Oxley bids for Suffolk milestone

BURY St Edmunds’ Alex Oxley will become Suffolk’s youngest debutant since the Second World War if he makes his first Minor...

Stanmore up and running as Steven steals the show

By Fiona Tomas HE’s still only 18, but Stanmore starlet Steven Reingold proved once again why England called on his services...

Ted’s a Wolves fan

By Andrew Coffey ENGLAND legend Ted Dexter may have retired long ago but his love of the game still burns bright....

Women’s cricket sparkling at Cotts

By Arthur Redfearn COTTINGHAM are bubbling with new ideas to get more women playing the game. The villagers, who are based...

Recordbreaking Brad aims to kick on

By Andrew Lawton Revitalised: Brad Taylor Flying: Hucknall lost to West Indian Cavaliers in the Notts Premier League PICTURE: Richard Parkes...

Turner paints perfect over

By Paul Eddison DAVIDTurner followed in the footsteps of Sir Garry Sobers and Yuvraj Singh by hitting six sixes in an...

Sehwag’s shoot at Marston Green

By Charlie Bennett VIRENDER Sehwag is used to walking out at Lord’s, the MCG and Eden Gardens – but the Indian...

All Work and great play makes NZ star instant hit

International class: George Worker was in superb form for Knowle & Dorridge PICTURE: Getty Images By Charlie Bennett IT’S not often...

Joy of six for Pat

By Dan Barnes PATRICK Brown showed off his pace potential as he took six wickets to help Kidderminster to their first...

Mike keen to recapture past glories

By Andrew Lawton HENLEY and High Wycombe dominated the Home Counties Premier League from 2008 to 2015, claiming every one of...

Lake gets his Lymington career off to perfect start

By Phil Jones WHEN Lymington captain Simon Beetham called upon unknown entity Malcolm Lake to open the batting last weekend, he...

Marsden mourns

By Andrew Coffey MARSDEN paid a beautiful tribute to Chloe Rutherford and Liam Curry last weekend, after both were killed in...

North Middlesex nurturing talent

By Tom Williams HAVING been at the club since the age of eight, batsman Joe Cracknell is living proof that patience...

Formby’s bringing out best in Keedy

By James Andrew Going strong: Keedy took 7-10 HE MAY have been playing top-level cricket for over 20 years – but...

Lovejoy can kick on in Essex

By Toby Smith TEENAGER Ollie Lovejoy struck his first Colchester century at the perfect time for his club, but now captain...

Keswick coach’s gong

By Arthur Redfearn KESWICK cricket coach Andrew Bryson was honoured at Headingley this week by England coach and former international Graham...

Epic finding for Carlisle

ROMAN treasure has been discovered at Carlisle, as part of survey work for a proposed new pavilion. The find at the...

Bristol can push for title with county trio

By Andrew Lawton BRISTOL captain Will Rudge hopes that his club’s strong links with first-class county Gloucestershire will help propel them...

Five star Hoare in the wickets

By Dan Barnes LINDEN Park stalwart John Hoare gave a stunning demonstration of everything he has learned in more than 40...

Gatting: Don’t get rid of tea time

By Andy Edwards FORMER England skipper Mike Gatting has jumped to the defence of one of the most fundamental parts of...

Droitwich call police for help

A STRONGER police presence has been called for by Droitwich Cricket Club after the Worcestershire club’s facilities were damaged by vandals....

Nawab has years left in him after best bowling figures

By Arthur Redfearn Picturesque: Ashraf Nawab, inset, is still producing the goods at New Brighton NEW BRIGHTON skipper Mark Rowland praised...

Dad and son hit tons

By Andrew Coffey LODWAY is already celebrating a milestone season, with the club in its 150th year of existence, but a...

Marsden pay tribute to bomb victims

By Robert Davidson MARSDEN Cricket Club have paid tribute to ‘fine cricketer’ Liam Curry and his girlfriend Chloe Rutherford after their...

Vanderspar’s heroics set the pace for Nicoll

NORTH Middlesex may be the early pacesetters in the Middlesex Premier Division, but captain Tom Nicoll is adamant there is plenty...