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| David Cross - aka. "Crossy" - LM, SLA, LHB |
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| Leigh Beamen - aka. "Beamo" The big Australian. Right arm medium slow to quiet slow. Bowls the big in-ducker in combination with the arm ball. Doesn't like being hit and has questioned the umpires pedigree on occasions. Hard hitting batsman who is experienced in life and cricket and prepared to expound his views on both. |
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| Alice Jones - Scorer An Associate Professor with a PhD in massaging, Abe-handling and, of course, scoring. Imagine you have to do all that on a Saturday afternoon. Have the most diffcult job in team - not about sorting out which colour pencil to be used, but for being with the skipper 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 4 weeks a month, 12 months a year... you get the picture! |
| Doug Jones - aka. "The Gas-passer", "Captain", "Match Reporter", "Joanzee" - RHB, Wicketkeeper, OB Aggressive right hand bat (30 years ago) and Wanabean Offie. Anesthetist turned Barrister �V arising from his uncanny gift for putting teammates to sleep simply by talking to them - thought it necessary to merge his talents for ��badinage and the bar�� �V to a more profitable end. |
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| Nasir Mahmood - RHB, OB An average of 80 and struggling to stay in the side. Would rather work and put food on the table than 'live' on Saturdays on the cricket field. Too good a player not to be playing. |
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| Rodney Miles - aka. "Grocer", "Kit-man" - RHB, customary square leg Craigengower stalwart since the late 70's and current Chairman of the Hong Kong Cricket Club. International skipper of C.C.C. with the undefeated "Tour de France" under his belt, though normally entrusted with little more than "the Kit" on the domestic scene. |
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| Ray Muller - aka. "Raymondo", "Mullah", "Treasurer" - RM, RHB I could write for days about the Mullah's muscle which has been pulled on more occasions than Roy Ferdinand. Right arm medium slow bowler, who at one stage was lasting only 4 balls in a spell before leaving the game. Now enjoys a massive programme of warm up and warm down exercises before and after the game to keep this finely tuned athlete in peak fitness. If you have the body of a stallion you must expect minor ailments to have major effects. Good batsman for 30 max, runs out of puff or pulls the said muscle. |
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| Roger Nissim - aka. "The Rabbi" - RM, RHB Mr Nice guy. Former captain of KCC in hockey and cricket. Great team man, always willing, sometimes less than able. Tight bowler moving the ball both ways but independently of any control. Likes 4 fielders at deep mid-wicket. Big hitter of the ball, mostly hockey strokes! |
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| Nigel Stearns - aka. "Burger", "Berger", "Manager" - RHB, OB A man of cricketing predigree, represented HK between 1978 to 1993 including the ICC Trophies in 1982, 86 and 90. Hong Kong Player of the Year 1985/86 - used to be a class bat, but by admission is totally past it now. Current General Manager of the Hong Kong Cricket Club after spending early years as a member of crack security force. |
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| Steve Duckworth - aka. "OC", "Old Chap" - RM, RHB A greenie - a must have for every cricket team. Old Hong Konger but C.C.C. tourist debutante. Bowls tricky little 'out-duckers' (OD's) with his right arm, backed by a considerable midriff. Mainly picked for his drinking abilities. Termined fielder with absolutely no style but a very effective strike rate. Likes to hit through the ball over mid-wicket and onto a road in a suburb adjoining the ground. |