Twelve-year-old Durn in dream debut for Crossflatts alongside father
SUNDAY was certainly a day to remember for four of Crossflatts Cricket Club’s hottest junior prospects, with three of them playing a starring role in back to back games.
SUNDAY was certainly a day to remember for four of Crossflatts Cricket Club’s hottest junior prospects, with three of them playing a starring role in back to back games.
FIVE Crossflatts Cricket Club junior players made their first forays into senior cricket on Sunday for their newly-formed third XI.
IT is fair to say that the year 2020 has been quite something for Crossflatts Cricket Club's second XI skipper Lee Bailey.
FORMER Crossflatts Village player-manager Kevin Gill is due to make his eagerly-awaited playing comeback for the club in November - and his return is likely to be a huge boost for manager Steve Lewis.
CROSSFLATTS Village's new manager got off to a flying start with a 1-0 opening weekend win over Sandy Lane.
CROSSFLATTS won the race to sign batsman Joe Hicks a few weeks ago and the talented 28-year-old middle order batsman has been speaking about that, as well as his unique contribution to England's Cricket World Cup celebrations last year.
LEE Bailey's Manorlands #GeneralWatch Hospice head-shaving fundraiser keeps going from strength to strength, with £2,653 currently raised for the cause.
THE organisers of Lee Bailey's #GeneralWatch Manorlands Hospice Fundraiser have played their latest hand.
CROSSFLATTS Cricket Club second team captain Lee Bailey’s sponsored head shave for Manorlands Hospice in Oxenhope has captivated the local area so much that the first target was met very quickly.
NEWLY-APPOINTED Crossflatts Cricket Club first-team captain Dominic Bennett is hoping that the coronavirus pandemic ends soon so that his side can pick up from where they left off last season, which proved to be the most successful in their proud history.
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