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Cozball – Episode 4 - On The Road To Glory
Match Report - Charlesworth and Chisworth Social vs Glossop CC Vets (Thursday 25th July)
Glossop were missing some big players but were fortunate that Steve Page, John Kirk and John Rathburn were available to make their debuts and they also welcomed the return of Phil Hagerty who had looked explosive in recent net sessions.
The wicket looked good, and with Glossop winning the toss, they chose to bat with the hope of posting another big score. Lewis Calvert and Phil Hagerty opened the innings and put Charlesworth under immediate pressure with some quick singles. Charlesworth were bowling some good lines but were perhaps a little short of length and were duly punished with some big hitting by Hagerty who smashed 2 big sixes and lost 2 balls in the process. Calvert wanted some of the action himself and some quick boundaries brought up the 50 partnership in the 6th over. Both Hagerty (26*) and Calvert (27*) retired not out after setting Glossop up for the perfect start.
In came Steve Page who kept things moving quickly, smashing some boundaries of his own, helped by Steve Kirkham and John Rathburn who knocked some quick singles to get Steve back on strike who capped his debut with a sublime 26 not out. To have Richard Marsden and Tim Halpin at 6 and 7 shows the depth of talent this Glossop team possess and both didn’t disappoint. Charlesworth had dropped their field due to the earlier onslaught, but both still managed to hit some glorious 4s and kept things ticking. An exciting partnership brought Halpin to 25* not out, quickly followed by Marsden (25* not out) and Glossop were looking good for a total around the 165 mark. Some tight bowling by Charlesworth in the final few overs brought some wickets but the fans were still treated to a few boundaries by Sam Alder and Andy Wilde as Glossop posted 152.
Due to the absence of Rick Ingham, Glossop needed to find a new opening strike bowler to partner Halpin and the ball was thrown to Marsden. Halpin opened up with a solid over but it was Marsden who took the spotlight. Super line and length caused all sorts of problems for the Charlesworth openers and the dead lock was broken in the second over by Marsden with a ball that scooted through and clattered into the stumps. His second over brought more success with another victim cleaned bowled. The ball after….another victim clean bowled….Marsden was on a hattrick…..The field came in, Marsden sent the ball down and it just missed the outside edge. No hattrick but a great spell gave Marsden figures of 3 for 8.
Charlesworth were rocked but with James Turley at the crease they always had a chance of mounting a challenge. Sam Alder and John Kirk bowled the next 4 and kept it tight. The mix of left arm medium pace and right arm spin caused problems and it was Kirk who created the next opportunity with a devilish ball that was lobbed out to mid wicket, a diving effort by Taylor got his hands to the ball but it popped out on landing and Kirk was denied a debut wicket. Glossop were getting further on top in the field and a great piece of fielding by John Rathburn left the Glossop man in a heap on the floor. Rathburn had to drive himself to hospital where it appears he has a dislocated shoulder, All the team wish him a quick recovery.
With Rathburn out, Glossop had to find 2 overs from somewhere, Oliver Halpin had come on for Rathburn but it was Andy Wilde who stood up, took off the wicket keeping pads and took the ball. A fine first over bowling in tandem with Steve Page kept Charlesworth on the back foot and in both their seconds overs they struck. Page first, caught by Tim Halpin at short mid off and then a wicked googly by Wilde cleaned out the Charlesworth batsman. Charlesworth was behind the rate when Steve Kirkham came on to bowl, but he kept it tight with his best figures of the season, 2 overs 6 runs 1 maiden. Calvert and Taylor bowled the last 4, Calvert as tight as ever not giving anything away and Taylor cleaned up the tail with 2 wickets, the first of which clipped the top of the bails and whilst Andy Wilde was celebrating behind the stumps, promptly hit him in the centre of the forehead sending the keeper down. Fortunately he recovered, as the next ball was edged, dropped short of Page at slip who feathered it to Kirkham at gully who fired it in to Wilde who took off the bails for another runout stumping for Glossop’s Keeper.
Charlesworth ended up on 108 and Glossop had won by 44 runs. A superb team performance where every player contributed. Glossop don’t just win, they offer comedy aswel which was apparent when Phil Hagerty, when looking for a ball fell though a fence and onto barbed wire. He survived and Glossop go Marching on.
Man of the Match
After a tough outing last time, Richard Marsden came back with a bang scoring 25 not out and taking 3 wickets for 8 runs. A superb all round performance and well deserved MOM.
Glossop are now 4 wins out of 4 and welcome Hare and Hounds to North Road in a few weeks time. Another tough test, but one I think as a squad we can more than cope with.
Up The Vets
Get ready to swing into action for a fantastic day out! Glossop Cricket Club is thrilled to announce our annual Golf Day, taking place on Friday, August 1st, 2025, at the beautiful Glossop Golf Club. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just enjoy a leisurely round, this is the perfect opportunity to enjoy a day of golf, good company, and support your local cricket club. Gather your team of four and get ready for a day of friendly competition on the greens. Here's the lowdown: Date: Friday, August 1st, 2025 Location: Glossop Golf Club Format: Teams of 4 Cost: £200 per team The Schedule for the Day: 11:00 AM: Arrive at Glossop Golf Club for a warm welcome and refreshments to get you ready for the course. 11:30 AM: Get set for a thrilling shotgun start! Following the round, join us for the all-important presentation of prizes, followed by a delicious fish and chip dinner and the chance to relax and enjoy some drinks with fellow participants. Don't miss out! Gather your team and book your spot now. More details on how to register will be announced soon, so keep an eye on our website and social media channels. We look forward to seeing you on the fairways!
Glossop Cricket Club is delighted to announce the dates for AllStars and Dynamos cricket in 2025. AllStars cricket provides a fantastic first experience for all children aged 5-8 where they're guaranteed 8 weeks of jam-packed fun, activity, and skills development. The programme is designed to introduce children to the sport, teaching them new skills, helping them make friends and have a great time doing so. Every child that registers will receive a personalised t-shirt, bat, ball, and backpack. For more information about AllStars cricket visit https://www.ecb.co.uk/play/all-stars Dynamo's cricket is for girls aged 9-11 and provides a fantastic next step for those graduating from All Stars Cricket, and also the perfect introduction for those who are new to the sport. Every child who registers will receive their very own Dynamos Cricket New Balance t-shirt, personalised with their name and number. For more information about Dynamo's Cricket, visit https://www.ecb.co.uk/play/dynamos-cricket Dates Priority Sign-up - Wednesday 12th March General Sign-up - Wednesday 19th March First session - Friday 9th May Registration To register your child for the Friday sessions at Glossop Cricket Club, please visit https://ecb.clubspark.uk/Book/aaf9ac61-06ef-4223-8e98-27979d2a4468?venue=glossop . Registration will be available from Wednesday 19th March.
GCC Walk Harry Hut SAT 1 MAR | 11am The walk is open to EVERYONE. Juniors, seniors, partners, family, friends, dogs etc. The more the merrier, all are welcome. It’s a good chance to get out in the open, catch up, keep fit etc. The walk will begin at 11am, starting from Glossop CC. Breakfast barms, teas and coffees from 10am. Upon return the bar will be open and we will put some hot food on. Suitable walking boots, clothing and equipment recommended