The 18th Cheriton
Sixes
29th August 2011
sponsored by The Flower Pots
If you think Twenty20 cricket takes too
long
then come along to the
“Sixes” cricket tournament
in Cheriton on August Bank Holiday
Monday!
There will be action from 09:00
Freeviewing and Entrance
Continuous Play by Interlacing
Games
Breakfast available
Followed by a barbecue & beer
Then tea and cakes
Final at 18:40 prompt!
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Winners of the
Flower Pots Cup
FAIR OAK RANGERS
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This years teams are:
Fair Oak
Rangers
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The annual Cheriton 6-a-side cricket
trophy, sponsored by the Flower Pots Inn, will again be
contested on Monday 29th August. The prestigious tournament
– now in its 18th year – is played from 9am
to dusk. Eight teams compete in two group competitions, then
semi-finals and the final.
Joining the hosts Cheriton, are: Bishops Waltham,
Fair Oak Rangers, Hambledon, Ropley, Tichborne Park, St Cross and
Ventnor.
Play commences at 09:00 with two round robin
leagues of four teams each. There is almost continuous
play with each match interlaced with the following game.
Each game is five overs per innings with each
fielder bowling except the wicket keeper. Batsmen retire at 25 but
often return to bat again.
There are many variations on the standard game
e.g. 3 runs for a wide and no extra ball except in the final over
of an innings. More details in the
rules.
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The players wear coloured strip and even
the balls this year will be coloured orange and yellow! Play is
non-stop, with 12 games in the league stage followed by knock-out
semi-finals and the grand final at 6.30 pm.
Some years over 1200 runs are scored!
The event receives generous sponsorship
from:
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Semi-finals at 17:15. Finals at 18:40
To keep you fully refreshed throughout the day we
have:
- Bacon
butties and hot drinks from 08:00 to 11:00
- A beer
tent selling ale from the Cheriton Brewery
- Tea and
Home Made Cakes
- A
barbecue serving burgers and hot dogs from 12:30 until they
run out.
- Ice
cream
- The
raffle first prize is worth £100
- Second
prize is worth £50
- Third
prize is a magnum of Champagne!
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