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I'd agree in principle, but unfortunately the current SECA exec are struggling to administer their own comp. Coupled with this, they have added pressure on themselves by accepting some of the clubs from the Southern Cricket association when it folded , also the ad hoc decision making processes that they apply at times would not be conducive to running an even bigger competition. Obviously a full time administrator would help but it may be a gamble.I'd think in the short term there wouldn't be many seca clubs who would run turf teams (or CSB clubs who would run synthetic teams for that matter) but one centrally administered competition would certainly provide the option, and make that option far easier to manage.
AbsolutelyI don't think it would be SECA running CSB rather the other way round surely?
Not necessarily so RB and NCDPP, SECA see themselves as a very credible player in running the new comp. Their President is up and about and is spruiling hard to achieve this. It will be an interesting debate and one of the reasons for this is that most of the turf clubs in the area rely heavily on the SECA for their juniors to play in, also , their lower 11's in some cases, that in itself give the SECA a pretty good argument.Absolutely
Just out of interest – how exactly will SECA run the comp? CV already have the structure in place (with a professional corporate structure, with a board overseeing the work of a CV paid admin manager) – why would they get rid of that?Not necessarily so RB and NCDPP, SECA see themselves as a very credible player in running the new comp. Their President is up and about and is spruiling hard to achieve this. It will be an interesting debate and one of the reasons for this is that most of the turf clubs in the area rely heavily on the SECA for their juniors to play in, also , their lower 11's in some cases, that in itself give the SECA a pretty good argument.
Nice signing by the way rat n bat, very good pickup. Throw in an overseas or 2 and you should be thereabouts for 2017/18.
ANY word of the new name for this club as of yetHighett and Moorabbin Park have voted to merge.
New name of the merged club to be decided on in the coming weeks.
Bayside Cricket Club to be known as the "Stingrays".ANY word of the new name for this club as of yet
Is it weird to call themselves Bayside when both clubs are in Kingston? And not particularly bayside.Bayside Cricket Club to be known as the "Stingrays".
No need for the pink ballsAnyone else reckon the "2 Day" Divisions are one T20 heavy? Better balance I'm thinking would be 7 2D, 5 OD & 2 T20.
Also I wouldn't mind seeing the pink ball moved into a OD match rather than a 2 Day fixture (if it must be used).