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Scarborough Cricket Club: Book Reviews (2021)

You can never tell what the reaction to a cricket book might be, even one that cherishes the much loved annual migration that is the Scarborough Cricket Festival. Thankfully, the reviews so far for Last of the Summer Wickets have been both kind and positive. The book has been out

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Bankfoot and Burythorpe illustrate the breadth and bounty in Yorkshire

Andrew Gallon watches cricket at Burythorpe and Bankfoot; two clubs reflecting the diversity across Yorkshire. B is for… Well, in terms of my recent cricketing travels, Burythorpe and Bankfoot. Two very different cricket clubs in hugely contrasting settings. Burythorpe Cricket Club haven’t, I learned, played weekend cricket for a

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Thrills and hills at Lascelles Hall for T20 quarter-finals

Andrew Gallon savours the history and heritage at Lascelles Hall and the Huddersfield Cricket League North Light Physio T20 Shield quarter-final with Championship rivals Elland. Lascelles Hall Cricket Club have been around since 1825, making them the oldest in Kirklees. They joined the Huddersfield Cricket League in 1892 and

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Yorkshire Disability Cricket teams enjoy county league return

After a season without league fixtures, Yorkshire Terriers and Yorkshire Tykes are back playing in the National Disabled Cricket League. The ECB National Disabled Cricket League covers the D40 Hardball competition (where Yorkshire Tykes play) and the Super9's Softball competition (where Yorkshire Terriers play). Cricketers with either a

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How do we best support volunteers at cricket clubs?

Volunteering in cricket is something I frequently think about, because it's so integral to the fortunes of the recreational game. It's a well-worn truth that club cricket wouldn't exist without those stalwarts. I was walking with my wife the other day and a

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Crossflatts: Catching the eye in the Bradford Premier League

Andrew Gallon watches Crossflatts get the better of Rodley at home as the Bradford Premier League newcomers impress. I - along with many others, no doubt - have been interested to see how Crossflatts Cricket Club perform during 2021, their debut season in the Bradford Premier Cricket League. The ambitious Airedale club,

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Blockbuster views of paradise at Warley Cricket Club

Andrew Gallon savours the views at Warley for this Halifax Cricket League Premier Division match against Blackley. Having lived in Calderdale between 1973 and 1983, a period spanning the formative ages of eight and 18, I’m a bit biased about the district’s scandalously underrated scenery. It’s no

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Lee Goddard: Runs galore in the Bradford Premier League

Bill Marshall talks to the leading run-scorer in the Bradford Premier League, Lee Goddard, about form, mindset and the push for silverware. Lee Goddard’s statistics this season are Bradmanesque. In seven innings up to Friday, June 11, the New Farnley opener’s scores have been 123, 89 not

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Deaf Cricket: Roses match returns at Addingham after 25 years

Michael Pulford reports on the Yorkshire Deaf cricket team and the revival of the Roses match over the bank Holiday weekend. After a twenty-five year gap, a Deaf ‘Roses’ cricket match was played out on Bank Holiday Monday, May 31st, with  Deaf spectators attending from both counties. Yorkshire hosted

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Ryedale Beckett Cricket League: Plumbers and ducks at Whitwell

Andrew Gallon travels to Whitwell-on-the-Hill Cricket Club who hosted Kirkbymoorside in the Ryedale Beckett Cricket League. The Ryedale Beckett Cricket League provides a welcome opportunity to watch cricket on a Thursday evening. With forecaster Sarah Keith-Lucas promising light cloud and sunshine (what, no rain?), I couldn’

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Great Habton inch past Staithes in National Village Cup

Andrew Gallon discovers the future of Staithes Cricket Club in safer hands and an upset on the North Yorkshire coast. Judging by an astonishingly busy A64 and A169, not to mention central Pickering, half of Yorkshire was driving to the coast on the first Sunday after the COVID guidance easing.

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