RANGER NUMBER: 10
BATTING STYLE: RH Middle Order
BOWLING STYLE: Right Arm Medium Fast
HIGHEST SCORE: 40 (2D)
BEST BOWLING FIGURES: 6/71 (2D)
SIGNATURE DELIVERY: The bouncer at the head after youve hit him for 4 or his cow corner swipe.
WILL GO DOWN IN RANGER HISTORY FOR:
*Taking an amazing 25 wickets in the 2 Day comp and winning the division award for bowling.
*Bowling the Rangers to a one run win over the Sharkies, taking 6 scalps along the way.
Andy Sweet, well what can we say, he�s definitely been one of the pillar bowlers for the Rangers. His performances both with the ball and on the field were remarkable, but we can�t forget his love for his brother, as Jamie prepared to bowl, we�d always hear �Ok, just add another 50 runs to their total after Jamie�s over�. Andy was the first to seal the first five-fa for the season, and deserved it too with his impressive speed and movement of the ball, if I ever required a thigh pad it was in the nets with Andy bowling.
Andy is definitely one to watch out for next season, as he�ll be a likely candidate for highest wicket taker in the season.
Written by Vinnie
2006-07
Andy (Undies) Sweet
A great team man, Andy always puts in 100% every time he picks up a bat or a ball. Facing Andy�s bowling in the nets is always a challenging proposition for any batsman. And I have had that experience on many occasions. He always seems to find an extra yard of pace when it comes my turn to bat. He says that it�s not true, but I think he puts in just that little bit of extra effort when it comes to me. And I see that as a mark of respect. And in turn I respect that effort.
The best example I can give is on the Friday before the 2 day game against St Barts. Andy gave me such a work out in that net session that I never felt more confident in my game than I did that Saturday and when I scored 160. I can say in all sincerity, that Andy was a massive contributor to the form I took into the game. The only disappointment was he was not there to see the fruits of his labour.
We all know too well Andy�s skill with the ball but I would like to mention his efforts with the bat. When he bats in the nets, there are signs of an excellent middle order batsman but where he ends up batting in the lower order is testament to his team player attitude. He sees his job in the team is the opening bowler and if he can contribute a handy 20 or 30 runs than that is a bonus.
Every team in the competition would love to have an Andy in their side someone who if called upon would bowl all day and never give less than his best.
Congratulations on your season and thank-you
Paul Joseph
