Team at 2002 Sixes

Elfrado Roberts

Known as Rob, 4th appearance in the Chiang Mai sixes. Originally from the West Indies, grew up in England and played for many years in the Yorkshire League. Used to be a half decent bowler but of late have concentrated on batting.

Paul Phillips

The baby of the team who will be making his third appearance at the tournament, a big hitter when he connects with the ball. I am not sure about his bowling as he has not been seen practising since the last tournament.

Jez Lees

Another veteran of the tournament who will be making his third appearance. A useful golfer and footballer but his bowling has gone to pot so he has taken up wicket-keeping.

Steve Ross

The joker in the pack, he is the life and soul of the party and has kept many spectators and fellow cricketers amused on the three previous occasions that he has competed in the tournament. He is quite a decent golfer, if only he could hit a cricket ball like he hits a golf ball, we would be walking off with the trophy.

Graham Macro

This will be Graham's first trip to the tournament. He now resides in Pattaya, where he is a slow bowler and a steady batsman, more suited to opening in a five day game.

John Dunn.

This is his 4th visit to Chiang Mai and he has played for 5 different teams [which tells us loads about his ability ed.] A veteran right arm slow bowler, sometimes so slow that he sends the batsmen to sleep. Has been known to bore the opposition into submission after a game.

Paul Cooper

Second visit to the Chiang Mai Sixes, a swashbuckling left arm quick bowler with a tendency to bowl more like Steve Harmison than Glen McGrath. A genuine all-round nice guy and a good sportsman. Last year, played for and invented the name of his team Halylt.

Rob the mystery Pectel

Last but not least, this mystery man has not been seen recently so it has been impossible to discover which surname he is currently living under. He has played a couple of games in Pattaya and he looks like he once was a decent all-rounder. If he turns up he could be an asset to the team. Rumour has it that some twenty odd years ago he played for a county boys team.