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John Fuller

Are overseas cricketers still value for county cricket?

July 15, 2015 by John Fuller

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There is a very short and sweet answer to that question but in the spirit of cricket debate, let’s kick this topic around. The reason for the article in the first place has been rumblings from the Ridings about Aaron Finch – now sadly off back to Oz after a broken foot ended his unsuccessful […]

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Foss Evening League: Retreat vs Tigers

July 9, 2015 by John Fuller

Foss Evening League

If there’s one thing guaranteed in Yorkshire, it’s that you’ll find superb amateur cricket stories round every corner. In this case, the Retreat is a specialist mental health provider whose sprawling complex of buildings are on Heslington Road in York. The Retreat Cricket Club plays within the grounds and dates back to 1889 with the […]

Filed Under: Cricket Grounds

Leeds Bradford MCCU scorch to Lord’s Final win

June 26, 2015 by John Fuller

bill root sweeps for leeds bradford mccu at lords

Leeds Bradford MCCU got their hands on some silverware at the third time of asking in an eventful season with a convincing victory over Cardiff at Lords. The squad lost out in two semi-finals in June in other formats but this 117-run triumph at the home of cricket (after Scarborough, obviously) will go some way […]

Filed Under: Club Cricket

Yorkshire Women dominate at Harrogate

June 22, 2015 by John Fuller

Lauren Winfield cuts the ball for Yorkshire Women at Harrogate Cricket Club

Yorkshire Women visited Harrogate Cricket Club on Sunday for the Royal London One Day Cup against Middlesex; a chance to see how Mark Loker’s squad fared in this fifty-over competition. Packed with England internationals from Lauren Winfield to Katherine Brunt, Yorkshire had firepower in abundance, on paper at least, to cover everything the visitors could […]

Filed Under: Women and Girls Cricket

Cricket clubs lose out through poor broadband

June 19, 2015 by John Fuller

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This being the age of social media, cricket clubs have the tools like never before to attract membership and keep everyone informed online as to how they’re doing. But there is a significant problem to this land of opportunity and that is a lack of any-speed, let alone superfast broadband across the UK. When was […]

Filed Under: Reviews

How does club cricket combat geography?

June 12, 2015 by John Fuller

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As size of counties go, Yorkshire is vast. If Google is to be believed, it runs to 11,903 metres squared – and they have scanned everywhere with their StreetView project so they ought to know. A Yorkshire population of 5.3 million equates to that of Scotland and a land mass over half the size of […]

Filed Under: Club Cricket

Leeds Bradford MCCU’s T20 triumph at Weetwood

June 9, 2015 by John Fuller

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After being given a ‘bye’ because their morning opponents Newcastle University had been unable to field a team, Leeds Bradford MCCU took on Durham MCCU at Weetwood in the afternoon sunshine for a place at the MCC / Red Bull T20 Finals Day on Monday 15th June. The winners of that mid-June extravaganza in Oxford […]

Filed Under: Club Cricket

What do you know about disability cricket in Yorkshire?

June 8, 2015 by John Fuller

Alex Jervis

Disability cricket in Yorkshire is set for a much-needed financial boost when ten members of the Yorkshire Cricket Board (YCB) undertake a 100-mile cycling challenge for charity in July. Joining them on this two-wheeled adventure will be cricketers from the visually impaired team and the physical and learning difficulties county side. The money raised, in […]

Filed Under: Interviews

Sunburn on the coldest day for cricket imaginable

June 2, 2015 by John Fuller

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The two-carriage industrial tinbox destined for Harrogate is popular this particular Sunday morning at Leeds station. Little wonder as it’s the third day of the Investec Test match at Headingley between England and New Zealand. Clusters of cricket fans loiter at each of the entrances to the train, waiting for the doors to open and […]

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Who’s Who? Cricketers doing magic and juggling fire

May 28, 2015 by John Fuller

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The Cricket Yorkshire office had a cricket book thump onto the doormat in time for the 2015 county season. It has a mint cover (in colour and condition) with Joe Root teeing off while Moeen Ali, who writes the foreword, clutches his Kookaburra and looks into the readers’ eyes. The Cricketers’ Who’s Who’s, published by […]

Filed Under: Opinion

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