Devon Seniors CricketDevon Seniors are always on the look out for new players!
We run two men's Over 50s sides, two Over 60s sides, an Over 70s team and a Friendly XI. We are hoping to have a Women's Seniors side playing in 2025... Just browse the website for more information.. |
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New Captains for 2025 |
New Committee |
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Congrats to the Captains elected at the AGM for the 2025 season:
50s 1s: Steve Moore 50s 2s: Steve Broad 60s 1s: Roger Wensley 60s 2s: Martin Goff 70s: Tom Stanton |
President: Dave Gambie
Chair: Ian Hayter Secretary: Dave Turner Treasurer: Andy Rose Plus captains. More info on our Contacts page |
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PETE ROSE MEMORIAL GAME at Shobrooke
A fine-weather day saw a fitting turnout of old faces in tribute to a much-missed member of the Club.
A good number of the team who had famously lifted the National 50s trophy in 2002 were there along with more recent team-mates from his days in the 60s and 70s.
Chris Theedom recalled how crucial Pete’s contribution had been to the Final’s win – 9-2-14-2 – but also to his generous nature and his interest in fellow humans.
Barry Flicker shared even older memories of their days together as riotous youths in Somerset and even had a photo from the local paper dated almost exactly 50 years earlier showing both Pete ( unrecognisable) and Barry ( almost so) revelling in a day out at the cricket.
Pete and Sue’s twin boys Jamie and Martin spoke movingly of having such an astute cricketer for a father, and Jamie of the innings they once put together to rescue Shobrooke Park from relegation.
An abundant and appetising tea was put together by Sue and little remained by the end of the day.
A good number of the team who had famously lifted the National 50s trophy in 2002 were there along with more recent team-mates from his days in the 60s and 70s.
Chris Theedom recalled how crucial Pete’s contribution had been to the Final’s win – 9-2-14-2 – but also to his generous nature and his interest in fellow humans.
Barry Flicker shared even older memories of their days together as riotous youths in Somerset and even had a photo from the local paper dated almost exactly 50 years earlier showing both Pete ( unrecognisable) and Barry ( almost so) revelling in a day out at the cricket.
Pete and Sue’s twin boys Jamie and Martin spoke movingly of having such an astute cricketer for a father, and Jamie of the innings they once put together to rescue Shobrooke Park from relegation.
An abundant and appetising tea was put together by Sue and little remained by the end of the day.
A view from the Boundary: Graham Darke, Brent HowardDave Amery Chris Theedom, Katy Lott Lott, Janet Howard, Stuart Lott, and "Prowling" Fred Harding
How many runs, how many wickets do you see here? LtoR:
Steve Ripley,Phil Arbourne, Tom Stanton,Stuart Lott,Dave (legs) Amery Richard Cavendish, Dave Gambie
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