A Winnik

Name: Antoni Winnik

Nickname: Winkle

Date of birth: 30/12/1983

Position: All-rounder

Batting Style: Right Hand Batsman

Bowling Style: Right Arm Medium, Right Arm Off Spin

Other: Barman

Highest Score: 26

Best Bowling: 3-29

Honours: Waddilove Cup Winning Spectator 1991

Profile:
I started my career at an early age when I played for every level of junior cricket at Horsforth CC. Once I had past the U’17’s level of the game I decided to have a break from the game and decided to take up supporting the team with a few beers and heckling the other teams rather than playing. After a few years I decided to come out of retirement when I moved to Otley CC and played for the 2^nd team for two years. I then moved back to Horsforth CC and they obviously didn’t realise my potential as I didn’t get picked for any team, that maybe because I dint turn up for nets but when you are good you don’t need to net. For the next few years I was the player who was always called up when the 3^rd team were short and I was the 13^th man. During this spell I got my best figures as shown above. In 2005 I was drafted in as a specialist number eleven batsmen, I scored a massive 3 not out. Obviously showing my potential, I was drafted in for the next game at Thackley CC. This became my biggest mistake ever. After going out to bat and scoring a duck the day started bad, the worst was yet to come. Fielding at square leg whilst trying talking to the umpire trying to get the fielding point, a horrible half tracker was bowled by a fellow player at the team and the batsmen hit the ball straight at me. I forgetting at the time how to catch the ball missed it completely and it hit me square in the nose leaving a nice mark. I wasn’t bothered at the time that I got hit, it was the fact that I was due to bowl the next over. Once this had happened I thought enough is enough for cricket and I decided to hang up my spikes for good. I still receive horrible banter about the incident today. What did I expect though? So now I stick to drinking and supporting my local club and having a go at all the other teams when I can. But after watching the game for a couple of seasons now I want to get back into the game, who knows I maybe be able to produce some glorious figures as above. The Legend may still live on shortly.

WINNIK FOR 4^TH TEAM SKIPPER

	Name:	Antoni Winnik
	Nickname:	Winkle
	Date of birth:	30/12/1983
	Position:	All-rounder
	Batting Style:	Right Hand Batsman
	Bowling Style:	Right Arm Medium, Right Arm Off Spin
	Other:	Barman
	Highest Score:	26
	Best Bowling:	3-29
	Honours:	Waddilove Cup Winning Spectator 1991
Profile: I started my career at an early age when I played for every level of junior cricket at Horsforth CC. Once I had past the U’17’s level of the game I decided to have a break from the game and decided to take up supporting the team with a few beers and heckling the other teams rather than playing. After a few years I decided to come out of retirement when I moved to Otley CC and played for the 2^nd team for two years. I then moved back to Horsforth CC and they obviously didn’t realise my potential as I didn’t get picked for any team, that maybe because I dint turn up for nets but when you are good you don’t need to net. For the next few years I was the player who was always called up when the 3^rd team were short and I was the 13^th man. During this spell I got my best figures as shown above. In 2005 I was drafted in as a specialist number eleven batsmen, I scored a massive 3 not out. Obviously showing my potential, I was drafted in for the next game at Thackley CC. This became my biggest mistake ever. After going out to bat and scoring a duck the day started bad, the worst was yet to come. Fielding at square leg whilst trying talking to the umpire trying to get the fielding point, a horrible half tracker was bowled by a fellow player at the team and the batsmen hit the ball straight at me. I forgetting at the time how to catch the ball missed it completely and it hit me square in the nose leaving a nice mark. I wasn’t bothered at the time that I got hit, it was the fact that I was due to bowl the next over. Once this had happened I thought enough is enough for cricket and I decided to hang up my spikes for good. I still receive horrible banter about the incident today. What did I expect though? So now I stick to drinking and supporting my local club and having a go at all the other teams when I can. But after watching the game for a couple of seasons now I want to get back into the game, who knows I maybe be able to produce some glorious figures as above. The Legend may still live on shortly. WINNIK FOR 4^TH TEAM SKIPPER