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THE PADANGS I N G A P O R E C R I C K E T C L U B M A G A Z I N E

Avai lable on www.scc .org.sg September / October 2018

Activities are subject to change without prior notice.Activities are subject to change without prior notice.

Time:

12pm – 3pm

Venue:

Gilmour Room

Free entrance for kids (3 – 12 years old)

Time:

12pm – 3pm

Venue:

Gilmour Room

Free entrance for kids (3 – 12 years old)

RSVP required; limited slots available. Registration is based on a first-come-first-served basis. For more information and booking, please contact Ms. Louis Neubronner at [email protected] Tel: 6338 9271 Ext: 263

SundayKids CornerSundayKids Corner

9 September & 14 October: Indoor Playground

30 September & 28 October: Theatre Drama

2 September & 7 October: Movie Screening

23 September & 21 October: Arts & Crafts

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IFC Sunday Kids Corner2 Wednesday Buzz from the Bar

CLUB NEWS

3 President’s Message 4 New Members Election Night: July6 New Members Election Night: August8 Club News9 Guest Visits to SCC 10 The Padang Restaurant Revamp12 In Conversation with Chef Vik

FOOD & BEVERAGE13 Club-Wide Beverage Promotion Breafast@Oval Sunday Brunch14 Chef Arfin’s Specialities Cake of the Month Cold Pressed Juices & Smoothies15 Dinner Specials16 Daily Set Lunch F&B and Events Calendar18 Spirits & Wines Promotion19 SCC Wine & Gourmet Dinner

Contents

UPCOMING EVENTS20 Quiz Night Wednesday Buzz From The Bar Saturday Buzz From The Bar 21 Intersection Quiz Night Sunday Kids Corner22 Oktoberfest

RECENT EVENTS

23 SCC Fun Day24 Kampong Night Comedy Night with Kumar25 National Day Family Picnic Galleries

SPORTS26 SCC Soccer7’s29 Reciprocal Clubs30 Social Mini Soccer Mixed Tournament31 1st Intersection Cuesports Tournament 201832 Balut33 Bridge34 Cricket35 Darts36 Golf38 Hockey40 Netball41 Rugby42 Tennis

43 SCC Night Race Road Closure Notice44 Club Information Business Hours

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On the CoverSCC NIGHT RACE 2018We’re gearing up for the SCC Night Race 2018 happening 14 – 16 September 2018; more information on road closures during this period is on page 43.

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SundayKids CornerSundayKids Corner

It is now the time of the year for the adrenaline-rushing SCC Night Race, in conjunction with the Singapore Grand Prix from 14 – 16 September. Thank you for your enthusiastic participation! Tickets are almost sold out and the SCC team is now completing final preparations for you to enjoy a glitzy weekend of entertainment at the Clubhouse right smack in the centre of the F1 circuit.

The Soccer7’s tournament held on 28 – 29 July was a resounding success with the participation of 54 teams from around the region, a festive Carnival Zone to entertain spectators, and strong sponsorship support from our partners. Congratulations to the SCC Firsts for defending its Open Cup title! One of the highlights was that of ex-Liverpool, Spurs and English International midfielder Danny Murphy who not only graced the 27 July Gala Dinner and had a 45-minute Q&A session with guests, but also led a soccer clinic organised by the Soccer7’s for more than 30 youths – the majority of whom are from disadvantaged backgrounds. Initiatives such as these echo the Singapore Cricket Club’s ethos of sportsmanship and community.

As part of our aim to encourage the building of stronger friendships between Members, two Intersection events were recently held. The Cricket Section won the Cup Winner for the Mini Soccer Mixed Tournament held on 29 July in conjunction with the Soccer7’s, while the Plate Winner was awarded to the Squash Section. Meanwhile, at the 1st Intersection Cuesports Tournament on 21 July, the Golf Section emerged champions. More Intersection events are lined up for the rest of the year, including tournaments organised by Darts, Netball and Lawn Bowls. We invite you to join us and mingle with other Members during these activities. Look out for more information via our eBlasts, SCC Facebook Page, TV screen, etc.

The next major tournament coming up is the 71st edition of the SCC International Rugby7s to be held on 2 – 4 November. We are welcoming a stellar line-up of teams including one of New Zealand’s best, the Ponsonby Rugby Club, as well as

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

others from Australia, France, Hong Kong, Japan, Nigeria, Papua New Guinea, Thailand and the USA. Tickets are already available for sale and you can refer to the back cover of the Padang magazine for more details.

We are continuing to make improvements to our facilities and services so Members can benefit from enhanced experiences at the Clubhouse. On the F&B front, we have expanded our menu offerings at The Oval & Verandah. Our signature restaurant, The Padang Restaurant, has been enhanced with new decorations, table settings and tableware, and additional touches such as fresh bread baskets and petit fours to elevate your dining experience. The Padang’s à la carte menu has been revised, and Members and their guests can enjoy Executive Set Lunches that are updated every two weeks. On a weekly basis, Members can also enjoy appetising Sunday Brunch Buffets with their families and let us entertain your children at our Kids Corner.

Our Members are important to the longevity of the Club, and we encourage you to spend more time with us, enjoy our facilities and dining experiences, make friends through our social events and sporting activities, and be an active participant. When you have a moment, take a look at our Facebook page to see what fellow Members are up to and to be in the know about upcoming events at the Club. I am pleased to note the great number of responses that came in when we asked for your contribution in creating a new SCC tagline that speaks of what the Singapore Cricket Club is, and the direction we want to move towards together. At the time of my writing, Members are submitting their votes on their favourite shortlisted tagline. We look forward to announcing the winner soon and embracing our new vision of the Club together.

Thank you for being the Club’s advocates – see you at the SCC!

Sher Baljit SinghPresident, Singapore Cricket Club


CLUB NEWS

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Mr Raj Kumar, Ms Natsuko Yoshiki, Mr Tatsuya Okawa, GC Member Mr Anwar Gaffoor

Dr Caron Sak, GC Member Mrs Margaret Cunico, Mr Keith Wong

Mr K V Rao, Mr Anuvrat K Rao, President Mr Sher Baljit Singh, Ms Auropriya R Anni, Mr Teh Leong

Ms Jenni Martin, Mr Hugh Darwell, HE Mr Fabrice Filliez, GC Member Mr George V Abraham, Mr Mark Barry Mitchell, Mrs Helen Thomas,

GC Member Ms Fathima Mohietheen, Mr Dhzulkarnain Bin Abd Rashid

Mr. Kenneth Aruldoss

New Members’ Election Night9 July 2018

Term Members1. Mr. Ferzad Bharucha 2. Mr. Mark Barry Mitchell 3. Ms. Jenni Martin 4. Mr. Tatsuya Okawa

Corporate Nominee

Mr. Philipp Farenholtz Mr. Naveen Gupta Mr. Deepak Gupta

Mr. Vighnesh Krishnan Mr. Anuvrat K Rao Ms. Mao Shihui

Mr. Prabhat Sethi Mr. Paul Teo Mr. Navin Thevar

Mr. Inder Wadhwa Mr. Keith Wong

Ordinary (Transferable) Members

Sports Members1. Mr. Dhzulkarnain Bin Abd Rashid 2. Mr. Edward Higgins 3. Ms. Natsuko Yoshiki

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Mr Edward Higgins, GC Member Mr Martin Goerojo, Mr Leo Shaw

GC Member Mr Anwar Gaffoor, Mr Paul Teo

Mr Shanmugaraj A/L Madasamy, Mrs Karuppiah Sarojah, Mr Deepak Gupta, Deputy President Mr Zoher S Motiwalla, Mr Navin Thevar

GC Member Mr George V Abraham, Mr Vighnesh Krishnan

Mr Philipp Farenholtz, Deputy President Mr Zoher S Motiwalla, Mr Kenneth Aruldoss, Mrs Amanda Aruldoss

General Manager/Secretary Mr Sean Boyle, BEM, HE Mr Fabrice Filliez, President Mr Sher Baljit Singh

GC Member Mr Ananda Kumar, Mrs Shaily Gupta, Miss Navisha Gupta

GC Member Mrs Margaret Cunico, Mr Prabhat Sethi, Mr Anwarul Haque

CLUB NEWS


Mr Samuel John Clement Jenks, Ms Eliza Claire White, Deputy President Mr Zoher S. Motiwalla, Mr John Thomson

Mrs Lynne C Taylor, GC Member Mr Paul Lawlass, Mr Michael W Taylor, Mrs Genevieve Chase

Mr Teh Leong, Ms Rupanjit Dullat , GC Member Mr Anwar Gaffoor, Mr Gurdip Singh, Mr Leonardo Tiberi, Ms Ebru Ozarpaci

Mr Shashank Samant, Mr Abdul Malik, Mr Henry Winter, Mr Christopher Ellis, Mr Atilla Widnell, GC Member Mr Martin Goerojo

New Members’ Election Night13 August 2018

Term Members1. Mr. Bruce Crane 2. Mr. Rui Savio Dass 3. Ms. Sanjna Parasrampuria 4. Mr. David Ross 5. Ms. Lisa Reta 6. Mr. Michael W Taylor 7. Mr. Leonardo Tiberi 8. Mr. Atilla Widnell

Sports Members1. Ms. Harriet Bick 2. Mr. David Cookson 3. Ms. Charlotte Gregory 4. Mrs. Tracy Hackston 5. Mr. Samuel John Clement Jenks 6. Mr. Daniel Oliver Rowlands 7. Mr. Paul Stokes 8. Ms. Jessica Shearer 9. Ms. Alcina Tan 10. Ms. Eliza Claire White11. Mr. Mo Yasin12. Mr. Yeo See Wei Alvin

Mr. Abdul MalikMr. Shiladitya

Choudhuri

Mr. Ben Farquharson

Mr. Tom Lovell

Mr. M M Veerappan

Mr. Nicholas Magnus

Mr. Ong Kai MinMr. Shashank

Samant

Mr. Gurdip Singh Mr. John Thomson

Mr. Takeshi Kato

Corporate Nominee

Ordinary (Transferable) Members

CLUB NEWS


Mr Amos Boon, Mr Mo Yasin, Chairman Games Control Board Mr Matthew C. Streeton, Mr Jonathan Knapp, Mr Daniel Oliver Rowlands

Mr Shashank Samant, GC Member Mr Anwar Gaffoor, Mr Abdul Malik

GC Member Mrs Margaret Cunico, Ms Sanjna Parasrampuria, Mr John Thomson, Mr Colin MacDonald

Ms Shilpa Karia, Ms Valliammai Murugappan, Mr M M Veerappan, GC Member Mr Paul Lawlass, Mr Rui Savio Dass, Mr Unmish Parthasarathi

Mrs Carey Cookson, GC Member Mr Lim Khoon, Mr Paul Stokes, Mr Henry Winter, Mr David Cookson

Mr Atilla Widnell, Mr Christopher Ellis, Mr Yeo See Wei Alvin, President Mr Sher Baljit Singh

Mr Ong Kai Min, HE Mr Joseph M Yap, Deputy President Mr Zoher S. Motiwalla, Mr Johnson Tan Chin Kwang

Mrs Tracy Jones, GC Member Ms Fathima Mohietheen, Mr Ben Farquharson, Mr David Anthony Jones,

Mr Anwarul Haque, Mr Tony Fisher

CLUB NEWS


Contact our Banquet & Events Team at 6338 9271 for more information. Becky Xu at [email protected] Ext: 377 | Jasmine Tan at [email protected] Ext: 368

The Club records, with deep regret, the passing of our Members. Our sincere condolences go out to the families of the departed.

OBITUARIES

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The Iconic Venue for Your Every OccasionBook our function rooms with a F&B bill of minimum

$5,000, and you’ll receive $500 F&B credits for use in your next event!

S I N G A P O R E C R I C K E T C L U B

*This promotion is only for 2018 and is not applicable for sports events.

CLUB NEWS


Guest Visits to SCC Players from Premier League Club Arsenal 25 July 2018

Arsenal players Aaron Ramsey, Henrikh Mkhitaryan, Shkodran Mustafi, and Alexandre Lacazette dropped by the SCC Clubhouse and Padang Field, where Emirates decided to locate the finishing line of its #RaceToTheEmirates contest.

Danny Murphy: Liverpool and Spurs Midfielder and Ex-England International 27 July 2018

Danny Murphy was the special VIP guest at the Soccer7’s 2017 Gala Dinner, where he held a very interesting 45-min Q&A session with PJ Roberts to the delight of guests. Earlier that afternoon, he led a Football Clinic for 34 youths, the majority of whom are from disadvantaged backgrounds. (More can be found in the Soccer7’s post-tournament report on page 26.)

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Our Signature Restaurant for All Occasions

Relax in the fresh new environment of The Padang Restaurant and enjoy a different elevated level of service with our new elegant table setting and tableware, fresh bread baskets, sophisticated wine selection, and petit fours served with your coffee or tea to round off your perfect meal.

Savour our newly introduced offerings of classical delicacies presented by our Chef de Cuisine Vik – be it the Executive Set Lunches that we update every two weeks, or our dynamic à la carte menu.

Relax with your family and enjoy our delectable thematic Sunday Brunch Buffet with live stations, and keep your children entertained at our Kids Corner with a variety of entertaining activities.

We look forward to serving you at our revitalised dining oasis in the heart of the city today.

Come dine at the NEW Padang Restaurant and

treat yourself to an exquisite culinary experience.


Recently promoted to Chef de Cuisine for The Padang, SCC’s signature restaurant, we spoke to Chef Vik about his journey as a culinary master.

IN CONVERSATION WITH CHEF VIK

Why did you decide to become a Chef?

I started off stewarding and working as a kitchen helper in the hotel industry at a young age of 16 years. Over time, I realized that my fascination for cooking grew stronger and I enjoyed watching cooking shows and learning new cooking techniques.

I was mentored by celebrity chef, Emmanuel Stroobant, and landed my first job in 2009 as Chef de Partie under his mentorship. Since then, I have been on a continuous quest to improve upon my recipes and learn as much as I can.

Tell us about your journey as a Chef with SCC.

It was a different environment for me when I first started off in SCC. For me, having a good team and establishing a standard way of preparing menu items are essential in this industry. I prefer to lead a team by being on the ground with them and I guide them to ensure that the proper cooking techniques and plating process is followed through.

This is important to ensure that Members receive the same or even, better dining experience with The Padang Restaurant. I am thankful to the management for their strong support and for trusting the vision I have for the restaurant.

What is your favorite cuisine to cook?

I enjoy cooking French and modern European cuisines, mainly because of my past experience dealing with more intricate recipes.

How do you get your inspiration?

I think that the people we work closely with play a huge role in motivating us. This is something I picked up from my mentor. Leadership is an important factor in inspiration.

What’s your favourite dish on the menu and why?

The Scallops!

To be honest, when I first started as a Chef with SCC, scallops had been a constant dish on the menu, but the dish lacked substantial ingredients. So I decided to enhance the serving of scallops by introducing additional ingredients such as ‘Onion Broth’ and ‘Smoked Ham’ so that the dish achieves a total fruition to its taste. The scallops are a favourite for me because it allows me to experiment with more variations and ingredients.

Do you think you can further innovate the menu?

Definitely but I would like to focus on the modern European cuisine instead of the Asian varieties because we already have a very good Asian menu at The Oval and Verandah. I would like to see how we can incorporate gluten-free options without compromising the taste of our dishes. My vision is for The Padang Restaurant to be known for its Western cuisine, and I look forward to welcoming you to the restaurant.

FEATURE

FOOD & BEVERAGE


Recently promoted to Chef de Cuisine for The Padang, SCC’s signature restaurant, we spoke to Chef Vik about his journey as a culinary master.

Club-Wide Beverage

P R O M O T I O NSeptember / October 2018

Complimentary DrinkEnjoy a complimentary glass of house pour white/red wine, Tiger beer or soft drink with every order of Main Course from 6pm to 10pm at the following outlets on Thursdays*:

• The Padang Restaurant – Applicable with every order of main course• The Oval & Verandah, Deli Verandah and Men’s Bar – Applicable with every order of Western main course• Stumps – Applicable with every order of large pizza* This promotion is not available at the Main Lounge.

Mondays

Wednesdays

Thursdays

The above promotions are not valid during major Club events and on the eve of Public Holidays. Not applicable for banquets and private functions.

Corkage Free (Wines)*Available only for diners at the Padang Restaurant and The Oval & Verandah from 7pm onwards.*Applicable only to duty-paid wine bottles

Beer 1-for-1 by the glass/mugAvailable all day throughout the ClubHeineken / Archipelago Summer IPAGlass - $6.80; Mug - $9.80

TuesdaysWhisky* 1-for-1 by the glass Available all day throughout the Club.*This promotion is not applicable for mixers.

The Glenlivet 12YO $9.80

September

Available daily from 8.00am – 11.30am

BREAKFAST

$10.50

Classic Egg Benedict

on English muffin, accompanied with pork ham, garden salad and

cherry tomatoes, with hollandaise sauce.

Product shown is for illustration purposes only.

Speci

al New Dish Highlight

Enjoy a luxurious spread by our Chefs!

“Live” Local Cuisine Stations

Carving Stations

Exquisite Desserts

Please call 6338 9271 for reservations. A grace period of 15 minutes will be allowed for each reservation made.

Cancellations made within 48 hours and no show will be subjected to 40% and 100% cancellation charges respectively.

Buffet $43

Buffet $108 With free flow of champagne, housepour wines and Tiger Beer

Children Below 12 Years Old $19No charge for children below 6 Years Old Children activities are available at the Gilmour Room

SundayBrunch

Glenmorangie Original $9.80

October

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SmoothiesBanana Smoothie

Small : $5.00 | Large: $7.50

Mixed Berries SmoothieSmall : $5.50 | Large: $8.50

Cold Pressed JuicesGlass: $6.20 | Mug: $9.90 | Jug: $39.00

Orange Juice Pineapple Juice Green Apple Juice Carrot Juice Watermelon Juice Celery Juice

Monday - Friday & Eve of Public Holiday 1100 - 2200Saturday - Sunday & Public Holiday 1000 - 2200

7 SeptemberSpicy Mutton Paya Masala Gravy served with Chapatti and Onion Chilli Cucumber Lime Salad$14.80

21 SeptemberIndian Mee Goreng $8.80 (regular), $10.80 (large)

28 SeptemberKambing Soup $8.80 (regular), $10.80 (large)

Chef Arfin’s S P E C I A L I T I E S

Fridays, 6.30pm onwardsThe Courtyard

September

October

5 OctoberSoto Ayam $8.80 (regular), $10.80 (large)

12 OctoberSpicy Mutton Ribs served with Mango Chutney$14.90

19 OctoberPlain Thosai served with Sambar Gravy and Trio Chutney$5.80

Masala Thosai served with Sambar Gravy and Trio Chutney $9.80

26 OctoberKambing Soup $8.80 (regular), $10.80 (large)

Cake OF THE MONTH

$47 per kg

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The perfect indulgence for a refreshing treat!

Coconut and Lime Chiboust with Dacquoise Biscuits

Visit The Oval & Verandah or call 6338 9271 to place a cake order for your special occasion or birthday celebration!

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All photos are for illustration only. Actual products may vary.

Grilled Saku Tuna with Egg Caviar served with Broccoli, Cherry Tomato, Wasabi Mayonnaise and Red Wine Juice$22.80

Masala Seabass Fillet served with Pilau Rice$16.80

Honey Glazed Pink Leg Prawns $14.80

Pan Fried Lamb T-Bone served with Broccoli, Baby Carrots and Mashed Potatoes$28.80

Mutton Keema served with Chapatti$14.80

Deep Fried Whole Mackerel Fish$14.80

Dinner Specials A T T H E O V A L & V E R A N D A H

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SeptemberSpecial

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OctoberSpecial

OctoberSpecial

OctoberSpecial

*Not available from 1 – 11 October 2018.

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

Wednesday Buzz from the BarAlternate WednesdayMain Lounge7.30pm onwards

IntersectionQuiz NightThe Padang Restaurant7pm

Saturday Buzz from the BarEvery SaturdayMain Lounge7.30pm onwards

Whisky 1-for-1 by the glassEvery TuesdayAvailable All Day

Hawker FareThe Courtyard6.30pm

OktoberfestStumps Terrace7.30pm

BBQStumps7pm

Sunday RoastEvery SundayThe Padang Restaurant12pm – 3pm

Free Wine Corkage*Every MondayThe Padang Restaurant & The Oval & Verandah7pm


Oysters Every FridayMain Lounge6pm

SatayEvery Friday & SaturdayThe Courtyard6.30pm – 10pm

High Tea Available Daily The Oval & Verandah and Main Lounge3pm – 5pm

Beer 1-for-1 by the glass/mugEvery WednesdayAvailable All Day

Complimentary Drink with every Main course**Terms & Conditions Apply


Carvery LunchMain LoungeAvailable on Weekdays12pm – 2.30pm

Carvery LunchAvailable on WeekdaysMain Lounge 12pm – 2.30pm OCTOBER


SEPTEMBERSatayEvery Friday & SaturdayThe Courtyard6.30pm – 10pm

Quiz NightMen’s Bar8pm onwards



BBQStumps7pm

Free Wine Corkage*Every MondayThe Padang Restaurant & The Oval & Verandah7pm onwards


Breakfast Available DailyThe Oval & Verandah8am – 10.30am

SCC NIGHT RACE 2018

SCC NIGHT RACE 2018

SCC NIGHT RACE 2018



OystersEvery Friday Main Lounge6pm



Carvery LunchAvailable on WeekdaysMain Lounge12pm – 2.30pm


Hawker FareThe Courtyard6.30PM

Information is correct at the time of print.

Monday 3, 10, 24 SeptemberChicken Biryani, orOven-roasted Striploin with Vegetables and Potatoes, orPink Leg Prawn Noodle Soup with Fresh Clams

Tuesday 4, 11, 18, 25 SeptemberSCC Laksa, or Pan-fried Seabass Fillet with Lemon Dill Sauce, Vegetables and Potatoes, orChicken Tikka with Mint Chutney, Mixed Vegetables and Naan Bread

Wednesday 5, 12, 19, 26 SeptemberSCC Chicken & Egg Curry with Steamed Rice, or Roast Leg of Lamb with Vegetables and Potatoes, or Fish Biryani

Thursday 6, 13, 20, 27 SeptemberSCC Chicken Rice, orBaked Salmon with Vegetables and Potatoes, orSCC Chicken Masala with Basmati Rice and Mixed Vegetables

Friday 7, 21, 28 SeptemberFish Moolie with Steamed Rice, or Grilled Chicken Chop with Vegetables and Potatoes, or Dal Makhani and Vegetable Curry with Tandoori Roti

Saturday 1, 8, 22, 29 SeptemberSCC Laksa, or SCC Chicken Rice, or Chicken Biryani

Sunday 2, 9, 23, 30 SeptemberMutton Biryani

Monday 15, 22, 29 OctoberMutton Biryani, orBraised Duck Leg with Orange Sauce, Vegetables and Potatoes, or Pink Leg Prawn Noodle Soup with Fresh Clams

Tuesday 16, 23, 30 OctoberSCC Laksa, or Pan-fried Seabass Fillet with Lemon Dill Sauce, Vegetables and Potatoes, orChicken Tikka with Mint Chutney, Mixed Vegetables and Naan Bread

Wednesday 17, 24, 31 OctoberSCC Chicken & Egg Curry with Steamed Rice, or Grilled Dory Fish Fillet with Vegetables and Potatoes, or Fish Biryani

Thursday 18, 25 OctoberSCC Chicken Rice, orBaked Salmon with Vegetables and Potatoes, orSCC Chicken Masala with Basmati Rice and Mixed Vegetables

Friday 12, 19, 26 OctoberFish Moolie with Steamed Rice, or Breaded Pork Loin with Vegetables, Apple Chutney and Cheese Cream Sauce, or Dal Makhani and Vegetable Curry with Tandoori Roti

Saturday 13, 20, 27 OctoberSCC Laksa, or SCC Chicken Rice, or Mutton Biryani

Sunday 14, 21, 28 OctoberChicken Biryani

Daily Set Lunch A T T H E O V A L

& V E R A N D A H

$15.90

September *Not available from 1 – 11 October 2018.October

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IntersectionQuiz NightThe Padang Restaurant7pm




OktoberfestStumps Terrace7.30pm

BBQStumps7pm


Free Wine Corkage*Every MondayThe Padang Restaurant & The Oval & Verandah7pm


Oysters Every FridayMain Lounge6pm

SatayEvery Friday & SaturdayThe Courtyard6.30pm – 10pm





Carvery LunchMain LoungeAvailable on Weekdays12pm – 2.30pm

Carvery LunchAvailable on WeekdaysMain Lounge 12pm – 2.30pm OCTOBER


SEPTEMBERSatayEvery Friday & SaturdayThe Courtyard6.30pm – 10pm

Quiz NightMen’s Bar8pm onwards



BBQStumps7pm

Free Wine Corkage*Every MondayThe Padang Restaurant & The Oval & Verandah7pm onwards


Breakfast Available DailyThe Oval & Verandah8am – 10.30am

SCC NIGHT RACE 2018

SCC NIGHT RACE 2018

SCC NIGHT RACE 2018



OystersEvery Friday Main Lounge6pm



Carvery LunchAvailable on WeekdaysMain Lounge12pm – 2.30pm


Hawker FareThe Courtyard6.30PM

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Spirits & WinesPROMOTION OF THE MONTH

Glenfiddich 15YO$220 per bottle

Woodland Sauerland Dry Gin$128.00 per bottle $8.80 per glass

Johnnie Walker Black Label Sherry$98 per bottle

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Bruichladdich Islay Barley 2010$168 per bottle

Rivera, Preludio No. 1 Chardonnay, Castel del Monte D.O.C. Puglia, ItalyStraw yellow in colour; intense, multi-layered bouquet, with notes of pear and peach blossom; crisp, full and fruity on the palate with good length and complexity.

Grape Varieties: 100% Chardonnay

$56.00 per bottle / $13.80 per glass

Château de Respide La Croix Bonnet, Graves Blanc Bordeaux, FranceShiny yellow pale colour. Expressive with acacia flower notes and citrus fruits, such as grapefruit. Well-balanced, lively without agressivity. Great roundness on the palate.

Grape Varieties: 90% Semillon / 10% Sauvignon


Rivera, Rupìcolo Castel del Monte D.O.C. Puglia, ItalyRuby red colour with purple; full, aromatic bouquet of wild red berry fruit; smooth, fruity palate well balanced with subtly tannic finish.

Grape Varieties: 50% Montepulciano / 40% Nero di Troia / 10% Cabernet Sauvignon


Château Boutillot, Revelations D’Hubert De Bouard Bordeaux, FranceA delicate, complex nose of cherry and blackcurrant. Dense on the palate, bringing together ripe fruit and vanilla notes, with a toasted finish.

Grape Varieties: 55% Merlot / 40% Cabernet Sauvignon / 5% Cabernet Franc


Mumm Champagne$98.00 per bottle

Call 6338 9271 for reservations. Limited Seating. Reservations are based on first-come-first-served basis.40% is chargeable for cancellations after Monday, 15 October 2018 and 100% for no show.

SCC WINE & GOURMET SERIESDay/Date Friday, 19 October 2018 • Welcome Drink 7.00pm – 7.30pm

Member $98 per person • Guest $108 per person

VIVA ESPANA FIESTA

SEP / OCT 2018 THE PADANG 19 Call 6338 9271 for reservations. Limited Seating. Reservations are based on first-come-first-served basis.

40% is chargeable for cancellations after Monday, 15 October 2018 and 100% for no show.

SCC WINE & GOURMET SERIES

Pre-DinnerCa’Bolani Prosecco DOC Spumante Brut

5-Course Set Dinner MenuRainbow TroutSmoked Trout, Crème Fridge, Kura, Baguette CrispLealtanza Sauvignon Blanc 2015

Heirloom GardenSelection of Heirloom Tomato, Edible Soil, Burrata Cream, White Balsamic SorbetLealtanza Capitoso Semi Crianza 2015

Lamb Lamb Saddle, Broad Beans, Cucumber Heart, HerbsLealtanza Crianza 2014

Fillet MignonTruffle Pomme, Chantrelle Mushroom, Carrots, Port Wine JusLealtanza Gran Reserva 2010

Lemon ParfaitCucumber Foam, Shortbread Crumb, Lemon Sponge

Freshly Brewed Coffee or TeaPetit Fours

Description Special U.P. $ Take-AwayCa’Bolani Prosecco DOC $30 $48 Spumante Brut, Italy, Friuli

Lealtanza Sauvignon Blanc, $30 $48 Spain, Rioja

Lealtanza Capitoso Semi $30 $48 Crianza, Spain, Rioja

Lealtanza Crianza, $45 $65 Spain, Rioja

Lealtanza Gran Reserva, $78 $108 Spain, Rioja

Bodegas Altanza is a winery that emerges being distinguished for their identity, passion, know-how and creativity producing great wines like the Collection of Spanish Artists. The wines are made in a modern style from 100% Tempranillo. The wines are fermented using natural yeasts and then aged in entirely French oak barrels which are renewed every 5 years.

Day/Date Friday, 19 October 2018 • Welcome Drink 7.00pm – 7.30pm Member $98 per person • Guest $108 per person

‘LIVE’ FLAMENCO SHOW

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Upcoming Events

For more information, please contact Ms. Becky Xu at [email protected] Tel: 6338 9271 Ext: 377 or Ms. Louis Neubronner at [email protected] Tel: 6338 9271 Ext: 263

Quiz Night

Men’s Bar 8pm onwards

The monthly Quiz Night will NOT BE HELD in October due to Intersection Quiz Night.

SEP

5 & 19WED

OCT

3 & 17WED

Wednesday Buzz From The Bar

Main Lounge 7.30pm onwards

Tokyo Square

EVERY

SATFRI

Saturday Buzz from The BarMain Lounge 7.30pm onwards

Sing along with That’s Life as they present some of their classic hits with special appearance by Raffy (Lead Singer of Jive Talkin’).

July Winner – Sticky Wicket

August Winner – Gobs

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Upcoming Events

For more information, please contact Ms. Becky Xu at [email protected] Tel: 6338 9271 Ext: 377 or Ms. Louis Neubronner at [email protected] Tel: 6338 9271 Ext: 263

Indoor Playground

Movie Screening

Halloween Arts & Crafts Lantern-making Arts & Crafts

Theatre Drama

Intersection Quiz NightFriday, 5 October 2018

Padang Restaurant 7pm – 10.30pm

$28 per person (inclusive of light dinner)Open to all Members

Come along with a team of 4-6 people* and test your knowledge!*Only 2 guests are allowed per team

Registration closing date: 28 September 2018

• Prizes will be given to the top three teams.• The Champion Sports Section will also receive an additional team prize for their Section.• Non-Section Members may compete for individual prizes, but will not be eligible to receive the Sports Section prize.

Sunday Kids CornerMovie Screening: 2 September and 7 OctoberIndoor Playground: 9 September and 14 OctoberArts & Crafts: 23 September and 21 October Theatre Drama: 30 September and 28 October

Gilmour Room 12pm – 3pmFree entrance for kids (3 – 12 years old)

• RSVP required; limited slots available. • Registration is based on a first-come- first-served basis.

Activities are subject to

change without prior notice.

An endless night affair of beer and Oktoberfest feast happening all at Stumps Terrace!

For information and booking, please contact Ms Louis Neubronner at [email protected] Tel: 63389271 Ext 263 or Ms Becky Xu at [email protected] Ext. 377

For information and booking, please contact Ms Louis Neubronner at [email protected] Tel: 63389271 Ext 263 or Ms Becky Xu at [email protected] Ext. 377

Date:Friday, 12 October 2018

Time:7.30pm onwards

Venue:Stumps Terrace

Price:$58 / Member $68 / Guest

(ticket is inclusive of buffet dinner and entry into Stumps for band performance by Rock Oompahs)

Closing Date:5 October 2018

An endless night affair of beer and Oktoberfest feast happening all at Stumps Terrace!

Don’t miss the

live band performance

by Rock Oompahs

all the way from Germany!

Don’t miss the

live band performance

by Rock Oompahs

all the way from Germany!

(Main Lounge STUMPS The Oval Restaurant Men’s Bar)

Oktoberfest Promotions

1- 12 October 2018

Beverage Promotion

*1-for-1 beer! Erdinger (330ml) $8.30

Erdinger (500ml) $12.60*1-for-1 beer promotion on 12 October 2018

will only be available at STUMPS.

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Recent EventsSCC Fun Day30 June 2018

Members and their families flocked to the SCC Fun Day where a whole host of activities were held for all ages and fitness levels – including six different sports clinics, kids’ fun activities, a health talk about the prevention and management of common sporting injuries, a SCA Cricket League match, and Lawn Bowls Try-Out.

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Recent EventsKampong Night22 June 2018

SCC celebrated Hari Raya with its festive Kampong Night and a widespread feast of local delights served from live stations commanded by our chefs.

Members and guests were treated to traditional Malay dance performances, with dancers demonstrating their graceful moves in brightly coloured and intricately embroidered ethnic costumes.

Comedy Night with Kumar 3 August 2018

Following a scrumptious buffet spread, Members and guests enjoyed Singapore’s beloved comedian Kumar and his trademark witty and wicked humor.

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Recent EventsNational Day Family Picnic 9 August 2018

The Club commemorated Singapore’s 53rd birthday with an exciting “Family Picnic” held at the Padang field. Members and guests spent a relaxing afternoon soaking up the sunshine while the kids enjoyed pony rides and swimming in the foam pool and playing in the bouncy castle. Face painting and balloon sculpture were also available for everyone present.

Members and guests caught the “LIVE” screening of the National Day Parade at the Main Lounge and capped off the evening with a scrumptious food fare showcasing local delights and a wide range of buffet spread at the Padang Restaurant. The night witnessed a spectacular display of fireworks from the floating platform.

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SCC Soccer7’s28 - 29 July 2018

The annual Singapore Cricket Club (SCC) Soccer 7’s returned to Singapore with a record number of 54 teams from Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan and Thailand in contention for honours alongside top Singapore and Affiliate Clubs on the iconic Padang field from 28–29 July 2018.

The 2018 edition, which ran in conjunction with the Singapore Football Week organised by ActiveSG and Car-Free Sunday, welcomed a Women’s tournament for the first time, featuring eight top local women’s teams. The Women’s tournament was one of five different 7-a-side categories which included the Open, Masters, Legends and Youth.

Jonathan Knapp, the SCC Football Section Convenor said, “We were thrilled to be hosting a Women’s event this year, with top local teams such as Simei United FC and Tampines Changkat CSC FC competing. Globally, Women’s football is a massively popular sport which continues to attract both players and supporters alike. We’re proud to support its rise and hope that more female players will be inspired to join the sport.”

Danny Murphy, former Liverpool and Spurs star and England international, graced the event as its guest-of-honour at the pre-tournament Gala Dinner held on 27 July and was also on hand during the competition to cheer the players on.

During the afternoon of 27 July, Murphy also helped our Coaching Clinic, led by renowned international coach, Ndem a Kiyeck Guy Herve, which was held for 34 youths at the Padang, putting them through their football paces in a knowledge-transfer session exclusive to the SCC Soccer 7’s. Most of the participants were from Youth Football Home (Phuket, Thailand), a home for orphaned and destitute children; Bali Sports Foundation (Bali, Indonesia), a foundation that works on improving the lives of people with disabilities through sports and

play; and Care Corner (Singapore), which provides a wide range of children, youth, special needs, adult, couple and senior community services – all three also fielded teams in the Youth tournament.

With the aim of creating a more engaging and high- quality event on and off the field, the organising committee also lined up a plethora of entertainment and lifestyle-related activities which offered something for everyone!

The Carnival Zone, for example, featured fun-filled game booths where children and families could get in on the action. Yoga enthusiasts could also sign up for a special free Sunday Sunrise Yoga session led by event partner Om & Away on the Padang Field at dawn on Sunday, 29 July 2018.

Amos Boon, co-Chairman of the tournament’s organising committee, said, “Thanks to our partners and sponsors, we have been able to create a great atmosphere for both football fans and families alike and are glad to be able to grow the annual tournament to where it is today. Our goal is not only to ensure every player and spectator enjoys a unique and memorable experience, but to also curate an event which adds value to sponsors’ and partners’ corporate objectives.”

He continued, “We’ve always aimed to push the envelope and bring the SCC Soccer7’s tournament to greater heights. The new Women’s tournament as well as the addition of lifestyle and entertainment activities definitely helped add to the festivities, ensuring an even more spectacular event!”

The SCC Soccer 7’s was sanctioned by the Football Association of Singapore (FAS), and proudly supported by Macoocoo, Jiojiome, Raymond Weil, Hyundai, Tiger Beer, and other official partners.

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Congratulations to SCC Firsts!Defending Open Cup Winners of the SCC Soccer7’s 2018

Open Tournament:Cup Winner: SCC FirstsCup Runner up: Yokohama CAC

Plate Winner: EstrellasPlate Runner up: Hougang United

Masters Cup Winner: Bangkok Airways Masters Cup Runner Up: Singapore Ex International

Legends Cup Winner: Bangkok Airways Legends Cup Runner Up: Singapore Ex International

Women’s Cup Winner: Tampines Changkat Women’s Cup Runner Up: Woodlands Wellington A

Youth Cup Winner: Bali Sports Foundation Youth Cup Runner Up: Youth Football Home

Open Cup Runner Up: Yokohama CAC

Open Cup Winner: SCC Firsts

Masters Tournament:Cup Winner: Bangkok AirwaysCup Runner up: Singapore Ex InternationalPlate Winner: Avenue FCPlate Runner up: TGA Rangers

Legends Tournament:Cup Winner: Bangkok AirwaysCup Runner up: Singapore Ex International

Youth Tournament:Cup Winner: Bali Sports FoundationCup Runner up: Youth Football HomePlate Winner: Bruce James SelectPlate Runner up: SCC Youth Select

Women’s Tournament:Cup Winner: Tampines ChangkatCup Runner up: Woodlands Wellington APlate Winner: GDT Circuit FCPlate Runner up: Simei United

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SCC RECIPROCAL CLUBS:

Building Friendships Through SportsSports has a most wonderful way of bringing people together. The SCC helps make it easier for its Members to establish contact and facilitate the building of relationships through visits, tours and sports tournaments with its reciprocal clubs around the world.

At the recent Soccer7’s, we caught up with Members from two of SCC’s reciprocal clubs where football teams have been participating in the tournament for many years now - the Royal Bangkok Sports Club (RBSC) from Thailand and the Yokohama Country and Athletic Club (YCAC) from Japan – and asked what has motivated them to return to the SCC each year.

Ever since we participated back in 2009, the SCC Soccer Tournament itself has improved a lot in terms of the quality of the teams that participate, the hospitality and management, and the people working behind the curtains.

It has really offered us a lot of pleasure and joy for the game we love; it is fantastic to be able to play right in the centre of the Padang, the heart of the beautiful city of Singapore.

We would like to be invited once again, we really appreciate the warm hospitality we get to enjoy from the Club and the Members and staff; we appreciate every single minute of it.

Joe Takeda - Yokohama Country and Athletic Club (YCAC)YCAC was honoured at the Soccer7’s Gala Dinner for 10 straight

years of participation in the SCC Soccer Tournaments since 2009.

The first time I came to Singapore to represent RBSC at the SCC Soccer Tournament was in 1998. Since then, I’ve returned 10 times, and I see myself continuing to visit SCC to play, upgrading from the Open category to the Legends category.

Singapore is a nice place to visit, and it is a great feeling to be able to play on the pitch in the middle of the city. Whenever we come, we enjoy ourselves as a team, and it is also a chance for us to meet old friends. We’ve made many friends with other teams who participate regularly in the Tournament over the years - YCAC is a good friends of ours, and of course SCC is always good to us.

Thanisorn Ungphakorn - Royal Bangkok Sports Club (RBSC)Photo on left was taken 20 years ago, vs the RBSC team photo in 2018 (right)

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CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR WINNERS!

Cup Winner: Fine Legs (Cricket) Cup Runner Up: Benteke Fried Chicken (Rugby 1)

Plate Winner: Squash Plate Runner Up: Kick It or Dive Trying (Rugby 2)


After a month of planning, we were finally ready for the Intersection Cuesports Tournament! By the closing registration date, we had received entries from Golf, Bridge, Squash, Dart/Balut, Cricket, Lawn Bowl, General Committee and Billiards and Snooker Sections.

Our objectives:• An introduction of Snooker and Pool to Club mem-

bers.• Raise awareness of the facilities available, especially

the Pool Table which was recently installed and offered free of charge for members’ play.

• Create an opportunity for SCC Members to socialize and bonding.

At 11am, we started our first game between the Squash and the Billiards and Snooker Sections and hopefully the beginning of a new tradition in SCC. While the friendly tournament progressed, free flow of beers and light snack were served.

During the first round of the Knock Out format, players were to play to the end of the frame as for some, this was their first experience in Snookers and Pool. After the first round, a time limit of 20 minutes was imposed and there was some fierce competitiveness especially from the Golf, Cricket, Lawn Bowl and Squash Sections.

By 5pm, our finalist emerged: Golf Section who qualified from the winner pool and Cricket Section qualified from the loser pool. Golf Section emerged Winner with a 3-0 victory in the final and became the first winner of the inaugural SCC Intersection Cuesports tournament 2018. Golf Section won the Challenge Trophy and $300 F&B Voucher, while the Cricket Section won a $150 F&B Voucher. There was a good spread of buffet dinner for all participants after the event which ran into the late evening together with the free flow of beers.

I hope all participants enjoyed the one-day event; we certainly achieved our objectives. Our next event will be the Coaching Clinic in September, and we invite you to register your interest with the Marker.

SCC 1ST INTERSECTION CUESPORTS TOURNAMENT 2018

VENUE : MENS BAR DATE : 21ST JULY 2018

Written by Victor Yeong, Billiards and Snooker Section Convenor


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Finally, I would like to acknowledge and thank some people, without whom the tournament would not have been possible: Billiards and Snooker Section Committee for their support and assistance; Janet and Rui Yang for their untiring organisation work and assistance to manage the tournament properly; and GCB and GC for their support for the event.

See you next year!

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Convenor: Tony Fisher | Article by: Tony Fisher Balut


SINGAPORE INTER-CLUB LEAGUEThe League season runs from May for six months, culminating in the final game which will be hosted by SCC in October. The most recent league match was hosted at NUSS’s Suntec City facility on July 18. As usual there was great hospitality, and excellent makan – possibly a reason why some of our players were not as “sharp” as usual!

Looking on the brighter side, there are still 4 games to go and plenty of opportunity to retain the League Trophy.

THE TRIANGULAR TOURNAMENTThis is an annual event played between the SCC, Indian Association, and the NUSS. As the Tournament winners last year, NUSS hosted this year’s match at their Kent Ridge facility. IA were the winners with a score of 2,522 points, and SCC 2 achieved second placing with 2,357 points.

UPCOMING EVENTS• The Pot Games: To be hosted by the Tanglin Club on October 6• The Padang Shield: To be hosted by Singapore Recreation Club on Saturday November 17th• 38th Chivas Regal Interport Challenge Trophy: To be hosted by Singapore Recreation Club on 23/24 NovemberNote: with heavy event activity taking place through to the end of the year, all Balut Section Members will receive confirmation on In-house events via WhatsApp.

Ladder Rank

Player Name

Code 9-Jan 20-Feb 20-Mar 17-Apr 5-May 22-May 26-Jun 24-Jul Games Played

Best of 8 Games

1 Mohan Dadlani

0104 604 612 633 599 614 581 628 581 8 4,852

2 Raj Kumar 0105 588 594 595 583 569 633 582 704 8 4,848

3 Jasmin Fisher

0481 662 530 615 556 582 510 551 614 8 4,620

4 Soma Devi 0805 572 511 623 547 588 565 614 591 8 4,611

5 Renee Balagopal

0115 487 590 673 538 611 554 553 566 8 4,572

6 Tony Fisher 0766 541 607 590 490 621 622 499 559 8 4,529

7 Else Stokkmo

0565 659 519 640 532 560 518 527 554 8 4,509

8 Joyce Foster 0320 561 561 650 488 689 472 527 493 8 4,441

9 Vashi Sajnani

0247 595 656 564 609 633 608 618 - 7 4,283

10 Mohan Balagopal

0499 641 631 580 661 513 555 - 612 7 4,193

From top: Convenor Tony presents Balut section captain Raj with the top prize of the evening: a bottle of Chivas Regal whiskey. / Soma Devi’s brother Suresh Kumar is overjoyed to win a free sample of Chivas Regal, having amassed the lowest total score of the evening; GC Member Anwar stands ready to assist with bottle opening, both large and small.

IN-HOUSE BALUT POINTS TABLEThe Balut section had another very successful In-house Balut event on July 24th with 33 participants, great makan – especially the lamb stew, and the usual wonderfully convivial crowd. At what is approximately the half-way mark, we can see the “race” for “Baluteer of the Year” is hotly contested. While a mere 230 points or so separates the current ‘top three’, the situation can dramatically alter as we move towards December.

So far this year we have had a total of 8 in-house events, mainly on Tuesday evenings, but occasionally on Saturday afternoons. These events continue to be extremely popular. If any Club members are considering to join, but want to sample an In-house event first, you may come along as our guest and enjoy the fun with us. Please remember that experience is not necessary as we will be very happy to teach you!

Convenor: Patricia Jasudasen | Article by: Patricia JasudasenBridge

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CELEBRATIONSThe Hari Raya Bridge Celebration was held on Monday, 18 June. The winning 2 pairs were A Purushothaman and Beng Tee Haythornthwaite, and Chris Wong and Henry Goh.

Members are looking forward to our National Day Celebration, which will be held on Monday 20 August.

TOURNAMENTSBridge Section sent three pairs to participate in the Open Pairs Tournament organised by the Chinese Swimming Club on Sunday, 22 July. We will also participate in the National Day Tournament to be hosted by the Tanglin Club on Wednesday, 15 August.

Arrangements are now being finalised for the SCC-Dr M Open Pairs Tournament, hosted by SCC Bridge Section and sponsored by Global Citizen Forum. This will be held on Saturday, 1 September. There are attractive cash prizes to be won, and 30 pairs are expected to participate.

TRAINING SESSIONS FOR THE POT GAMES Training sessions are being conducted on Saturday mornings by our instructor, Carlton Parker. They take

place every three weeks or so and aim to raise the standard of bridge played by Members of Bridge Section, especially as the POT Games and other tournaments are just around the corner.

IMPROVERS’ BRIDGE COURSEThe dates have been fixed for the next Improvers’ Course. It will be conducted over four consecutive Saturdays - namely 13, 20, 27 October and 3 November.

This is a follow-up to the Beginners’ Course held in May this year, and will be conducted by our instructor Carlton Parker.

Please register with Eunicia Tan should you wish to participate in the course by emailing [email protected]

NEW MEMBERSSeveral new members have joined Bridge Section over the last few months. We play weekly on Monday evenings.

Please do join us if you are interested in playing - all are welcome, and we have a cross-section of players with a wide range of abilities.

Bridge Section Convenor Patricia Jasudasen with one of the winning pairs of the Hari Raya Bridge Celebration: A Purushothaman and Beng Tee Haythornthwaite.

Convenor: Hugh Darwell | Article by: Vijay Jeyaratnam & Arjun KakarCricket

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VISIT FROM ROYAL SELANGOR CLUBThe visit of our old friends from the Royal Selangor Club for this Interport fixture is always highly anticipated giv-en the rich history both on and off the field shared by our two great Clubs, with added colour and sentiment provided by virtue of the fact that many have been members of both Clubs and have participated in this fix-ture of the years (and in some cases, decades!) on both sides of the equation.

RSC this visit, was packed with a veritable “Who’s Who” of Malaysian National and State Players/Captains from years gone by, and it promised to be a highly entertaining weekend for all. Our visitors also truly embraced touring “best* practices*” spurred on by the renowned SCC hos-pitality, which surely resulted in many a late night and many a bleary eye.

However, being the consummate enthusiasts we all are, 22 were present and correct for the Interport Match on Sunday and SCC cunningly chose to invite our guests to have first use of what looked a very good Padang strip. RSC lost their opening bat on the 2nd ball of the innings, but powered by former Malaysian Capt Rohan Selva-ratnam 35* (38) and Navin Durairatnam (35* (34) they recovered with a 75 run 2nd wicket stand. From there our bowlers managed to pull things back to restrict RSC to a mere 160 from their 30 overs - when at one stage 220+ looked likely.

Chasing a small target had banana peel written all over it, but the SCC top 4 got the job done. A rollicking start saw SCC pile on 84 - 1 in the first 10 overs - Pankaj Kapoor 35* (26) and Syed Ali 37* (16!) and from there the Interport Honours were sewn up in 24.3 overs for the loss of 2. We look forward to the return fixture in KL next year.

At the time of writing this, our league performance has been pretty good with our top two teams leading the charge. While Lions, stepping into the T20 mode, has been undefeated so far; Tigers & Jaguars almost have one hand on the Div 1 and Div 4 silverware with some very consistent performances.

CRICKET SECTION IN INTERSECTION EVENTSA lot more to report with the Section putting in laudable performances in the Intersection events, winning both the Intersection pool competition and the mixed Soccer7’s. A special mention for the Section wags Becky, Mikhayla and Shruti who stepped up to the mark in the Soccer7’s that also saw a scintilaltingly special goal scoring spree by our very own version of Harry Kane, James Kilbee.

The Section continues to be fully committed to Intersection and Intrasection events. The Cricket Section golf event held this quarter at Warren GCC also saw some active participation and quite a few lost golf balls. It was Sat XI’s right arm quick, Simon Bird who put in a solid round to win the competition. A great day out for the section members indeed.

From left: RSC interport dinner. / Kevin & Jack after their 141 unbroken partnership. / Lions skipper Aritra after a whirlwind knock in the T20s

From left: The winning squad at the Soccer7’s. / Section Members at the Section Golf Day.

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Convenor: Genevieve Chase | Article by: Fahmida HunedDarts


From top: Top scorer Fatema Sadiq with Genevieve Chase. / Ladies Darts Champions Shelia, Andrea and Mahes, / Team photo of all participants.

MONTHLY DARTS NIGHTWe had our monthly Darts gathering at the Men’s Bar on 14 June 2018. As usual we had a boisterous evening of darts, food and drinks. Our monthly Darts event, usually held on the second Thursday of each month, is also time for Section Members to socialise and get into the mood for the weekend.

LADIES DARTS NIGHTThe eagerly awaited Ladies Darts Night held on 21st June 2018 did not disappoint! We had about 40 participants with the ladies taking centre stage with darts in hand competing for the honours. The generous spread of food, not to mention free flow of drinks, ensured all had a fun-filled evening which is what darting is all about. The darts committee also organised generous gift bags for all participants together with specially designed T-shirts.

The top 3 teams were awarded an assortment of cash vouchers, wine and SCC souvenirs1st: Shelia, Mahesh and Andrea2nd: Fathima, Fatema, and Serene3rd: Fahmida, Louisa, and BinduTop Scorer: Fatema Sadiq

The evening was also well-attended by the men of the Darts Section, and a big thank you for their help with the chalking and scoring. Our Captain Charles closed the night with some live music!

We thank the GC members Zoher Motiwalla, Anwar Gaffoor and Mohietheen Fathima for their presence and Anwar Gaffor for presenting the prizes.

Finally, a big thank you to SCC, Fathima, Kelvin, Genevieve, Atos Wellness, Body Wellness, Nutrifirst, and the Darts Section for arranging and providing the prizes.

COMING UPWe will be hosting the Darts Intersection event on Saturday 18 August. By the time of publication of this issue, a record 18 teams will have enjoyed this annual exciting afternoon of darts and dinner.

Happy Darting!!!

The Darts Section has had an active couple of months, and we are pleased to share with you some of the highlights.

From left: 2nd place Fathima, Fatema, and Serene, with GC Member Anwar Gaffoor, Genevieve Chase and Charles Shanmugaraj. / 3rd place Fahmida, Bindu and Louisa with Anwar Gaffoor.

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Convenor: Chionh Chye Hion | Article by: Victor OlsenGolf


1ST SCC INTERSECTION CUESPORT TOURNAMENT: 21ST JULY 2018WINNERS: SCC GOLF SECTION

The Golf Section “cueball” team strolled into the Men’s Bar for the inaugural Intersection Cuesport Competition sharply attired at 11am. The team comprised of Captain Timothy Ong, Richard Loo, Ong Chin Leong, David Yeo, Chionh Chye Hion, Alvin Khoo and Colin Khong. We were all ready and raring to go. Enroute to the finals, we battled and beat strong teams from the Cricket and Billiards & Snooker Sections with a strong headed fighting spirit and absorbed all that the others could throw at us. We made it to the final without dropping a single match and played against the Cricket Section for the Cup. It was a thrilling re-match; exciting

and close. Thankfully, we put on our best face and won all three games. In congratulating the team on their success, it must also be mentioned that team did very well and did the Golf Section proud.

- Colin Khong

WINE & OYSTERS SOCIAL NIGHT: 27TH JULY 2018Wine & Oysters Night was the brainchild of Convener Chionh which attracted perhaps the largest attendance ever in a Golf Section Social evening party. The evening was filled with surprises galore and the highlight was the hidden talent of our dear pal P.T. Hong who regaled the crowd with his sweet rendition of 2 evergreen Indonesian songs: the classic “Mimpi yang Sedeh” and “Racun dan

CUEBALLERS (l-r) Alvin Khoo, Timothy Ong, Richard Loo, Ong Chin Leong, Colin Khong and David Yeo

Wine & Oysters Social Night on 27 July 2018 at Gilmour Room.

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Madu”. Even Frank Sinatra would have offered to sing a duet with PT.

Mini crisis when we ran out of oysters. Luckily it was towards the end and we tried to replenish stock by hijacking more oysters from the Oyster Bar at the Main Lounge. A few younger jokers forgot that oysters were starters/appetizers to be paired with fine wine and whiskey and oysters were not the Main Course! Alas, Buffet Syndrome.

As is standard at any Golf Section party, our very dear buddies Al and Ko-Hol were copiously busy lifting the spirits and vocals of their mates with help from Krish, Colin and some beautiful ladies who sashayed into an impromptu Dangdut jig and Cha Cha. It was a great night of good food, great music from Heart & Soul and glorious fun.

GOLF TRIP TO ANTALYA RESORT TURKEY: 7 TO 15 OCTOBER 2018As many as 20 SCC golfers and wives will depart Singapore for the beautiful resort of Antalya, Turkey

to play four rounds of golf at top Turkish golf courses. Antalya is an international jet set seaside playground on the Eastern Mediterranean with fantastic beaches and clean crystal clear water. The seafood and local Turkish cuisine is top draw quality at value for money prices.

Section Treasurer Krishna is the tour manager and he has worked out details to the “T”. Golf will be played at Championship courses and we shall stay at the 5 star Titanic Resort.

There will be a full day tour to various places of interest in Antalya after the first two days of golf and a full day tour of Istanbul, including a day cruise on the Bosphorus Straits on 14 October, the day before we board the flight home to Singapore.

Some members will stay on for a few more days to tour and enjoy the magic of Turkish delights.

This tour is organized by the Golf Section for our Members and it is completely self-funded by individual Members.

GOLFERS CORNER @ MEN’S BARThanks to SCC President Sher Baljit Singh, Deputy President Zoher Motiwalla, Chairman GCB Matthew Streeton, and members of the General Committee, the Golf Section now has a “Golfers Corner” and a wall of fame at the Men’s Bar. This is the epitome of our treasured SCC Sports culture where every Sports Section is equally honored and supported.

The Golfers Corner captures our remarkable past glory, honors our Golf Champions and keeps alive the Golf Section’s never-say-die spirit while setting a dynamic mission standard for the future.

The Golf Section was established in 1984 and is arguably the largest sports section in the Club which offers Members a full year calendar of competitive and social golf games at both local and overseas golf courses. In addition we host a quarterly social night with excellent F&B and a live band, a shotgun start Annual Golf Championship and a sell-out Christmas Social Golf game with a smashing after-game Christmas Party Bash at the Padang Restaurant.

Convenor: Intekhab Khan | Article by: Kanan Packrisamy Hockey

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BRAVE NEW WORLD OF SCC HOCKEYThe uncanny thing about sports is that, considering how everyone is trying to win, more losers than winners are produced. For example, hundreds of players enter the Wimbledon’s Men’s Single Open annually but there is only one winner and hundreds of losers. At the FIFA World Cup, 32 teams competed and 31 teams lost! That is the most special part about sports: when you win, it’s a feeling that not many would have experienced even if they played sports for yonks. Winning is an elusive facet of sports. Dare I say, it’s something not everyone can embrace and certainly not for the faint-hearted. When you win, you reach a point where things become more beautiful, your days are sunnier, your smiles bigger and the colours of the world brighter. Winning is a feeling many yearn for but only a few grasp.

We at SCC Hockey are so fortunate to be blessed with major honours over the last few years. The tennis great Billie Jean King once said, “Champions are afraid of losing, everyone else are afraid of winning”. Not too long ago we were the “everyone else”. Now we are becoming accustomed to being “afraid of losing”.

SCC HOCKEY HUMBLED BY MAJOR HONOURS AT THE SCC SPORTS AWARDSOur thriving sports scene at SCC bravely celebrated the successes of the Club’s sporting prowess through our various Sections at the 11th SCC Sports Award on 24 March 2018. The Hockey Section, which has had an extremely successful year on the pitch in 2017, was looking forward to being amongst the major awardees.

Hockey had swept both the Men’s and Ladies’ National League titles along with SCC Sixes Men’s and Ladies’ Cup competition. This novel occurrence led for the slogan “Double-Double” to be coined and used freely in a campaign that also saw our Junior Boys winning the Youth Liga and our Ladies bagging the Indoor National championships, the Wooden Shoe title and the Women’s Liga with a 100% record to cap the year on 9 titles.

At the awards ceremony the Hockey Section did not feature in the many worthy awards until the final few awards, or as some might say, the business end of the evening. The first major accolade, the “Team of the Year”, was bestowed on our unstoppable Ladies 1st XI who won all the tournaments they entered in 2017. Janice Tan was present to collect the elegant challenge trophy.

We missed out on the individual awards for Sports Man and Woman of the Year, but our pint-sized hero Fariz Mohd Bashir picked up the Junior Boy of the Year award. Fariz has seen his life change from playing hockey in the voids decks of East Coast to winning a SEA Games Bronze medal in Indoor Hockey and

lifting the National League title with his SCC Men’s 1st XI Men. On a high, the Hockey Section were to be humbled further when they picked up a second “Section of the Year” award in three years. It was a wonderful reward for a year of dedicated hard work by the entire Section.

The night did not come to an end without our Section’s very own Mathavan Devadas being awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award for his massive contribu-tion to the club on the sporting front. Mat, as he is known, has been to four consecutive Olympics as a technical delegate for hockey. He is also the President of the Singapore Hockey Federation and somehow finds the time to be the Treasurer for the Hockey Section. A member of other Sections too, Mat breathes SCC and has made us all very proud of him for being honoured with this award.

SCC DECKED OUT IN BRAND NEW CUSTOMISED KITSCC Hockey Section took the successful outing at the Sports Awards and our hockey warriors were in

From top: A very successful night at the Sports Awards. / Ladies win Team of the Year. / Fariz receives Junior Boy Award from Intekhab Kahn.

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earnest action from the last week of February. All the teams were decked out in brand new kit from Australi-an National Team’s sponsor On The Go (OTG). The Australian brand had our superstars in state-of-the-art material with sublimated designs and printing. The teams have never looked better in their new kit proudly displaying BlackGold Natural Resources printed across their chest. BlackGold Natural Resources Limited are our latest sponsor who generously supported our cause this year. The Section used this sponsorship towards getting the new kit as we are hopeful that there will be more successes coming our way in the year ahead.

MEN GET THE JOB DONE, AGAIN!Our Ladies 1st XI could not repeat their performance the year before and finished with a Bronze medal in the National Women’s League 1 but our Men did not disappoint and claimed our first ever back to back National Hockey League title with a game to spare.

The men started the season with one game against last season’s 2nd and two against 1st runners up ORA and Jansenites respectively. They did really well to pick up 2 wins and a draw giving them a huge lift as their main title rivals were drawing games between themselves.

When newly promoted old foe Eagles PV came to lock horns, our men were ready and won a thrilling match 4-3. Trailing 3-1 with a quarter to go, the Men’s 1s did an amazing turnaround of the match and gave themselves a fantastic chance to defend their title. It was a chance they never let go, bagging a 3-1 win over ORA and despite some nervy moments against Khalsa, trailing 0-2, they drew 2-2. They had 2 games left and just had to avoid defeat against Eagles in their penultimate match after beating Khalsa 3-1 in the return leg.

Once again they were trailing 0-2 and Eagles looked good in the match which was live streamed as part of a partnership between SHF and Eleven Sport. But then in a crazy 3-minutes at Sengkang stadium, SCC were awarded 2 penalty strokes and up stepped Ken Forbes with nerves of steel to put both the stroke away to draw level. The boys dug deep and saw out the result to deliver a first ever back to back title for SCC hockey. This now cements SCC’s place amongst the top hockey clubs in Singapore.

The Section would like to take this opportunity to thank the General Committee and Staff of SCC that has made all their successes possible with their continuous support. Our convenor Intekhab Khan was delighted with our Men’s success and said, “What truly has been the difference over the last few years is that the Members of the Section bond better these days and we are moving together to bigger and brighter things.”

SCC AT THE NATIONAL GAMESIn conjunction with Singapore’s National Day, ActiveSG organised the Singapore National Games. SCC entered 5 teams into 5 categories and returned with one bronze and one silver medal. Although they came close to a Bronze in the Women’s Premier category, all the SCC teams held their own in this very exciting Hockey 5s competition held at Sengkang Stadium.

SCC will aim to bring home gold medals from future National games.

From left: SCC Masters win Silver in SNG Masters. / SCC 3rd XI Win Bronze in SNG Men’s Open.

From left: Ken Forbes Leads the way in 2-2 draw against Eagles PV to clinch title. / Mens 1st XI Celebrate title win.

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Convenor: Nanthini Visvalingam | Article by: Genevieve GuineyNetball


This quarter has been one of growth, excitement and achievement for the Netball Section!

ANBROS NATIONAL LEAGUE 2018Three teams were entered into the Anbros National League due to an influx of exciting new play-ers. In what has been the most competitive season yet, the ladies showed a strong commitment to continuous improvement and brought the fighting spirit that SCC Netball has become synonymous with to each game. We congratulate the Eagles (seconds) and Ospreys (thirds) for achieving podium finishes and taking 3rd place in divisions 5 and 7 respectively. The Hawks (firsts) just missed out on a podium finish after drawing on points for 3rd places and narrowly coming in 4th based on goal average. We also congratulate the Falcons (mixed) for another strong showing this season. The conclusion of the season was celebrated with a fun-filled BBQ hosted by the Section’s captain, Carol Hartopp Hall.

BANGKOK TOURIn early June, the Section sent a representative team to participate in an international invitational tournament in Bangkok. Despite extremely strong competition, the la-dies showed tremendous skill, team work and determina-tion and finished second in the division two final.

SOCIAL ACTIVITIESA highlight of the social calendar was the Tennis vs Net-ball dress-up Netball social match. Alas, the Tennis Sec-tion seemed to have misplaced their memo and forgot their dressups! The Tennis Section displayed great skill and only narrowly lost to the Netball Section proving that they will be the team to beat in the upcoming Netball In-tersection Tournament. Another highlight was the Soc-cer7’s, where the Netball Section made it to the semi-fi-nals, only to be piped at the post by the Cricket Section.

EXCITING THINGS TO COME! As part of the Committee’s efforts to ramp up the Sec-tions’ social activities, a monthly book club (aptly named “books and bevvies”), gym and gin Fridays and various other activities will be launched in August. The Section will also hold the annual Netball Intersection Tournament, JSM carnival and a quiz night in November. Please look out for emails from the Section for more details.

FAREWELLS The Section sadly bids farewell to our former convener Penny Hands and Ospreys captain Emma Holmes to-gether with our two signature “tall-ies” in the mixed team, Nick Power and Guillermo Medina Moralejo. We thank each of them for their contribution to the Section and wish them the very best in the next chapters of their lives!

From left: SCC Flamingos in Bangkok 2018. Made up of players across all teams (firsts-thirds), strong showing going down only by the closest margins of 2 goals in the Plate finals. / Netball vs Tennis Dress-up social netball.

Top: End of season BBQ and drinks. Bottom: SCC Netball @ SCC Soccer7’s 2018: Intersection tournament semi-finalists

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Rugby Convenor: Sam Sharpe | Article by: Christopher Ellis


On a sweltering day in Singapore, the Rugby Section turned out two phenomenal squads for the Soccer7’s Mixed Intersection Tournament. Inspired by the recent World Cup, the SCC Rugby Section, having achieved all they can in rugby-football in a non-World Cup year, decided to take on association-football.

“Benteke-Fried-Chicken” was headed up by esteemed clubman Jack Whiskin (SCC-Spirit-of-Sport-Award-2018) in fuchsia pink, while “Kick-it-or-dive-trying” was headed by Matthew ‘Heady’ Head in SCC Gold. All players sported the cleverly original kit number of 69, guarantee-ing the best position on the pitch.

The opposition was rife with sporting talent and ques-tions were raised over the identity of one of the players in the General Committee (GC) team as they closely resem-bled Arsenals Mesut Ozil. However, the Section was fear-less with the knowledge that they had the talent of Bryan Lim (ACS player of the year 2004) and Welsh-wizard Ben Tuner (similar hair to Ryan Giggs) to be unleashed.

Benteke came to the hallowed turf of the Padang first, beating Hockey 1 – 0. This was merely a warm up for the team and allowed the players to get used to the ques-tionable no stud’s environment of the tournament. Kick-it came out of the starting blocks with a fearsome faceoff against the GC drawing 1-1.

A storming second performance left Benteke with a 3-0 win over the SCC Select with a few great goals from Jay-Hykel. Billiards was next for Kick-It with a 1-0 victory to Rugby whilst Benteke saw back-to-back victories against Cricket and Squash.

Kick-it came back out to play the Netball Section who had called in a few favours, resulting in Kick-it losing 4-2.

Kick-It progressed to the Plate Semi. Playing Hockey, it was 1-1 at full time before a moment of controversy as the referee went straight to Penalties. Logic prevailed when the Soccer Section stepped in, giving 5 mins extra time with shouts of ‘let the girls and boys play”. Ending 1-1 after

extra time, the moment came when players needed to step up with Ben Turner, Murray Wyille and Bryan Lim all doing the job. This led to a 3-2 win and progression to the plate final, where the team lost 2-1 in extra time to the well-versed Squash Section.Benteke’s winning streak took them to the Cup Semi Final where they calmly came to a 1-0 victory against the GC, taking them to the Final against their earlier fodder Cricket.

Clearly the time the Cricket Section had to prepare fo-cused their minds allowing a 3-0 victory over Benteke in the cup final, leading to a runner up position for Benteke.

The Section owes a big thanks to talented sportswomen Samantha Tan and Minyee Tan whose participation allowed us to actually enter a team.

Tampines Rovers have already shown interest in sizable front man Harresh Krishnan albeit as a door man rather than a center forward.

Jack Whiskin contemplated on what could have been: "We lost because we didn't win."

RUGBY SECTION FALL SHORT IN BID TO CONQUER ANOTHER SPORT

From left: Marquee player Brian Lim with minder / Benteke-Fried-Chicken midfield enforcer Kev Loo, furious after being told his purposely bought 1-inch steel studs were inappropriate for an Intersection Mixed Football Tournament.

From left: ‘Kick it of dive trying’. Rumoured to be the heaviest squad to ever take part in the inter section football competition. / Rugby Section always finds time to pose for fans photos. Matt Heady and his team take seriously the elevated position that comes with being the best Rugby club in the country.

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Convenor: Soenke Langhoff | Article by: Darren WilsonTennis


THE PERFECT PARTNERS OF PIMM’S AND WIMBLEDONIn the lead up to Wimbledon 2018, the Section organised a Wimbledon Tennis Social on 29 June. It was a return of the successful event organised in 2017, when tennis enthusiasts from across the various Sections were invited to take part in the social action. Being social naturally meant a little inspiration, which came in the form of a Pimms welcome drink to get the action started.

Unlike the British summer this year, Wimbledon at SCC faced rain delays. Despite this, the Social progressed with some excellent pairing combination matching each other off. Although the timed format and points scoring system derived by the tournament director Darren Wilson was washed out, hidden talent at the club was still discovered from the Hockey and Rugby Sections, in addition to Tennis!

Players played in differing doubles pairings throughout the night, which made for an excellent opportunity to meet new players and socialise. For their hard work, players were rewarded with a makan kechil. What a great way to end an evening and to ensure that the socialising continued! Thank you to all those who participated, and cheers to the next all white championship in 2019.

WTA SINGAPORE TEAM AT SCC FUN DAYSCC Members, family and friends were joined by the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) Singapore Team at the SCC Fun Day held on Saturday, 30 Jun 2018. The team facilitated a free-to-play practice session and gave some invaluable advice and tips for budding tennis enthusiasts from age 5 onwards, with special giveaways from Lagardere Sports. Melissa Pine, Vice President of WTA Asia Pacific and WTA Finals Tournament Director, said, “It’s always so engaging when SCC organises an event for Members and their families to come out, learn some tennis and get exposed to other sports all in one day. WTA is delighted

The Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) Singapore Team at the SCC Fun Day on 30 June 2018.

to be a part of this fantastic initiative to give back to the local tennis community and hope to inspire kids to live a better life through sport.” The tennis clinic was supported and run by WTA as part of SCC Fun Day. Other sports and recreational activities include Bowls, Cricket, Disc Golf, Football, Hockey, Rugby, Bubble Soccer and Water Soccer.

Wimbledon Tennis Social on 29 June 2018.

EVENTS


201814.15.16 SEPSCC NIGHT RACE14.15.16 SEPSCC NIGHT RACE

ROAD CLOSURERoads around the 2018 Formula 1 Singapore

Airlines Singapore Grand Prix circuit will close from

Wednesday 12 September (two days before the race)

to Tuesday 18 September (two days after the race).

SCC NIGHT RACE TICKET HOLDER• As the Singapore Cricket Club is located within the

circuit park, access to the Club will only be permitted for SCC Night Race ticket holders from Friday 14 September to Sunday 16 September.

• The Club may be accessed via Gate 4. Members may download the circuit map from the SGP website for details and reference.

• Pedestrian access will be available on 12, 13 and 17 September via Gate 4 located near the Asian Civilisations Museum.

GENERAL ROAD CLOSURE • St Andrews Road/ Connaught Drive – There will be

no vehicular access into the Club from Wednesday 12 September 0000hrs to Tuesday 18 September 0530hrs.

• Members who plan to drive are advised to exit the Clubhouse on Tuesday 11 September by 2330hrs before the road closure commences.

• Collyer Quay/ St Andrews Road/ Stamford Road – Roads will reopen on Wednesday 12 September, Thursday 13 September and Friday 14 September from 0530hrs to 0930hrs.

• There will be no vehicular access along Coleman Street from Friday 14 September to Sunday 16 September from 2000hrs to 0200hrs.

• St Andrews Road and Fullerton Road will be fully accessible from Tuesday 18 September 0530hrs onwards.

SCC CARPARK ACCESS • The SCC carpark will be partially closed on

Thursday 6 September 0900hrs. Full closure of the carpark will take effect on Tuesday 11 September at 2330hrs. The carpark will re-open partially on Tuesday 18 September 0900hrs and will be fully operational from Thursday 20 September 0900hrs.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION• Access to alternative taxi stands is subjected to

prevailing traffic conditions. Taxis with passengers and available taxis may continue to call at the following taxi stands:

I. Capitol Piazza II. Peninsula Excelsior Hotel III. Battery Road IV. Hitachi Tower along Collyer Quay

Road access information is correct at time of publication. Please contact Members Services Desk at 6338 9271 for more information.

SCC NIGHT RACE TICKET HOLDER• As the Singapore Cricket Club is located within the

circuit park, access to the Club will only be permitted for SCC Night Race ticket holders from Friday 14 September to Sunday 16 September.

• The Club may be accessed via Gate 4. Members may download the circuit map from the SGP website for details and reference.

• Pedestrian access will be available on 12, 13 and 17 September via Gate 4 located near the Asian Civilisations Museum.

GENERAL ROAD CLOSURE • St Andrews Road/ Connaught Drive – There will be

no vehicular access into the Club from Wednesday 12 September 0000hrs to Tuesday 18 September 0530hrs.

• Members who plan to drive are advised to exit the Clubhouse on Tuesday 11 September by 2330hrs before the road closure commences.

• Collyer Quay/ St Andrews Road/ Stamford Road – Roads will reopen on Wednesday 12 September, Thursday 13 September and Friday 14 September from 0530hrs to 0930hrs.

• There will be no vehicular access along Coleman Street from Friday 14 September to Sunday 16 September from 2000hrs to 0200hrs.

• St Andrews Road and Fullerton Road will be fully accessible from Tuesday 18 September 0530hrs onwards.

SCC CARPARK ACCESS • The SCC carpark will be partially closed on

Thursday 6 September 0900hrs. Full closure of the carpark will take effect on Tuesday 11 September at 2330hrs. The carpark will re-open partially on Tuesday 18 September 0900hrs and will be fully operational from Thursday 20 September 0900hrs.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION• Access to alternative taxi stands is subjected to

prevailing traffic conditions. Taxis with passengers and available taxis may continue to call at the following taxi stands:

I. Capitol Piazza II. Peninsula Excelsior Hotel III. Battery Road IV. Hitachi Tower along Collyer Quay


Club ManagementGeneral Manager/SecretaryMr. Sean Boyle, BEMTel: 63389271 (ext. 331)E-mail: [email protected]

Financial Controller Ms. Gow Hui YianTel: 63389271 (ext. 201)E-mail: [email protected]

Head, Sports & Recreation Ms. Janet NgTel: 63389271 (ext. 389)E-mail: [email protected]

Head, Operations Ms. Chovin Blix OngTel: 63389271 (ext. 10252)E-mail: [email protected]

Head, Property & Housekeeping Ms. Judy TingTel: 63389271 (ext. 383)E-mail: [email protected]

Membership Sales Manager Ms. Valerie OngTel: 63389271 (ext. 221)E-mail: [email protected]

SCC Departments Direct LinesEvents/Banquet Enquires: 6309 9115The Oval & Verandah: 6309 9116The Padang Restaurant: 6309 9117

Sports (Including facilities bookings): 6309 9110Membership Admin: 6309 9114Members’ Billings: 6309 9112

Subcommittee MembersGames Control BoardMr. Matthew C. Streeton (Chairman)Mr. Zoher MotiwallaMs. Mohietheen FathimaMr. Tony FisherMr. Victor YeongMs. Patricia JasudasenMr. Hugh DarwellMs. Genevieve ChaseMr. Chionh Chye HionMr. Intekhab KhanMr. Christian HuangMs. Nanthini VisvalingamMr. Sam SharpeMr. Jonathan KnappMr. Sarat ChandraMr. Soenke Langhoff

FinanceMr. Hamish A. Christie (Chairman)Mr. Zoher S. MotiwallaMr. Matthew C. StreetonMr. Rangachari RaghavanMr. Jon RobinsonMr. Nigel SteadMr. Trevor LarbeyMr. Jonathan Leow

Rules and MembershipMr. Martin Goerojo (Chairman)Mr. Lim KhoonMr. Matthew C. StreetonMr. Anwar GaffoorMr. Moiz Sithawalla

Special Project – R&M / LegalMr. Lim Khoon (Chairman)

Special Project – SocialMs. Fathima Mohietheen (Chairlady)

The Oval & VerandahMonday – Saturday & Eve of Public Holiday 0800 – 2300Sunday & Public Holiday 0800 – 2200

The Victoria RoomLunch Monday – Saturday 1200 – 1500 & Eve of Public Holiday Dinner Monday – Saturday 1900 – 2300 & Eve of Public Holiday Lunch Sunday & Public Holiday 1200 – 1500Dinner Sunday & Public Holiday 1900 – 2200

The DeliMonday – Friday 1100 – 2200& Eve of Public HolidaySaturday - Sunday & Public Holiday 1000 – 2200

Men’s BarMonday – Saturday& Eve of Public Holiday 1100 – 2300Sunday & Public Holiday Closed *The Men’s Bar will be open for billiards & snooker only. F&B services are available at the Main Lounge.

GymnasiumMonday – Saturday 0600 – 2300& Eve of Public HolidaySunday & Public Holiday 0600 – 2200

Business Hours Member Services DeskMonday – Thursday 0900 – 2400Friday, Saturday & Eve of Public Holiday 0900 – 0200Sunday & Public Holiday 0900 – 2200

Main LoungeMonday – Thursday 0900 – 2400Friday, Saturday & Eve of Public Holiday 0900 – 0100Sunday & Public Holiday 0900 – 2200

StumpsMonday – Wednesday 1500 – 2400Thursday 1100 – 2400Friday, Saturday & Eve of Public Holiday 1100 – 0200Sunday & Public Holiday 1100 – 2200

The Padang RestaurantLunch Monday – Friday & Sunday 1200 – 1500 No lunch operation on Saturday & Public Holidays.Dinner Monday – Saturday & Eve of Public Holiday 1900 – 2300 Sunday & Public Holiday 1900 – 2200

Jackpot RoomMonday – Saturday 1200 – 2300& Eve of Public Holiday Sunday & Public Holiday Closed

Accounts Payable: 6309 9113Human Resource: 6309 9111

General Committee 2018/2019PresidentMr. Sher Baljit [email protected]

Deputy PresidentMr. Zoher S. Motiwalla [email protected]

Chairman Games Control BoardMr. Matthew C. Streeton [email protected]

Finance MemberMr. Hamish A. [email protected]

Committee MembersMr. George V. [email protected]

Mr. Anwar [email protected]

Mr. Ananda [email protected]

Mr. Paul Lawlass [email protected]

Mr. Martin Goerojo [email protected]

Mrs. Margaret Cunico [email protected]

Mr. Lim [email protected]

Ms. Fathima [email protected]

Food and BeverageMr. Paul Lawlass (Chairman)Mr. Hamish A. ChristieMrs. Tracy JonesMrs. Margaret CunicoMrs. Ravina Bhojwani Mr. Rangachari RaghavanMrs. Nalini WillettsMs. Fathima MohietheenMr. Gilbert Ng

SocialMr. Anwar Gaffoor (Chairman)Mr. George Abraham Mr. Vikram RamanMs. Soma Devi

EstablishmentMr. Ananda Kumar (Chairman)Mr. Harpal SinghMr. Trevor LarbeyMr. Preeti DubeyMr. Rajan Menon

PropertyMr. George Abraham (Chairman)Mr. Andrew MooreMr. Retna SabapathyMr. Ong Chin LeongMr. N. ThangaveluMs. Cynthia Robless Mr. Jeyan Nadarajah

MarcomMrs. Margaret Cunico (Chairlady)Ms. Fathima MohietheenMr. David BlaxtanMs. Monica AlsagoffMs. Daisy IraniMs. Anjali AndersonMr. Tushar Doshi

Members 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 is correct at time of print.

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