German Cricket Federation

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German Cricket Association V.
Founded 1988
Place of foundation Hanau
president Siegfried Franz
Association headquarters Buxtehude
Homepage www.cricket.de

The German Cricket Federation (DCB) is an umbrella organization of German cricket clubs based in Buxtehude . It was founded in Hanau at the end of 1988 and was based in Passau from 2007 to 2019 .

history

Before that there was already the first association, the German Football and Cricket Association (DFCB), founded in Berlin in 1891 , which was followed by the first German Cricket Association , which was also founded in Berlin in 1912 , but ceased its activities during the First World War. While only Berlin clubs took part in the championships at the DFCB, the second association already had clubs from Berlin, Nuremberg, Fürth, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Mannheim and Hamburg. There were only a few opportunities to play games after the Second World War . Cricket still had its place, especially in the British zone of occupation .

It was not until the 1980s that enough clubs were formed to make a new attempt. The association is a member of the European Cricket Council (ECC), the successor organization to the European Cricket Federation .

In 1991 the DCB was accepted as an affiliate member in the International Cricket Council . The most important event in the association's history to date was certainly the admission as an Associate Member in 1999, the second-highest membership category, through which the German association was formally placed on the same level as the Scottish or Dutch cricket associations, countries with a long cricket tradition.

The refugee crisis in Germany in 2015/2016 brought numerous new players to the clubs. In addition to the DCB, there has also been the German Cricket Union (DCU) based in Engelskirchen since 2015 .

At the end of 2016, German Cricket TV (GCTV; Qwickets GmbH, Munich) was created with the transmission rights for all DCB tournaments over the next few years.

Regional and state associations

There are six regional and state associations below the DCB:

  • North German Cricket Association eV (NDCV), Buxtehude (for Bremen, Hamburg, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Lower Saxony, Schleswig-Holstein)
  • Ostdeutscher Cricket Verband eV (ODCV), Berlin (for Berlin, Brandenburg, Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, Thuringia)
  • West German Cricket Association eV (WDCV), Bonn (for North Rhine-Westphalia, Rhineland-Palatinate)
  • Baden-Württembergischer Cricket Verband eV (BWCV), Ketsch (for Baden-Württemberg, in the Bundesliga and club cup also Saarland)
  • Bayerischer Cricket Verband eV (BCV), Munich
  • Hessischer Cricket Verband eV (HCV), Wiesbaden

Competitions

Competitions under the umbrella of the DCB are:

  • DCB Super Series (DSS; six DCB selection teams: Northern Seals, Eastern Bears, Western Eagles, BW Sharks, Bavarian Lions, Hessen Thunders )
  • German cricket championship (DCM, one-day cricket ; divisions: six-tier Bundesliga, six-tier regional league, possibly association league)
  • DCB Club Cup (DCB Cup, Twenty20 ; six-part); the club cup winner is qualified to participate in the European Cricket League (ECL) in the following year
  • DCB Women's Super Series (DSSD; two DCB selection teams: Northern Thunderbirds, Southern Stormers )
  • German women's cricket championship (DCM women, Twenty20 ; three- or four-tier Bundesliga)

The DCB is responsible for the management of national games. National games are the Super Series and the finals of the DCM Bundesliga, the DCB Cup and the DCM Women. All other championship games are organized by the respective regional and state associations.

The finals of the German Cricket Championship and the Club Cup each consist of five games. First, in two quarter-finals, separated into north and south, the league leaders of those associations compete against each other that did not enter the final in the previous year. The winners will play in two semi-finals against the leaders of the associations from which the finalists of the previous year come (semi-finals north and south). The winners of this ultimately play the final.

German cricket champions

  • 2019 Kummerfelder SV (won with 4 wickets : 236/6 in 30.2 overs - Stuttgart Cricket Verein 232/10 in 39.3 overs)
  • 2018 SKV Mörfelden (won with 112 runs : 385/10 in 50.0 overs - SG Findorff 273/10 in 41.3 overs)
  • 2017 Düsseldorf Blackcaps (won with 40 runs: 159/10 in 37.3 overs - FC Türk Hattersheim 119/10 in 35.3 overs)
  • 2016 SG Findorff , Bremen (won with 3 wickets: 313/7 in 48.5 overs - FC Türk Hattersheim 312/9 in 50.0 overs)
  • 2015 SKG Walldorf (won with 154 runs: 282/7 in 50.0 overs - Havelländischer Cricket Club Werder 128/10 in 34.4 overs)
  • 2014 The Sports & Social Club Berlin (DSSC; won with 7 wickets: 142/3 in 31.3 overs - SKG Walldorf 141/9 in 50.0 overs)
  • 2013 SKG Walldorf
  • 2012 Cologne CC
  • 2011 The Sports & Social Club Berlin
  • 2010 Berlin Cricket Club
  • 2009 Pak Orient Cricket Club, Munich
  • 2008 The Sports & Social Club Berlin
  • 2007 The Sports & Social Club Berlin
  • 2006 The Sports & Social Club Berlin (September; change of game format)
  • 2006 Hansa CC Hamburg (May)
  • 2005 Cologne CC
  • 2004 Stragglers CC Berlin
  • 2003 Stragglers CC Berlin
  • 2002 Stragglers CC Berlin
  • 2001 Pak Alemi Hamburg
  • 2000 Rodgau CC
  • 1999 Bavarian Cricket Club Munich
  • 1998 The Sports & Social Club Berlin
  • 1997 The Sports & Social Club Berlin
  • 1996 Pak Orient Cricket Club, Munich
  • 1995 The Sports & Social Club Berlin
  • 1994 Cosmopolitan CC Hassloch
  • 1993 Cosmopolitan CC Hassloch
  • 1992 Ahmadiyya CC Frankfurt
  • 1991 Ahmadiyya CC Frankfurt
  • 1990 Cricket Club Frankfurt

DCB club cup winner

  • 2019 Darmstadt United Stars (won against SG Findorff , Bremen)
  • 2018 SG Findorff , Bremen (won against Cricket Lions Karlsruhe )
  • 2017 Rugby Cricket Dresden (won with 45 runs: 134/8 in 20.0 overs - Cricket Lions Karlsruhe 89/10 in 17.2 overs)
  • 2016 Rugby Cricket Dresden (won with 45 runs: 197/6 in 20.0 overs - FC Türk Hattersheim 152/10 in 17.2 overs)
  • 2015 FC Türk Hattersheim
  • 2014 The Sports & Social Club for Berlin & Brandenburg
  • 2013 The Sports & Social Club of Berlin & Brandenburg
  • 2012 The Sports & Social Club of Berlin & Brandenburg
  • 2011 FFC Olympia 07 eV

DCB Super Series Champions

  • 2019 Hessen Thunders (won with 44 runs: 105/9 in 20.0 overs - BW Sharks 61/10 in 16.3 overs)
  • 2018 Eastern Bears (won with 2 runs: 145/8 in 20.0 overs - BW Sharks 143/9 in 20.0 overs)

German women's cricket champions

  • 2018 Munich Women's Cricket (won with 8 wickets: 73/2 in 12.1 overs - Cologne International CC 72/10 in 18.1 overs)
  • 2014 SG Hannover Göttingen (won against ASV Köln )
  • 2006 Berliner FC Viktoria 1889 (won against Schwerin BBCCC)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Local Court Tostedt VR 201267 (2007-2019 Local Court Passau VR 200096, before that Local Court Hanau VR 1263)
  2. ↑ see statutes of the DCB of November 11, 2017 (PDF)
  3. ↑ Martin Einsiedler, tagesspiegel.de (July 6, 2017) = zeit.de (July 9, 2017)
  4. ↑ www.deutsche-cricket-union.de
  5. ↑ Cologne District Court VR 18806
  6. ↑ www.germancricket.tv
  7. ↑ Tostedt District Court VR 120344
  8. ↑ Berlin District Court (Charlottenburg) VR 35862
  9. ↑ Bonn District Court VR 9895; wdcv.jimdofree.com
  10. ↑ Mannheim District Court VR 420799; bwcv.org
  11. ↑ District Court Munich VR 18063; www.bayerischer-cricket-verband.de
  12. ↑ Wiesbaden District Court VR 6224; hcvcric.de
  13. ↑ DCB Playing Conditions 2019 ( German) = DCB Playing Conditions 2019 (English)
  14. ↑ ecn.cricket
  15. ↑ In the semifinals, Stuttgart was originally defeated by SG Hainhausen, but Hainhausen was disqualified by the DCB sports court because players were not eligible to play. See also Abendblatt.de : Pinneberg district celebrates three champions on one match day (August 27, 2019)
  16. ↑ www.CricHQ.com/competitions/9987
  17. ↑ DCB: German Masters
  18. ↑ www.CricHQ.com/competitions/9987/draws/past
  19. ↑ DCB: Cup winners
  20. ↑ www.CricHQ.com/competitions/5699
  21. ↑ www.CricHQ.com/competitions/3170
  22. ^ DCB: German champions of women