michael many thanks for what you both do during the week to make each Saturday possible for us the players.

Don’t forget the presentation night on the Friday, 16/04/2010

Enjoy the off season, and stay safe..

Poppa Bear John

Friday 16th April 2010, commencing @ 7.00pm

where

at Gainsborough Greens Golf Club – Yawalpah Rd Pimpama – Exit 49 Pacific Motorway

who

All players & partners welcome

what

All-you-can-eat BBQ Buffet starts 7.30pm
Tap Beer, Basic Spirits, House Wine and Soft Drinks until 11.30pm

payment

2nd & 3rd Grade players who are up to date with all game and registration money are fully paid for the night
4th Grade players are $60.00, Partners are $35.00

golf

Anyone wishing to play golf prior to the start of the night can play from 3.00pm. Cost will be $20.00 per
person including cart for as many holes you can play by 6.15pm.
There are showers, and lockers available for you to freshen up before the night.

Bookings to Michael Pimm on 55466003 or 0416099940.

r.s.v.p

R.S.V.P by Friday 9th April 2010 – Gary Musch 0412735664 if attending

Download the full menu and invitation here

just a quick reminder that training resumes tomorrow 06/01/2010.

cheers,

michael pimm
president

2009/10 Rules & Conditions of Play

Hours of play
1. Morning games shall commence at 10.00 am. The first innings shall finish by 11.30 am. The second innings shall commence at 11.40 am (or 10 minutes after the completion of the first innings, whichever is the earlier). The second innings shall conclude once a result has been achieved or the required number of overs have been bowled.

2. Afternoon games shall commence at 1.30 pm. The first innings shall finish by 3.00pm. The second innings shall commence at 3.10pm (or 10 minutes after the completion of the first innings, whichever is the earlier) The second innings shall conclude once a result has been achieved or the required number of overs have been bowled.

3. Where there is only match at the venue on the day, the afternoon hours shall apply.

Bowling

1. Each innings shall last 20 overs.

2. These 20 overs shall be completed in 90 minutes. In the event that 20 overs are not bowled in the 90 minutes in the first innings (the over in progress shall be included as completed) the 20 overs are to be completed and the innings of the team batting second shall be limited to the number of overs completed at 90 minutes in the first innings.

3. No bowler may bowl more than 4 overs

4. Any delivery passing over head high of the batsman standing upright at the crease shall be called no‐ball

5. The bowler shall be permitted one short pitched ball per over passing over shoulder height of the batsman standing upright at the crease (but see 2d)

6. If the bowler bowls a front foot no‐ball, the next ball shall be a free hit. The umpire shall signal this by making a one‐handed circle above his head. For the free hit delivery, the captain cannot change the field setting and it will be the same as for
the previous delivery. The batsman can only be dismissed from a free hit if he is out due to Run Out, Handled the Ball, Hit the Ball Twice, or Obstructing the Field

Fielding Restrictions
 No more than five fielders can field on the leg side at any time

 No more than 2 fielders outside a 30 metre circle from the wicket for the first 3 overs.

 No more than 4 fielders outside a 30 metre circle from the wicket from overs 4 to 7

 Must have at least 4 fielders (not including the wicket keeper) inside the 30 metre circle from the wicket from overs 8 to 20.

Batting

 A new batsman must come to the crease within 90 seconds of the dismissal of the previous batsman

Bowl Out

1. If the game ends in a tie (ie scores level) the outcome shall be decided by a bowl out.

2. Five bowlers from each side shall bowl one delivery each at the wicket with no batsman at the crease.

3. Whichever team hits the wicket the most times shall be the winner.

4. If the result is still undecided, five different bowlers from each side shall repeat the above process.

Tomorrow is the start of a very exciting new season for the Logan Village Cricket Club. I am proud to say that we are fielding the most teams in well over 10 years. We have a 2nd Grade side and 2 3rd Grade sides contesting the Gold Coast Gabba Sporting Products Cup, 3 4th Grade teams entered to contest the newly named Aussie Car Loans Cup and an under 11 juniors team contesting the local Beenleigh Cricket Association Junior Competition. This has been a fantastic result for our great club and one that you should all be very proud of.

On mentioning the Aussie Car Loan Cup, this competition has now grown from 4 teams last year to 8 this year, I would like to thank Gary and Shane on the hard work you guys have put into organising these teams and helped it grow. I big thank you has to go to Aussie Car Loans CEO Joe Martinevic on his sponsorship of not only the competition but also the sponsorship for our club, without these businesses helping us out financially we don’t have a club, so thanks Joe on behalf of all the players and lets hope we can bring home another premiership for you this year.

To all the new members that have joined this year, thank you for choosing Logan Village Cricket Club and I hope the time you have already spent here has been what you were hoping for. To all the captains this year, goodluck and thank you for taking on the responsibility of leading your team.

Remember that your scores need to be loaded onto the MyCricket website by 10.00am on the Sunday morning after, so if you don’t know how to complete this please contact our Treasurer/Webmaster Dale Lawson on 0414292906 and he will talk you through the process. Failure to do this will result in points deductions and fines to the club.

I would like to wish everyone the best of years and hope that you all go out there and perform to the best of your ability but the main thing is to go out there and enjoy yourselves. Enjoy spending time with your team mates, celebrate big wins (Responsibly of Course), be happy for your team mates when they do something special but above all play the game hard and play fair.

Go the Village

Michael Pimm
Logan Village Cricket Club President

ALAN NIELSEN OVAL – Nielsens Road, Carrara – 38 A14
ALBERTON – Alberton Road, Alberton – 265 L18
ANGOVE PARK – Gregory Street, Southport – 28 R8
CHELTENHAM OVAL – Cheltenham Drive, Robina – 48 M17
GALLEON WAY – Galleon Way, Currumbin Waters – 70 J10
GLASMAN OVAL – Allied Drive, Arundel – 18 M20
HESSIAN OVAL – Discovery Drive, Helensvale – 17 H6
JOHN HANDLEY OVAL – Christine Ave, Burleigh Heads – 59 P2
MERRIMAC OVAL- Dunlop Court, Mermaid Waters – 49 J4
NEWSTEAD PARK – Weaber Road, Buccan – 282 C6
OXENFORD OVAL – Tamborine Oxenford Road, Oxenford – 6 P18
SALK OVAL – Sarawak Avenue, Palm Beach – 70 P6
SAM LOXTON OVAL – Sports Drive, Runaway Bay – 18 Q6
SIR BRUCE SMALL OVAL – Allchurch Street, Benowa – 38 R10
TANSEY PARK – Tansey Drive, Tanah Merah – 263 F4
WYANGAN – Somerset Drive, Mudgeeraba
TSS (The Southport School) – Winchester St, Southport – 29 F19

Synthetic Wickets

ALBERT 1 & 2 – Monaco Street, Broadbeach Waters – 39 E15
BEATTIE ROAD- Beattie Road, Coomera – 7 B7
BOND UNIVERSITY – Ring Road, Robina – 49 H17
BROADBEACH PS – Margaret Avenue, Broadbeach – 49 Q2
CANINGERABA STATE SCHOOL – Whistler Dr, Burleigh Waters – 59 N4
COOKE MURPHY 2 – Ashton Street, Labrador – 18 R19
COOMERA PRIMARY
CORNUBIA PARK – Bryants Road, Loganholme
DARCY DOYLE OVAL – Somerset Drive. Mudgeeraba – 58 C5
DUX OVAL – Broad Street, Labrador – 19 D20
ELANORA OVAL – Park Court, Elanora – 70 L3
FRANK CHASTON FIELDS – Worongary Road, Gilston – 47 A7
GAMBAMORA OVAL – Riversdale Road, Oxenford – 6 P20
GAVEN PS – Pinevale Drive, Gaven – 16 N10
JACOBS RIDGE – Pincally Crescent, Ormeau
MALLAWA 1 & 2 – Cnr 19th Avenue & Melaleuca Drive, Palm Beach – 60 G16
MALLAWA 3 & 4 – Melaleuca Drive (Abelia Street end), Palm Beach – 60 G16
MERRIMAC SHS – Dunlop Court, Mermaid Waters – 49 H4
MORIARTY PARK – Coburg Road & Monarch Drive, Canungra – 33 C14
NIELSENS ROAD No. 2 & 3 – Nielsens Road, Carrara – 38 A14
PACIFIC PINES – Pacific Pines Boulevard, Gaven – 27 D2
PACIFIC PINES SHS – Archipelago Street, Pacific Pines – 27 1B
PALM BEACH PS – Brooke Avenue, Palm Beach – 60 K15
PIZZEY PARK – Pacific Avenue, Miami – 49 L15
RUGBY PARK – Rugby Lane, Helensvale – 17 F2
SAM LOXTON 2 & 3 – Sports Drive, Runaway Bay – 18 Q6
SID BIGG 2 – Tallai Road & Mission Road, Mudgeeraba – 49 Q18
SIR BRUCE SMALL No 2 & 3 – Allchurch Street, Benowa – 38 R9
SOUTHPORT PS – Queen Street, Southport – 29 B13
ST STEPHENS COLLEGE – Reserve Road, Upper Coomera – 6 N9
ST VINCENTS PS – Fairway Drive, Broadbeach Waters – 49 B2
STAFFSMITH PARK – Southport Avenue, Eagle Heights (Tamborine Mtn) – 14 E12
TERRY & CAROL MOORE PARK – Duganden Road, Nerang- 36 N7
TUDOR – Clarkes Road, Loganholme

The Indoor Cricket World Cup is being held in Brisbane from the 11th to the 17th October 2009.

8 different countries will compete in 5 different categories for the ultimate prize – the Indoor Cricket World Cup.

For more info click here

The Beenleigh Logan Cricket Association & Aussie Car Loans have joined forces to revitalise local grass roots cricket.

For the 2009/10 season, the fourth (4th) grade competition will be known as the Aussie Car Loans Cup. This year will be a one (1) day competition, with a mid season separate Twenty/20 festival.

This has been an effort to revitalise the interest in local cricket not only for the aspiring cricketer but for the seniors who just want to enjoy a game of cricket & get out and have a go which we think is working with a definite 8 teams nominated with a strong
possibility of 10.

Logan Village has nominated 3 teams with a possibility of 4th.

(Pic is Joe Martinovic Aussie Car Loans Managing Director & Gary Musch Chairmain of Beeneligh Logan Aussie Car Loans Cup)
The Albert & Logan are running a story on this Wed 30/9/09.