Thomas Carter
Right-hand Bat
Right Arm Fast-Medium
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Debut: 16.07.1995
Honorary Membership: 13.11.2004
Batting head-gear
Helmet
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Fielding head-gear
Cap (not baggy)
Favourite Graham Carter nick-name
Den
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Favourite OLCC Brothers
Carters'
What are your three favourite films?
1 - Gladiator
2 - The Spy Who Loved Me
3 - Titanic
What is your desert island book?
Outdoor Survival Handbook by Raymond Mears
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What is your desert island luxury item?
Kendal Mint Cake
Please provide your eight desert island discs:
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1 - Stayin' Alive - The Bee Gees
2 - Joker A - The Hooray Henrys
3 - Call Me the Breeze - J.J. Cale
4 - Uptown Funk - Mark Ronson ft. Bruno Mars
5 - Old Time Rock and Roll - Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band
6 - The Heart of Life - John Mayer
7 - Layla - Eric Clapton
8 - Imagine - John Lennon & The Plastic Ono Band
Beer or Wine: Beer
Tea or Coffee: Neither
Wet Shave or Dry Shave: Dry
Morning or Night: Night
City or Countryside: Ryside
Messi or Ronaldo: Messi
Pietersen or Boycott: Boycott
West Indies 80’s or Australia 90’s: West Indies 80s
Warne or Murali: Warne
WG Grace or Bradman: Bradman
Favourite ever umpire: Maurice Houston
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And what are your three things to go into Room 101?
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1 - Glass Ketchup Bottles
2 - People who stop suddenly when walking in busy areas
3 - People who don't say thank you when door held open for or when given way to in the car
Behind a cheerful, quiet and calm exterior lurks an inner demon, clawing to emerge to to smash opposition bowlers out of the park and strike fear into the opposition with a cunning array of bone breaking beamers.
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Son of the club President, little Tommy Carter has played for the OLCC almost since birth but surprisingly retains an excellent batting technique and is a sprightly athlete in the field and between the wickets.
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Never one for rash utterances or speaking out of turn, Raymond van Tomley is nevertheless a tour stalwart; whether it is accompanying and encouraging more boisterous members in their nightly jollity, sharing a double bed with his brother or assisting on any number of pranks at the expense of his Dad. In time and with serious application he could yet become a mild eccentric.
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Holds all kinds of club records and scores mountains of runs, it's high time he gave up ideas of playing for other clubs to concentrate seriously on OLCC cricket
JCAH