NEWS
Review of 2024 Season
24 games scheduled: 8 lost to weather.
Of the 16 games played: 7 wins, 7 losses, 1 tie, 1 draw
Honours Board
100s Tom Whitmore 101 retired vs Hartfield
5 wickets George Talbot 6-42 vs Cowden
AWARDS
24 games scheduled: 8 lost to weather.
Of the 16 games played: 7 wins, 7 losses, 1 tie, 1 draw
Honours Board
100s Tom Whitmore 101 retired vs Hartfield
5 wickets George Talbot 6-42 vs Cowden
AWARDS
- Batting – Tom Whitmore
- Bowling – Alex Stephens
- Mike Hogue All Rounder – Alex Stephens
- TEFLON – Sebastian Stevenson
- Duck Hat – George Talbot and Tommy Paynter (shared)
- Captain’s Award – Glen Smith
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Review of 2023 Season - 15 wins, 6 losses!!
26 games scheduled: 5 lost to weather. Of the 21 played we won 15, lost 6.
100s:
George Talbot 100 retired vs Speldhurst
Duncan West 101 retired vs Speldhurst
Tom Whitmore 100 not out vs Pres XI
Shahbaz Haroon 101 vs Southborough
5 wickets
Greg Pickering 5-19 vs Refreshers
Tom Whitmore 6-19 vs Crawley
Alex Stephens 5-19 vs The Grannies
AWARDS
Batting – George Talbot
Bowling – Tom Whitmore
Mike Hogue All Rounder – Alex Stephens
TEFLON – Steve Leppard
Duck Hat – Millo Meehan
Captain’s Award – Steve Leppard and David Brocklehurst (shared)
26 games scheduled: 5 lost to weather. Of the 21 played we won 15, lost 6.
100s:
George Talbot 100 retired vs Speldhurst
Duncan West 101 retired vs Speldhurst
Tom Whitmore 100 not out vs Pres XI
Shahbaz Haroon 101 vs Southborough
5 wickets
Greg Pickering 5-19 vs Refreshers
Tom Whitmore 6-19 vs Crawley
Alex Stephens 5-19 vs The Grannies
AWARDS
Batting – George Talbot
Bowling – Tom Whitmore
Mike Hogue All Rounder – Alex Stephens
TEFLON – Steve Leppard
Duck Hat – Millo Meehan
Captain’s Award – Steve Leppard and David Brocklehurst (shared)
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Mike Hogue Memorial Service 3rd June 2018 Ashdown House School Forest Row East Sussex |
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Falconhurst Cricket Club has been left in a state of deep sadness at Mike’s very untimely passing. He was not only a great cricketer (last year he won both our batting cup and bowling cup), but more than that he was a great man. A true gentleman. Very humble and modest. One of those people it was a real pleasure to play alongside. He loved his cricket and he gave his all on the pitch. He also loved the banter and the beers in the pub after the game. He will be sorely missed both for his ability and his attitude. RIP Mike. We hope you get to watch some of our games from up there. You’ll be watching for a while before anyone wins both the batting and the bowling trophies in the same season again! here to edit.
