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West Yorkshire women’s softball: Pink balls, power and pooches

July 9, 2026 by John Fuller 2 Comments

The West Yorkshire Women & Girls Cricket League Softball Finals Day promised fast-paced fixtures for ten clubs across three pitches – spoiler alert – it did not disappoint. Pink balls were launched up, up and away on a breezy Sunday at Bradford & Bingley’s Wagon Lane ground. Non-stop, blink-and-you-miss-it action, an inflatable pub, cute dogs, […]

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Horsforth Hall Park: Kites and Collingham Cup win

July 3, 2026 by John Fuller Leave a Comment

Horsforth Hall Park Cricket Club has been on the radar for years – and last Sunday’s Waddilove Cup quarter-final against Collingham & Linton is when planets aligned perfectly. The prospect of cup cricket in the park – with a bonus of free parking on Fink Hill as it turned out – gave a spring in […]

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Arthington stage scintillating run chase to down Darley

July 2, 2026 by Mark Doherty 6 Comments

I’ve got a list of grounds that I’ve been to over the last 15 years, a series of Excel worksheets that show clubs that I’ve visited, teams that I’ve covered, and where I have been rather diligent in my recordkeeping…dates. As part of my planning for the second half of the 2026 summer season, I […]

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Brews on the Boundary: Travels to Yorkshire’s cricket clubs is OUT!

June 29, 2026 by John Fuller 2 Comments

Brews on the Boundary: Travels to Yorkshire’s cricket clubs is my brand-new cricket book that was published on 8 June 2026. This is an entertaining travelogue around Yorkshire’s cricket clubs from the 2024 & 2025 seasons with my adventures, conversations and observations. 👋 You can read an extract from the book here. It’s a fun […]

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Grassroots cricket is hot – but is it bothered?

June 26, 2026 by John Fuller Leave a Comment

The latest UK heatwave is a not-so-subtle reminder that extreme temperatures are here to stay. They are not a freak outlier nor anything we should be surprised about – and yet, I tend to react with incredulity every time the mercury dips above 30°C. At least it’s been cooler in Yorkshire than the South coast […]

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Sizzling summer solstice as Yapham host Beverley Town

June 25, 2026 by Mark Doherty Leave a Comment

The Longest Day. Sounds like a good title for a movie…oh wait, it was! A glance at the fixtures list over breakfast suggested a busy Sunday across Yorkshire. A second glance, after a succession of cancellations filtered through social media and club channels, painted a different picture. Two of the games I had planned as […]

Filed Under: Opinion, Women and Girls Cricket

Eggborough Power Station CC: The Eagles have landed

June 23, 2026 by John Fuller 1 Comment

Going to Eggborough Power Station Cricket Club to check out their new ground offered a glimpse into the future and a reminder of the past. In 2017, I watched Eggborough’s evening league game against Carlton Towers when they had the power station’s cooling towers as the backdrop. Since then, the power station has been demolished […]

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Killinghall take the points at windy Goldsborough

June 19, 2026 by Mark Doherty Leave a Comment

It was Bed Race day in Knaresborough, an annual event that sees up to 90 ‘beds’ being pushed nearly two and a half miles around a course that starts by the river. The route travels up around the steep roads by the castle and beds then descend through the town centre, back to the start…by […]

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Bradford Park Avenue Ladies edge past Crossflatts at Windhill

June 16, 2026 by John Fuller Leave a Comment

Spoilt for choice on a Sunday that promised not to be chilly or wet for a change, I headed for women’s Premier League cricket in Shipley. Deposited on Platform 1 of the rail station, the lights opposite McDonalds were out so traffic had backed up into other postcodes.  An electronic sign advertised ‘Clean Air Day’ […]

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The game that wasn’t supposed to happen at Ripley

June 10, 2026 by John Fuller Leave a Comment

There’s something uplifting about a cricketer’s refusal to admit defeat to the weather. All the forecasts leading into Saturday’s Theakston Nidderdale League Division Six fixture between Ripley and the higher-placed Thornton Le Moor promised rain, rain, and basically more rain. The sort of forecast that encourages sensible people to stay at home, or since it […]

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