Player Profile - Sacha Hatteea

Sacha joined Dodgers in 2009 and quickly excelled as a top class batsman, excellent fielder and decent spin bowler. Realising that this high calibre skills set was unsustainable if he wanted to fit in, Sacha made some clever close season adjustments and returned in 2010 as a top class batsman, excellent fielder and gobshite slow bowler.

The weather and availability frustrated his attempts to register a really big score but this is surely just a matter of time.

Drinks lager and drives a sports car.

Bowling 2010
 
O  M   R  W     SR    Avg   Econ
8  0  86  1  48.00  86.00  10.75
 
Batting 2010
 
M  I    R NO    Avg  HS  50 100 Ct St
9  9  211  5  52.75  43*  0   0  4  0

Player Profile - Steve Bennett

From the same dynasty as Tony, Gordon, Alan and Phil.

Steve played a handful of games in 2009 but featured more regularly in 2010. A decent seam bowler who delivered some good returns, Steve had few opportunities to show his prowess with the bat.

Only a reasonable fielder but that still places him in the upper quartile of the Dodgers fielding competency matrix.

Bowling 2010
 
O   M    R   W     SR    Avg  Econ
39  0  250  11  21.27  22.73  6.41
 
Batting 2010
 
M  I   R NO   Avg  HS  50 100 Ct St
8  5  29  1  7.25  24   0   0  3  0

Player Profile - Paul Redmayne

It's not clear if Paul will play in 2011 as he may have returned to the frozen North East, but he was a very welcome addition to the side in 2010.

Despite looking the part with the bat, it would be fair to say he promised more than he delivered. Had some fair returns with the ball though with his loopy and well flighted spin. An enthusiastic fielder and all round good egg who will be missed.

Bowling 2010
 
 O  M    R   W     SR    Avg  Econ
31  1  248  12  15.50  20.67  8.00
 
Batting 2010
 
 M   I   R NO   Avg  HS  50 100 Ct St
14  13  45  2  4.09  11*  0   0  4  0

Player Profile - David Lindsey

David is a welcome new recruit who showed himself to be a very competent and steady bat (a rich man's McB according to some).

We hope to see more of David in 2011 and that he will provide valuable runs and solidity in the upper middle order.

Batting 2010
 
M  I   R NO    Avg  HS  50 100 Ct St
6  6  93  2  23.25  38*  0   0  3  0

Player Profile - Pete Lee

Peter William Lee (no, not that one) was recruited for the 2009 Season and another product of the burgeoning Dodgers Youth Policy. Pete's swashbuckling techneeq saw him put together a few spectacular innings including a notable 40 not out down at Barnes Common early in the season. He scored over 200 runs at just over 20 and his safe hands took 5 catches in the field (second only to The Cat).

A man with a Facebook photo album called "Drinking" has to be admired but what's that strange yellow coloured liquid in Pete's glass in this photo? Apparently it is ale. However, Pete's true beer drinking preferences are really yet to be seen as he is normally the first to disappear after the match and never has any money!

When he's playing for Dodgers in his fifties he will be glad we finally decided to call him Lee (P Jr).

Batting 2010
 
M  I   R NO    Avg  HS  50 100 Ct St
8  8  64  2  10.67  26*  0   0  4  0