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The CFCA is headquartered in Orlando, Florida and its membership includes clubs from throughout the Central Florida area, from Palm Bay on the East Coast to Tampa on the West Coast. There are currently 17 member clubs in the Association.
Spirit of Cricket: Cricket is a game that owes much of its unique appeal to the fact that it should be played not only within its Laws but also within the Spirit of the Game. Any action which is seen to abuse this spirit causes injury to the game itself. The major responsibility for ensuring the spirit of fair play rests with the captains.
Spirit of Cricket: Cricket is a game that owes much of its unique appeal to the fact that it should be played not only within its Laws but also within the Spirit of the Game. Any action which is seen to abuse this spirit causes injury to the game itself. The major responsibility for ensuring the spirit of fair play rests with the captains.
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Game Summaries - 8/29/10
Division A
Wesley Chapel (170 for 3 wickets in 25.4 overs) def Orlando (169 for 7 wickets in 45 overs) by 7 wickets
Division B Finals
Winter Haven (177 all out in 40 overs) def Poinciana (145 all out in 36.3 overs) by 32 runs
Division A
Wesley Chapel (170 for 3 wickets in 25.4 overs) def Orlando (169 for 7 wickets in 45 overs) by 7 wickets
Division B Finals
Winter Haven (177 all out in 40 overs) def Poinciana (145 all out in 36.3 overs) by 32 runs
Condolences
It is with sadness, that I inform you, that our hardworking Secty, Ordine Campbell’s
Grandmother, Mary Dorset passed away in London, England during her sleep on Sunday
night. She was not only a grandmother, she was everything to Ordine, so this hit her
very hard. Please join me in extending your condolences to her and family.
Ordine will be leaving on Sept, 7th to London to attend the funeral, please take a
few minutes of your time and give her a call, to help her thru this difficult time.
Thank you.
Barney Jones
President /CFCA
Grandmother, Mary Dorset passed away in London, England during her sleep on Sunday
night. She was not only a grandmother, she was everything to Ordine, so this hit her
very hard. Please join me in extending your condolences to her and family.
Ordine will be leaving on Sept, 7th to London to attend the funeral, please take a
few minutes of your time and give her a call, to help her thru this difficult time.
Thank you.
Barney Jones
President /CFCA
Central Florida vs. South Florida
It's back!!!!
The showdown between Central Florida and South Florida has been postponed until a later date. We will keep you posted!!!
It's back!!!!
The showdown between Central Florida and South Florida has been postponed until a later date. We will keep you posted!!!
Annual Bigger Six-A-Side Cricket
September 5th, 2010 at Woodland Terrace
Rules for the six-a-side
1. Fifty ($50.00) per team.
2. Team can enter more than one team.
3. No player can play for more than one team.
4. Five over's per team.
5. One over per player.
6. Assigned team must be ready to take the field as soon as the fielding team is off.
7. Assigned team that is not ready (five minutes) after the fielding team is off the field will forfeit to the other team.
8. No L.B.W.
9. Wides-two (2) runs will be awarded plus run score.
10. No ball-two (2) runs plus run score and a free hit.
11. Six (6) points awarded to the winning team.
12. Play off with teams with the most points.
13. Cash and trophy will be awarded to the winning team.
For more information, contact Reuben Farrell #727-278-1921
Rules for the six-a-side
1. Fifty ($50.00) per team.
2. Team can enter more than one team.
3. No player can play for more than one team.
4. Five over's per team.
5. One over per player.
6. Assigned team must be ready to take the field as soon as the fielding team is off.
7. Assigned team that is not ready (five minutes) after the fielding team is off the field will forfeit to the other team.
8. No L.B.W.
9. Wides-two (2) runs will be awarded plus run score.
10. No ball-two (2) runs plus run score and a free hit.
11. Six (6) points awarded to the winning team.
12. Play off with teams with the most points.
13. Cash and trophy will be awarded to the winning team.
For more information, contact Reuben Farrell #727-278-1921
Antigua and Barbuda Cricket Fest
CFCA Wins 2010 S.E Regional Tourney
Central Florida Cricket Association (CFCA), had a no decision in their first match, against Georgia Supreme Cricket League (GSCL), then defeated Atlanta Georgia Cricket Conference (AGCC) convincingly in the second, and in the third crushed Mid Atlantic Cricket Conference (MACC), to take the 2010 Southeast Regional Tournament (SER), with the best overall run rate. But, Luther Anderson\'s undefeated 106 stole the spotlight. The matches were played on Friday June 4th, Saturday June 5th and Sunday June 6th.
First match, CFCA vs. GSCL at Miramar Regional Park:
Batting first after winning the toss, CFCA led by a hard-hitting 82 off 61 balls, that included 8 fours and 3 sixes, from the bat of Maksood Indawala, reached 249 for 6 off 45 overs reduced from the regulated 50, due to inclement weather. A well played 33 from Aurangzeb Baig off 40 delivers (5 fours) and 25 from Oneil Hylton (4 fours), helped to boost the total.
Bowling for GSCL, Andre Hooper captured 3 for 47 from 9 overs and Lyndon Johnson, 2 for 50 from 7. In reply, GSCL was on 135 for 5 in 19.3 overs, when rain curtailed play for the day, leaving the end a no result, as the mandatory 20 overs were not completed. Leon Garrick, banged 10 fours and 2 sixes while facing 51 deliveries in a sparkling undefeated knock of 70 to topscore. The best bowler for CFCA, was Robert Cresser who snared 3 for 24 from 4 overs.
Second match, CFCA vs. AGCC at Brian Piccolo Park:
Occupying the crease first after winning the toss, AGCC posted 164 all out off 46.2 of the allotted 50 overs. A. Tummala topscored with a sedate 27 off 40 balls (1 four), N. Sanvam carried his bat for 25 (1 four) and Jibran Gol, got 20 (2 fours). Bowling for CFCA, Duane Nathaniel bagged 3 for 16 from 5.2 overs, Sai Ramesh took 3 for 35 off 10 and Samih Sadiq, 2 for 24 from 5.
In reply, CFCA cruised to 165 for 5 off 39.2 overs, to inflict an emphatic 5 wicket victory. Taking them there, skipper Chris Chung smacked 6 fours and a six in a sizzling unbeaten 34 ball 44, Ramesh hit 38 off 36 deliveries that included 5 peppery fours, Nathaniel got 29 (1 four) and Sadiq 23 (2 fours).
Bowling for AGCC, M. Aminkhan took 2 for 32 from 5 overs, whilst N. Desai, H. Choudory and J. Gol, each took a wicket.
Third match, CFCA vs. MACC at Brian Piccolo Park:
Choosing to bat first after winning the toss, MACC was dismissed for a modest 131 off 36.3 of the arranged 50 overs. Sunjay Patel, in a measured knock scored 43 off 74 balls (4 fours) and H. Patel, got 25 (2 sixes). Bowling for CFCA, Robert Cresser scalped 3 for 20 from 8.3 overs including a maiden, Sai Ramesh prised out 3 for 22 from 10 including 3 maidens and Asif Chan, 2 for 10 from 4.
In a bold and dominant reply, CFCA led by a blistering undefeated 106 from Luther Anderson, spiced with 5 fours and 10 towering sixes off only 54 balls, rushed to 135 for 1 after only 13.1 overs, to win decisively by 9 wickets. Bowling for MSCC, R. Patel took the only wicket to fall at a cost of 49 runs off 4.1 overs.
Congrats to CFCA, after winning the tournament based on the best overall net run rate!!!!
by Ricardo Inniss
Special Correspondent
First match, CFCA vs. GSCL at Miramar Regional Park:
Batting first after winning the toss, CFCA led by a hard-hitting 82 off 61 balls, that included 8 fours and 3 sixes, from the bat of Maksood Indawala, reached 249 for 6 off 45 overs reduced from the regulated 50, due to inclement weather. A well played 33 from Aurangzeb Baig off 40 delivers (5 fours) and 25 from Oneil Hylton (4 fours), helped to boost the total.
Bowling for GSCL, Andre Hooper captured 3 for 47 from 9 overs and Lyndon Johnson, 2 for 50 from 7. In reply, GSCL was on 135 for 5 in 19.3 overs, when rain curtailed play for the day, leaving the end a no result, as the mandatory 20 overs were not completed. Leon Garrick, banged 10 fours and 2 sixes while facing 51 deliveries in a sparkling undefeated knock of 70 to topscore. The best bowler for CFCA, was Robert Cresser who snared 3 for 24 from 4 overs.
Second match, CFCA vs. AGCC at Brian Piccolo Park:
Occupying the crease first after winning the toss, AGCC posted 164 all out off 46.2 of the allotted 50 overs. A. Tummala topscored with a sedate 27 off 40 balls (1 four), N. Sanvam carried his bat for 25 (1 four) and Jibran Gol, got 20 (2 fours). Bowling for CFCA, Duane Nathaniel bagged 3 for 16 from 5.2 overs, Sai Ramesh took 3 for 35 off 10 and Samih Sadiq, 2 for 24 from 5.
In reply, CFCA cruised to 165 for 5 off 39.2 overs, to inflict an emphatic 5 wicket victory. Taking them there, skipper Chris Chung smacked 6 fours and a six in a sizzling unbeaten 34 ball 44, Ramesh hit 38 off 36 deliveries that included 5 peppery fours, Nathaniel got 29 (1 four) and Sadiq 23 (2 fours).
Bowling for AGCC, M. Aminkhan took 2 for 32 from 5 overs, whilst N. Desai, H. Choudory and J. Gol, each took a wicket.
Third match, CFCA vs. MACC at Brian Piccolo Park:
Choosing to bat first after winning the toss, MACC was dismissed for a modest 131 off 36.3 of the arranged 50 overs. Sunjay Patel, in a measured knock scored 43 off 74 balls (4 fours) and H. Patel, got 25 (2 sixes). Bowling for CFCA, Robert Cresser scalped 3 for 20 from 8.3 overs including a maiden, Sai Ramesh prised out 3 for 22 from 10 including 3 maidens and Asif Chan, 2 for 10 from 4.
In a bold and dominant reply, CFCA led by a blistering undefeated 106 from Luther Anderson, spiced with 5 fours and 10 towering sixes off only 54 balls, rushed to 135 for 1 after only 13.1 overs, to win decisively by 9 wickets. Bowling for MSCC, R. Patel took the only wicket to fall at a cost of 49 runs off 4.1 overs.
Congrats to CFCA, after winning the tournament based on the best overall net run rate!!!!
by Ricardo Inniss
Special Correspondent