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cricketWeb was developed by Tony Murphy and Daniel Richardson in 2002 in order to help cricket clubs and leagues use technology to communicate to members more effectively, reduce administration time and attract revenue through online promotion. Since its launch in 2002 cricketWeb has undergone major redevelopment to enhance functionality. Tony and Daniel plan to continue to invest heavily in product development and particularly increase the administration capability of the application to make running cricket leagues and clubs easier for administrators.
cricketWeb is a family owned business and all contributors take an active interest in playing various sports and participating in running amateur teams and clubs. The business has grown over last 12months to acquire the expertise of talented family and friends in order to support future sales and marketing and enable more rapid product development .
Although specifically designed to help cricket clubs and leagues, the cricketWeb application is transferable to other sports and community-based activities and Tony & Daniel’s vision is to expand into other sporting industries in the future.
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Tony Murphy (Director), Sales and Customer Service
Tony is a keen, former professional, cricketer who has played throughout the UK for the past 25 years and currently plays for Maori-Oxshot. He is well known at all levels of the game and has spent 13 years in various club committee positions, including 5 years as a chairman and 7 years as a captain. Tony applied his detailed knowledge of the sporting industry and the problems involved in running amateur cricket leagues and clubs to define the business specification for cricketWeb. His business background is in IT where he has specialised in project management and business analysis across a diverse range of industries. Tony is currently responsible for Sales and Customer Service at CricketWeb. |
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Daniel Richardson (Director), Technical Architect
Daniel provides the technical expertise at cricketWeb and designed and developed the software platform for the application. He has actively participated in many sports, including hockey, tennis, squash, snowboarding and windsurfing and has both captained and coached amateur hockey teams. Daniel has over 5 years experience in web, application and database design and 3 years working for the Australian Hockey Association maintaining the state hockey database. Daniel is responsible for the development and maintance of the cricketWeb application. |
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Tracey Richardson, Marketing
Tracey provides both marketing and project management expertise at cricketWeb. She has 6 years marketing experience in both end consumer and business-to-business markets, including 4 years in the Equestrian Sports Industry. Tracey is responsible for developing marketing collateral for cricketWeb including the corporate website and creating management processes to support the business. Tracey enjoys many sports including hockey, snowboarding, squash and netball. She has taken on the role of team manager for her hockey teams in the past and currently captains a netball team in a London league in the UK . |
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Sarah Murphy, Sponsorship
Sarah provides advice to cricketWeb clients on how to maximise the potential of their website to raise money for the league or club. She has over 10 years experience in the sporting industry and was responsible for negotiating Vodafone’s £15 million sponsorship contract with the ECB. Sarah's previous clients include the English Cricket Board (ECB), Scottish Rugby Federation and United Racecourses.
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FRIENDS OF CRICKETWEB
cricketWeb have enlisted the help of many talented friends:
Kevin McDonnell, Web Developer
Kevin is a computer programmer who had the unfortunate experience of working with Daniel at Barclays Capital and was conned into to helping complete the new version of cricketWeb. Kevin has a Masters of Engineering in Engineering Science from Oxford University and is a keen football, tennis and hockey player.
Damien Hatton, Graphic Designer
Damien is responsible for the look and feel of cricketWeb website and the presentation of all cricketWeb sites. His design skills span both new media and print disciplines. Damien recently left a studio management position in London to manage and design the identity of an Australian Surf Wear Label as it launches into another season. Damien is happy as long as he has a board underneath his feet whether it’s on the road, surf or in the snow. You can view more of Damien’s work at www.bookofswells.com
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