Since gaining promotion into the Shropshire Premier League in 2004, we have welcomed overseas players to the Club. All of the players have proved to be a great success in their own right and have provided an added dimension to Qcc.

Below are details of the overseas players that have represented Quatt over the last five seasons.

2008 - Dean Robinson

Our overseas player for the 2008 season is Kiwi Dean Robinson. Dean is a top order batsman from Stratford, New Zealand and has recently represented his state, Central Districts at under 19 level. He comes highly recommended and his talent has been recognised on a National scale as he has been selected in the provisional New Zealand under 19 squad to tour England in late July.

Dean's Quatt Record

July 2007 - September 2007 Nick Phelps

In July 2007 Kiwi Nick Phelps made a welcome return to the Club and proved to be a major morale boost for the team. Nick added strength to the Quatt batting line up, batting at number three as well as keeping wicket. Nick spent the second half of the season with the club before returning to play for Napier Old Boys Marist and hopefully to make his breakthrough into the full Central Districts team.

Nick's Quatt Record

April 2007 - June 2007 Ramesh Subasinghe

Ramesh Subasinghe

Ramesh's Quatt Record

2005 & 2006 Jade Yates (Yatzey)

Jade spent his first season with the club in 2005 and formed a solid opening partnership with Gareth Young. Jade originates from Perth in Western Australia where he plays Grade Cricket for South Perth CC. Jade was an integral part of the Club and in 2005 became the first Quatt player to score a century in the Proactive League. Jade returned home to Perth in October 2006 after two seasons with the Club.

Jade's Quatt Record

2005 Adam Lidiard (Lids)

In 2005 Quatt signed Adam Lidiard, an eighteen year old from Adelaide, Australia. Originally signed to play in the first XI because of his English heritage, Adam spent the season in the second team because of the League changing their interpretation of the UK Passport rule. Adam was a huge success and was the main reason why the 2nds had their best season ever. It is hoped that he will return to the Club in the future as the Club's principle overseas player.

'Lids'

Adam's Quatt Record.

2004 Nick Phelps (Phaz)

In 2004 Quatt welcomed their first overseas player, Nick Phelps to the Club. Nick was let down by the team that had originally invited him over and the green and golds benefited from their actions. Phelps was the main reason why the team managed to avoid relegation in their first season in the Proactive League, scoring valuable runs and taking wickets despite his main discipline being his wicket keeping. Nick is progressing his cricketing career playing for Napier Old Boys Marist back in New Zealand and is on the verge of a first class call up for Central Districts.

Nick's Quatt Record .

Nick Phelps (Phaz)