ANOTHER SIX-FEST! Can Sanderstead's 5th XI Chase 315?
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Good old 5th XI cricket, where you're either 75 years old, or 12! Splendid stuff!! 👍👍
😂 seems that way. It’s a great format as long as both sides appreciate the need to focus on development rather than just winning.
Great to see the old boys have the love of the game to keep turning out even if a low level
ASW
Whatever the result, always a pleasure to watch - and listen to - your videos.
Keith Olding great to hear - thanks!
"Designed based on.... 1950's east Germany west Poland" 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
Also: 7:50 - "Look at the child friendly roof there; Beautiful Architecture" 🤣🤣
Codger chat is a welcome addition
Ben Chadwick thanks - though I appreciate it can be a little “specialist” for most viewers/listeners....
Yess arjun what a promising player lovely shots. U should play for england soon. U form a great partnership in school team too with your good friend. Lovely
Really enjoyed All the coverage this season,and mostly the commentary from you Dan, looking forward to next season!
Going to miss the game and all the videos during the winter, nothing like some classic village cricket! And the Cornish Kholi's accent is amazing too!
Couldn't agree more!
10:18 Delightful boundary edge chat to accompany some quite lovely forward defensive shots.
7:50 - "Look at the child friendly roof there; Beautiful Architecture" - this comment had me in stitches Dan
😂 I’d forgotten that one….
14:00 and onwards.... loving the boundary edge chat. Reminiscing about shared cricketing experiences etc. Those special deep bonds that cannot be broken.
I try to share with the goats my 3 for 29 at Caldbeck or my quickfire 65 for Edenside versus Cockermouth but they just bleet, the sheep next door (on Tom Jones' farm - true, but erm not that Tom Jones) just baa.
😂😂😂 how do you know the bleating isn’t a full acknowledgement of what you are telling them? Clever things, goats.....
There was a moment there at the start where I was thinking the teams were made up such that All the members of the oppositions ages added up to about the age of Each Sanderstead player! :P
😂
Wonderful stuff. Will miss the weekly highlights over the winter 😭
Porcupine Tree! Good call, I saw them live 25 years ago before they went a bit metal-y for my liking! Loving these vids, great stuff!
Rock on!
'I can think of 2 reasons'
Aeschliman - With his one shot ..errr.. the....wait for it , did you get it at home?, I did.......the hoik. Super stuff again.
F Man correct spelling too!
Sanderstead CC My batting was always swing whatever. My bowling was always as fast as possible, forget the line and length. My spelling....much better than my cricket.
Just great to see young and 'old' enjoying the super game of cricket. Brilliant vid as always!!
Thanks
Are we due a chit chat podcast soon Dan, presumably with Tyler.
Maybe an update on the departees would be of interest,...are they thriving at their new clubs
or pining for a return to Sanderstead?
We do need to a season round up - and then think of how to keep content going through the Autumn/Winter!
18:39 'Full array of shot.' One for the book!
My favourite musical artirstes of all time has to be The Stranglers....just behind Genesis ( up to the Duke album) then forget it after that.
Love them both - and I agree Genesis were very different after Gabriel and then Hackett left.
@Sanderstead CC TV do you remember me saying we were playing that team that we've almost beat so many times by like 2 runs. We beat them today. And me and my partner got the winning run 😄
Pete, you always lost by “runs”. How is it you always get to bat second against them? Guess your skipper is an unlucky tosser. Being serious though, big congrats
Pete Dude I remember, dude! Great to hear you finally got the win. Well done!
Yes pete mate get around em
Lovely to hear mention of UEA again - Dan will recall I've said before that I'm both a Norfolkman and a UEA graduate.
When were you at UEA Chris?
@@SandersteadCCTV 2000-2003, then Masters in 2007-8
@@SandersteadCCTV My son graduated a year ago from UEA and I'm pleased to report that the cricket club is still flourishing. He played three years in a strong 1st XI perpetually frustrated by weather-enforced April cancellations and unscheduled Wednesday afternoon seminars, but they did well in the BUCS outdoor championship and excelled in the indoor competition, reaching the national semis. Most important of all, though, the standard of post-match refuelling remains pleasingly high...
Andrew Shields thanks for the report! It sounds just like my years there in UEACC 1st XI - we made the indoor finals (lost to Loughborough) and a UAU (now BUCS) quarter final. Absolutely loved it....
Please remind me Dan, just where was this venue....yet another location in the leafy suburbs!
I had not realised just what a beautiful green and leafy county you have there in Surrey, Dan.
This is Sanderstead recreation ground - it’s a 5 min walk from the Old Saw Mill through the back gate!
More magic from aeschlimann.. Love watching him bat Dan.. As for the music artist.. it has to be the smiths.. Saw them live 3 times.. Oh happy days..
Saw the Smiths at UEA (Norwich) in 1984 as they were in the rise! Didn’t appreciate them at the time, but am a huge Johnny Marr fan now.
I remember seeing Rolf Harris at Eden Park in Wellington New Zealand years ago haha
sam latchford 😂😂😂
Were you one of the two little boys?
Excellent innings by Chris and a great backs to the wall draw.
John Thompson don’t tell anyone but it was a 40/40 game but as they bashed us for 315 and Keith Haynes blocked the last 4 balls I turned it into a timed game, hence the draw for having us 9 down 😂😂😂
Proper village cricket! The reason I get up on Saturdays
Cracking video . Love the full studio of pundits
Yes - we enjoyed that. Will do it again on Saturday....
What's Dereck grumbling about at the end? Who were they playing Dan, a Waitrose XI? Lovely game - shame we didn't see the Sander's bowling.Actually, most enjoyable Sander's video I've seen so far. Codger's gold - retain the format please, you've hit the jackpot. I actually also enjoyed viewing the brutalistic pavillion with vandal proof razor wire. Marvellous.
Del is always grumbling about something, but this time it was “faux-grumbling” (ie not real), but I though it was worth keeping in for a laugh. Oppo was Old Rutlishians 5ths - I didn’t arrive in time to film their batting, thank god! May I ask how old you are? As I’m sure the codger chat will only work with fellow Codgers - if you are younger then great!
@@SandersteadCCTV Of course you may, same age as you - Gentle Giant/Genesis/Yes/Jethro Tull/ Rush Codgerdom.
Senkigtully 1 ok thanks - am just curious as to what the youngsters may think about Codgers talking about codger stuff! Another opportunity on Saturday as the 5ths are planned to be at home on the Saw Mill!
@@SandersteadCCTV Excellent , more Codger gold. I'm young at heart - I'm not sure too many young'uns watch this but if if they did they'd 'loody well learn something!
Always get excited to see Lance bat, want to see him get a big score on camera haha
Loving their SLA bowler!
I remember playing cricket at UEA when I was at UKC, travelling up in the old sports fed minibus and dropping off a player at every roundabout so they had to run round the outside and jump back in at the exit. There were lots of roundabouts as one of our know-it-all students decided the best way to go was the A roads instead of the motorway. It took hours to get there. Happy days they were
pearl Jam... nice choice. I'm older school... love a nice Motorhead love song or two ;)
😂 saw Motörhead a few times - the Bomber and Overkill tours (1979/80 ish). Great band but every song is the same!!
I tell you what that Arjun lad can bat
Hi Daniel ;) Using my TH-cam account instead of my girlfriend Vickys account for once to leave a comment, sorry its been a while I have been watching and liking all videos, watching them religiously actually :) this is quality absolute quality lol keeper standing on the edge of the strip to a spinner, said spinner bowling with cap on, batsman with black shoes = Pure, unadulterated English village cricket :)
Dan on a serious note I now play for a team who play West of England premier league Wiltshire division, Westbury and District cricket club, I reckon our first 11s are on par with each other, and also the development 11s would be about equal also, how about we try and organise a friendly next season? Pretty sure our lads would be up for a trip to the old saw Mill for a game of cricket?! What do you think?
1983 at UEA ? Same as me, though I was in my final year then. Glad to see you live up to the old motto “do different”.
😂 I was there ‘82-‘85 - loved it, and Norwich is a great city for students
Sanderstead CC TV agreed.
Took me a second on the ol' pavilion... Aha! Great video as always. Always appreciate the back story on certain players
Classic. Mrs Del has clearly washed the maestro’s shorts with her scarlet whatevers, causing a colour change after three weeks’ of wearing.
Great Lance Cairns comment!!!
Chris is a massive fan
Great effort!
Why was match draw? And thanks for all the videos....they cheer me up! And I love cricket even more...I would probably play for your 5th...as a newbie ;)
Dan! Pearl Jam and Porcupine Tree - you absolute hero! Hats off to you, sir.
Thanks - love them both! And why not?
Fucking top class commentary ❤️ Ashes please mate
07:07 I had to return to this episode. As I was mucking out the goats it struck me were I had seen this building before. I thought I had almost got over the trauma, only for it to repeat itself, rather like a new Geoffrey Boycott biography.
It was when I was doing national service in the Victor Trumper Medium Foot Dragoons. I was 'volunteered' to be part of an escort for a contingent of prisoners being taken to their fate. "Don't ask their crime" our beloved Sarge, Barry Wood, whispered, his gold teeth gleaming, "don't even look back". The desperate band were hustled through the gate, their chains clanking, by hand picked members of the RAF Regiment led by Captain Brian, call that a bouncer, Close.
As our lorry drove away, the gear box whine only seeming to add to the silence I did glance back. I saw the white walls, I saw the razor wire and the tiny windows with their inch thick glass and I also saw the sign.....
'The Alan De Knott Penitentiary for backward square leg fielders who persistently appeal for LBWs.'
The howls and whimpers of the inmates haunt me to this day. I take solace in the calm and tranquility of our goat barn hidden deep in darkest Wales.
Lovely prose, Andy. I am thinking of writing a memoir centred around the channel and the ups and downs of village cricket. If I do, it would be great to have some viewer contributions - I rather hope I could call on you when the time is right? Cheers 🍻
@@SandersteadCCTV TV Well as I have already mentioned my intention to go through your videos and pick out the choicest pieces of commentary with a view to compiling a book - 'The Wit of Dan Allan and Sanderstead CC'.
No jokes about it being the smallest book in the world etc.
Once winter sets in here, usually late September, there is not much to do around here apart from wait until spring, usually come about mid June. So this makes an ideal winter project, I did an NVQ last year.
I would suggest, though I suspect you have probably read the stuff already writers like Peter Tinniswood, Herbert Fargeon and, of course, A G Macdonell's cricket match in his book 'England Their England' for inspiration.
The little whimsy above is heavily influenced by Tinniswood.
Dan has a good taste in music. May possibly also be a Rush fan. Cheers!!
Sujeesh Prabhu massive Rush fan!! Saw them in 1980 (Permanent Waves tour) and then again in 2013 (Clockwork Angels) - massive 33 year gap between seeing the same trio! So sad about Neil Peart....
@@SandersteadCCTV Some people are so good and powerful and authentic at what they do that they inspire everybody to be better, transcending the boundaries of their art. Neil Peart was undoubtedly that. And whenever someone like that departs the world, it reminds us of our own mortality, the fleeting nature of it, in a very real and visceral way. A loss that feels, strangely, personal.
Sujeesh Prabhu I completely agree with you - he was such a selfless man who just got on with his art and tried (& succeeded) to be the best he could be. Very intelligent, too. The Professor!
Great sounding bat Chris has - what make is it (Black Knight?)?
Not sure
Much respect for the pearl jam choice!
the only number of runs i can recall tommy getting was about 12 and his name is nearly the same as mine🤣
Haha! Tommy doesn't score to many runs these days....
@@SandersteadCCTV well i can't blame him lol he'd probably do better than me
Hey! Love your videos mate keeps me awake!
SebGaming cheers!
Gosh, I should imagine Chris was an absolutely awesome batsman at a younger age, probably just
that half second quicker on the pick up. Cracking enormous 12's NOT 6's! lol.
Actually his batting has always been the same. He was an incredible leg-break bowler - best in the league - back in the day. Batted at 7/8 and turned many a game.
03:03 'Easy this captaincy nonsense...' Spread out lads!
Absolutely
these bowlers can get me out real quick :| i always get out to such bowlers
07:17 The Polish deny all involvement. Some of their most respected architects have threatened suicide. But one cannot deny it does have a certain utilitarian charm...... reminiscent of 12th century castles on the Wales England border, so should we give Henry Tudor recognition for the inspiration?.
Might be stretching it a bit....
UEA in 83 ? Same year as me.
Was that Lucy in the yellow top?
Yes
Any sign of rising superstar wicketkeeper Kit? Hasn't been featured for a few weeks, hope he hasn't given up the game!!!!
😂😂😂
@@SandersteadCCTV Please tell me he'll feature again?!
9:38 'favourite arses'
I wish I could say that was a deliberate slip of the tongue!
Morning Ritchie again!
Thanks Jim, morning everyone....
Can we organise a 20 over game some time? Ill be looking forward to your reply!!
No
groundsman left a bit too much grass on
Commentators curse strikes again! Very entertaining for sure.
Codger cam 👍
"Loud appeal from his teammates" 😂😂
We’ve been appealing against Tommy for 35 years!
I ma 49 and that bowling is making me want to open the batting again frack me lol
top score 42notout in 42 overs I think I could hit a few against this attack
@Captain Courageous they havent done that in new zealand for at least ten years I started out in 7 grade 1987 ended up losing a grade every 2nd year or so only three now here they fucked up lower grades here buy reducing the cricket from 50 over two day games to 20 over even 35 over games and increased the fees dont get it people want more cricket not less I like the draw format that would helped my side against some of the 260 odd scores being 100 for 7 when i went out to bat getting my 20 not out and the no limit overs saw that one
last time I played was 35 over games in hamilton they batted me at 4 still getting the 17 20 notouts lol a few years ago I didt mind that to much but rather have 45 or 50 overs
@Captain Courageous same here with the indians they dont pay fees norm get a know it all I want to be captain in the team and really hard to org if you have 3 or 4 of them playing some turn up with 8 or none lol
@Captain Courageous I live in palmerston north and most of the cricket is played on one ground with about 8 pitches on it which is annoying the other citys have much nicer grounds have played around the north island
they look after the seniors first tend to forget the lower grades also pokies and pubs sponcering one team has taken teams away from club rooms one thing I noticed use to have 100 people at club rooms in 90s be luckly to get 4 people show up now
lots of politics as well I always lasted cause i was captain and could get players from indoor cricket as a few never played outdoor but its hard now they not interested in older players now as school kids in there 20s tend to running things loojk after there mates
Codger carnage
Nobody's said Elton. I've been a fan ever since I saw him at Pittodrie stadium in Aberdeen. They even kept the airport open after 10p.m. to let him fly out after the concert. Very disrespectful commentating to the lower order batsmen.
08:51 '23 not out in 37 overs'..... the important part of this observation is the 'not out'. Otherwise such a brilliant innings would all have been in vain.
Absolutely - it’s on film somewhere. The 4th XI match vs Merstham th-cam.com/video/PIIraOKqgwA/w-d-xo.html
Child friendly roof 😂😂😂
So how many teams of Sanderstead are there? Is it like a feeder system?
Dan Madsen we usually have 5 on a Saturday. It’s not really a feeder, we just cater for a large community of like-minded cricket lovers.
Not often you see a keeper standing back to a slow bowler and running backwards as he delivers.
I would be surprised if there are any players in the club who like Napalm Death or extreme metal in general :)
Sujeesh Prabhu I love Dream Theater, which isn’t quite death metal but is on the spectrum. Also partial to a bit of Opeth
Ohh I see - You're a full on Progfan. That's really cool!! I saw Dream Theater live in Mumbai 3 years back. I hated the band after the concert was over, unfortunately. Had a lot of expectations going in. From that day onwards, I made up my mind that DT are a band with great musicians playing bad music😬 and that still remains till date. But keeping that aside, it's refreshing to know that there are cricket fans/players other than Mick Jagger who are into rock and metal 😀 Thanks for sharing this, Dan.
Sanderstead CC TV as something of a prog fan did you see King Crimson at UEA in about 1983 then? It was cup final day and they were hours late arriving. I always imagined they stopped off somewhere to watch the match. Back when the FA Cup was a big deal.
Captain Courageous am a massive Porcupine Tree/Steven Wilson fan too
Richard Singer sadly, I missed that! Almost certainly playing cricket and getting drunk afterwards....
If that was in Australia, there would be some very tasty comments maid to hurry tommy up
😂 we were shouting for the umpire to give him out!!
Sanderstead CC TV Love rage videos! Keeped my busy during lockdown
The
Black trainers no that’s village 🤣🤣🤣cricket at its best
No spikes allowed on the AstroTurf
So what you can’t get white cricket trainers 😱
Stuart Thompson it was decided last minute to play on the Astro - people had to play in what they had!
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