Martineau, Robert-Gilles 
contact@japan-cricket.com 
Address: Shizuoka, Japan 
Full Member since 2000 
Born: Dijon, France 
Spent college at Bournemouth University (College of Technology at the time), 1973~1976. Used to go and watch Hampshire CCC any time they were visiting Dean Park in Bournemouth. These were the times of Andy roberts, Gordon Greenidge and Barry Richards. 
Has sent some Japanese players to be coached by the late Malcolm Marshall and C. Tremlett (Senior) under the auspices of the Japan Cricket Association. 
Has lived in Japan since 1976. 
Still active in cricket as player and administrator. 

McMurchie Ian
ifmcm@ev1.net 
Address: Houston, Texas, USA 
Comments: I was a member of Hampshire in the 60's to 80's-since have worked overseas-hope
for a good season with promotion to division one. 

Millard, Andy  
hedgy@mypad.com  
Address: New York City, USA  
A Hampshire CCC member - I read the insert from Robert-Gilles in a recent mailing from HCCC. Interesting to see so much cricket activity in Japan - especially as baseball seems to be the national team sport there. Good luck with the site. (Guestbook extract-unfortunately, the mail address did not log!) 

Taylor, Lawrence O' Callaghan 
alkit@gw3.gateway.ne.jp 
Address: Osaka, Japan 
".I was born in Hampshire,in Lyndhurst to be exact.My father made me a member when I was born and although we eventually moved away I have always followed the fortunes of Hants since the days of Shack,Butch White and His Eminence Ingelby-McKenzie.A pretty dismal season last year! Let`s hope for a better one this year." 

Wharton Tony 
bahamascricket@go.com  
Homepage Title: Bahamas  
Homepage URL: http://www.itiltd.com/  
Address: Nassau, Bahamas  
Comments: I was the Accountant for Hampshire CCC for a few years before moving here in August 1998 to work for a Bahamian Construction company. I miss my involvement with the club although I am on the Board of the Bahamas Cricket Association and we had Gordon Greenidge here a few weeks ago to assist in promoting the game of cricket in the Islands through coaching clinics and TV interviews.  
I wish Rod Bransgrove, Tony Baker and his team all the best in raising the necessary finances for the new ground and to Robin and the players a successful season.