SPEAKERS PROGRAMME
All meetings are held in the Pavilion at Stourbridge Cricket Club, Memorial Ground, High Street (A491), Amblecote DY8 4HN.
Meetings commencing at 7.30pm unless stated otherwise.
Meetings commencing at 7.30pm unless stated otherwise.
GUEST SPEAKERS 2021 / 2022
DATE START TIME |
SPEAKERS PROGRAMME 2021 / 2022 |
21 October 7.30pm |
Alan Butcher (*) Surrey, Glamorgan & England |
17 November 7.45pm |
Luke Sutton Somerset, Derbyshire & Lancashire |
16 December 7.30pm |
Darryl Mitchell Worcestershire |
20 January T.B.A. |
T.B.A. |
17 February 2.00pm |
T.B.A. |
17 March 7.30pm |
T.B.A. |
21 April 7.00pm |
Annual General Meeting The AGM will conclude before the meeting below |
21 April 7.45pm |
T.B.A. |
INTRODUCING..... OUR NEXT SPEAKER
21 October (*) ALAN BUTCHER (England, Surrey & Glamorgan)
Alan Butcher was a left-hand opening batsman for Surrey, Glamorgan, and England. S&DCS members may recall that Alan was Glamorgan’s captain who was confronted by the ‘oil-on-the-pitch’ incident.
Alan’s career included 46 centuries and 123 fifties. Initially regarded as a bowler, he took six for 38 against Hampshire at Guildford in 1972 – his first three wickets were prize scalps! Be sure to ask if Alan fails to mention the bowling achievement of his career!
Alan and his son Mark played on opposing sides in 1991. They also belong to a select group of eight fathers and sons who each played Test cricket for England since the 2nd World War. How many of them can you name? [AC]
(*) Please note this meeting is subject to confirmation and capacity may be restricted in accordance with the Government’s Covid regulations.
Admission charge for non-members – £5 per person payable on entry.
Programme subject to change without prior notice.
In case of bad weather, check before you travel – phone 07749 327059.
All meetings subject to Government regulations / Club restrictions in force.
Social distancing may reduce audience capacity.
Alan Butcher was a left-hand opening batsman for Surrey, Glamorgan, and England. S&DCS members may recall that Alan was Glamorgan’s captain who was confronted by the ‘oil-on-the-pitch’ incident.
Alan’s career included 46 centuries and 123 fifties. Initially regarded as a bowler, he took six for 38 against Hampshire at Guildford in 1972 – his first three wickets were prize scalps! Be sure to ask if Alan fails to mention the bowling achievement of his career!
Alan and his son Mark played on opposing sides in 1991. They also belong to a select group of eight fathers and sons who each played Test cricket for England since the 2nd World War. How many of them can you name? [AC]
(*) Please note this meeting is subject to confirmation and capacity may be restricted in accordance with the Government’s Covid regulations.
Admission charge for non-members – £5 per person payable on entry.
Programme subject to change without prior notice.
In case of bad weather, check before you travel – phone 07749 327059.
All meetings subject to Government regulations / Club restrictions in force.
Social distancing may reduce audience capacity.
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