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Records tumble at Pudsey St Lawrence but was it right?

June 22, 2017 by John Fuller

pudsey st lawrence batting heroics

Pudsey St Lawrence’s record-breaking 2nd XI Priestley Shield home tie with Brighouse will go down in history for any number of reasons. The Toft Road crowd saw their team go from 66-2 to 525-3 as Jack Allman hit 258 off 141 balls and Harry Cullingford was unbeaten on 206 before a curious declaration three balls […]

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Home is where the heart is for Old Sharlston Cricket Club

May 11, 2017 by John Fuller

Old Sharlston Cricket Club

A few weeks back, my Sunday was given over to Old Sharlston Cricket Club vs Great Preston in the opening round of the National Village Cup. The day began as days always should with a highly nutritious, low-calorie (very) premature lunch…a Greggs sausage roll on the concourse of Wakefield Westgate railway station. The friendliness of […]

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Cricket and Caroline’s cheeseburgers at Clifton Alliance

May 8, 2017 by John Fuller

Clifton Alliance Cricket Club had come up in conversation and been recommended a few times by those that know their cricket and it did not disappoint. Ostensibly visiting York Cricket Club for The Cricket Paper, a growing stomach and rumours of a ‘proper cricket tea’ meant wandering over to CACC’s refurbished clubhouse was a no-brainer. […]

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House of York primed for Premier League North assault

May 5, 2017 by John Fuller

york cricket club's kyle brockley

York Cricket Club’s Clifton Park HQ would not be out of place on a nature reserve, its wooden panel frontage and shimmering glass aesthetic augmented by the expanse of balcony. There were no curlews or lapwings in attendance for this ECB Yorkshire Premier League North fixture on parade from the viewing platform but pockets of […]

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How do cricket clubs grow their membership?

May 1, 2017 by John Fuller

club cricket

Imagine you are a member of a gym and when renewal swings round, they ask for your cash, expect you to sign up again and yet don’t really express why you should. It might be the nudge you need or you might feel like they should have tried harder to keep your business and decide […]

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Hanging Heaton display Bradford Premier League credentials

April 27, 2017 by John Fuller

gary Fellows is trapped LBW

For this asthmatic and somewhat unfit forty-something, the steep incline from Batley railway station that leads to Hanging Heaton Cricket Club’s Bennett Lane base almost defeated me. Nonetheless, cricket was in the offing and I arrived red-faced and pleased for the nippy wind that offset the promise of sunshine and a Bradford Premier League fixture […]

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Transfer Centre: Yorkshire’s ECB Premier Leagues for 2017

April 20, 2017 by John Fuller

league cricket transfer news

This is Cricket Yorkshire’s transfer news exclusive featuring all four ECB Premier leagues in Yorkshire. You won’t get this collated news anywhere else…if you get value out of the read, please share it on Twitter/Facebook using the buttons top or bottom of this page. Who has moved clubs? What are the teams across all of the leagues? Here’s […]

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Leeds Bradford MCCU raring to go

March 24, 2017 by John Fuller

Leeds Bradford MCCU captain Moin Ashraf

Lisa on BBC Look North had promised sunshine and mild temperatures but as the Northern Rail bonerattler dragged its way indignantly to Burley Park station, the clouds were grizzling, moping and pouting. The briefest of pitstops on Cardigan Road at Slips Deli afforded the luxury of taking the weight off my scrawny pins, unaccustomed as […]

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Meet Mel Neary; 74 and still in whites for Selby

March 13, 2017 by John Fuller

mel neary B3 cricket winner

There is nothing quite like delivering positive news on a Monday morning for kickstarting the week. Not so long ago, Cricket Yorkshire ran its first competition of 2017 – an absolute belter if I say so myself – in association with our website partner B3 Cricket – to win a custom-made cricket bat. This was […]

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Would you become a cricket umpire?

March 9, 2017 by John Fuller

terry bentham

With friendly fixtures likely outdoors in Yorkshire from April leading into league action, every cricket umpire across the land is dusting off their white coats, rummaging for ball counters and reacquainting themselves with the finer points of Duckworth-Lewis-Stern. ** There have been the usual appeals crossing my @cricketyorks Twitter timeline from leagues promoting their cricket […]

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