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Winning the Southern Premier Division 2 bowling award almost put the icing on the proverbial cake for talented Wickham-based Fair Oak left-arm all-rounder Charlie Gwynn, pictured TOP LEFT after receiving his prize at the league’s presentation ceremony.
The left-arm spin bowler, who recently graduated from Oxford Brookes University, took 33 wickets and scored 407 runs, making him Division 2’s stand-out player.
“The only downside was Fair Oak not achieving promotion. We were in the mix for most of the season, but finished a disappointing fifth,” he reflected.
Champion Liphook & Ripsley opener Ryan Covey won the Division 2 batting award with 476 runs.
Ventnor gloveman Ben Woodhouse is pictured (TOP RIGHT) with the Southern Premier League Division 2 Wicketkeeping Award, the town side’s skipper snapping up 19 dismissals behind the stumps to help the team finish runners-up behind champions Liphook & Ripsley. It was the second time he had won a Premier League award. Pic credit Dave Vokes.
The left-arm spin bowler, who recently graduated from Oxford Brookes University, took 33 wickets and scored 407 runs, making him Division 2’s stand-out player.
“The only downside was Fair Oak not achieving promotion. We were in the mix for most of the season, but finished a disappointing fifth,” he reflected.
Champion Liphook & Ripsley opener Ryan Covey won the Division 2 batting award with 476 runs.
Ventnor gloveman Ben Woodhouse is pictured (TOP RIGHT) with the Southern Premier League Division 2 Wicketkeeping Award, the town side’s skipper snapping up 19 dismissals behind the stumps to help the team finish runners-up behind champions Liphook & Ripsley. It was the second time he had won a Premier League award. Pic credit Dave Vokes.
