18/10/2014

HLCC HONOURS BOARD 1992 to 2014


ALL TIME TOP RUNS AND WICKETS
RUNS AVE WCKTS AVE
Wendel 5,015 53.9 Rick 289 16.2
Paul 4,323 21.0 Paul 285 17.3
Knobby 2,328 13.5 Bicky 143 24.3
Adam 2,312 30.8 Don 125 29.7
Bicky 1,728 18.6 Wendel 120 16.5
Jim 1,645 11.8 Phil 78 19.9
Steve 1,616 15.2 Ian 68 29.3
Don 1,463 10.8 Walker 64 16.0
Swainy 1,327 19.8 Swainy 47 25.0
Alex 1,317 22.0 Brett 38 10.7
Phil 1,238 12.3 Sunil 34 24.6
Brett 1,104 58.1 Duane 33 16.4


TOP RUN SCORERS PER SEASON
year games NO.1 runs NO.2 runs
2014 19 Wendel 560 Steve 224
2013 20 Shaz 474 Wendel 372
2012 18 Wendel 451 Swainy 317
2011 18 Wendel 416 Adam 346
2010 20 Wendel 458 Knobby 307
2009 23 Wendel 572 Knobby 356
2008 20 Wendel 407 Knobby 354
2007 24 Wendel 447 Paul 323
2006 24 Wendel 675 Adam 433
2005 20 Wendel 657 Paul 313
2004 17 Brett 485 Paul 274
2003 18 Brett 479 Paul 331
2002 10 Paul 162 Brett 140
2001 13 Alex 329 Paul 240
2000 14 Paul 244 JWalker 221
1999 15 Paul 351 Jim 193
1998 13 AMartin 182 Jim 157
92-97 72





TOP WICKET TAKERS PER SEASON
year games NO.1 wkts NO.2 wkts
2014 19 Paul 22 Ian 20
2013 20 Rick 29 Paul 27
2012 18 Paul 29 Wendel 20
2011 18 Rick 21 Paul 19
2010 20 Paul 30 Rick 23
2009 23 Rick 29 Bicky 24
2008 20 Rick 38 Paul 19
2007 24 Paul 30 Rick 25
2006 24 Rick 28 Bicky 16
2005 20 Rick 26 Bicky/Sunil 14
2004 17 Brett 19 Rick 19
2003 18 Duane 15 Rick 14
2002 10 Brett 8 Rick/Bicky 6
2001 13 Brooks 11 Maurice 9
2000 14 JWalker 16 Paul 13
1999 15 JWalker 9 Danny 9
1998 13 JWalker 12 Tony Mc 12
92-97 72





TOP CATCHERS
year played NO.1 ctchs
2014 18 Wendel/ Paul 7
2013 20 Wendel 13
2012 18 Wendel 16
2011 18 Jim 7
2010 20 Wendel 13
2009 23 Wendel 9
2008 20 Paul 10
2007 24 Wendel 9
2006 24 Adam 10
2005 20 Mike 7



2020 Batting and bowling: 100's, 50's, 5fers, 4fers
Tons
Wendel 5 Best 140no. v Ealing CT 2006
Macca 1 Best 102no v Monmouth 2005
50's
Wendel 38
Adam 12
Paul 10
Brett 10
Swainy 6
5fers
Rick 3 Best: 4ov/11r/5w v Elmbridge 2008
Paul 2 Best: 4ov/20r/5w v Hammersmith 2007
Bick 1 Best: 3ov/12r/5w v Old Cals 2005
4fers
Rick 10
Paul 5
Bicky 3
JWalker 3

13/10/2014

HL v PS 2010

Perhaps the only time HL has been mentioned in print, and also the only time we've won a trophy? Over the years Property Services (PS93) had the better of us (95 to 04 we played on 17 times, winning on just 3 occasions)...Jeff always seemed able to pick up half decent ringers...some young Aussie named Brett who was perhaps almost a match, but no where near as classy, for our own Aussie Brett, being one that springs to mind. HL regulars Mike and Adam started off playing for PS. The report says it all really. A celebration of Jeffs retirement, with JohnM and MarkD making a rare outing in whites. The photo is not us, but PS on this occasion. We never did have a rematch, so I still have the trophy on the desk. Happy days....

21/09/2014

Magdalen 2014

The September evenings are drawing in, spelling an end to mid week evening cricket, but Sunday cricket still continues...3 more games, including this afternoon, taking us into the first week of October. Its been so far a fun packed season, lots of Leisure in the ranks, some lovely grounds (West Wycombe, for example), a 3 game July tour to Margate. We've lost a couple recently, but went 3 months without losing. Great victories against Northfields, British Airways and Windsor Great Park, a thriller v Woking and Horsell...

Wendel, our skipper for 2014, is on the verge of breaking a 43 year record; most runs for the season, 875, set by a Hugh Grant (not that one) in 1971. A few have come close in recent years, but WS, with 2 double tons and 2 single tons, sits just 60 runs away. He's already broken the highest individual score in 70 years of Mags history (226), now has the most individual tons (10) but will he get those 60 runs required? Paul currently tops the bowling, with 38 wickets, already having topped the Hounslow list with 22, and now sits 8th in the all time Magdalen wicket takers list with 267 victims (no.1, having taken a mere 1500!).

Eds note. Monday...He did it, in style, another friggin double ton, also passing 1000 runs for the season in the process...



15/09/2014

Hatfield Heath 2014

The season finale, our annual trip to Hatfield Heath, now in its 13th year. Rick the skipper for the day and started up with losing the toss. However, into bat we went. Wasim knocked it around for a solid 72no including consecutive 6's, supported by Steve 24, and Wendel 28no, HL finishing up on 154/2 from our 20. Hatfield Heath responded well, finishing up on 151/4, HL taking a lead of just 3 into the 2nd innings.


As usual a fantastic Mascall lunch; scones with jam and cream, melon... Wasim and Wendel, being the not out batsmen from 1st innings opened up for the 30 over 2nd innings. Wasim fell early, Wendel hit 70, Hassan chipped in with a handy 68. HLs 200/6 seemed an okish score, but perhaps a little under par as we had been 84 from 10, 146 from 20.


HH got off to a good start, running well, taking advantage of a poor fielding effort from Hounslow. However, a 4 wicket blast from Hassan kept HH in check. HH were also 84 from 10, then 151 from 20. It was getting tight with HH needing just 27 from the last 5.

However, a 21 run give away over from Paul tipped the scales and HH won with 22 balls remaining.


Hatfield Heath, 2014 champions of their cricket league, are looking good these days, a few of the chaps we've known for a while now reaching the top of their batting game, and with a few newer additions, plus a good batting wicket, giving most oppos a good run I should imagine, and including the Leisure on this occasion.

In the pub, curry house and tent later, it was felt that the game was lost in the last 10 overs of our 2nd innings and 1st 10 overs of their 2nd, which was actually quite a large chunk of the day, and arguably the most crucial 20. We'll be back next year, aiming to even the score.

Anyway, 7 of us managed to make it to the Magdalen game in Taplow on Sunday, which we also lost, all out with 9 balls remaining, 30 odd short chasing 250, Wasim, however, continuing his fine form with the bat, including an over the club house 6.

Scores: HL 154/2 and 200/6 from 50 overs. HH 151/4 and 206/7 from 26.2 overs.    

So, its all over for Hounslow Leisure for 2014. Played 19, won 9, tied 2, lost 8 (including 2 LBH games, which may or may not count...) Won a couple of classics, lost a couple we shouldn't have.. Cheers folks; AGM (an early one) and stats to follow...Dont forget to tune in to the blog occasionally over the winter...

A few Leisure on the Heath stats...Played 15: won 6, lost 7, 1 draw, 1 tie. Last won 2010.

Most runs: Wendel 523, Paul 350, Adam 182. Highest scores: Paul 77, Wendel 72, Wasim 72no, Brett 69. Fifties for Wendel (5), Paul (2), Brett (2), Adam, Steve, Rick. Not quite 50's for Knobby 42, Ian 14.

Most wickets: Rick 19, , Wendel 16, Paul 15. Best bowling : Bick 4/7, Hassan 4/20, Wendel 4/32, 3 wicket hauls for Brooks, Duane, Bull, Adam and Rick. 2's for Ian, Paul, Steve..


07/08/2014

August 2014 Match reports...

v Chessington. 1st week of September and 2nd meet in a week and 4th this season. With a little help from OC's (again) making up the numbers, HL opened up the batting and made just 105 from the 18 overs, Steve scoring 43. Chess needed 26 off the last 3 overs and crossed the line with 1 ball to spare, 7 down. 3 wickets for Paul, 2 for Ian.

v Chessington. 5 debutants (with the help of OCs) and 2 who haven't played this year joined just 3 2014 regulars for this E18 match v CWoA. HL batted first and scored 152/7, runs for Larry, Adam, Wendel, Wasim, Paul. A fine bowling performance reduced Chess to just 90 all out off 16.3 overs, 2 wickets a piece for Larry, Graeme, Wasim and Paul.

v Richmond. Lost the toss and Richmond had no hesitation in batting first on a grey, cool late August evening. Thanks to a 50 from young Zayn (before being run out with a Wendel direct throw), Richmond scored a credible 144/7 from their 20 overs. (3 wickets for Paul, 2 catches for Wendel). With Richard and Wendel batting in the bottom 4 as opposed to the usual top 4, HLs response against some decent bowling was slow. Swain chipped in with a handy 42, and Ian with (his highest ever score) 29, but left us needing 50 off the last 5 overs. Wickets continued to fall at a regular rate and W and R got into bat but with 24 needed off the last 2, which despite 2 big 6's wasn't quite enough balls, HL falling 8 short for Richmonds first victory against us. (136/6) It was going to happen sometime.

v LBH. Adams LBHers batted first and scored 145/3 off their 18 overs (1 wicket each for Don and Knobby). Apart from Nomans 50 retired, no one else bothered the scorers too much, HL finishing up on 130/6, to lose by 15 runs.

v Elmbridge, Lunch time down pour we almost got away with. 5pm down pour we didn't. No game.

2 games in 2 days this week, and both extraordinary, contrasting ones at that....V Ealing Engineers, 2nd meet of the season, 1 up. HL into bat, 65 off 10, became 203 off 20, another blasting from Richard (71) and Wendel (85no), our 3rd highest ever score. Ealing were well up for it and were rattling along at above the required 10 an over on the large, fast outfield. Paul struck with the crucial wicket of Ragulan (ct behind) in the 17th over when they were on 175. Ealing needed 15 off the last over, but managed just 3 to finish up on 191/8. 3 wickets each for Ian and Paul, 2 catches for Paul (who says I cant catch?). Twenty 6's were scored, and we reckon at least 8 balls were lost into the Waterworks. Got a bit dark towards the end, so early starts from now on.(HL 203/3, EAL 191/8)

V OCCC. 2nd meet of the season, already 1 down. Won toss and batted. Not a great start. 4 for 4 from 4 overs* became 54 all out. A 20 run 10th wicket partnership between Ian and Mike, and 11 extras, at least ensured we passed our lowest ever score, just, by 5 runs. (In fact, it was our 3rd lowest ever score, and funnily enuf, all 3 have been against OC's). 13 for Don and 9no for Ian, a golden for Wendel and ducks for Steve, Swainy and Hardeep. We wanted to make it as difficult as possible and indeed OCs lost 6 wickets in their pursuit (3 for Rick, 2 for Swainy, 2 catches for Paul), but really they were well in control to win in the 12th over. Sunil made his first appearance in 5 years, and my daughter Olivia made her cricketing debut, even scoring the same number of runs as me (1!). Our last 2 games we've scored 176 and 181, so we were certainly humbled this game. (HL 54/10, OC 55/6 12.1 ov)

*almost as awful as India, today, at Old Trafford. 8 for 1,2,3,4....

02/08/2014

Mags in Margate

HLers Paul, Wendel, Ian, Hitesh, Swainy, Steve, Knobby, Alex, Chris,... found themselves on tour in Margate last weekend, playing 3 games. Lots of fun, as Hookys poetic report will testify. .. Onesies each game for man of the match, ducks and donkey fielding...Chas and Dave were there in spirit, check 'em out
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kzpHzUJCd4














03/07/2014

Match reports 2014....

Next week, V OCCC and V Ealing

V GSK. A famous 176 run tie! We needed 119 off the last 10 and then 7 off the last, Ash run out going for the 2nd off the last ball. HL had a strong team this evening, and wanted to bat first, but lost the toss. Apart from 3 overs that went for 60, we bowled well, but 176 was a good score to chase. 2 wickets for Paul (one a Knobby request) and 2 for Wendel. Good bowling pegged us back in the first 10. Then enter our man with 6 6's including one into the gardens the Brentford end ( a long, long way). Richard and Wendel had to both retire with their 50's, leaving us needing 19 off the last 4. 2 needed off the last ball to win, we only managed the 1. A great game; high scoring, competitive, tense...and pizza in the bar..

V Wandsworth. A tale of two partnerships. Wandsworth had a 170 and HL a 142 in a high scoring thriller on Wandsworth Park. Wands were 3 down for 4 runs in 2 overs but skipper Landsberg scored a handy 99no. and Ano Ther a 50 in their partnership to reach 176. The 20 overs felt a long time in the heat but helped by keeping an eye on the various activities taking place on the park this evening. In response, we were 39 for 2 when Wendel joined Richard in the 6th over. 12 overs and 142 runs later we had won with 9 balls remaining, those 2 sharing a bat to smash it all over, hitting 22 boundaries between them. Ian bowled 2 wickets in the first over of the game and Wendel and Richard hit 90no and 48no. Wands were very sporting with regard to the sun, but a great win v very long friends and rivals (22 years..)

V Ealing. Although EE only lost 2 wickets (a bowled for Ian and a great c+b for Richard), 157 on a hot, dry, fast outfield seemed possibly a little light. In response, we were 91 from 10 and cruising, but 42 off the next eight overs from tight bowling left us going into the last 2 overs needing 25. With 13 needed off the last, a 6 and 2 fours from Paul sealed the deal with 1 ball to spare for a nailbiter win. Steve 43, Richard 37, a golden for Ash and 26 and 18 from Alex and Paul. Ealing 157/2, HL 159/3 19.5ov.

V Harrow. A strong looking Harrow arrived at Sunbury on a weather forecast defying evening. HL won the toss and chose to bat. Despite a 56no from Steve and a quick fire 31 from Paul opening up, tight bowling on a lively wicket restricted us to just 122, and as it turned out to be, at least 50 too short. Swain went for a golden and Wendels magnificent form ended with just a 10, playing a slow bouncer too early and getting bowled. A very, very late drop out (fine!) meant we hit the field a fielder and bowler down. First 8 overs from Ian and Swain were good, but once the Harrow Goose had warmed up, it didn't take long to put us out of our pain, Harrow reaching the target off 14.3 overs. A catch and stumping for Mike. Quite a beating, by the better team on the evening, but honors even for the season.

V CWofA. Fantastically hot July evening in Sunbury. 50 from Richard and 30 from Alex, got us up to 138/6 from the 20. We took a few key wickets and despite a resilient 48 from Vallis, HL were mostly on top, the oppo finishing up on 113/8 for a HL win by 25 runs. 4 wickets for 9 from Richard, and a tight spell from Ian, the pick of the bowling. 2nil to HL in 2014 with still one to play.

02/07/2014

Flight WS226, arriving 345...

Magdalen CC went to Cranford to play British Airways last Sunday. Wendel top scored with a mere 226 out of a total of 345 from 40 overs. Something like 19 6's and 18 4's. His was the highest individual score in 70 years of Magdalen and the team score the highest. Wendel and Wasim had an opening partnership of 222 (not quite the best). When Wendel was out in the 30th, the score was 277, he having scored 226 of them. Quite good...oh, and we won (and this following from last year when we chased down 280 with Wendel scoring 130odd..). Can we come back next year?


Eds note: A week later and Wendel has just scored 168 at West Wycombe, so 3 tons in his last 3 Sunday games...

13/06/2014

Match Reports 2014 (continued....)

V Reggies Ealing Engineers. Can we follow on from last years epic 2-1 series?.. No...game cancelled...pitch confusion...(i.e...the home team didn't book a pitch...)

V Superstars. With SS needing 2 off the last ball to win, they hit and ran 2. We were all watching the ball come in when the umpire signaled 1 short. So, indeed a Super Tie. Extremely sporting on behalf of the oppo umpire, playing in the true spirit, man of the match, the rest of his team not too happy with the offending batter. HL batted first after a delayed start (gates locked, no boundary ropes) and scratched our way to just 117, kept in check by good bowling, and a slow out field and wicket. SS were 60 off 10 and with each over getting a few more nearer, HL were kept well on their toes. Going in to the last over with 8 required for a SS win, just 7 were made, for a gripping, competitive and sporting tie. 25no for Shaz and 2 wickets for Ian and Dipesh. 117/6 v 117/4.  There's always another side to the story....


V Beechams. From Rick: What a great evening's cricket in the sun. We've lost the last 10 or 12 to Glaxo Smith Klein Beechams and it didn't look great tonight with them 60 odd off 6 overs! A double wicket maiden from skipper Paul (3/5) stopped them in their tracks and somehow we bowled them all out for 131 as they have big hitters all the way down to no 11, I took the last wicket with the last ball for my 3-20 off four. A decent batting performance from our top 4 (Noman 53, Ash 38, Paul 21) saw us win by 8 wickets wuth 11 balls remaining. It's been a long wait. (Eds note: Since 2000, played 15, won 4, last won 2009...)


11/06/2014

The longest day 2006

Its been 8 years since Hounslow Leisure witnessed something quite special, so worth mentioning every once in a while. Ealing CT came to Sunbury on 21/6/2006, a very hot sunny evening, to play 2020. 120 balls later, ECT had racked up an incredible and daunting 198. HL felt doomed, so what the hell, Wendel was asked to open. In a blink of an eye, 12.2 overs later, amazingly we had won. Wendel knocking up 140 not out, off just 38 balls (27 ball ton), including 14 6's and 9 4's, one over going for 34 (do the maths..the ball that didn't go for 6, fell just a yard short). He faced just 1 dot ball, his first.

We don't like to go on about Wendy too much, we try not to, its not good for him, but that was an innings to behold. Just for a couple of moments, on that first day of summer, the longest day of 2006, we could actually see the sun shinning out of his backside...



17/05/2014

2014 Match Reports

Next week..The IPL comes to Boston Manor...GSK v HL...

v Old Californians. With a few key players missing, 10 man HL visited Ewell looking a touch light on both batting and bowling. However, 20 overs later we had managed to limit OCCC to just 134/4, 2 bowled by Ian in a tight 4 over spell. HL started losing wickets early, unable to support Dipesh (28), and Chris (42) who gave us some late hope. Once Chris fell, with HL needing 28 off the last 4 overs, it was effectively all over as we stumbled to 111, all out, in the 18th over, Ricks winning 3 game run coming to an end.


v Harrow. Since 1992, we have played Harrow 36 times, with 17 wins each. (and 1 tie and 1 nr), so we were all keen to get a game and a win in to edge us in front on the leader board. As all HL players know well, Rayners Lane has its own micro climate, so it was no real surprise when it started tipping it down en route an hour before kick off, despite the forecast saying it wouldn't, but putting the game happening into serious doubt. As we arrived at Roxbourne Park the rain clouds cleared, and despite the puddles and the bog in parts of the outfield, the wicket looked just about ok, so being a bunch of 22 cricket mad loonies all kitted in white, a 16 over game commenced. We batted first. 101 off 10 overs with a blazing 62 from Wendel opening, things were looking bright. Harrow did well to pin us back in the last 6 overs, HL reaching 123/4. We knew we had to bowl well, and the fall of regular wickets kept the score in check, Harrow finally falling 15 runs short, 7 men down, with 2 wickets apiece for Dipesh and Wendel, and 2 stumpings for Mike, for our 3rd win in 3.



V Chessington WofA...Facebook comments from Alex and Rick. (HL141/7, CWoA 138/9)

Really enjoyed being part of last night's 20/20 win for Hounslow Leisure at Chessington CC. Great to be part of a 100 stand with Chris. Tense finish that went to the last ball but we sneaked through. The goose always seems to fire on what is a good track. (They needed 5 off the last over, but only managed 2, losing 3 wickets)

Excellent performance against CWoA all round, going down to the last ball and winning by 3 runs. Great 100+ partnership with Alex (44) and Chris (66) after losing our first 3 for not much at all (6!), good bowling and fielding throughout against a pretty good batting side, having Swainy (3/19) and Wendel (2/19) bowling tightly in the second half. After the last two years where Chessington have come through in the last over after we were on top for most of those games, it was nice to see them off this time. Oh and well skippered again I thought  with me skippering again for 'hopalong' Paul. 2 wins in 2 ...

V Elmbridge. Rick skipper tonight. HL into bat on a lovely sunny evening in Esher, on a slow wicket. Knobby bowled first ball of the innings, to one that pitched, died and slipped under the bat, Steve out playing on with 39. 65/4 off 10 overs a good start. Swain played on so enter Wendel into bat in the 11th over with a quick fire 73no, including another lost ball 6 over the hedge and into the meadow, in a partnership with Alex of 78, 73 scored off the last 5 overs, for HL to finish up on a very healthy 164/5. Elm have lost a few players this season and when Aubrey was out for 7 in the 3rd over, the wheels started falling off their response. Ian picking up his 50th wicket for HL, a catch and 2 stumpings for Mike, and 4 wickets for Rick, restricting Elm to just 93/9 off the 20, for the fist win of the season. Mags watch: Only Don today out of the 11 having not played for both teams.

v LBH. A friendly, but still competitive, early season warm up against a Coates LBH XI, LBH batting first and reaching 128/5 off the 18 overs, 3 players (including Wendel) retiring on the agreed 25. HL's response was rather feeble, with only Steve and Knobby reaching double figures, limping to a poor 95/8. However, great to be back out midweek after 8 long months.

v Richmond. Typical. A lovely sunny March and April, come the first week of May, the only day of this week it decides to rain was this evening, so no game.

09/04/2014

Spring News

Less than 2 weeks to the seasons Sunday opener, Magdalen v Ashford. Skipper Wendel takes the troops to visit those Easter Bunnies at Ashford, looking to replicate last years victory. Has he mentioned it to the new gf yet? We've even been netting (last session this Thursday, 11th). Bound to be plenty of HLCCers, on both sides...

Sri Lanka won the World Cup 2020 last weekend, beating India with soooo many balls remaining. With class acts Dilshan, Sangakkara, Jayawardena and Malinga, they were always gonna be up there, despite being beaten by England earlier on in the tournament, who in turn managed to get beaten by Holland...(New look?) England play both SL and India this summer in Test matches with new old coach Peter Moores back at the helm. Englands women won the Ashes down under, but managed to lose to the Aussies in their 2020 final.

Friday is 2020 night at the Oval this season, with Surreys KP and Graham Smith looking to bash a few balls about, now that neither any longer play international cricket. HLCC's first game, v Richmond Royals all set for the first day of May. Rumour has it that one of our oppos have acquired a fast bowling England Ashes winning legend. Would be great to welcome GS to Spelthorne (coz lets face it, Superstars, need some more bowling....)

You can now search this blog, translate this blog into almost any language you wish, vote in the poll and click on your fav links (as long as you read this site first). And of course, you can always add comments...you don't need to sign up...Here's to a fun and happy 2014 season...


28/01/2014

2014 fixtures.


1998 to 2013: Played 314, W162, L139, Tied8, D1, NR4.


The fixtures for 2014

THUR 01-May H RICH C
TUES 06-May H LBH L
THUR 15-May A ELM W
WED 21-May A CWA W
THUR 29-May A HAR W
TUES 03-Jun A OCCC L
THUR 12-Jun A GSK W
TUES 17-Jun H SUP T
WED 25-Jun A EAL C
WED 02-Jul H CWA W
THUR 10-Jul H HAR L
WED 16-Jul H EAL W
WED 23-Jul A WND W
THUR 31-Jul A GSK T
TUES 05-Aug A OCCC  L
WED 06-Aug H EAL W
THUR 14-Aug H ELM C
TUES 19-Aug H LBH L
THUR 21-Aug H RICH L
WED 27-Aug A CWA W
WED 03-Sep A CWA
SAT 13-Sep A HH










04/01/2014

Winter 2014.

News from around the world...Captain AN Cooks tribulations continue as the tour of Australia hits a reef. The Ashes endeavour is just about to go 5nil down in Port Jackson. Wanting to lighten the load, a few players have thrown themselves overboard...

Test legends Tendulkar, Kallis, Dravid, Ponting, Martin, Dilshan and Swann call it day in 2013. Wendel becomes skipper of Magdalen CC, Ian and Eddie vices.

First few fixtures of 2014 for HL have been confirmed, starting first week of May. Magdalen nets for Lords in March and April arranged. Magdalen tour of North Kent being finalised for late July. HLs season only another 16 weeks away, Magdalens a couple of weeks earlier.


Magdalen in Dorset 2013. Can you spot the HL players?...I'm struggling, and I was there...