padang magazine march april

ContentsGeneral Committee

Club manaGement

PresidentCol (Retd) Gurcharan Singh Email: [email protected]

Deputy PresidentMr Anthony Michael GriceEmail: [email protected]

Chairman, Games Control BoardMr Ananda KumarEmail: [email protected]

Finance MemberMr Hamish A ChristieEmail: [email protected]

Committee members

subCommittee members

Mr Nigel StearnsGeneral ManagerTelephone: Ext. 333E-mail: [email protected] Ms Adeline TanFinancial ControllerTelephone: Ext. 201E-mail: [email protected]

Ms Janet NgHead, Sports & RecreationTelephone: Ext. 389E-mail: [email protected]

Mr Daljeet SinghHead, F&B & EventsTelephone: Ext. 372E-mail: [email protected]

Ms Judy TingHead, Property & HousekeepingTelephone: Ext. 383E-mail: [email protected] Ms Adeline TanActing Head of MembershipTelephone: Ext. 201E-mail: [email protected]

Ms Jessica NgHuman Resource ManagerTelephone: Ext. 265E-mail: [email protected]

Ms Fiona Ann LincolnMembership Sales ManagerTelephone: Ext. 221E-mail: [email protected]

Mr Raymond LeeExecutive ChefTelephone: Ext. 336E-mail: [email protected] Ms Chovin Blix OngAssistant F&B & Events ManagerTelephone: Ext. 10252E-mail: [email protected] Ms Kairi MetsaotsMarcom ManagerTelephone: Ext. 237E-mail: [email protected]

MICA (P) 027/08/2012The Padang is published bi-monthly and is produced for the Singapore Cricket Club by Grenadier Press Pte Ltd. All rights reserved, copyright © 2011 by Singapore Cricket Club. Opinions expressed in the Padang are solely those of writers and not necessarily endorsed by the Singapore Cricket Club.

Editorial and advertising enquiries should be addressed to Singapore Cricket Club, Marcom Department, Connaught Drive Singapore 179681 Tel: 63389271 Fax: 63370119 Email: [email protected] Website: www.scc.org.sg Cover photo by: Andrew Lim

Club NewsPresident’s message 5new members election night 6announcements 10

Food & beverage NewsDinner specials at The oval 11High tea 12Chef arifin's specialities 12Cake of the month 12Daily set lunch at The oval 13salad bar 13lunch specials at main lounge 14mussels Wednesdays 14oysters Fridays 14Daily Thirst Quenchers 15F&b and events Calendar 16

soCial eveNtsupcoming eventssCC easter Party 17Zumba Fitness Party 17Wine & Cheese 18bobbi brown makeup Workshop 18one night only @main lounge 19Pub Quiz night 20 buzz from the bar 20

recent eventssCC Chinese new Year Celebration 21Practical Feng shui tips for modern living 22axe on everest 22 Featurea Glimpse inside the 1884 Clubhouse 24 men's bar rules 26

sports Newsnetball tournament 272nd sCC Premier tennistournament 2013 28 Jsms 1balut 32billiards & snooker 33bowls 34bridge 35Cricket 36Darts 37Golf 38Hockey 39netball 40rugby 41soccer 42squash 43sports Calendar 44

Mrs Joyce FosterEmail: [email protected]

Mr Paul Andrew LawlassEmail: [email protected]

Mr Ong Chin LeongEmail: [email protected]

Mr T. Ravi ChandranEmail: [email protected]

Mrs Cynthia E RoblessEmail: [email protected]

Mr Sher Baljit SinghEmail: [email protected]

Mr Brian Teo Thian SangEmail: [email protected]

Mr Steve ThompsonEmail: [email protected]

Games Control boarDMr Ananda Kumar (Chairman)Mr Michael GriceMr Brian TeoMr Sher Baljit SinghMr Rolv StokkmoMr Jason Tan Choong HiongMr Howard HaythornthwaiteMr Trevor LarbeyMs Mohietheen FathimaMr Jurgen MartiensMr Mathavan DevadasMr George AbrahamMs Amber WilliamsMr Terence NoeMr Graham DicksonMr Manmindar SinghMr Matthew Dabbs

FinanCeMr Hamish Christie (Chairman)Mr Michael GriceMr Ananda KumarMr Paul LawlassMr Jon RobinsonMr T. Ravi Chandran

establisHmentMr T. Ravi Chandran (Chairman)Mrs Cynthia RoblessMr Matthew StreetonMr Harpal SinghMr Adam Abdur RahmanCaptain Vejasvaran RenganathanMr V P Jothi

FooD & beveraGeMr Paul Andrew Lawlass (Chairman)Mr Dinakaran AppiahMrs Joyce FosterMr Hamish ChristieMrs Barbara Williams

marketinG & CommuniCationsMr Steve Thompson (Chairman)Mr T. Ravi ChandranMrs Tracy JonesMrs Cynthia E Robless

ProPertYMr Ong Chin Leong (Chairman)Mr Raji RamasonMr T. VeluMrs Barbara Williams

rules & membersHiPMr Brian Teo (Chairman)Mr Ananda KumarMr Baljit SinghMr Anand ThiagarajanMr Rodd HarrisonMr David Yim

soCialMrs Joyce Foster (Chairlady)Mr Anwar GaffoorMr T. VeluMr Mike DaryananiMs Kirsty BoydMs Fathima KunyMs Anna BridgmanMrs Gursharan Kaur

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Call your Club on 63389271!

MEMBER SERVICES DESKmonday - Thursday 0900 - 2400Friday, saturday & eve of Public Holiday 0900 - 0200sunday & Public Holiday 0900 - 2200

MAIN LOUNGEFood from the snack menu only. last food order: 30 minutes before closing time. last drink order: 15 minutes before closing time.

monday - Thursday 0900 - 2400Friday, saturday & eve of Public Holiday 0900 - 0100sunday & Public Holiday 0900 - 2200

no smoking by law. Persons under 18 years old are not allowed after 1900. Persons under 18 years old are not allowed at the bar counter at any time.

STUMPSFood from Pub Grub menu only. last food order:

monday - Thursday 2230 Friday, saturday & eve of Public Holiday 2330 sunday & Public Holiday 2130

last drink order: 15 minutes before closing time.

monday - Thursday 1200 - 2400Friday, saturday & eve of Public Holiday 1200 - 0200sunday & Public Holiday 1200 - 2200

smoking only at designated areas. Children under 12 years old are not allowed after 1900.

THE PADANG RESTAURANTa la carte. only food from The Padang menu may be consumed.last order: 1hr before closing time.

Lunchmonday - Friday & sunday 1200 - 1500 Dinnermonday - saturday & eve of Public Holiday 1900 - 2300sunday & Public Holiday 1900 - 2200

no smoking by law. reservation is required. Children under 12 years old are not allowed, except on sundays.

THE OVAL & VERANDAHset lunch (except sundays & Public Holidays), a’la carte, evening a’la carte and specials. last order: 30 minutes before closing time.

monday - saturday & eve of Public Holiday 0900 - 2300sunday & Public Holiday 0900 - 2200

no smoking by law. Thursday night is Darts night. The restaurant will be partially closed to facilitate the Darts.

GILMOUR ROOMThe Club’s banqueting facilities for your private or corporate functions are available for members. be it a dinner party, a buffet function or an informal cocktail, the Club is able to assist. Please contact our banqueting team for rates and menu options.

Corporate eventsFelicia Heng: 6338 9271 ext 368 / [email protected]

members’ Private eventsangeline tan: 6338 9271 ext 395 / [email protected]

stumps terrace bookingbecky Xu: 6338 9271 ext 377 / [email protected]

MEN’S BARFood from the snack menu only. last food order: 30 minutes before closing time. last drink order: 15 minutes before closing time.

monday - saturday & eve of Public Holiday 1100 - 2300 sunday* 1200 - 1800Public Holiday Closed

* The men’s bar will be opened for billiards & snooker only. F&b services are available at the main lounge.

no smoking by law. open to all members and guests above 18 years old.

THE DELIFreshly squeezed juices available. Food from snack menu only.last order: 15 minutes before closing time.

Daily 1100 - 2200

no smoking by law. sports attire is permitted.

JACKPOT ROOMmonday - Thursday 1000 - 2330Friday, saturday & eve of Public Holiday 1000 - 0100 sunday & Public Holiday 1000 - 2130

no smoking by law. members & guests must be properly signed in. Persons under 18 years old are not allowed to use the facility.

GYMNASIUMDaily 0600 - 2200

no smoking by law. Persons under 18 years old are not allowed to use the facility.

BUSINESS HOURS

ATTIREmembers are advised to refer to the Club’s bye-laws for more

information on attire. Club rules and bye-laws are also available on the sCC website at www.scc.org.sg and at the member services Desk.

For sports attire, please refer to the section’s bye-laws.

information correct at time of print and subject to changewithout prior notice.

4 tHe PaDanG | march/april 2013


Club News

Dear Members,it has been almost 12 months since the last annual General meeting. The General Committee; the Games Control board and its thirteen sports section Committees; the sub- Committees for Finance, F&b, rules & membership, establishment, social, marcom and Property and the management have worked together during this period to attempt and provide to satisfy members’ needs and to improve the Club in terms of our finance, brand equity and operations. We may not have satisfied all members in all areas of our operations, but i am reasonably pleased that a fair level of success was achieved.

i would like to thank all members for your support of the Club’s activities, promotions and tournaments in 2012. my heartfelt appreciation to my fellow colleagues on the General Committee for your passion, time, effort and hard work in serving the membership. monthly subcommittee meetings, General Committee meetings and with other duty calls, i am proud to see the dedication of the current General Committee and would like to encourage more members to volunteer their services for the benefit of the Club.

The Club’s success is very much dependent on its leadership and people. as such, i hope that the incoming General Committee will continue to focus on improving our finances and continuing the Club’s tradition and positioning the Club as the premier sports and social Club in the region.

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING (AGM)The aGm has been scheduled for tuesday, 23 april 2013. i would like to take this opportunity to remind all members of rule 27 and rule 58(d) of our Club rules :

Rule 27 – Voting Rights and Privilegesonly Honorary life members, life members. ordinary members, ordinary members (transferable) and nominees of Corporate members (transferable) may attend and vote at General meetings of the Club or stand for election to the Committee of the Club.

Rule 58(d) only Honorary life members, life members. ordinary members, ordinary members (transferable) and nominees of Corporate members (transferable) personally present at a General meeting shall be entitled to vote.

Do mark the date of 23 april 2013 (tuesday) at 6.30pm in your diary as the aGm is a very important meeting and a forum for the election of office bearers (General Committee) for the Club. i would like to encourage and urge you to come and support the Club by casting your vote and hopefully participate in the election process. NEW RECIPROCAL ARRANGEMENTWe are pleased to inform you about the Club’s new reciprocal arrangement with Hollyburn Country Club in Canada (refer to contact details under Club news). Whether you are a sports term, Corporate or ordinary member, you can apply for a reciprocal card/letter to visit the current over 100 reciprocal clubs sCC has arrangement with whenever you are traveling. keep this small but great benefit in mind! Please be reminded to have the necessary documentation processed week before your departure and for the applications kindly ask for member services Desk’s assistance.

SCC 19TH INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY 6Sour 19th sCC international Hockey 6s tournament is back again and happening over the weekend of 2-3 march. Following the resounding success of an enlarged tournament in 2012, the 2013 event will also have 36 teams in the men’s competition and 24 teams in the ladies competition. i will strongly recommend all members to come down and join in the fun. Congratulations to the tournament Committee on their hard work and making the tournament a success and thank you sponsors for your continuous support.

SOCIAL AND F&B CALENDARmarch will be starting with our regular events like the buzz from the bar on Wednesdays and the Quiz night on first tuesday of march. “Douglas o” will rock the main lounge on 28 march and the month will end with kids easter Party, 30 march, with fun filled games and treasure hunting.

Wine and Cheese lovers who are eagerly waiting the next Wine & Cheese Party need not to wait any longer. Come 17 april for our first Wine & Cheese evening of the year. ladies, you are in for a special surprise as we have beauty workshop planned for you in april. Head down to the Gilmour room on 27 april, where professional make-up artists will share the latest tips on make-up and colours. april marks our first foray in organizing the Zumba Fitness Party 5 april, where members can practice their groovy moves and get their body warmed for the latest dance craze in singapore.

on the F&b side we will have lunch specials on mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, “mussel” Wednesdays and “oyster” Fridays coming up and all that in the main lounge. in addition we are happy to inform you about the returned High tea that you are able to indulge in from monday to sunday at oval restaurant.

ANNUAL STAFF PARTYkindly note our annual staff Party will be held on 6 april, saturday and following the last year’s success the venue will be once again away from the Clubhouse. This is one and only opportunity for all the sCC staff to enjoy themselves and spend evening together. as such, the Club’s facilities will be closed from 4pm onwards. on behalf of the General Committee and management i thank the members in advance for your kind understanding.

in closing, i would urge all members to update your email addresses with our member services Desk so that you could receive our weekly electronic news on the latest promotions, tournaments and Club news. send you all my best wishes and very best for the year 2013!

Thank you!

Gurcharan SinghPresident

mr Quek How Jiang, GC member mrs Cynthia e robless, mr Chan ming Yu lawrence, GC member mr steve thompson

mr Donald Hanson, mr James W b Chambers, mr Duncan van Der Feltz, Chairman Games Control board mr ananda kumar, mr Grant lawrence stanley, mr tan beng ti

ORDINARY (TRANSFERABLE) MEMBERSmr anthony John Warnermr tirupathi karthikmr Christopher owen tidymr Donald Hansonmr eddy Chongmr tan beng timr Chan ming Yu lawrencemr atul merchant

TERM MEMBERS TAKING UP ORDINARY (TRANSFERABLE) MEMBERSHIPmr Christopher ivinsonmr benjamin Thomas Davies

TERM MEMBERSmr marcus Parrymr tim Hintonmr andrew Healey

SPECIAL TERM MEMBERSms taryn lisa Gollaschms sarah Puddicombemdm Chu Wai Pekmr matthew Conroymr Gordon Deas

SPORTS MEMBERSmr nikhil naredimr W o Caldwellmr Duncan van Der Feltz mr Phill mace

NEW MEMBERS’ ELECTION NIGHT14 JANUARY 2013


Club News

mr martin leslie seabright, mr stephen blaxhall, GC Deputy President mr anthony michael Grice, mr andrew Healey

mrs Wong Wan Ching, mr eddy Chong, mdm Yeoh Chee Yan, GC member mr brian

teo Thian sang

mr James W b Chambers, mr Duncan van Der Feltz, mr Phill mace

mr ashish t raivadera, GC member mr t. ravi Chandran, mr nikhil naredi, mdm

archana sudhenranath

mdm Chu Wai Pek, ms taryn lisa Gollasch, mr raj kumar saduhu ram, ms sarah Puddicombe, mrs karena marie Conroy, mr matthew Conroy

mr W o Caldwell, mr Paul anthony radford, GC member mr sher baljit singh


Club News

mr m m Patel, GC member mrs Joyce Foster, mr atul merchant

GC member mr Paul andrew lawlass, mr Christopher owen tidy, mr allan Gordon muir, GC member mr steve Thompson

ORDINARY (TRANSFERABLE) MEMBERS

mr anthony John Warner

mr tirupathi karthik

mr Christopher owen tidy

mr Donald Hanson

mr eddy Chong mr tan beng ti mr Chan ming Yu lawrence

mr atul merchant

mr rangareddy Jayachandran, mr tirupathi karthik,

mr anthony John Warner, mr ang ser lin Thomas, GC member mr steve Thompson

JUNIOR SPORTS MEMBERS WITH GCB CHAIRMAN MR ANANDA KUMAR


Club News

mr Jordan Woods, mr raj kumar saduhu ram, GC Deputy President mr anthony michael Grice, Chairman Games Control board mr ananda kumar, ms adeline tan,

GC member mrs Joyce Foster, mr Paul Foster

mr rodney Hyland, GC member mr t. ravi Chandran, ms katherine signy, mr michael John sharples

mrs karina larkman, mr David larkman, mr Grant lawrence stanley, Finance member mr Hamish Christie

ORDINARY (TRANSFERABLE) MEMBERSms sonja vanessa Wittenberg mr rodney Hyland mr Dick van motman

TERM MEMBERS TAKING UP ORDINARY (TRANSFERABLE) MEMBERSHIPmr Carl skadiang

TERM MEMBERSmr mark aydin Celenk mr eric Pilling mr Jim baker

SPECIAL TERM MEMBERSmrs samantha Chitty mr arvind nagpal mr Jordan Woods mr matthew Conroymr David larkman

SPORTS MEMBERSms katherine signymr Glenn round

NEW MEMBERS’ ELECTION NIGHT18 FEBRUARY 2013

ms sonja Wittenberg, GC member mrs Cynthia e robless, mr Derek J Hodgkinson

mrs linda baker, mr Jim baker, mr miles Gooseman

mr Jordan Woods, mr raj kumar saduhu ram, GC Deputy President mr anthony michael Grice, Chairman Games Control board mr ananda kumar, ms adeline tan,

GC member mrs Joyce Foster, mr Paul Foster


Club News

mr ng eng oon James, mr Dick van motman, President Col. (retd) Gurcharan singh

mr arvind nagpal, mrs manuela Woll-nagpal, mr raj kumar saduhu ram, GC member mr steve Thompson, mr Jordan Woods,

mr nidharshan Gangatharan

GC member mr t. ravi Chandran, mr Damian J Pereira, GC member mr sher baljit singh, Chairman Games Control board mr ananda kumar, mr Glenn round, mr olivier Heathcote rey, mr rodney Hyland

ORDINARY (TRANSFERABLE) MEMBERS

ms sonja vanessa

Wittenbergmr Dick van

motman mr rodney

Hyland mr Carl skadiang

GC Deputy President mr anthony michael Grice, mr eric Pilling, mr steven lee Joo kang

mr richard a m stapley-oh, mrs samantha Chitty

mr shehzad sascha Haque, mr mark aydin Celenk, mr Paul Foster


Club News

STAFF PARTY 2013members please note that our annual staff Party will be held on saturday, 6 april 2013. as such, the Club will be closed from 4.00pm onwards that day.

Thank you for your kind understanding.

A n n o u n c e m e n ts

UPDATE OF E-MAIL ADDRESSESmembers are encouraged to have their e-mail addresses updated with the Club so as to be informed of the latest sports, social, food and beverage promotions and activities offered by the Club exclusively for members.

ObituaryThe Club records, with deep regret, the passing of our Member.

Our sincere condolences to the families of the departed.

Mr Mohan Daryani

Mr Ong Kim Cheng

Mr Ng Lian Chian

5 DRAGONS - GEN 7

$5,800JANUARY 2013

Exemption of Minimum Spending Levy for Senior Members who are above 80 years old and an Active Member with the Club for at least 20 years (cumulative)The Club’s General Committee is pleased to inform that the exemption of minimum spending levy for members who are above 80 years old and an active member with the Club for at least 20 years (cumulative) would take effect from 1st march 2013. membership department will send out confirmation letter to members who are eligible for the exemption of minimum spending levy based on 2 criteria: above 80 years old and an active member with the Club for at least 20 years (cumulative).


F&b News

WESTERN DINNER SPECIALBeef Tenderloin with grapes,roasted

potatoes & asparagus served with Port Wine $26.80

WESTERN DINNER SPECIALGrilled Jumbo Chicken & Spicy Sausage served

with Mustard Mango Dip $18.80

INDIAN DINNER SPECIALShish Kebab $16.80

LOCAL DINNER SPECIALClay Pot Bean Curd with Roasted Pork $12.80

LOCAL DINNER SPECIALChef Special Sambal Prawns $18.80

INDIAN DINNER SPECIALTandoori Sea Bass Fillet served with Spinach & Cheese, Raita & Mango Chutney $20.00

Dinner sPeCials

March

april


F&b News

1 MarchFISH CURRY with steamed rice, Condiment, achar and

Papadum$12.80

8 MarchOVEN BAKED

CHICKEN BRIYANI$12.80

15 MarchSOTO AYAM

$5.80 (small), $9.80 (large)

22 MarchKAMBING SOUP

$5.80 (small), $9.80 (large)

5 aprilINDIAN MEE GORENG$5.80 (small), $9.80 (large)

12 aprilTHOSAI PLAIN served with vegetable Dhall, Coconut and onion Chilli Chutney $5.80

MASALA THOSAI served with vegetable Dhall, Coconut and onion Chilli chutney $9.80

19 aprilINDIAN ROJAK$6.80 (small), $10.80 (large)

26 aprilKAMBING SOUP$5.80 (small), $9.80 (large)

Milk chocolate orange citrus Mille-Feuille

$43.20 per kg

Cake of the monthMarch / april

CheF ariFiN's speCialities

Friday dinnerMARCH / APRIL


F&b News

F&b News

all Western set lunches ($15.80) are served with soup of the Day, Coffee or tea and Dessert of the Day.all local and tandoori set lunches ($14.80) are served with Coffee or tea and Dessert of the Day.*sCC Chicken rice ($14.80) is served with soup, Coffee or tea and Dessert of the Day.

4, 11, 18 and 25 MarchChicken briyani, oroven-roasted striploin served with vegetables and Potato Wedges, or Pork rib Prawn noodles

5, 12, 19 and 26 MarchsCC laksa, or Pan-fried seabass Fillet with vegetables and Potatoes served with lemon Dill sauce, orbutter Chicken masala served with naan bread

6, 13, 20 and 27 MarchChicken and egg Curry served with steamed rice, or roast leg of lamb served with vegetables and Potatoes, or Fish tikka served with naan bread

7, 14, 21 and 28 MarchsCC Chicken rice*, orbaked salmon with vegetables and Potatoes, orChicken tikka served with naan bread

1, 8, 15 and 22 MarchFish moolie served with steamed rice, orGrilled Chicken Chop served with vegetables and Potatoes, orDhall makhani and vegetable Curry served with naan bread

29 March (Good Friday)sCC laksa

2, 9, 16, 23 and 30 MarchsCC laksa,orsCC Chicken rice*

Daily Set Lunch |

Mondays

tuesdays

Wednesdays

thursdays

Fridays

saturdays

1, 8, 15, 22 and 29 AprilChicken briyani, orbraised Duck leg with orange sauce served with vegetables and Potatoes, orPork rib Prawn noodles

2, 9, 16, 23 and 30 AprilsCC laksa, or Pan-fried seabass Fillet with vegetables and Potatoes served with lemon Dill sauce, orbutter Chicken masala served with naan bread

3, 10, 17 and 24 AprilChicken and egg Curry served with steamed rice, or Grilled Dory Fish Fillet served with vegetables and Potatoes, orFish tikka served with naan bread

4, 11, 18 and 25 AprilsCC Chicken rice*, orbaked salmon with vegetables and Potatoes, orChicken tikka served with naan bread

5, 12, 19 and 26 AprilFish moolie served with steamed rice, orGrilled Pork Chop coated with Cheddar Cheese served with vegetables and Potato Wedges, orDhall makhani and vegetable Curry served with naan bread

6, 13, 20 and 27 AprilsCC laksa,or sCC Chicken rice*

March april

Mondays to Fridays (excluding Public Holidays) Lunch:12:00pm - 2:30pm $15.90 per person

salad Bar


OYSTERS FRIDAYS

$2.00 per piece6:00pm

MUSSELSWEDNESDAYS

6:00pm $12.00 per portion

Lunch SpecialsOnly Mondays,Wednesdays & Fridays

12:00pm - 2:30pm$14.80 per portion

March/April

F&b News


march/april 2013 | tHe PaDanG 15 march/april 2013 | tHe PaDanG 15

Daily Thirst QuenchersMarch / April

Happy Hour Special mondays to Fridays, 6.00pm to 9.00pm. available at all outlets.

tiger Draft Jug (1650ml - stumps) $25.00 per jugtiger Draft Jug (1320ml - all other outlets) $20.00 per jugtiger Draft Glass $5.00 per glasstiger Draft mug $7.40 per mug

Cocktail $6.50 per glassFrozen mojitoFrozen Passion Fruit Capprioska

* While stocks last.* all promotions are not applicable for private functions. * images are for illustration purposes only.

Teacher's OriginScotch Whisky$ 78.00 per bottle

Glenfiddich 15 years $150.00 per bottle

Glenfiddich 12 years $100.00 per bottle

Bottle Nightevery tuesday - Free mixer


Casillero del Diablo Sauvignon Blanc 2011

Central Valley, Chile$38.00 per bottle | $8.00 per glassFresh, due to citric hints. Presence of pears, lime and some tropical touches

with a greenish finish thanks to the presence of green apples.

Marques Casa Concha Merlot 2010, Chile$65.00 per bottle | $13.30 per glassDark and deep red. rich and deftly balanced yet muscular red, with layers of complex currant, spice, wild berry and plum. show off a nice touch of vanilla oak and mocha, adding a nice dimension. although tannic now, this wine should evolve. There’s already some complexity beginning to develop out of its firm, quiet, supple core.

Marques Casa Concha Chardonnay 2011, Chile

$65.00 per bottle | $13.30 per glasslight yellow. Combining richness with

elegance and vibrancy this ripe, delicious wine serves up tasty white pear, mineral notes and

toasty hazelnut. Deeply concentrated with silky texture and layers of ripe, opulent fig, pear and

mineral flavors. it finishes with a long and vibrant character.

Casillero del Diablo Pinot NoirCasablanca Valley, Chile 2009$38.00 per bottle | $8.00 per glasselegant and expressive with remarkable touches of fresh strawberries and traces of raspberries. at the end some soft hints of rose petals appear that are complemented with delicate French oak barrel flavours like cedar and tobacco.

Wines of the Month

F&b News

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monday tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday saturday sunday

PUBLiC HoLiDAYgood Friday

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ZuMBa PARTY7.30pm

ladies LUNCHEoN12.00pm

one night only@Main lounge WiTH DoUGLAS o7.30pm

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MUSSELWEDNESDAYS

MUSSELWEDNESDAYS

OYSTER FRIDAYS



SOCIAl eVeNTsu p co m i n g e v e n ts

For more information and booking, please contact Angeline Tan at [email protected] Tel: 6338 9271 Ext:395 or Becky Xu at [email protected] Tel: 6338 9271 Ext: 377 . Tickets sale is based on first-come-first-served basis. 40% ticket price is chargeable

for cancellation after closing date and no-show



For more information and booking, please contact Angeline Tan at [email protected] Tel: 6338 9271 Ext:395 or Becky Xu at [email protected] Tel: 6338 9271 Ext: 377 . Tickets sale is based on first-come-first-served basis. 40% ticket price is chargeable

for cancellation after closing date and no-show



@ Main Lounge

OnenightOnLy

*thursday, 28 MarChDOUgLAS O

Friday, 26 aPriLiReSOn

In tHe MontH of MARCH & APRIL, We ARe PRoud to PResent to you tHe foLLoWIng bAnds

every Last Friday oF the Month7:45PM onwards

* Friday, 29 march is a public holiday, so "one night only" For march is on thursday

R ec e n t e v e n ts

Friday, 22 February 2013sCC celebrated the Chinese new Year with its first ever lion Dance on high pedestals at the Courtyard. members and guests gathered around the Courtyard and were mesmerized as the lions jumped from one pedestal to the other. The night continued with flexible contortionists with their remarkable acrobatic poses and the traditional “bian lian”- Face Changing Performance that continues to amaze audiences. other fringe activities included palm reading and silhouette cutting. The night ended with our “one night only” special band of the month, tokyo square who rocked the night away.

sCC Chinese new Year Celebration


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SOCIAl eVeNTsR ec e n t e v e n ts

Practical Feng shui tips for modern livingWednesday, 30 January 2013

axe on everestThursday, 17 January 2013Due to overwhelming response from his talk that was held last year, the Club invited sCC member, Grant “axe” rawlinson back for those who missed it the first time. With over 50 members and guests that evening, they were treated to delectable canapés and a welcome drink. axe shared with us his emotional and physical journey up the treacherous mount everest. after the talk, the Club invited axe to present an sCC flag to sCC members, Joanna tan and Joanna kumar who will be climbing mount kinabalu. The talk was truly an inspiration to all, many thanks to axe.

in conjunction with the lunar new Year of the snake, we organized a Feng shui talk that provided practical insights into what 2013 has in store for each Chinese Zodiac sign. The speaker, ms adelina Pang shared tips on how to prepare one’s home to bring in good fortune and to avoid “unfavorable energy”. ms adelina Pang is one of singapore’s foremost Feng shui consultants and has clientele that include prominent entrepreneurs, celebrities and members of royalty. she is also a Committee board member of the international Feng shui association.


FeAture

A Glimpse inside the 1884 ClubhouseArticle by: Steve Thompson

t he third Singapore Cricket Club pavilion was built in 1884 and extended ("rebuilt" according to a commemorative stone in the ceiling of the Padang Restaurant) in 1906. In fact, this 1884 building was incorporated into the centre of

today's pavilion, still with its wrought-iron pillars and railings along the main verandah.

Nothing is known of the interior of the third pavilion, but contemporary architectural plans with the National Archives hint tantalisingly. They are dated 1895, when apparently some alterations were made to the building. We reproduce two of the plans here, with a rare photograph for comparison.

The "back elevation" shows what is now the front entrance to the Club, facing Empress Place. In both the plan and the photo, the entrances (with semicircular skylights above), the large central window and the twin staircases to the upper floor can be clearly seen.

The ground floor plan shows the layout. Through either door, one

enters a central room, pretty much where the Main Lounge is now, featuring a horseshoe bar. A passage leads to the verandah, with locker rooms on either side (one for members and the other for visitors, no doubt).

The smaller rooms on either side were harder to decipher but were eventually identified as dressing rooms, bathrooms and lavatories.

In those days, the ground floor of the Clubhouse was "men only", with ladies restricted to the upper floor. Associate membership was extended to ladies in 1938 and full membership only in 1996.

The 1884 Clubhouse was already too small and one member complained: "The SCC closes every afternoon at 7pm and has no attraction except the playing fields and the bar."

The local press went further: "The SCC is the biggest and busiest bar in Asia between the hours of 5 and 7pm. Its prices are low and the average quality of its drinks is awful."

1884 Clubhouse from empress Place (ColleCtion oF morGan bettY bassett, CourtesY oF national arCHives oF sinGaPore)



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Ground floor plan (ColleCtion oF builDinG & ConstruCtion autHoritY, CourtesY oF national arCHives oF sinGaPore)

back elevation (ColleCtion oF builDinG & ConstruCtion autHoritY, CourtesY oF national arCHives oF sinGaPore)

Rules Pertaining to the Keeping of Peace and Harmony at the

Top Right Hand Corner of the Men’s Bar (TRHCMB)

Seating “Limited” Respect for senior members’ preferences must be observed at all times. Existing seating arrangements should not be disturbed.

Drinking — “Encouraged” First member of the group to the bar signs the round.

All subsequent members joining him will be included in the round until the first member’s drink is below the halfway mark in his glass.

Rounds are then bought by members in the order of their appearance at the bar.

Interim drinks for the thirsty are permitted but are for the account of the individual.

Respect for senior members’ preferences must be observed at all times. Existing seating arrangements should not be disturbed.

A member having three unconsumed drinks on the bar at any one time will be penalised.

A member trespassing inside the bar serving area will be penalised

Smoking — “Permitted” Consideration for non-smokers must be observed at all times.

Obnoxious Gases — “Inevitable” Any member who clears the bar will be penalised.

Conversation — “Optional” Senile and boring members encouraged to be silent.

Eating — “If you must” Acceptable only when member is starving. Dice Playing — “Discouraged” Noise level must be tolerable to other members who do not indulge.

Bar Staff — “Essential” Must be treated with courtesy at all times — incompetence will be expected and accepted.

Bludgers — “Not wanted” Will be identified and publicly ostracised.

Guests — “Welcomed” Members introducing guests are responsible for their corner (ie two rounds to one).

Telephone Calls — “Irritating” Incoming — totally discouraged

Outgoing — limited to approved establishments.

SCC Main Committee Members — “When deigning to appear” May not buy a round unless senior resident member (TRHCMB) approves the application.

Have no privileges at the bar.

GLORY DAYSThe Top Right Hand Corner of the

Men’s Bar (TRHCMB) was a group of senior Club members who used to

gather in the Men’s Bar from the 1970s until the bar was moved to the basement as part of the 2006 Clubhouse renovation.

The TRHCMB included such luminaries as former Club president Len Foster and former vice president Ralph King. Ironically, the TRHCMB “rules” do not include the most notorious of all ________ that banning wives and children, an accidental infraction of which might cost the unfortunate member a round of

drinks for the entire bar. This copy of the rules was donated by Club member

John Bones.

These rules were intended to be humorous and should not be taken literally. The most senior member of the TRHCMB present (if of sound mind) is the arbitrator of all disputes. His word is final.

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on the 23 February 2013, 16 club teams from south-east asia and Hong kong participated in the inaugural sCC netball international 7s at the singapore Cricket Club.

160 players competed in the largest international club netball tournament in singapore. Held in a “rugby sevens” format, teams enjoyed a full day of netball with pool games played at the co-curricular activities branch (CCab) at evans road, and the finals at the sCC.

sCC’s own Hawks team breezed to the top of their pool to advance to the Cup competition, where they convincingly defeated their singapore rivals, bedok storm 15-2 in the quarterfinal, but were overcome by valley tigers (Hk) who went on to win the tournament.

The day saw some great sportsmanship and skill on the court, and we congratulate liv Flanagan (bedok Thunder) the Player of the tournament, and ellie stanley (valley tigers) the sportswoman of the tournament.

sCC netball would like to officially thank our sponsors. Without their generous support, the tournament would not have been able to run to the high standards that it did. With a stunning fashion show organised by Willow & Huxley and amazing gifts provided for the individual winners. a mixologist at the after-party who made delicious cocktails, kindly arranged by The retrospective. Goody bags provided and refreshments distributed court-side by sir move and generous gifts donated by mumm Champagne, Pantry magic and Coca-Cola, overall the entire event was one to remember!

THE INAUGURAL SCC NETBALL INTERNATIONAL 7s22-23 FEBRUARY 2013

We are also grateful to Peter “stitch” Hutton who provided the scoring software to ensure our tournament ran smoothly and on schedule. You can find all of the results at www.macoocoo.com

an event like this cannot run without the support of many people. a very big thank you to physiotherapist Joy Walter; the sports Dept, especially Wenling Choong and Janet ng; kairi metsaots (marcom); and finally Chovin ong and her events Dept. thank you also to all the sCC members, who contributed to scoring, time-keeping, acting as mC for the event and generally showing their support.

Thank you to all of the teams for your participation, and enthusiasm, both on court and on the dance floor. as with all sporting events, what makes them great is both the play and the after party, and with our very own flash mob we achieved that!Ph

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The victorious valley tigers from Hong kong take home the Cup presented by sCC President

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Scribe: Matthew dabbs

The 2nd sCC Premier tennis tournament took place over 3 days from the 11th -13th of January.

We welcomed tennis legends mansour bahrami, Henri leconte, ilie nastase , Paul Haarhuis, Jacco eltingh and our own honoury member vijay amritraj

The start of the event involved the dinner on the Friday. This was an amazing evening to kick off the tournament; one hundred and twenty diners packed into the Padang restaurant. vijay proved to be an excellent mC and the stories that were mentioned throughout the evening were compelling and hilarious. each story surpassed the last in its boldness and blueness! Highlights of the evening included the interviews (nastase’s was on another planet!) and the auction with mansour bahrami and nastase both going for in excess of sGD 5,000 for the Pro am event. The evening ended with stumps closing at 3am so all in all a very good dinner!

The next morning the coaching clinics took place and it was great to see the courts full with juniors initially followed by the adults. The Dutch duo of Haarhuis and eltingh proved to be fantastic value all weekend and their coaching skills and accessibility a pleasure to see.

The Pro am followed with our stars looking a little worse for wear but hats off to them; particularly leconte who immediately drank a beer upon arrival. He obviously needed his fluid levels topping up… The Pro am event was over two days and we had a worthy winner in Heidi; who shared the trophy with her amazingly supportive fan club! There was a great clip on Channel news asia of a very happy winner with her partner mansour bahrami!

The exhibition doubles and bbQ by the courts on the saturday evening suffered to a rain delay; but the stars did get the game in late @9pm. all who watched were highly entertained and the stars after the match hung around for a few sherbets and further stories.

The sunday saw the coaching clinics and the Pro am conclude and the final exhibition doubles wrap up the event (with the expected 30 minute rain delay). again a fantastic display for the spectators and shot making of an ingenious measure was seen by all.

The Ptt certainly proved to be an amazing weekend and i would like to thank all the sponsors and the people involved in assisting with this event including ms Joy Walter from Physio to sports who volunteered her services during the weekend. in the last year the tennis section has raised its profile within the club with the appointment of Coaching Development and a full time tennis coach. The tournament itself capping off a challenging but successful year. The event received media publicity from tv, radio and print and the club certainly benefitted from the circus that surrounds these types of stars.

on a personal note, i would like to thank the tournament Committee, particular kevin, (Coaching Developments) and tracy – You are both stars too! and of course the sCC, the General Committee and all the club staff involved – special note to stefanie, great job!

inspired by the stars, catch our very own Club teams in action on home courts in the singapore tennis association interclub singles league on every saturday afternoon and sunday morning from 9 march to 14 april 2013.

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SQUASH SECTION BY MANMINDAR SINGH

our winning juniors with President Col Gurcharan singh, ladies Captain andrea nicholas and social secretary mahes vellupillai

the squash section started its junior programme sometime in the early 2000s as we sought to ensure a steady pipeline of players representing the club. The programme has been by all accounts a resounding success. our Jsms have contributed

significantly to the steady stream of successes in the annual squash league as well as in individual championships. many of our juniors have over the years been drafted into the national junior and senior sides, representing singapore in numerous international events. our Jsms are a key cornerstone of the squash section’s reputation as being one of the strongest squash clubs in the region.

Here we choose to briefly highlight 4 of our juniors who have done us proud. vivian rhamanan is the current assistant

national coach and has won every local junior age-group and mens open title. kenneth Chan, who has had similar success, is currently studying in Yale university in the us where he has led his college team to repeated national successes. both have represented singapore on numerous occasions at the junior and senior levels. over the years, they have helped established our Premier Grade team as the strongest in singapore. likewise, mao shihui has been equally successful on the local squash scene. she is currently studying in Yale university where she is a key member of the highly-ranked team. Her younger sister, shiyuan, who is set to join her at Yale in the coming academic year, has been dominant in the junior scene for some time and is now beggining to feature at the senior level. both have represented singapore on numerous occasions.

shihui looking her best off the court! sports man of the Year vivian rhamanan with GCb Chairman ananda kumar kenneth in fine form at Yale!

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Here is the march/april 2013 sudoku Challenge. a bottle of wine for the first correct answer submitted to Choong Wenling of the sports Department, tel 63389271 ext. 370

below is the answer to the sudoku challenge for January / February 2013. Congratulations to lee Hian Chua l0149 on submitting the first correct answer.

Scribe: John Lewis taylorConvenor: rolv stokkmo January’s section night was well supported with 29 members and guests in attendance. mogens andersen just pipped Capt. Peter bird into first place by a mere one point. 657 against 656. mogens hopes to keep up his winning streak as the first prize is always a bottle of Chivas whisky.

by the time the magazine goes to print we will have been on a split tour to bangkok for their annual ‘all Comers Cup’ on saturday 16th February, and to the 3rd invitational tournament held at The kinabalu Club sabah on saturday 2nd march 2013. 23 members have signed up for bangkok tour including new baluteers Pietro (Peter) ricci and Julie, Capt. Jag singh and his wife kiren.

our section nights are held on the 3rd tuesday of every month in the Gilmour room. registration is at 7.15pm followed by a light meal. Play commences at 8pm. We welcome Club members that are not already attached to the balut section as our guests, so please come along and join in the intricacies, luck, skill, and especially the fraternity that the section offers. You will find it a most enjoyable evening. The 29th annual inter Club local league starts on Wednesday 15th may at srC. We as holders of the trophy host the final match on Wednesday 9th october.

other notable dates are: - sCC’s annual General meeting on the evening of tuesday 23rd april.

sCC’s sports awards night. Friday 3rd may.

balut section’s aGm tuesday 21st may at 6 pm. Followed by our normal section night.

Pot Games saturday 28th september. sCC to host. The 33rd annual interport will be held at the manila Yacht Club over the weekend of 22nd – 24th november.

balut section’s Christmas Party is scheduled for Friday 13th December, in the Padang restaurant and if last year’s party was considered a ‘cracker’when we had 82 member and guests, Friday 13th will be far from unlucky.

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The long and the short of it. mogens collecting 1st prize (109.5).

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Scribe: tan bak Choon Convenor: Jason tan Ch

it was indeed a great honour for us to host the Penang sports Club during their visit to singapore.

Penang sports Club were here in singapore to participate in their regular “straits settlement” games which was hosted by singapore swimming Club this year. the snooker section took this opportunity to visit us and we hosted them to an interport Game.

singapore Cricket Club with our usual warmth sent 3 cars to pick up our visitors when they arrive in Changi. after a great dinner, we settle down to serious snooker Competition.

There were 3 singles and 2 doubles. Penang sports Club headed by their Past President (and Captain), albert Wong fought tooth and nail and finally ended with we losing 6-4 to them. While we did “mourn” the loss we did gain in fellowship.

all the sCC boys can be proud of being great hosts. even our


“greying” silver Thin Wah Fox entertained them when the Penang Club boys were in competition in singapore swimming Club. Fox entertained them in his private bar (he too is a member of ssC).

We have been assured that we will be invited to their invitation snooker tournament sometime in october or november 2013. Penang we promise we will be coming.

The section aGm is being planned to take place in april. Please look out for the announcement and come forward and help to serve on the Committee. We neeD neW FaCes.

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Scribe:dr K u Menon Convenor:Prem anand

11TH ANNUAL TRIANGULAR/ INTERPORT MATCHES, BANGKOK, 6 – 10 DEC 2012 “one night in bangkok makes a hard man humblenot much between despair and ecstasyone night in bangkok and the tough guys tumble…”

“one night in bangkok” was a popular song from the early 1980s – with its rude juxtaposition of bangkok and its nightlife with the game of chess. it was subsequently banned in Thailand as its lyrics showed disrespect for buddhism.

The mixed group of 26 odd shaped sCC bowlers, who made their way to bangkok in December for the annual games hosted by the royal bangkok sports Club (rbsC) experienced both despair and ecstasy on the bowling green. no doubt also, some “tough” members may have been humbled and tumbled by the nightlife…..

sCC’ finest was victorious in the triangular with the kowloon bowling Green Club (kbGC). but in both interport and triangular, we lost to the rbsC by total aggregate points. The final match on sunday between rbsC and kbGC was the deciding factor and the score was rbsC(16 pts) sCC (14 pts) and kbGC (6 pts) - probably the closest margin achieved in recent years.

our hosts were as always hospitable and took pains to make our visit memorable. at the final reception, our younger members Hui kai, ming lee and shermeen did us proud with their rendition on stage during the karaoke sessions. ron Pereira and raymond also gamely followed.

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 19 JAN 2013it was again a dark and stormy saturday evening as the monsoon howled and violent gusts of wind lashed against the doors of the Gilmour room where the honourable members of the lawn bowls section gathered for their aGm. it was a full house but

sadly nominations were not forthcoming. George abraham stepped down as Convenor and former Captain Prem anand was elected to fill his post. The new Committee appears to be no more than a recast of old faces from 2012 :Convenor: Prem anandsecretary: George abraham Captain: retna sabapathytreasurer: n t velumembers: k. u menon, anwar Gaffoor

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Scribe: rachna anand Convenor: howard haythornthwaite

it has been six months since the section was formed. it is a good time to assess the state of the section’s health and progress.

soon after the section was formed the section Committee, led by Convenor Howard Haythornthwaite had decided to priorities what is really important for the growth of the section. it was decided then that we need more members to sustain the section and that the non-playing members need to be given lessons in bridge.

in a very short time of six months the section has managed to raise its membership numbers to 53.

as for the bridge lessons, trainer Carl Parker conducted module a in september, which was followed by module b in December last year, with an excellent response. the present batch of beginners is ready to be integrated into the regular bridge players.

there has been a tremendous interest among the sCC members to learn the game of bridge. the Committee has taken note of this and will keep the Club members informed of beginners bridge lessons in the future. also, intermediate lessons are going to be organised soon.

the bridge section celebrated the indian new Year with a Dazzling Diwali night at the Gilmour room. the members enjoyed an evening with good food, drinks, games and loads of prizes but most of all a good game of Duplicate bridge and fellowship.

bridge section members are happiest when they are left to play Duplicate bridge with an occasional glass of wine to lift their spirits. We meet regularly at the oval and on some days at the Gilmour room.

the task ahead is challenging and the bridge section Committee is aware of and prepared for it. For now it is very much on track and chugging along full speed ahead.

all said and done the bridge section is doing well with a promise of doing even better. We have accomplished much with the help and support of our club and section members and look forward to their continued support. Happy bridging!

GCb Chairman ananda kumar congratulating Conveynor Howard Haythornthwaite at the bridge section's 1st aGm Duplicate bridge night in session

Carl Parker conducting the beginners bridge lesson Conveynor Howard Haythornthwaite directing the bridge session.

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CRICKET SEASON 2013: HERE WE GO…!Scribe: Push sharma Convenor: trevor Larbey

Here’s wishing all the members of sCC - Gong Xi Fa Cai !

after a rather long hiatus due to Christmas and new Year celebrations, the cricket section has become active once again.There are plenty of exciting initiatives being planned for the year as we enter sCCs 161st year of birthday celebrations.

before the sCa cricket league officially begins on the 9th of march, an 18 member squad headed to melbourne in January to play a series of matches against the mCC. These tourists represented a unique blend of players from every team across divisions 1, 2 & 3 of the sCC. The highlight of the melbourne tour was a ‘once in a lifetime’ chance to play at the famous mCG (melbourne Cricket Ground), which is the largest stadium for playing cricket in the world.

This also marked the first tour for the sCC Cricket section for 2013 season and the tourists are eagerly looking forward to it. The tour is being lead by the very experienced Chris “Dollop” rogers who is the tour manager and the able sCC lions Captain robert Hands who was is the tour Captain.

in the words of the tour manager, “it was a great opportunity for new tourists and older hands to mix and get to know other players from within the Club with whom they do not necessarily come into contact in singapore; but most of all a chance to meet and build friendships with our melbourne based opposition, many of whom we already have a great connection. in essence, this was what touring is all about and touring is at the heart of the sCC Cricket section.” We played at the albert Park, Wesley College and Geelong grammar grounds, but it was always going to be the aura of the mCG which was the highlight.

The melbourne cricket club put on great hospitality throughout the tour, with the mCG game although culminating in a rain interrupted match, was never the less a fantastic prelude to the dinner in the mCG long room attended by some 140 guests and 5 ex test cricketers from the melbourne Cricket Club. The president Paul sheehan presented the sCC with a fabulous original painting of the mCG of old.

The match itself saw the mCC accumulate 288 for 7, with the sCC’s Christopher Janik (on loan to the mCC) out there at the end of their innings, and featuring again with the ball taking a wicket alongside fellow ex sCC section Player of 2011 ben mcleod also doing some damage to his old team. nevertheless andrew Goldsmith opening the innings for the sCC provided some fireworks with a rapid 44 off 26 balls to get the run chase moving, supported by andre De lange with 45 not out. alas the melbourne weather won in the end darkening the skies at 5 pm and prematurely ending the match with the sCC on 4-132.

2013 will see the sCC cricket section venture out of their home turf after the 160th year invitational matches played on the Padang. February for kowloon Cricket Club, march for the royal bangkok sC and mid year for the inaugural uk tour which will see matches against both the mCC and also at Windsor castle during July. august will see the Padang resplendent for the first aCC emerging nations tournament, in which singapore will be hosting u/23 teams from india, Pakistan, bangladesh and sri lanka plus the national teams from afghanistan, uae, nepal and singapore in a two week 50 over tournament. We are hoping

to see india and Pakistan fight it out on the Padang in august.

The Commonwealth Cup 2013 will commence over the weekend of February 16 - 17 and march 2 - 3 including the two finals on 3rd of march with each team playing two matches each weekend. all the matches will be played at sCC Dempsey grounds. team managers will be responsible for selection of teams based on availability and that are in keeping with the selection rules on age qualification and place of birth, nationality or citizenship.

The ‘magnificent Four’ teams are as follows:1.Europe and Africa:team name “Hedgehogs”- manager rufus Frere-smith2.Indian Sub-Continent: Defending Champions team name “Desi boys” - manager sukanti sen 3.Malay Peninsula:team name “roti Pratas” - manager suresh Prabu4.Oceania:team name “Jellyfish” - manager mike mehaffy

Thus, with determination, sportsmanship and cohesive team spirit let us welcome the cricket season and make this another memorable year for us as well as for sCC. Good luck to you all.


Thanks mCC - mCC President Paul sheehan accepts a plaque onbehalf of the sCC Convener trevor larbey in the long room

mCG magic - unmish Parthasarathi on strike at the G

sCC v.s mCC toss - sCC Captain rob Hands & mCC Captain Chris Thompson toss at the mCG

sCC v.s mCC - The sCC and mCC teams resplendent on the mCG for pre-match photos

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Scribe: balbir singh sidhu Convenor: balbir singh sidhu

DARTS YEAR END PARTY The Darts year end party was held on saturday 15th December in the Gilmour room. Great efforts were made to ensure that this year's event was memorable. amy bondi was signed on to provide the entertainment and a number of fun and interesting games were organised for all to participate. a grand lucky draw with fantastic prizes was part of the program. so it was very good to have a full house in the Gilmour room (about 50 people) on that evening. everyone that attended this year's event left with a prize as ample prizes were contributed by many many sponsors. a very big thank you to all the sponsors. We had a surprise birthday celebration for Paul Foster our fantastic mC for the night whose birthday fell on the same day. The music was engaging and the darters showed their dancing skills till late into the night. a great night was enjoyed by all.

KICKOFF FOR 2013 DARTS PROGRAM.The 1st Pub night for the 2013 was held on 10th of January 2013 and a solid turnout of more than 20 darters were present for the occasion. a doubles tournament was organised for the evening and Gavin latto and Catherine Yeomans were the winners of the night and took home a bottle of wine each. on 19th of January a friendly match was organised against serangoon Gardens Country Club at sGCC. a group of 10+ darters made their way to sGCC for a most enjoyable evening. more such friendly matches will be organised in sCC and away at our host's premises this year. a great start to the year.

APPRECIATIONDarts aGm will be held on the 21st of February and a new team will be at the helm. The outgoing committee will like to thank all members for their kind support and encouragement during our year of service and wish the incoming committee all the best in the coming year. a big thank you to all the sports and F&b staff who have supported us very well during 2012. sCC at sGCC

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early birds with their prizes

Scribe: daniel Morby Convenor: Jurgen Martiens

after a 3 month break due to holidays and weather only suitable for Ducks, the Golf section headed out to laguna for their annual CnY lo Hei Golf tournament. obviously there are quite a few fair weather golfers in the section who passed on this year’s event expecting the worse, which did rear its ugly head for a welcome 2 hour drinks and festive card games interval, but that’s all part of the fun with the hard core section members. Considering the recent weather, laguna was in superb condition, with the greens running true, the sand flying fluffy and the water making sensational splashes, well in our group that’s pretty much what happened. We had 3 divisions on the day, which later grew to 4 and the newly named, “so Far away Division”, which went to one of our latest new members, mike Dorris, who playing off 8, scored 10 points, which was half as many as the next lowest score in any of the other divisions. Division a) was a tight affair between 4 players until we all teed-off, there after it was a one horse race, with allan “i can’t remember the last time i played” muir, hitting the dizzy heights of 40 points playing off 7. after some probing by his playing partners, it later transcribed that he had in fact played twice last week, but i suppose at his age, it’s easy to forget what happened 7 days ago. ray lee was 2nd with 33 points and Daniel morby 3rd with 32 points. Division b) 8 players battled it out on the paddock for this converted prize, which was a much tighter affair. in 3rd place was Gerald mah with 34 points, 2nd with 36 points was vincent Ho, and just pipping him with 38 points, came Denny “my Hdcp never changes” siow, even though he does seem to play very consistent winning golf. must be his ability to keep it together after the long drinks breaks. Division C) Was another one horse race, with robin “you will be cut next time” Chua, racking up 40 points, 5 clear of Pang kim Hin and Jurgen martiens, who both scored 35 points.

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now there were supposed to be a couple of nearest the pin’s and longest drives, but it would appear that someone forgot to tell laguna we would be needing flags for these, so that didn’t happen, which meant that we had a few more lucky draw smiths Fish & Chip’s vouchers to hand out, thank you Frenchy. our other sponsors we need to say thank you to, were katherine teo of kento, moet Hennessy Diageo singapore Pte ltd, and Coca restaurant. Thank you very much indeed. a special mention should also go to lim khoon, for not disappointing us with this year’s Chinese new Year hair colour. apparently its traditional for lk to turn up with a different blue rinse every year, so as to keep us all guessing as to how old he really is. teenagers today, i ask you. That’s all for this month, here’s to swinging with you all soon, and remember to check your mail boxes on a regular basis for up and coming games we have planned this year.

simon lim kian teck, vincent Ho, Francis ong & vincent lim kian ngiap

timothy ong, lim khoon, David Yeo & Denny siowloi Hei!

richard Desker with Deputy President, mike Grice



Scribe: Lorna Campbell Convenor: Mathavan devadas

The new Year and a new season of hockey to look forward to!2012 finished with a ‘bang-kok’, as the men’s and women’s teams enjoyed a weekend of hockey and hilarities.

our Conveynor mathavan Devadas gives recaps of the weekend for those who missed it (or can’t quite remember it!)…

Planning for bangkok began as early as september 2012, with competition rife for the coveted tour slots!

after all the dust had settled a party of 14 men and 11 ladies boarded the flight but not before some light refreshment at Changi…..followed by more light refreshment on sQ978…….We checked into the le Fenix and it was straight to the elephant bar…..for most…….till early morning saturday for some….

later in the morning it was time to head for the ground and there were some difficulties as the royal bangkok sports Club has two venues!!! Finally we found the Polo Club and the men started off with a game against satit Chula which they won easily 2-0. The ladies next played Chulalongkorn and won 1-0. The men next played srC and lost 0-1. The ladies beat rtaF 1-0 and were in the semi-finals!!! The men beat rbsC and were in the quarter-finals. The men clearly entertained the masses with the morph suit as well as their playing skills!

saturday night was a team dinner at Chilli Corner, and what a party! ben rogers suddenly mixed it up with the junior boys and girls reliving his days as a junior. Following dinner it was off to watch some rugby followed by an evening of understanding the pub culture of bangkok.

sunday morning was difficult at breakfast…….but both teams made it for their games. The ladies lost their semi-final. The men won their quarter-final but lost the semi-final to Penang sports Club on a shoot-out. The ladies had to play a third and fourth play-off which also went to a shoot-out with the same person taking all the strokes!! They won, but received no third place trophy. The men did not have to play a third place play-off but received a trophy. always entertaining, bangkok!!

Following the matches it was time to relax by the pool before zipping off to the airport for the last flight out and back to rainy singapore!! till next year!

now we’re through some tough pre-season training thanks to kanan and Christian’s bootcamp, numbers have risen steadily so the stage is set for some top level hockey and some equally intense socialising. speaking of which, the international Hockey 6s are just days away….more fun is on the way!

team photo for the men

The mysterious morph-man!

The ladies out on the town

Party-time in bangkok.

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2013 – STARTING AS WE MEAN TO GO ON.Scribe: rachael bell Convenor: amber williams

For the netball section, we have kicked off the new year, with new teams, the third sCC netball friendly league and a new era for sCC netball as we gear up for the first ever sCC netball 7’s tournament. This will be the first time that the sCC has hosted an international netball tournament which will be held at CCab and the sCC on 22-23rd February 2013. at the time of writing this, we have 14 confirmed teams from singapore, Hong kong, bali, Thailand and Jakarta confirmed. it promises to be a great weekend of netball, socializing and a great opportunity to raise the profile of sCC netball section and hopefully recruit some more players to our club. We look forward to updating you on how it goes in the next edition of the Padang magazine.

We closed a busy netball filled 2012 in late December with our netball Christmas party and awards ceremony – congratulations to all the winners, especially Gemma who scooped the award for most improved player in 2012 – well deserved! and a particular congratulations and mention to kerry and Jody who won ‘best dressed’ of the evening with their superb Christmas tree outfits…pure genius!

not busy enough with organizing the international tournament, January saw the start of the 3rd annual sCC netball friendly league with many teams competing in 2 divisions for the winners cup. 2 weeks in so far and both the Hawks & eagles have won both their matches, despite changes in the teams this year, both teams have gelled well together and we have high hopes for both teams. We look forward to welcoming all the teams in the league to our end of tournament party on 10th may and will keep you posted on how the teams progress.

once again we are having to say good bye to a few members of the section who will be sorely missed – 2 of our Jsm’s Jini & sonia are both heading to australia for new challenges and we hope they come back to see us again soon. We also say a few temporary farewells to a few key players who are taking a break for a few months to take on the challenges of motherhood and we wish them all well and expect to see them back on the court


our shining committe stars

best dressed of the night

later in the year – good luck to all of you – we will miss you! it is will big sadness though that we are saying good bye to lizzie aka miss Phillips who is moving back to the uk in march. lizzie has been a huge part of the section & active member of the committee for the last 3 years – she has been instrumental in shaping the direction of the section, raising its awareness and organising some awesome social events. We will miss her greatly on & off the court – she’s always smiling, friendly to everyone & generally just the nicest person we know. We wish her & Phil much happiness & luck with their up-coming wedding & move back to the uk – netball just won’t be the same without her.

netball is a great way to maintain and improve fitness levels, have fun and meet new people – we are actively recruiting new players and members to the section, so if you have any friends or family who you think would like to join us – then please do put them in touch with us by emailing us at [email protected].

Happy netballing!



MID SEASON REPORTScribe: david Griffiths Convenor: terence noe

THE CLUB IS POSITIONED WELL FOR SOME SILVERWARE (INFORMATION INCLUDING GAMES UP TO AND INCLUDING THE 26TH JANUARY)The 1st Xv sit top of the singapore Premiership with just one defeat in six games, a close 25-19 loss to Wanderers. other results have been impressive, with resounding victories over bedok kings (39-0) and (47-15) and the sCC tankards (29-5) and (38-3) and a win against Wanderers (17-15). With just two matches to go, they are in a great position to win their fifth Premiership league title in a row, a quite remarkable achievement, especially when some season-ending injuries to murray Wylie, matty Head and John Judges have affected the balance of the squad.

The tankards meanwhile have suffered a little through "second season" syndrome, the passion and the element of surprise they showed last season has been hampered by the loss of key players Chris Harkins, Javin singh and oli rey, all of whom have been impressive for the 1st Xv. a closely fought 30-18 defeat to last years Grand Final Winners bucks last time out has given the tankards fresh impetus and they will be hoping to end the season with a flourish.

The Cougars meanwhile under the guidance of Jon leow and the skinny kid have had a much improved season so far, being the first team in the Championship to qualify for the play-offs with a spate of good performances and victories against saints, bedok kings 2s, bucks srC 2s and 3s, and blacks before relaxing somewhat and losing to oldham in their final league ladder match. if they can overcome either a strong Wanderers 2 side or oldham in the play-off round, they will reach the Championship Grand Final.

The lions in the Conference have been hot and cold all year, losing a few games by a couple of points when they really should have won, and they sit firmly in mid-table. However, the return of Graeme Coach burnett to the leadership team has made a significant difference and they will be aiming for a repeat of last year's 3rd place finish.

The veterans of the sCC Growlers remain in contention for both the Conference league title and Grand final though there are some tough games ahead. Their forward pack have dominated most of the opposition but it has been the backs that have been scoring tries for fun, with the half back pairing of Jeremy "the baron" Hebblethwaite and Dave Griffiths orchestrating some resounding victories and ian Douglas, matt mcmanus and nick Francis amongst the regular try scorers. With two 50+ point wins in recent weeks, the Growlers are hitting their straps at just the right time for a crack at the title.

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Scribe: anthony houlahan Convenor: Graham dickson

SCC SOCCER SCENE SCC TIGERS WIN ESPZEN LEAGUE sCC tigers wrapped up the league title in esPZen's sunday league on tuesday, 23 January, with a 1-0 victory over misfits. This is the third time sCC tigers have won the league in recent years and marks a recent rebound in fortunes for sCC's second Xi. Coupled with the First team doing very well in the Cosmopolitan league and the sCC strollers leading the equatorial Football league, this is terrific news. sCC Firsts have really set the stage for all our competitive teams over the years, and sCC tigers are trying hard to emulate their success. The tiger's winning record speaks for itself: 12 wins and 1 draw in 13 games so far this season, crowns the tigers Champions with a full 3 games to play. Plaudits to the entire squad for a magnificent achievement. Player of The season has been our goalkeeper ronnie 'The rock' smollet. With 7 clean sheets in 13 games, he has helped tremendously with the success of the sCC tigers. Well done ronnie. Congratulations to all on the Championship and for bringing more glory to the sCC. We are off to bangkok along with sCC Firsts, sCC nFl, and sCC strollers to participate in the bangkok sevens. Good luck to all the teams. SCC NFL - BY CHRIS PERREIRAbefore i provide an update to you all on the sCC nFl team during the 2012 season, i would like to once again recognize Dirk Paulsen for his tremendous sponsorship and support over the years. Dirk, your section salutes you. our plans for the 2012 season were dealt a blow early on with the departure of a few key players who were instrumental to the success of the nFl team over the last few years. nonetheless, preparations for the season continued with the focus now on

giving the younger players more opportunity to establish themselves as first team players. We progressed well and had a decent pre-season that saw us start training earlier in the year and also play more friendly games. in February, the nFl team won the Cup in the open category at the bangkok 7's defeating the sCC First team in the finals. With this success the boys were motivated and fired up for the season. We played a few more friendly games and the team began to gel well together. We finished the nFl

Division 1 tournament in 2nd place and i have every reason to believe we will win it this year and i am determined to do so. in the Fa Cup, the team did very well to reach the semi-Finals in which we trashed tiong bahru 4-1 with just 12 players who could make the weekday game. in the Final, we played siglap who basically parked the bus after we scored an own goal. some outstanding saves from their keeper as well as goalposts that seemed to move whenever the ball was going in meant we never managed to score, and siglap went on to face balestier, the winner of the s league side in the main finals at Jalan besar. the boys are now preparing for the new season. Pre-season friendly games have kicked off and we are looking forward to defending our title in bangkok. i would like to take this opportunity to thank all of you for your support of the nFl team throughout the whole of last year 2012. our target this year is to bring the Champions trophy back to sCC and your continued support and guidance will be key to helping us achieve this goal.

see you on the field!


sCC tigers 2013 espzen league Champions

mark Patel celebrates 50 years of being offside.



Scribe: ManMindar sinGhConvenor: ManMindar sinGh

STANDOUT PERFORMANCE BY OUR JUNIORS AT THE MASONRY SINGAPORE CLOSED 2013 one of the main events on the annual squash calendar is the singapore Closed Championships which were held from 12th to 19th January. The event includes the open and age group categories.

The performance of our players was really something to be proud of. in the marque mens open event, all 4 semi-finalists were from sCC. bryan koh, the no 2 seed, was matched against anders Yeo, the no 3 seed, in the first semifinals. both went toe to toe in some really outstanding squash with bryan finally edging it in the 5th set. in the other semifinals, vivian rhamanan was just too good on the occasion for his much younger opponent tim leong, winning in straight sets.

The final was set up to be a real classic with 2 on-form players and it didn’t disappoint. bryan drew first blood in a close first game. vivian responded in the 2nd with some incredible retrieving off some great shot-making by bryan. but bryan, playing with a great deal of confidence throughout the tournament, came back strongly in the 3rd. vivian made sure the match went to the wire as he closed out the 4th set. The deciding 5th set was anybody’s game. brilliant shot-making, incredible retrieving and fast-paced rallies saw both players go neck and neck. it all came down to 2 winners from the racket of vivian with the score tied at 10-all in the 5th. a cross-court nick and a tight forehand drive brought to an end one of the best matches seen in recent times. barring injuries, this rivalry is likely to be renewed in the upcoming tournaments later in the year.

other notable performances for the men included John betts winning the mens open plate event. He overcame another one of our juniors liang Jun Yuan in a close final. in the mens veterans plate final, sarat Chandran lost a close contest.

The main age-group event, the boys under-19 saw another sCC player emerge champion. tim leong, who had already showed what a great potential he has by coming in 3rd in the mens open

event, put on a mature performance as he overcame his more established opponent, Pang ka Hoe. seeded 2nd, tim played a steady game forcing the errors from the racket of the no 1 seed.

tim won the first 2 games, dropping a close one in the 3rd before dominating the 4th to close out the win. We can expect tim to continue his winning ways as this win will undoubtedly give him a lot of confidence for the rest of the year. We had further success in the boys under-17 event with Chua man Chin emerging champion. The manner of his win was all the more encouraging as he went through the entire tournament without dropping a single game. We look forward to more such performances from man Chin in the coming months. We rounded off the boy’s events with a second place for lee ming an in the under-15 event. ming an came through a tough 5-setter in the semifinals, however, the finals proved one step too far.

as for our ladies, 2 of our juniors alethea sim and sherilyn Yang, reached the semifinals of the Womens open event. unfortunately, it was as far as they went in the tournament with sherilyn winning their 3rd place match. alethea didn’t spurn her other chance at glory in the Girls under-17 event. she put up a gritty performance to come from 2 sets to 1 down to win a hard fought final to emerge champion. in the same event, 2 of our other juniors, Chong Yin Jean and Clara tan came in 3rd and 4th respectively.

other notable performances among our ladies included Chong Yin Jean winning the Womens open plate final against another of our juniors nikki Pang. nicole teo meanwhile won the Girls under-17 plate final.

all in all a great performance particularly by our juniors. We look forward to our players continuing to do us proud in the upcoming events later in the year!

vivian and bryan before their big match

manmindar with sarat, veterans plate runner-up, and vivian, mens Champion

Jun Yuan, runner-up mens plate, receiving his trophy

March / April 2013monday tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday saturday (cont...) sunday (cont...)

billiarDs/snookersection night6:30pm-11pmmen’s bar

briDGe section night4, 18, 25 mar15, 22 apr7pm – 11pmoval room

section sGm25 mar7pmoval room

CriCketCYD training5 – 7pm

HoCkeYladies trainingCCab 7 – 9pm

ruGbYtraining 7pm-9pm

sQuasH ladies’ night5pm-7pm

ladies Div ii7pm - 10pm

men’s Grade e7pm – 10pm

tennisJunior tennis academy8am – 2pmmulti-Purpose Court

men’s C training7pm – 9pm

balut section night19 march & 16 april7pm onwardsGilmour room

boWls bowls social4pm-8pm

CriCketsenior nets6.30pm – 9pm

HoCkeYtraining (men’s)8pm-10pmCCab

soCCertraining 7pm – 9pm

Friendly matches5.30pm-7pm

sQuasHmen’s Club night5pm-10pm

men’s Grade a & D7pm – 10pm

tennis Junior tennis academy8am – 2pm3.30pm – 6.30pmmulti-Purpose Court

men’s a & b training7pm-9pm

Golf sGmGilmour room7pm

billiarDs/snookersection night6.30pm-11pmmen’s bar

CriCketseniors nets6.30pm-9.00pm

CYD training 5pm-7pm

netballtraining 6.30pm – 9pmmulti-Purpose Court

ruGbYtraining 7pm-9pm

soCCerFriendly matches5.30pm-7pm

sQuasH ladies’ night5pm-7pm

men’s Grade C & F 7pm - 10pm


boWls bowls social4pm-8pm

sCC tatts training7, 14, 21, 28 mar5:30 – 7:30pmtanglin Club Green

briDGe section night4 apr7pm – 11pmGilmour room CriCketCYD training4.30pm-6.30pm

seniors nets training6.30pm-9pm

Darts Pub night7pm onwards The oval(7 march and 4 april (ladies night)

HoCkeY men’s and ladies training7pm-10pmCCab

soCCertraining 7pm – 9pm

Friendly matches5.30pm-7pm

sQuasHmen’s Club night5pm-10pm

men’s Grade bladies Div i7pm - 10pm

tennis Junior tennis academy8am – 1pm3.30pm – 6.30pmmulti-Purpose Court ladies’ a training7pm-9pm

billiarDs/snookersection night6:30pm-11pmmen’s bar

section aGm19 apr7pmGilmour room

GolF1st leg of isCGt sembawang Golf Club (15 march)

sQuasH veterans Div i7 – 10pm

tennisFriday social29 mar26 apr5pm-9pm

Junior tennis academy8am – 1pm, 3.30pm – 5pmmulti-Purpose Court

boWlsnational Pairsmen/Women2, 9 martime tbCtanglin Club Green

sCC singlesmen/Women16, 23, 30 mar20, 27 aprtime tbCsCC Green

CriCketCYD training8am-1pm

Cricket nets trainingoptional for all2pm-4pm

sCa leaguetime and venue according to schedule Cricket social time and venue according to schedule

Friendly match with Honolulu Cricket Club16 & 17 mar

Friendly match with rowlin CC24 mar

Friendly match with kingston CC6 apr

HoCkeYsHF Prem (men’s and ladies); sHF Div 1 (men’s and

ladies’); sHF Div 2 ladies’ leagues time and venue according to schedule

ruGbYJunior training10 – 11.30am sCC rugby academyProgramme (Dempsey)time and venue according to schedule

sru league 2012/2013time and venue according to schedule

soCCer sCC soccer academyDevelopmental Programme (Dempsey)Time and venue according to schedule

Cosmo leagueTime and venue according to schedule

equatorial Football leagueTime and venue according to schedule

sQuasHJuniors12pm-3pm

mixed Club night3pm-7pm


14th ssC tennis invitational2 mar1pmsingapore swimming Club sta inter Clubtennis league9, 16, 23, 30 mar6, 13 apr2 – 7pmsports events:

• balut tour to kota kinabalu (1st to 3rd mar)• rugby tour to manila (16 – 17 mar)• Cricket sat Xi tour to rbsC (30 & 31 mar)• lawn bowls tour to Canberra (5th – 12 apr)• squash tour to Calcutta (28th Feb – 3rd mar)

Facilities Closure:• multi-Purpose Courts: (21 Feb to 7 mar)

Padang Closure:• Hockey sixes 2013 (25 Feb to 7 mar)• sCC staff Party (6 apr) – sports Facilities will

close from 3pm onwards

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saturday

sundayboWlsnational Pairsmen/Women3, 10 martime tbCtanglin Club Green

Friendly Game sCC vs. tanglin Club

17 mar3pmtanglin Club Green

CriCketsCa leaguetime and venue according to schedule

CYD training9 – 1pm(Dempsey)

HoCkeYsHF Prem (men’s and ladies); sHF Div 1 (men’s and ladies’); sHF Div 2 ladies’ leagues time and venue according to schedule

ruGbY sru league 2012/2013time and venue according to schedule

rugby Friendly with Hk team4 apr @ 5pm Padang

rugby Friendly with Doha old Gents20 apr @ 5pm Padang

ruGbY annual awards Dinner13 apr @ 7pmPadang restaurant

soCCer sCC soccer academyDevelopmental Programme (Dempsey)time and venue according to schedule

esPZen leaguetime and venue according to schedule

nFl leaguetime and venue according to schedule

sQuasHJuniors2pm-5pm


sta inter Clubtennis league10, 17, 24, 31 mar7, 14 apr9-1pm

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