CSCA Under 15 Tour to West Indies

CORNWALL SCHOOLS'
CRICKET ASSOCIATION
Under 15
WEST INDIES TOUR
Easter 2018
Barbados
Trinidad
& Tobago

Index
‐ General Information ‐
CSCA History ...............................9
Our thanks to ..............................2
Previous Tour Results ................41
Sponsors’ acknowledgments.....31
Statistical Records......................52
Team photo ..............................56
Tour Itinerary ..............................7
‐ Letters from ‐
Guy Hewitt ..................................4
Max Waller ...............................15
Paul Farbrace ............................13
Trevor Doughty .........................11
‐ The Player’s Profiles ‐
Adam Snowdon .........................27
Adam Thomas ...........................29
Aidan Carter ..............................19
Alex Barrett................................17
Alex Lean ...................................25
Ben French ................................21
Connor Cooke............................19
Freddie Stevenson.....................27
Freddie Ward.............................29
Harry Matthews.........................25
Jacob Inch..................................23
Jensen Burrell............................17
Lewis Dee ..................................21
Nathan Keevil ............................23
‐ The Tour Official’s Profiles ‐
Andrew Jones ............................35
Gavin Armstrong .......................33
Malcolm Broad ..........................31
Nigel Sanders.............................37
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The Cornwall Schools' Cricket Association would like to record sincere thanks
to the following for their tremendous support for the tour
Guy Hewitt
Paul Farbrace
Trevor Doughty
Cornwall County Cricket Club
Cornwall Cricket League
A Game Sports
Kathy Jordan
Tom Reed and Harry Reed
William Sykes, Photography
Barbados High Commissioner in London
Assistant Coach ‐ England Cricket
Corporate Director for Education, Health
and Social Care for Cornwall Council
Financial support for the tour
Financial support for the tour
Tour clothing and Flight Bags
Chef duties in Barbados
Lifeguard duties in Barbados
Financial support for the tour
Raj and Cheryl Ramnath, Allaboard Tours Transport in Trinidad
Debbie Rundle, Newells Travel
Neil and Elridge, Coconut Travel
Nick Palmer, Tremorvah Industries
Harry Reed
Kevin Stevens
Tour flights and Insurance
Transport in Barbados
Tour Caps
Tour Brochure Photographs
Tour Brochure and Reprographics
Especial thanks are due to:
Steven Leslie, Director of Cricket of the Barbados Cricket Association;
Suraj Mahabir, President, Weskey Dookhoo, Treasurer and Nigel Maraj, Secretary from
the Trinidad and Tobago Secondary Schools Cricket League,
and David Furlonge, from Queens Park Cricket Club,
for all their work in support of the tour.
Grateful thanks are also expressed to the organisations who have advertised in this
brochure and by so doing have provided considerable financial support and to those,
too numerous to mention here, who have supported the tour in any way.
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Mr Malcolm Broad, MBE
Hon. Secretary
Cornwall Schools’ Cricket Association
42 Bedowan Meadows
Newquay
Cornwall
TR7 2SN
January 2018
Dear Mr Broad
To the players, organisers and supporters of Cornwall Schools Cricket.
I am delighted that the Cornwall Schools’ Cricket Association has decided to embark on
yet another tour to Barbados and wish you all a memorable visit.
As you are aware, our countries share a long and much valued history and heritage
including cricket, which is far more than a game. Cricket crosses boundaries and breaks
barriers and, in so doing, unites players, spectators and countries both on an off the field.
As Barbados has been globally competitive in cricket for many a generation, I expect the
fixtures willbe both competitive and enjoyable. I encourage you to follow theexample of
the Barbados and England legends and be good ambassadors for your game, team and
country.
I also encourage you to enjoy all that Barbados has to offer; sample things Bajan including
our beautiful beaches, crystal waters, breathtaking landscapes, scrumptious food and the
warmth and hospitality of our people.
Have a great time!
with best wishes,
Guy Hewitt
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CORNWALL SCHOOLS'
CRICKET
ASSOCIATION
Under 15
WEST INDIES TOUR
“Guarae Wheag, Yw Gare Teag”
“Fair Play is Good Play”
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TOUR ITINERARY
Sunday 25th March: Departure from Cornwall at 13.00 by Coach for North Terminal at London Gatwick,
from Carn Brea Leisure Centre, with pick-up at Chiverton, Cornwall Services at Roche and Texaco
Garage at Plusha. Twilight check-in at 20.00 at Zone A at North Terminal at Gatwick Airport and
overnight at Gatwick Hilton.
Monday 26th March: Full English breakfast followed at 09.00 departure for security clearance at North
Terminal for Virgin Atlantic flight VS29 at 11.05 for Barbados.
Arrival at Grantley Adams International Airport at 15.00 and transfer with Coconut Travel to
accommodation at Rostrevor Apartments in St Lawrence Gap.
Tuesday 27th March: Warm-up and practice session in the morning followed by afternoon visit to Essex v
MCC at Kensington Oval. Overnight accommodation at Rostrevor in St Lawrence Gap.
Wednesday 28th March: Leave Rostrevor at 07.30 for flight LI 771 with LIAT at 09.45 for departure to
Piarco Airport in Trinidad with arrival at 11.50. Transfer to accommodation at Alicia’s House in Port of
Spain. The parent and supporters flight with Caribbean Airlines arrives at PIarco Airport at 20.15.
Thursday 29th March: Cricket match v Queens Park Cricket Club at Queens Park Oval starting at 11.00.
Reception. Overnight accommodation at Alicia’s House in Port of Spain.
Friday 30th March: Sightseeing – visit to Maracas Bay and lunch at Mall. Cricket match v Trinidad and
Tobago National team – Day/Night T20 game at The Brian Lara National Stadium starting at 17.00
Overnight accommodation at Alicia’s House in Port of Spain.
Saturday 31st March: Cricket Match v North and East Trinidad at Aranguez starting at 10.00.
Overnight accommodation at Alicia’s House in Port of Spain.
Sunday 1st April: Sightseeing - visit to Maracas Bay and lunch at Mall.
Cricket match v South and South East Trinidad at Powergen at Penal starting at 10.00.
Overnight accommodation at Alicia’s House in Port of Spain.
Monday 2nd April: Shopping and lunch at West Hall. Leave from Port-of-Spain for flight LI 336 with LIAT
at 15.15 from Trinidad to Grantley Adams airport in Barbados with arrival at 16.15.
Transfer to overnight accommodation at Rostrevor Apartments. The parent and supporters flight with
Caribbean Airlines arrives at Barbados Airport at 18.45.
Tuesday 3rd April: Cricket match.
Snorkelling trip with Thriller Tours and relaxing day on the beach.
Overnight accommodation at Rostrevor Apartments in St Lawrence Gap.
Wednesday 4th April: Cricket match v Franklyn Stephenson Academy at Bennetts in St Thomas starting
at 11.00 ‐ 40 overs. Overnight accommodation at Rostrevor Apartments in St Lawrence Gap.
Thursday 5th April: Cricket match v Barbados Under 15.
Overnight accommodation at Rostrevor Apartments in St Lawrence Gap.0
Friday 6th April: Cricket match v Franklyn Stephenson Academy at Bennetts in St Thomas starting at
11.00 ‐ 40 overs. Overnight accommodation at Rostrevor Apartments in St Lawrence Gap.
Saturday 7th April: Cricket match v Barbados Under 15.
Overnight accommodation at Rostrevor Apartments in St Lawrence Gap.
Sunday 8th April: Cricket match v Barbados Under 15. Farewell function after the game and overnight
accommodation at Rostrevor Apartments in St Lawrence Gap.
Monday 9th April: Relaxed morning at St Lawrence Gap, followed by departure at 14.00 from Rostrevor
for Grantley Adams Airport, followed by departure from Barbados on Virgin Atlantic flight VS30 at
17.15 for North Terminal at London Gatwick.
Tuesday 10th April: Arrival at London Gatwick at 06.40, followed by Coach transport back to Cornwall,
with drop off points at Plusha, Cornwall Services at Roche, Chiverton and Carn Brea Leisure Centre.
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Mum and Dad wish
ALEX BARRETT
and the team all the very best of luck
on their tour to West Indies
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C.S.C.A.
A Brief History
The Association was formed in 1955 and played its first inter-county match, against the old enemy Devon,
in July 1956. For the next 20 years a regular programme of four matches for an Under Fifteen side was
arranged against local counties. In 1978, in response to the greater interest in youth cricket, the Association
branched out and selected two additional teams at Under Thirteen and Under Eleven. Over the years the
programme has continued to grow and since 1990 the Association has organised teams in all age groups
for boys from Under Ten through to Under Seventeen. At the start of the new millennium, the Association
launched a Girls cricket initiative and currently there are teams for girls at Under 13, Under 15 and Under
17. In 2016 over one hundred and fifty representative matches will be played with “B” team matches at
several age groups. The Winter Coaching Programme, organised in conjunction with the Cornwall
Association of Cricket Coaches, provides essential training for all squads throughout the year and almost
all County matches are played on top Club grounds, with official umpires.
The Association also organises many knockout competitions for all schools both indoor and outdoor for
girls and boys, at both Primary and Secondary level within Cornwall and these provide cricket for over three
thousand pupils! Since 2016 these have been supported and sponsored by Rotary Clubs in Cornwall.
In 2012 Cornwall won the Minor Counties Championship for the first time in their 109 year history. The
team which defeated Buckinghamshire in the 4-day final, contained no fewer than 10 former CSCA players,
along with a professional from Pakistan! To add to this success 2015 brought another “first” with Cornwall
winning the Minor Counties knock-out Cup competition, once again with a team made up almost entirely
of CSCA “old boys”. Some CSCA “old boys” go on to even higher levels with Charlie Shreck and Liam Norwell
regularly playing First Class cricket. More recently Jake Libby has performed with great success for
Nottinghamshire and, if he can free of injuries, next summer should bring further success. Hopefully some
of these recent stars will emulate our own Jack Richards who played for CSCA in 1973 and who scored a
memorable century in the Test Match for England in Australia in 1987. Amongst former CSCA opponents
who have achieved eminence, are Sir Ian Botham, who scored a typically quick-fire 71 against us in 1970
and Marcus Trescothick who twice scored hundreds against CSCA! Cornwall teams at the Taunton Festivals
have “experienced” at first hand the remarkable talents of players such as Alistair Cook, Ian Bell, Matt Prior
and Graeme Swann as young players, and more recently our teams have played against Jos Buttler, Jonny
Bairstow, Haseeb Hameed, Ben Stokes and Joe Root, who are all currently involved in England teams.
In 1994 ESCA introduced an Under 15 County Championship and, remarkably, the Cornwall team made it
to the finals in 1994, 1995, 1997 and 2000 and only Yorkshire achieved similar distinction. In an attempt to
continue to sharpen the playing skills of our young players, the Association seeks to find top class opposition
every year. In 1994 we embarked on our series of highly successful international tours to South Africa with
our Under 13 team and in 2011 we started taking our Under 15 team to the Caribbean. In 2016, as another
“first” we arranged our first ever Girls Tour, to South Africa, which reflects the growing success of the Girls’
game in the Duchy!
In the coming season we will have fixtures against the best talent in the country, including games against
the youth teams of almost all of the First Class counties. Despite such demanding fixtures, our Under 17
team won the National ECB Royal London Insurance County Cup and two of our Girls teams were undefeated
in their ECB competitions, so clearly there is no shortage of talented players in Cornwall. We also have had
the pleasure of hosting visits from touring sides, especially our friends from Franklyn Stephenson Academy
and Trinidad and Tobago whom we will be delighted to meet and entertain in Cornwall.
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Mr Malcolm Broad MBE
Hon. Secretary
Cornwall Schools’ Cricket Association
February 2018
Dear Mr Broad
It is a great pleasure for me to contribute to this brochure for the 2018 tour of the
West Indies.
This is the eighth time the Under 15s have toured the West Indies and the
friendships and contacts established will be developed further and we can look
forward to a high standard and competitive cricket.
The Cornwall Schools’ Cricket Association gives great opportunities to young
cricketers and its work is one of the best examples I know of commitment and
dedication of all those involved in giving those young people a chance to excel at a
game they love and develop their overall education and experience of life.
I am sure those on tour will make full use of their opportunity and make the whole
event another great success. I wish everybody the best of luck for a winning and
enjoyable tour.
Trevor Doughty
Corporate Director
Children, Schools and Families
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Wishing our grandson
ALEX BARRETT
a successful tour to
the West Indies with
the Cornwall U15s
cricket team
from
DEREKEREK AND
GALYA
BRADLEY
Good luck to
AIDAN
and all the
Cornwall Team
going to the
West Indies
- - - - - - - - - - - -
Best Wishes
DAVID BANKS
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A message to the young Cornish cricketers from the England Assistant Cricket Coach
It is a great pleasure to offer some thoughts to the young cricketers of Cornwall
for their tour to the West Indies at Easter.
I’m sure that the Cornwall Under 15 team have a brilliant time. The West Indies is
a tough place to tour, the cricket is hard, but the off field activities and learning
will be fantastic. Some of my first memories were touring Barbados, Trinidad and
Guyana with Malcolm and the West Region Under 15 team.
For any young cricketer touring is a magnificent opportunity, it provides you with a
great learning opportunity, it tests you, it helps you to mature and be more accepting
of others in your team. I'm sure that the players will be looking forward with real
excitement to the trip, and it's important that they make the most of every aspect of
the trip.
I have been very lucky to have toured lots of different countries through cricket, it
has provided me with opportunities to explore and enjoy things I wouldn't normally
have seen. Sport is such a great thing to be involved with, it mirrors life in so many
ways, and the more experience you have the better.
It is an exciting time to be part of the national team set up, and we have developed a
lot over the past couple of years. At Test cricket we are still building our batting
depth, and need to learn quickly and improve. In ODI cricket we have made big
strides, and have introduced some very talented younger players from county cricket.
The key thing for any player coming into the national team, is to play the way they
play for their county, not to try and do anything differently, and it is up to us
involved in the back room setup to help these players settle and learn quickly.
I really hope the young cricketers representing Cornwall have a fantastic time, really
enjoy their tour, and make the most of this brilliant opportunity.
Best wishes
Paul Farbrace
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JENSEN
Wishing you and all the boys
a great tour in the West Indies.
Enjoy every minute.
We’re very proud of you.
Mum, Dad and Amelia x
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I am very pleased to send good wishes to the Cornwall Under 15 team for their
tour to the West Indies at Easter 2018.
I have made several visits to the Caribbean and the first two were with the West
Region Under Fifteen team in 2002 and 2003. I remember that on the first tour
we lost heavily to Barbados, but did better in Guyana and Trinidad. On the second
tour, I took 4 wickets for 21 runs playing at the Test match ground in Guyana,
which was an amazing experience. We won by 9 wickets so it was a very
memorable victory.
Cricket is very much a way of life in the West Indies and I am sure you will have
a fantastic time. Enjoy every minute of the tour, both on and off the field, and
try to learn something about the culture and ways of life of the countries you
visit.
With best wishes
MAX WALLER
Somerset County Cricket Club
The County Ground, Taunton, Somerset TA1 1JT
Telephone: 0845 337 1875 Fax: (01823) 332395 E-mail: info@somersetcountycc.co.uk website: www.somersetcricketclub.co.uk
Centre of Cricketing Excellence: (01823) 352266 Cricket Shop: (01823) 337597 Catering: (01823) 425327
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Paul Cricket Club
is proud to support
Alex and Lewis
on the Cornwall Under 15
tour to the West Indies
We wish them and the team
the best of luck
AIDAN
“We are
very proud of you!
Good luck in the
West Indies”
All our love
MUM AND DAD
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PLAYER PROFILES
CONGRATULATIONS
to my little brother
ALEX BARRETT
wishing him all the best
in the West Indies
from Lara
ALEX BARRETT
Alex is a 15 years old and lives in the small village named
Goldsithney, near Penzance, in South West Cornwall.
He has been playing cricket for the last 8 years for Paul,
a nearby village club, where he currently plays for the
U15, 1st XI and 2nd XI teams. Having been selected for
Cornwall at U10s and progressing up through the age
groups, he has come out of the shadows to become a
right handed opener for Cornwall.
Alex likes and plays many sports, including rugby
for Penzance Pirates and Cornwall, football,
hockey, badminton, water polo, table tennis,
handball and of course, cricket, his passion.
Alex is very much looking forward to this wonderful
opportunity to represent Cornwall in Barbados and
Trinidad and Tobago. He would also like to thank his
family, friends and the businesses that have helped to
raise the money to support him on the tour.
JENSEN BURRELL
Jensen has played cricket from a young age,
both for his local club, Camborne, and county
cricket for Cornwall. He has had an amazing
time with cricket and had the opportunity to
partake in the South Africa Tour in 2016 and
has been lucky enough to also be selected for
the West Indies Tour 2018. He has played both
batsman and bowler and more recently
migrated to wicket keeping.
Jensen is a true Leo star sign and has the heart
of a lion and plays with no fear, sometimes to
his detriment. He has a great sense of
humour and enjoys spending time with all his
team mates.
Outside of cricket he enjoys following his
football club, Plymouth Argyle and attending
as many matches as he can both home and
away.
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INDIAN CUISINE AT ITS FINEST
All at ASHA
wish Aidan and the team every success
on their tour to the Caribbean
Good luck to Aidan
and the Cornwall Team
on their West Indies Tour 2018
Love from Nannie and Grandad Carter,
Auntie Christina, Uncle Mark,
Harry, George and Emily Buckerfield
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AIDAN CARTER
Aidan is a wicketkeeper and right hand topmiddle
order batsman. He lives in Falmouth
and has played for the club since he was 8 years
old. Last summer he represented both
Falmouth 2nd XI and Mining League sides.
Aidan attends Truro School where he has a
particular interest in PE, Geology and DT.
To keep fit during the winter months he plays
rugby, for Truro U15s, and squash. He also
supports the Cornish Pirates.
Aidan is very much looking forward to the tour
and the opportunity of a lifetime to be able to
play cricket in Trinidad and Barbados. He
would like to thank everybody who has made
this amazing trip possible.
CONNOR COOKE
Connor is an enthusiastic cricketer who has played for
Cornwall since he was 10 years old. He bowls right
arm off spin and bats in the middle order. He has
captained the side for the last 2 seasons with some
great results, one being the Kings Festival in 2016
where the team won 5 out of 6 games and even beat
Yorkshire.
Connor attends Brannel School in St Stephen for
whom he plays cricket, football, badminton and rugby
and he captained the school cricket team to win the
schools County Cup.
Connor also plays football for St Dennis and represented
East Cornwall last year. He also trains with the Plymouth
Argyle Centre of Excellence. Connor plays cricket for
Grampound Road U15s and the 2nd XI.
Connor is really looking forward to playing cricket in
the West Indies and would like to thank everyone who
has helped him achieve this great opportunity.
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wishing
CONNOR
a fabulous tour of the West Indies
and good luck to all the team
Love from Nana and Steph
ST STEPHEN IN BRANNEL PARISH COUNCIL
are proud to support
CONNOR
on the West Indies tour in 2018
Good luck and congratulations
Office 2, Brannel Room ‐ 22 Fore St ‐ St Stephen ‐ PL26 7NN. Tel 01726 823 003
https://ststepheninbrannel‐pc.org.uk/
Wishing Connor
and the team a successful and enjoyable
tour to the West Indies
Lots of love from Mum, Dad and Jordan
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LEWIS DEE
Lewis is 14 years old and lives in Goldsithney. He
started playing for Cornwall in 2016. This will be
his first tour overseas and he is excited to have the
opportunity to represent Cornwall in the West
Indies, especially having the chance to meet up
with good friends he made from Trinidad who
toured here in 2017.
Lewis plays club cricket for Paul CC and bowls right
arm medium pace swing, playing his first men’s
game in 2016 at the age of 12 when he took 3-17.
He trains hard through the winters and last year
achieved his best bowling figures of 5-25 against
Gloucestershire on his home ground at Paul.
Lewis also plays football for Rosudgeon football
club. He attends Mounts Bay Academy and has
represented the school in many sports.
Lewis would like to say a big thank you to
everybody who has kindly sponsored him.
BEN FRENCH
Ben is a right handed top order batsman and
slow left handed bowler who has been playing
for Cornwall since the U12s. Ben also plays for
St. Austell Cricket Club second and third teams
and the U15s.
Ben goes to Truro School. In addition to
cricket, Ben also plays rugby where he plays
fly-half for St. Austell RFC and fullback for
school. He also enjoys hockey, football,
snowboarding and golf.
Ben is really looking forward to the tour and
would like to thank all his sponsors for their
kind donations and for making this trip
possible.
Best of luck to
BEN FRENCH
and the Cornwall team
from ITP Electrical
Specialist industrial and commercial electricians South West, Devon and Cornwall
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Congratulations
CONNOR
Hope you have a great tour
of the West Indies.
Love from Grandad & Elsie
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Good luck Jacob
and the team
from Granny Ang
and Grandad Terry
JACOB INCH
Jacob is 15 years old and lives in Roche. He attends
Brannel School in St Stephens.
He plays various sports and has represented his school
at football, cricket, badminton and rugby. He enjoys
playing Xbox, eating and watching football.
Jacob started playing cricket at 7 years of age at Roche
Cricket Club and has been a member of the county
squad since he was 9. In 2017 Jacob represented Roche
CC at U15, the 2nd team in East 3 and even made an
appearance in the 1st team in County 1. In 2017 he
made his first 100 against Kings College (113 not out)
on the 14/5/17, a special 46th birthday present for his
dad.
As well as sport, Jacob is a keen learner, his favourite
subjects being Maths, Science and Geography. He
would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who has
supported him in making this tour possible, his family,
his sponsors and everyone who has contributed.
GOOD LUCK JACOB
in Barbados and
Trinidad & Tobago
from Isabel
(your lovely sister!)
NATHAN KEEVIL
Nathan attends Penair School in Truro and is in
Year 10.
He plays for Grampound Road men’s team and
last year Nathan won the best bowler award for
the 3rd team. Nathan will be playing in the 2nd
team this year which is in the County 2 League.
As well as cricket, Nathan also enjoys playing
football. He plays for West Cornwall U15s,
Truro City U15s and Plymouth Argyle
Development Academy U15s.
Nathan is really looking forward to the West
Indies tour, it will be a great opportunity for
him as a county player to develop and a once
in a lifetime experience.
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Good luck to Connor
and the U15s Cornwall team
on their tour of the West Indies,
we wish them every success.
Love Nana & Steph
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ALEX LEAN
Alex is a right hand opening batsman and
occasional seam bowler and wicketkeeper. He
plays his cricket at Grampound Road, where he
joined as a 5 year old as part of the ball skills
programme. He enjoyed a strong club season
last year representing both the U15s and
3rd/2nd adult teams.
He attends Penair School and plays for the
Rugby, Football and Cricket teams. He is a keen
footballer and has a reputation as a hardtackling
defender, playing for both Truro City
Pythons and St Dennis.
Alex is very excited at the prospect of playing
in the West Indies and would like to thank all
his sponsors and family for their kind support
over the last few months.
HARRY MATTHEWS
Harry lives on the family farm near Probus, in
mid Cornwall. He attends Penair School, Truro;
PE being his favourite subject and represents the
school at cricket, hockey and rugby.
Harry is a right handed batsman and leg spin
bowler and plays for Grampound Road Cricket
Club, where he had an excellent 2017 season.
He broke through into the 2nd XI where he has
had many important partnerships batting with
his dad along the way (Harry being the mature
calm one!) Harry finished the season being
second highest run scorer for the club and third
highest wicket taker a very respectable feat for
one of the youngest players.
Harry is grateful for the opportunity to represent
Cornwall in the West Indies and is looking
forward to the experience and a successful tour.
He would like to thank everyone that has
supported him making the tour possible.
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Good Luck to
CONNOR
and the Cornwall U15 Cricket team.
Have a fabulous tour
of the West Indies 2018.
Lots of love from
MUM, DAD AND JORDAN
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ADAM SNOWDON
Adam lives in the small village of St Dominick,
in the south east of Cornwall, with his mum,
dad and his chocolate labrador called Marley.
He has four brothers who are all sportsman.
He is a right arm medium fast bowler and right
handed middle order batsmen and has played
for Cornwall since the age of 8. He plays for
Callington U15s and the 2nd XI. His best
bowling figures are 6-21 against Leicestershire
and his best batting performance was against
Devon.
Adam’s second interest is playing up front for
Callington U16s football team. Adam’s dad is a
former Cornwall County player and currently
plays for the County over 50s.
Adam would like to thank everyone that has
helped and supported him on the tour to the
West Indies.
FREDDIE STEVENSON
Freddie is 14 years old and is already 6 ft 4 and
still growing. He is an opening left arm fast
bowler and a lower order batsman. He lives in
Bude and attends Shebbear College. Freddie
has been playing for Cornwall since joining the
under 11s, and he also plays for Werrington
seconds.
Freddie had a great 2017 when he got the
chance to go to Cape Town for 2 months to play
for Newlands Cricket High School, which was a
huge learning curve for him playing lots of
challenging cricket in different conditions that
he was not so used to. He said “it was a
wonderful experience that filled me full of
confidence for the new season”.
Freddie was also selected for this year’s
Emerging Player Programme where he has
worked really hard on his game getting ready
for the tour and the new season. He is now
under the watchful eye of Somerset County
Cricket Club and has a 12 month contract with
the Somerset Potential Player Programme.
Freddie is very much looking forward to joining
the tour and would like to say a big thank you
to all those people and businesses who have
kindly donated to help Freddie join the tour.
Alex Barrett
good luck in the forthcoming West Indies Tour
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GOOD LUCK JACOB
and the Cornwall Team
FROM
NANNY, GRANDAD PETE & RUBY
ALEX LEAN
Good luck on your
West Indies
2018 tour!
Much love
Mum, Dad,
James,
Michael,
Nick and Oliver
xxx
"Good luck Alex Lean"
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ADAM THOMAS
Adam lives in St Austell and currently attends
Brannel School. Ever since he learnt to walk
Adam has had a cricket bat in his hand and, until
he began playing himself, could always be found
walking the boundary at Bugle Cricket Club,
watching his Dad and Grandad play. Adam is a big
hitting opening batsman, and since entering the
County fold five years ago has gone from strength
to strength.
He has now followed his Dad and has been
playing for St Blazey Cricket Club 2nd XI, coupled
with the occasional first team appearance. He
already has a couple of centuries to his name and
will be playing regularly next season for the 1st
XI.
When not playing cricket, Adam plays football for
Charlestown FC, and enjoys all other sports,
especially rugby. He is a keen supporter of Spurs
and Exeter Chiefs. His cricketing hero is Jos
Buttler (someone Adam models himself on). He
was fortunate enough to meet Jos in Cape Town
during the U13 South Africa tour in 2016.
Adam would like to say a huge thank you to
everyone who has supported him and made this
tour to the West Indies possible.
FREDDIE WARD
Freddie attends Launceston College and is International
Leader for Causley House. As a keen sportsperson he
plays rugby, cricket and swims for local clubs in North
Cornwall, as well as at a representative level.
He enjoys playing cricket for his school and club,
Werrington CC. Freddie plays within the under 15 age
group at Werrington and has developed his cricket
during the past two years playing adult cricket, firstly
with South Petherwin CC 2nd team and then with
Werrington CC 3rd and 4th teams. Freddie opens the
bowling for Werrington 4th team and last season won
the batting award. Freddie is also a committed and
enthusiastic fielder.
In the past, Freddie has captained Werrington under
13s to both league and cup titles and this year is captain
for the successful under 15 Cornish All Blacks rugby
team. This is his first call up for Cornwall and he is
looking forward to the cricketing season ahead.
Rock Lodge - 7570 RAOB
We wish
JACOB
and the team every success
in the West Indies
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Good luck to
NATHAN
and the Cornwall U15 Team
Have a great tour
from MoMo and Papa
Good Luck to
Harry
and the team
in the West Indies
Love from
Grandad and
Grandma Matthews,
Uncle Peter, Auntie Sharon,
Erin, Cara,
Auntie Rebecca, Uncle Simon,
Lila and Henry
30

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
In addition to the organisations which have kindly
sponsored advertisements in this brochure, the
following have generously provided financial support
for the players taking part in this tour.
ALEX BARRETT
= Andrew and Natasha Barrett
= Colin Hatch
= Community of Goldsithney
= Cornwall Councillor Sue Nicholas
= Cornwall Glass
= Derek and Galya Bradley
= Goldsithney Charter Fair
= Howdens Joinery of Penzance
= Lara Barrett
= Mounts Bay Academy
= Neil and Jo Polglase, The Store, Goldsithney
= Paul and Vee
= Rosudgen Social Club
OFFICIALS’ PROFILES
MALCOLM BROAD
TOUR MANAGER
JENSEN BURRELL
= Café Soul, Camborne
= West Country Tile Centre
AIDAN CARTER
= Asha Restaurant, Falmouth
= David Banks
= Harry, George & Emily Buckerfield
= Hine Downing Solicitors
= James & Rachael Carter
= Kernow Marine Consultants Ltd
= Laskowski & Co, Falmouth
= Mark & Christina Buckerfield
= Nan & Grandad Carter
CONNOR COOKE
= Andrew Barrett (for the photographs)
= Brannel School
= Councillor Mike McLening
= Dave Waldie
= Eden Project
= Elsie Drillingcourt
= Grampound Road Cricket Club
= Iceland
= Jordan Cooke
= Julie Waldie
= Just Giving, anonymous benefactor
= Marks & Spencer
= Nadine Riley
= Ronny Lukeman
= Sarah Davies
= Sheila Lukeman
= St Stephen Parish Council
= Steph Lightfoot
= Telstar Youth Club
LEWIS DEE
= Adrian & Gail
= Chris Nicholls Motors
= Cornwall Council, Cllr Nicholas
= Cornwall Glass & Glazing (Mike Sharp)
= Goldsithney Stores
= Howdens Joinery
8 page 33
31
Malcolm was born in Cornwall and graduated
with a degree in Biology and a teacher
qualification after four years at London University.
He was appointed to Treviglas Community
College and retired as Deputy Head in 2009 after
38 years of service, but continued to work as a
curriculum consultant until August 2017.
Malcolm became Secretary of Cornwall Schools’
Cricket Association in 1976. He served for over 20
years at the West Region’s representative on the
National Executive of the English Schools Cricket
Association and on a number of ECB advisory groups.
During this period Malcolm was Manager of the
England Under 14 team from 1990- 1999 and had
the great pleasure of working with many young
players who have gone on to play for their country.
These include players such as Andrew Flintoff, Alistair
Cook, Ian Bell, Matt Prior, Graeme Swann, Samit
Patel, Ravi Bopara, James Taylor and Tim Bresnan.
Malcolm was a founder member of Cornwall
Cricket Board and was elected Treasurer at its
outset. In recent years he led the project to build
the Cornwall Cricket Centre which was officially
opened in December 2009. For 35 years Malcolm
has organised inter county festivals in July and
August each summer. These are currently based
at King’s College with over 100 teams from all over
the world participating in competitive cricket.
For his mammoth contribution to cricket at county,
regional and national level, Malcolm was awarded
an MBE in the Millennium Honours list, which was
presented to him by the Queen at the investiture
at Buckingham Palace in February 2000.

“Good luck to Ben
and the Cornwall team in the West Indies”
from all at
MAY, WHETTER & GROSE
www.maywhetter.co.uk sales@maywhetter.co.uk
ST AUSTELL 01726 673501
http://www.rocheparishcouncil.gov.uk
Roche Parish Council wish
Jacob
and the Cornwall team
every success on their tour
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CONTINUED
LEWIS DEE - CONTINUED
= Marshalls Estate Agents
= Mounts Bay Academy
= Mr & Mrs Dee (Grandparents)
= Mr & Mrs Salter
= Mrs Nankervis
= Mrs Parry (Grandma)
= Paul CC
= Rosudgeon & Kenneggy Playing Fields
Association
= Rosudgeon Youth Football Club
= Stand For (Neil Tregarthen)
GAVIN ARMSTRONG
TEAM COACH
JACOB INCH
= Brannel School
= Isobel Inch
= Millie Matthews
= Peter and Lyn Inch
= PJI Security Ltd
= Roche Parish Council
= Rock Lodge RAOB
= Sarah Tabb
= Steve Amor
= Terry & Angela Tabb
= Tracey Oakley (Roche CC Barbecues)
NATHAN KEEVIL
= Autographs 4 Every 1
= Bodmin Jail
= Camborne Police Station (raffle)
= Cornwall County Council
= Lions Club, Truro
= Miss C Pope
= Mr & Mrs Hazell
= Mr & Mrs Hull
= Mr & Mrs P McCree
= Mr Phillip Payne
= Penair School
= Rodda’s Dairy
= The Eden Project
= Truro College
ALEX LEAN
= A&T Payroll (A. Pearce)
= Alex’s family
= Callestick Farm
= Dabara Bakery
= Holiday Cottages
8 page 35
Gavin moved to Cornwall 4 years ago. His
cricketing years were spent with Somerset County
Cricket Club where he played from under 11 onto
the Academy and 2nd team Cricket.
After trialling and playing at Sussex and Worcester,
Gavin ended up playing for two seasons in the
Northern League for Blackpool and Minor
Counties for Cumberland.
His fondest Cricketing memories would be during
his 4 seasons playing Grade Cricket in Perth,
Australia. During this time Gavin became a
qualified coach reaching ECB Level 3 status and
became part of the Somerset Youth System
working as a full time coach.
After a lifetime of cricket, he felt it was time to
change career so he progressed into financial
services where he spent 6 years working for firms
based in London. However with a young family
and many years spent on holiday in Cornwall it
was time for a change.
He currently has his own business specialising in
human performance where he consults for
Worcester County Cricket Club.
Harry
Good luck on your tour
to the West Indies.
33

“Good luck to Ben
and the rest of the Cornwall team
in Barbados and Trinidad”
PJI Security Ltd wish
Jacob and the Cornwall Team every success
on their tour of Barbados and Trinidad
34

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CONTINUED
ALEX LEAN - CONTINUED
= Lord Falmouth (Tregothnan Estate)
= Mid Cornwall Printers
= Penair School
= Peter Morris Butchers
= Roddas
= Rowes Bakery
= St Austell Brewery
= The Blakes
= The Burnetts
= The Danes
= The Daveys
= The Dunstans
= The Eastwoods
= The Inchs
= The Morcoms
= The Orpes
= The Sanders
= The Truscotts
HARRY MATTHEWS
= Angela Lewis
= Aussie Marquees
= Brian and Di Pearce
= Ed Dennis
= Grampound Road Cricket Club
= Isobel Inch
= Louisa Flynn
= Mike and Nikki Morcom
= Millie and Freddie Matthews
= Mr and Mrs J Matthews
= Mrs A Matthews
= P Emery
= Pauline Dennis
= Pencoose Pantry
= Pete, Sharon, Erin & Cara Berry
= Peter Morris Butchers
= Richard and Esme Boddington
= Sam and Ed Faull
= Simon, Rebecca, Lila and Henry Scammell
= William, Nicola, Scarlett, Benji,
Tommy and Walter Marsden
ADAM SNOWDON
= Callington Cricket Club
= Dad and Mum
= Horizon Plastics
= Kevin Borlase
= Lewis Bond
= Mandy Nicholson
= Phil Payne
= St Dominick Parish
ANDREW JONES
TEAM MANAGER
Andrew has been managing and coaching this
talented group of players since they started
representing Cornwall at the age of nine. As
‘Director of Development’, Andrew’s sole
purpose is to provide a pathway that continues
to develop young people and working closely
with these lads has certainly provide him with
a large part of his inspiration.
With his playing career in its twilight years,
Andrew is looking forward to one more season
representing his club Callington and the
Cornwall over 50 team.
This tour is going to be a massive challenge but
one the coaching staff and players are relishing!
Special thanks to
RAJ AND CHERYL
TRANSPORT IN TRINIDAD.
ADAM THOMAS
= Abi Thomas
= Anita & Nick Whyte
= Constantine Family
= Gilderthorp Family
= Iceland, Truro (bag packing event)
= Marks & Spencer, Truro (bag packing event)
8 page 37
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CORNWALL GLASS (MIKE)
wishes
LEWIS AND ALEX
every success
on their tour to
Barbados and Trinidad
Have a great time
LEWIS
LOVE
GRANDMA
36

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CONTINUED
NIGEL SANDERS
ASSISTANT TOUR MANAGER
FREDDIE WARD
= Horizon Home Improvements
= Launceston College
= Launceston Rotary Club
= Lions Club of Launceston
= Mr & Mrs J Ward
= Mr & Mrs R Ward
= Mr Brenden Worth
= Mr Paul Martin
= Mrs Jeanne Martin
CAMBORNE
CRICKET CLUB
wish
JENSEN BURRELL
and the
Cornwall under 15 Team
great success on their
West Indies Tour
Nigel was born in Grampound Road, a small
village near Truro, and was educated at what is
now called The Roseland Community College.
He is married to Judith and they have two
grownup children, Lewis and Kimberley. Nigel
recently became an immensely proud Grandad
for the first time and is looking forward to
watching Isaac open the batting for Cornwall
Under 11s in 2027!
Although technically retired, he works a few
hours a week delivering groceries for Tesco. His
main time is spent walking his spaniel Rio every
day through the Cornish countryside.
He is currently Chairman of Cornwall Schools’
Cricket Association. Apart from cricket, which
he is still heavily involved with, he spends his
spare time either fishing on his boat or match
fishing on various lakes and ponds. To relax he
plays the electric guitar and, although he does
not see himself as the next Mark Knopfler or
Brian May, the exhibitionist in him likes to think
he could be the next Angus Young!
He has toured Trinidad and Barbados many
times and is looking forward to seeing and
meeting his friends from both islands. He is
looking forward to his 6.00am swim in the sea
every day followed by breakfast overlooking the
breathtaking scenery of the St Lawrence Gap
coastline.
The Powergen ground in Trinidad and the
Isolation Cavaliers ground in Barbados are two
of his favourite grounds in this part of the world
and he is always envious of our players fortunate
enough to play at these fantastic venues.
If he has the time he is looking forward to
listening to some live music at the Old Jamm Inn
as well as joining in with the Karaoke at the Car
Park Bar next door on the Gap.
37

ADAM
Good luck and enjoy your
U15 Cricket Tour
to the West Indies
Love
Dad & Mum
38

Good luck to
JENSEN
BURRELL
and the
Cornwall Team
on the
Under 15s Tour
of the
West Indies
KATHY JORDAN ‐ CHEF
Phone: 01209 844 666 / 07557 232 037
Email: hello@thehubportreath.com
The Hub Portreath, Bike Hire & Coffee Shop, Explore
Cornwall and ride Coast to Coast from, Portreath
HARRY REED ‐ LIFEGUARD
All at the
Griffin Inn
wish
Jacob
and the team
every success
on their tour to the
West Indies
TOM REED ‐ LIFEGUARD
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CORNWALL SCHOOLS CRICKET ASSOCIATION
WEST INDIES TOUR RECORDS
2011
Tuesday, 5th April - Thursday, 21st April
Players
1. Jack BARTON 6. Sam EVA 11. Adam PASCOE
2. James BOURNE 7. Charlie HOSKINGS 12. James TURPIN
3. Jack BUTLER 8. Scott KELLOW 13. Daniel WALKER
4. Jonathan CENTINI 9. Tyler LAMBERT
5. Oliver CLARKE 10. Guy LEATHLEY
Officials
Trevor ANGOVE Malcolm BROAD Joe SKINNER Elias TLHABANYANE
1. Saturday, 9 April v Central Trinidad at the National Cricket Centre
Central Trinidad: 146 for 9. S.Rambaran 64, T.Lambert 2-14, J.Centini 2-17
Cornwall: 148 for 8. G.Leathley 20
Cornwall won by 2 wickets
2. Monday, 11 April v South Trinidad at Penal
Cornwall: 176 for 8. J.Butler 42, D.Walker 30
South Trinidad: 84 all out. O.Clarke 3-29, J.Barton 2-12, S.Eva 2-14,
A.Pascoe 2-21
Cornwall won by 92 runs
3. Tuesday, 12 April v North and East Trinidad at Aranjuez
Cornwall: 87 for 2. J.Butler 43*,
North and East Trinidad: Did Not Bat (Rain stopped play)
Match Drawn
4. Thursday, 14 April v Lodge School at Lodge
Cornwall: 104 all out. G.Leathley 36
Lodge: 85 all out. J.Centini 3-16, S.Kellow 2-14, G.Leathley 2-22
Cornwall won by 19 runs
5. Friday, 16 April v Barbados Under 13 at Melrose CC
Cornwall: 85 all out. J.Bourne 19*
Barbados: 86 for 2
Barbados won by 8 wickets
6. Saturday, 17 April v Barbados at KMV Oval Isolation Cavaliers
Barbados: 58 for 3
Cornwall: Did Not Bat - Rain Stopped Play
Match Drawn
7. Monday, 19 April v Garrison School at Garrison
Cornwall: 178 for 9 – G.Leathley 32, J.Turpin 25
Garrison: 105 all out – J.Centini 6-9, T.Lambert 2-17
Cornwall won by 73 runs
Tour record: Played: 7, Won: 4, Lost: 1, Drawn: 2
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2012
Wednesday, 28th March - Friday, 13th April
Players
14. Jack ANGOVE 19. Callum DONNELLY 23. Dan LELLO
15. Ryan BROWN 20. Mark GRIBBLE 24. Luke TREWHELLA
16. Harry BURLEY 21. Tristan HEARLE 25. Liam LOMBARD
17. Matt BUTLER 7. Charlie HOSKINGS 12. James TURPIN
18. Curtis DALBY 22. George HYSLOP
Officials
Trevor ANGOVE Malcolm BROAD Craig RICHARDS Joe SKINNER
8. Saturday, 31st March v Alexandra School at Alexandra
Alexandra School: 79 all out. T.Hearle 4-16, J.Angove 2-2, J. Turpin 2-5
Cornwall 80 for 3. J.Turpin 28
Cornwall won by 7 wickets
9. Monday, 2nd April v North Trinidad at Fatima College
North Trinidad: 164 for 5. J.Angove 2-9,
Cornwall: 114 for 7. J.Turpin 30
North Trinidad won by 50 runs
10. Tuesday, 3rd April v Queens Park CC at Queens Park Oval
Cornwall: 179 for 6. M.Gribble 75, J.Turpin 35
Queens Park CC: 102 all out. J.Angove 3-9, H.Burley 2-18
Cornwall won by 77 runs
11. Thursday, 5th April v South Trinidad at Penal
South Trinidad: 170 for 9. J.Angove 3-39, T.Hearle 2-25, R.Brown 2-32
Cornwall: 114 all out. M.Butler 30
South Trinidad won by 56 runs
12. Friday, 6th April v Central Trinidad at Felicity Sports Ground
Cornwall: 132 all out. J.Turpin 29,
Central Trinidad: 137 for 7. H.Burley 2-10, J.Turpin 2-16, T.Hearle 2-22
Central Trinidad won by 3 wickets
13. Sunday, 8th April v Barbados Under 14 at KMV Oval - Isolation Cavaliers
Cornwall: 119. C.Hoskings 21, C.Donnelly 20*
Barbados: 120 for 8. J.Turpin 2-14, C.Donnelly 2-18
Barbados won by 2 wickets
14. Tuesday, 10th April v Barbados Under 14 at Pine Basin Sports Club
Barbados: 130 for 7. J.Turpin 2-28
Cornwall: 134 for 4. J.Turpin 32, M.Gribble 29, M.Butler 29*
Cornwall won by 6 wickets
15. Wednesday, 11th April v Barbados at St Catherine’s Sports Ground
Cornwall: 178 for 7. J.Turpin 67, L.Lombard 27
Barbados: 102 all out. J.Angove 3-8, T.Hearle 2-13
Cornwall won by 76 runs
Tour record: Played: 8, Won: 4, Lost: 4, Drawn: 0
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2013
Friday, 5th April – Sunday, 21st April
Players
26. Ryan CORNISH 31. Jacob LAKEMAN 36. Jordan THOMAS
27. George DAY 32. Matthew LAWRENCE 37. Matthew TREGUNNA
28. Tom DINNIS 33. Alex MCKENNA 38. Matthew WALKER
29. Ben JAMES 34. Ross MCLACHLAN 39. Jordan WILKINSON
30. Sam JAMES 35. Matthew SKEWES
Officials
Malcolm BROAD Lewis SANDERS Nigel SANDERS
16. Sunday, 7 April v Staffordshire at Wanderers CC
Cornwall: 163 for 7. M.Tregunna 27, T.Dinnis 21
Staffordshire: 164 for 3. G.Day 2-36
Staffordshire won by 7 wickets
17. Tuesday, 9th April v Queens Park CC at St Mary’s School
Cornwall: 153 for 8. B.James 52, R.Cornish 22
Queens Park CC: 54 all out. M.Skewes 4-10, M.Lawrence 2-17
Cornwall won by 99 runs
18. Thursday, 11th April v East Trinidad at Cane Farm
East Trinidad: 193 for 7. B.James 2-27, J.Thomas 2-34, M.Lawrence 2-38
Cornwall: 141 all out. B.James 26, M.Lawrence 26
East Trinidad won by 52 runs
19. Friday, 12th April v North Trinidad at Fatima School
North Trinidad: 154 for 8. M.Lawrence 3-14, J.Wilkinson 2-26
Cornwall: 94 all out. B.James 27, M.Lawrence 22, M.Skewes 20
North Trinidad won by 60 runs
20. Sunday, 14th April v Barbados Under 14 at KMV Oval – Isolation Cavaliers
Barbados: 94-6. M.Tregunna 2-41
Cornwall: 97 for 8. B.James 37
Cornwall won by 2 wickets
21. Monday, 15 April v Barbados Under 14 at KMV Oval – Isolation Cavaliers
Cornwall: 158 for 6. M.Tregunna 52, M.Lawrence 42
Barbados: 79 for 9. M.Skewes 3-13, J.Thomas 2-14
Cornwall won by 79 runs
22. Tuesday, 16th April v Barbados Under 14 at St Catherine’s Sports Club
Cornwall: 151 all out. R.Cornish 39, J.Thomas 30
Barbados: 108 all out. B.James 4-16, M.Skewes 3-15
Cornwall won by 43 runs
23. Wednesday, 17th April v Barbados Under 14 at St Catherine’s Sports Club
Cornwall: 275 for 5. T. Dinnis 135*, B.James 47, M.Tregunna 33
Barbados: 206 for 9. J.Lakeman 2-25, T.Dinnis 2-29, B.James 2-38
Cornwall won by 69 runs
Tour record: Played: 8, Won: 5, Lost: 3, Drawn: 0
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2014
Saturday, 29th March - Monday, 14th April
Players
40. Kieran BOWDEN 45. Michael HARDING 50. Tommy STURGESS
41. Dylan CADDY 46. Ross LEATHLEY 51. Danny WARNE
42. Will EVA 47. Luc LOMBARD 52. Jonty WHEATLEY
43. Chris GIBSON 48. Jack PAULL 53. Tim WYATT
44. Jamie GOLDSWORTHY 49. Ben RETALLACK
Officials
Malcolm BROAD Adrian NOOTT Lewis SANDERS Nigel SANDERS
16. Sunday, 7 April v Staffordshire at Wanderers CC
Cornwall: 163 for 7. M.Tregunna 27, T.Dinnis 21
Staffordshire: 164 for 3. G.Day 2-36
Staffordshire won by 7 wickets
24. Wednesday, 2nd April v Queens Park Cricket Club at St Mary’s School
Cornwall: 248 for 8. L.Lombard 62, M.Harding 35
Queens Park CC: 63 all out. B.Retallack 2-1, D.Warne 2-8, T.Wyatt 2-10
Cornwall won by 185 runs
25. Thursday, 3rd April v Central and South Trinidad at Penal
Cornwall: 187 for 6. R.Leathley 50, C.Gibson 40
South Trinidad: 154 for 6. J.Paull 3-13, D.Warne 2-12
Match drawn - Rain
26. Friday, 4th April v North and East Trinidad
Cornwall: 138 for 3. L. Lombard 50
North Trinidad: 139 for 1.
North Trinidad won by 9 wickets
27. Saturday, 5th April v Trinidad at Gilbert Park
Cornwall: 113 all out. R. Leathley 29
Trinidad: 115 for 4. T.Wyatt 2-14
Trinidad won by 6 wickets
28. Monday, 7th April v Barbados at Melrose Sports Complex
Barbados: 173 for 6. J.Wheatley 2-24
Cornwall: 108 all out. D.Caddy 23
Barbados won by 65 runs
29. Tuesday, 8th April v Isolation Cavaliers Juniors at
KMV Oval – Isolation Cavaliers
Isolation Cavaliers: 118 all out. J.Goldsworthy 3-12, R.Leathley 3-22, w. Eva 2-17
Cornwall: 119 for 2. T. Sturgess 72, R.Leathley 35
Cornwall won by 9 wickets
30. Wednesday, 9th April v Wanderers Juniors at Wanderers CC
Cornwall: 292 for 5. T.Wyatt 120, L.Lombard 100
Wanderers Juniors: 156 for 9. R.Leathley 4-32
Cornwall won by 136 runs
31. Thursday, 10th April v Barbados at James Bryan Complex, Market Hill
Cornwall: 141 all out. T.Wyatt 55, J.Goldsworthy 30
Barbados 142 for 4.
Barbados won by 6 wickets
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32. Friday, 11th April v Barbados at Kensington Oval
Cornwall: 231 for 6. T.Wyatt 66, T.Sturgess 57
Barbados: 218 all out. R.Leathley 3-23, J.Paull 3-27
Cornwall won by 13 runs
Tour record: Played: 9, Won: 4, Lost: 4, Drawn: 1
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2015
Thursday, 19th March – Friday, 3rd April
Players
54. Nick ADAMS 59. Alasdair FAULL 64. Tom ORPE
55. George BOLLAND 60. Kieran JACKSON 65. Tom THOMAS
56. Alex BONE 61. Piran KENT 66. Max WALDEN
57. Luke BRENTON 62. Toby MAY
58. Matthew ELLIS 63. Tom MITCHELL
Officials
Malcolm BROAD Peter BOLLAND Joe CRANE Mark RICHARDS
33 Monday, 23rd March v Trinidad and Tobago National U15 team
at Alescon Park - Day-night game.
Trinidad and Tobago: 214 for 5. M.Ellis 2-28
Cornwall: 122 for 8. L.Brenton 24.
Trinidad and Tobago won by 92 runs.
34. Tuesday, 24th March v Queens Park Cricket Club at Queens Park Oval
Cornwall: 135 for 9 off 40 overs. T.Orpe 43, P.Kent 24
Queens Park CC: 137 for 6 off 37.2 overs. E.Whiteford 4-20.
Queens Park CC won by 4 wickets
35. Wednesday, 25th March v South and South West Trinidad
at Wilson Road, Penal.
Cornwall: 209 for 8 off 40 over. A.Bone 68, T.May 37.
South and South West Trinidad: 104 all out. T.Mitchell 5-34, P.Kent 2-13.
Cornwall won by 105 runs.
36. Thursday, 26th March v Trinidad and Tobago National U15 team
at Queens College.
Trinidad and Tobago: 125 all out. T.Mitchell 2-12, M.Ellis 2-13.
Cornwall: 110 all out. T.Orpe 17.
Trinidad and Tobago won by 15 runs.
37. Sunday, 29th March v Franklyn Stephenson Academy
at Bennetts in St Thomas.
Franklyn Stephen Academy: 191 for 8. T.Thomas 3-37.
Cornwall: 192 for 5. A.Bone 63, N.Adams 37.
Cornwall won by 5 wickets
38. Monday, 30th March v Barbados National U15 team at Isolation Cavaliers CC.
Cornwall: 120 all out. N.Adams 38, A.Bone 22.
Barbados: 124 for 2.
Barbados won by 8 wickets.
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39. Tuesday, 31st March v Barbados National U15 team at Wanderers CC.
Cornwall: 103 all out. G. Bolland 24, T. Orpe 20.
Barbados: 34 for 3. E.Whiteford 2-11.
Rain stopped play. Match Drawn
40. Wednesday, 1st April v Barbados National U15 team at Yorkshire CC.
Cornwall: 118 all out. L.Brenton 59, A.Bone 21
Barbados: 119 for 5. T.Mitchell 2-10, T.Thomas 2-32.
Barbados won by 5 wickets
Tour record: Played: 8, Won: 2, Lost: 5, Drawn: 1
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2016
Friday, 18th March – Monday, 4th April
Players
67. Tom AGNEW 72. Jacob HARVEY 77. Charlie STANDEN
68. Charlie ARMSTRONG 73. Joss HEARN 78. Will TRENOWETH
69. Matthew BRAY 74. Karl LEATHLEY 79. Harry TRETHEWEY
70. James DARK 75. Matthew LELLO 80. Sam WYATT
71. Lewis GOLDSWORTHY 76. Alex PASCOE
Officials
Rob HARRISON Nigel SANDERS Rob THOMAS Robin TRETHOWAN
41. Tuesday, 22nd March v Queens Park CC at Queens Park Oval
Cornwall: 181 for 4. L. Goldsworthy 56
Queens Park Cricket Club: 183 for 6. J. Hearn 3-21, T. Agnew 2-27
Queens Park Cricket Club won by 4 wickets
42. Wednesday 23rd March v Trinidad National U15 Team
at Queen’s Royal College
Trinidad and Tobago: 269 for 4. M.Bray 2-41
Cornwall: 185 all out. S.Wyatt 43,
Trinidad and Tobago won by 84 runs
43. Thursday, 24th March v Trinidad National U15 at Pierre Road, Charlieville
Cornwall: 138 all out. S. Wyatt 39, L. Goldsworthy 34
Trinidad and Tobago: 140 for 6.
Trinidad and Tobago won by 4 wickets
44. Friday, 25th March v South & Central Trinidad at Wilson Road, Penal.
Cornwall: 205 for 7. S.Wyatt 54, H.Trethewey 51*
South and Central Trinidad: 192 all out. T.Agnew 2- 40, L.Goldsworthy 2-27,
M.Lello 2-25
Cornwall won by 13 runs
45. Sunday, 27th March v Staffordshire at Pine Basin Oval
Staffordshire: 159 all out. J.Harvey 4-35, J.Hearn 2-10, M.Bray 2-23
Cornwall: 154 for 7. S.Wyatt 40
Staffordshire won by 5 runs
46. Monday 28th March v Franklyn Stephenson Academy
at Desmond Hayes Complex
Cornwall: 193 all out. K.Leathley 72,
Franklyn Stephenson Academy: 194 for 5.
Franklyn Stephenson Academy won by 5 wickets
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47. Tuesday 29th March v Franklyn Stephenson Academy at St Thomas
Franklyn Stephenson Academy: 305 for 3.
Cornwall: 295 all out. S. Wyatt 96, K.Leathley 45, H.Trethewey 42
Franklyn Stephenson Academy won by 10 runs
48. Wednesday 30th March v Barbados National U15 team at Windward CC
Barbados: 171 for 3.
Cornwall: 123 all out. S. Wyatt 28
Barbados won by 48 runs
49. Friday, 1st April v Barbados National U15 team at Desmond Hayes Oval
Barbados: 176 for 6. L.Goldsworthy 3-15
Cornwall: 153 all out. S.Wyatt 49, W.Trenoweth 42*
Barbados won by 23 runs
50. Saturday, 2 April v Barbados National U15 team at Yorkshire CC
Barbados: 172 for 3.
Cornwall: 139 for 8. W.Trenoweth 35, S.Wyatt 33, K.Leathley 32
Barbados won by 4 runs on Duckworth Lewis with a rain affected game.
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2017
Tuesday, 28th March - Thursday, 13th April
Players
81. Cameron BISHOP 86. Matthew JAMES 91. Archie PASCOE
82. Adam DALBY 87. Charlie KENT 92. Sam RICHARDS
83. Callum EDGCOMBE 88. Elliot MIER 93. LOUIS RUDIN
84. Conway GILBERT 89. John MOON 94. Travis WOOLSTON
85. Sam HARVEY 90. Josh MOSES
Officials
Gary BONE Malcolm BROAD Richard SHREWSBURY
51. Saturday, 1st April v Central Trinidad at Presentation College
Central Trinidad and Tobago: 133. J. Moses 4-19, C. Gilbert 3-18
Cornwall: 134 for 5. C. Gilbert 45
Cornwall won by 5 wickets
52. Sunday, 2nd April v South and West Trinidad at Wilson Road Penal
Cornwall: 191 for 6. C. Kent 49, S. Richards 42*, C. Edgcombe 29
South and West Trinidad: 186 all out. J. Moses 3-36, C. Bishop 2-16, M.James 2-36
Cornwall won by 5 runs
53. Monday, 3rd April v Queens Park CC at Queens Park Oval
Cornwall: 137 all out. S. Richards 51, L. Rudin 27
Queens Park CC: 138 for 2. L. Rudin 2-20
Queens Park won by 8 wickets
54. Tuesday, 4th April v Trinidad and Tobago National U15 team
at Comets Ground.
Trinidad and Tobago: 91 for 9. M. James 2-12, J. Moses 2-13, A. Pascoe 2-16
Cornwall: 93 for 6. J. Moon 17*, C. Edgcombe 16
Cornwall won by 4 wickets - first win in a Day/Night fixture
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55. Thursday, 6th April v Barbados National U15 at Empire CC
Cornwall: 188 all out. S. Richards 34, J. Moon 29, C. Bishop 26
Barbados: 189 for 4. M. James 2-26
Barbados won by won by 6 wickets
56. Friday, 7th April v Franklyn Stephenson Academy at Bennetts
Cornwall: 246 for 8. S. Richards 77, L. Rudin 52*, S. Harvey 28*
Franklyn Stephenson Academy: 164 all out. J. Moses 6-24, A. Pascoe 2-16
Cornwall won by 82 runs
57. Saturday, 8th April v Franklyn Stephenson Academy at Bennetts
Cornwall: 284 for 9. S. Richards 95, C. Kent 56, C. Edgcombe 51
Franklyn Stephenson Academy: 152 for 9. J. Moses 4-15, A. Pascoe 4-19
Cornwall won by 132 runs
58. Monday, 10th April v Barbados National U15 team at Rubis Cricket Ground
Barbados: 148 all out. J. Moses 3-22, C. Edgcombe 3-30
Cornwall: 109 all out. C. Kent 27, C. Gilbert 20
Barbados won by 39 runs
59. Tuesday, 11th April v Barbados National U15 team
at Queens Park, Bridgetown
Barbados:
Cornwall:
Barbados won
Tour record: Played: 9, Won: 5, Lost: 4
Overall Touring Record in the West Indies
Played: 59, Won: 25, Lost: 30, Drawn: 4
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Mr Archie Boscawen
presents the cheque to Alex
at the Woodyard, Tregothnan.
Tregothnan is delighted to develop talent in
Cornwall and wishes
ALEX LEAN
huge success from this early age!
The most British tea in history is made at
Tregothnan and is helps make the perfect break for
a Cricket star!
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STATISTICS
Highest Innings Totals for Cornwall:
Score: Scored against: Date:
295 all out Franklyn Stephenson Academy at St Thomas Tuesday, 29 March, 2016
292 for 5 Wanderers at Wanderers CC Wednesday, 9 April, 2014
284 for 9 Franklyn Stephenson Academy at Bennetts Saturday, 8th April 2017
275 for 5 Barbados at St Catherine’s Club Wednesday, 17 April, 2013
248 for 8 Queens Park CC at St Mary’s School Wednesday, 2 April, 2014
246 for 8 Franklyn Stephenson Academy at Bennetts Friday 7th April 2017
231 for 6 Barbados at Kensington Oval Friday, 11 April, 2014
209 for 8 South and South West Trinidad at Penal Wednesday, 25 March, 2015
205 for 7 South & Central Trinidad at Penal Friday 25 March, 2016
Highest Innings Totals against Cornwall:
Score: Scored by: Date:
305 for 3 Franklyn Stephenson Academy Tuesday, 29 March, 2016
269 for 4 Trinidad and Tobago at Queens College Wednesday 23 March, 2016
218 all out Barbados at Kensington Oval Friday, 11 April, 2014
214 for 5 Trinidad and Tobago at Alescon Park Monday, 23 March, 2015
206 for 9 Barbados at St Catherine’s Club Wednesday, 17 April, 2013
Lowest completed Innings Totals for Cornwall:
Score: Scored against: Date:
85 Barbados at Melrose Park Friday, 16 April, 2011
94 North Trinidad at Fatima School Friday, 12 April, 2013
103 Barbados at Wanderers Tuesday, 31 March, 2015
108 Barbados at Melrose Sports Complex Monday, 7 April, 2014
109 Barbados at Rubis Cricket Ground Monday, 10th April 2017
110 Trinidad and Tobago at Queens College Thursday, 26 March, 2015
113 Trinidad at Gilbert Park Saturday, 5 April, 2014
114 South Trinidad at Penal Thursday, 5 April, 2012
Lowest completed Innings Totals against Cornwall:
Score: Scored by: Date:
54 Queens Park CC at St Mary’s School Tuesday, 9 April, 2013
63 Queens Park CC at St Mary’s School Wednesday, 2 April, 2014
79 Alexandra School at Alexandra Saturday, 31 March, 2012
84 Central and South Trinidad at Penal Monday, 11 April, 2011
85 Lodge School at the Lodge Thursday, 14 April, 2011
Highest Individual Innings Totals for Cornwall:
Score Batsman: Opponents: Date:
135* Tom DINNIS Barbados Wednesday, 17 April, 2013
120 Tim WYATT Wanderers CC Wednesday, 9 April, 2014
100 Luc LOMBARD Wanderers CC Wednesday, 9 April, 2014
96 Sam WYATT Franklyn Stephenson Academy Tuesday 29 March, 2016
95 Sam RICHARDS Franklyn Stephenson Academy Saturday, 8th April 2017
77 Sam RICHARDS Franklyn Stephenson Academy Friday, 7th April 2017
75 Mark GRIBBLE Queens Park CC Tuesday, 3 April, 2012
72 Tommy STURGESS Isolation Cavaliers Tuesday, 8 April, 2014
72 Karl LEATHLEY Franklyn Stephenson Academy Monday 28 March, 2016
68 Alex BONE S and SW Trinidad Wednesday, 25 March, 2015
67 James TURPIN Barbados Wednesday, 11 April, 2012
66 Tim WYATT Barbados Friday, 11 April, 2014
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63 Alex BONE Franklyn Stephenson Academy Sunday, 29 March, 2015
62 Luc LOMBARD Queens Park CC Wednesday, 2 April, 2014
59 Luke BRENTON Barbados Wednesday, 1 April, 2015
57 Tommy STURGESS Barbados Friday, 11 April, 2014
56 Charlie KENT Franklyn Stephenson Academy Saturday 8th April 2017
56 Lewis GOLDSWORTHY Queens Park CC Tuesday, 22 March, 2016
55 Tim WYATT Barbados Thursday, 10 April, 2014
54 Sam WYATT South Trinidad Friday, 25 March, 2016
52 Ben JAMES Queens Park CC Tuesday, 9 April, 2013
52 Louis RUDIN Franklyn Stephenson Academy Friday 7th April 2017
52 Matt TREGUNNA Barbados Monday, 15 April, 2013
51* Harry TRETHEWEY South Trinidad Friday, 25 March, 2016
51 Callum EDGCOMBE Franklyn Stephenson Academy Saturday 8th April 2017
50 Ross LEATHLEY South Trinidad Thursday, 3 April, 2014
50 Luc LOMBARD North Trinidad Friday, 4 April, 2014
Best Individual Bowling for Cornwall:
Figures:Bowler: Opponents: Date:
6-9 Jonathan CENTINI Garrison School Monday, 19 April, 2011
6-24 Josh MOSES Franklyn Stephenson Academy Friday, 7th April 2017
5-34 Tom MITCHELL S & SW Trinidad Wednesday, 25 March, 2015
4-10 Matthew SKEWES Queens Park CC Tuesday, 9 April, 2013
4-15 Josh MOSES Franklyn Stephenson Academy Saturday, 8th April 2017
4-16 Tristan HEARLE Alexandra School Saturday, 31 March, 2012
4-16 Ben JAMES Barbados Tuesday, 16 April, 2013
4-19 Josh MOSES Central Trinidad Saturday, 1st April 2017
4-19 Archie PASCOE Franklyn Stephenson Academy Saturday, 8th April 2017
4-20 Ellis WHITEFORD Queens Park CC Tuesday, 24 March, 2015
4-32 Ross LEATHLEY Wanderers CC Wednesday, 9 April, 2014
4-35 Jacob HARVEY Staffordshire Sunday, 27 March, 2016
3-8 Jack ANGOVE Barbados Wednesday, 11 April, 2012
3-9 Jack ANGOVE Queens Park CC Tuesday, 3 April, 2012
3-12 Jamie GOLDSWORTHY Isolation CC Tuesday, 8 April, 2014
3-13 Jack PAULL South Trinidad Thursday, 3 April, 2014
3-14 Matt LAWRENCE North Trinidad Friday, 12 April, 2013
3-15 Matthew SKEWES Barbados Tuesday, 16 April, 2013
3-15 Lewis GOLDSWORTHY Barbados Friday, 1 April, 2016
3-16 Jonathan CENTINI Lodge School Thursday, 4 April, 2011
3-21 Joss HEARN Queens Park CC Tuesday, 22 March, 2016
3-22 Josh MOSES Barbados Monday, 10th April 2017
3-23 Ross LEATHLEY Barbados Friday, 11 April, 2014
3-27 Jack PAULL Barbados Friday, 11 April, 2014
3-29 Ollie CLARKE South Trinidad Monday, 11 April, 2011
3-37 Tom THOMAS Franklyn Stephenson Academy Sunday, 29 March, 2015
3-39 Jack ANGOVE South Trinidad Thursday, 5 April, 2012
“We wish Jensen
and the Cornwall Team
success in the West Indies”
Call us on: 07761 023022/01872 554250
Good luck from
ROB AND MICHELLE JEFFERIES
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BRANNEL SCHOOL
is proud to support
CONNOR COOKE
and JACOB INCH
on the Cornwall U15
West Indies Tour 2018
Lewis Dee
good luck in the forthcoming West Indies Tour
Jensen
have an amazing tour
in the West Indies,
wish I could be there
Papa xx
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Newell’s TRAVEL would like to wish all
team members, support staff and families
a wonderful trip and a very successful
Cricket Tour of the West Indies in 2018.
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THE CORNWALL U15 SQUAD: left to right back row : Adam Snowdon, Freddie Ward, Adam Thomas, Freddie Stevenson,
Andrew Jones (Team Manager), Alex Barrett, Jacob Inch, Ben French
front row : Lewis Dee, Jensen Burrell, Aidan Carter, Connor Cooke, Alex Lean, Nathan Keevil, Harry Matthews