Cricketers celebrate 25th year of club's revival
Club chairman Mark Bunt reflected on the 2009 season, which included a very successful tour to Torquay and the continued development of the club's excellent facilities at their Wenmouth ground.
First team captain Andrew Kent responded on behalf of the club and gave an account of the club's 'modern' history and interestingly found reference to the cricket being played in St Neot in 1884, where unfortunately they were bowled out for three!
Most current players noted that nothing changes!
Following the reforming of the club in the 1980s, matches were played on the village playing field, followed by a move to their current home at Wenmouth in 1997 when the club joined the Cornwall League.
Awards
The presentation of the awards by past president Peter Kent followed, with the excellent attendance of 80 entertained by a magician throughout the evening.
Soon after the dinner the club held its annual meeting, where Spencer Ham was appointed first team captain, supported by Andrew Tamblyn.
One of the club's promising youngsters Rory File has taken on the role of second team captain, with his vice-captain being Richard Smith.
Dave Masters will continue in his role as evening league captain with Chris Arthur his vice-captain.
The Taverners look forward to the 2010 season and welcome new players of all ages and abilities.
For more information please contact club chairman Mark Bunt on 01208 821120 or first team captain Spencer Ham on 077 77 667 339.
● Truro skipper Tom Sharp headed the Jolly's Drinks ECB Cornwall Premier League batting averages in 2009 scoring 546 runs with an average of 45.50.
St Just's Neil Curnow was the leading run scorer with 714 runs.
Falmouth skipper Duncan Ayres topped the bowling averages taking 45 wickets at an average of 12.64 apiece.
St Austell's Andrew Libby was the leading wicket taker with a haul of 47 wickets.
● See digest right for full details.
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