Playing of Non-Members
Some members have expressed concerns about the
playing of non-members. The following is the Cricket Section Committee's
view on this issue.
Where possible, cricket teams that represent the
club should be made up wholly of KCC members (including junior,
sporting, ordinary or special voting members). However, it is recognised
that there are occasions when teams must resort to playing non-members
due to the unavailability of regular players, for whatever reasons.
Such occasions should be kept to a minimum and no more than one
or two non-members should play an any single fixture.
Recent instances of six and four non-members playing
in matches are unacceptable.
It is the section's policy that non-members be
allowed to play for a maximum of three matches for the club before
they must submit a completed application form to join as members.
Non-members who have played three matches and have NOT submitted
an application form, should NOT be allowed to play further cricket
for the club.
ALL non-members that play are to be charged a
playing fee at the following rates:
- Saturday League $150 per game
- Sunday League $200 per game
- Junior Members $50 per game
It is the responsibility of the team captain to
collect cash from non-members on match day. The fees collected
are then used to off-set the total bill for that match (see notes
above).
If no fee is collected from the non-member, the
team captain must either (1) gain the consent of the playing members
to subsidise the non-member (i.e. by splitting the non-members
fee across the playing members) or, (2) if no consent is given,
bear the non-member's fee personally.
If the above rules are followed, it will ensure
a fair and equitable arrangement for all. |