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2 days ago |
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Bill Marshall
In that time, they won the Bradford Premier League title twice and the Priestley Cup. However, now the 36-year-old is back in temporary charge while Brad Schmulian recovers from a broken thumb he suffered in the field against Baildon last month. Garner, who scored 56 not out to help Woodlands defeat visitors Woodhouse Grange by six wickets in the Rothesay ECB National Club Championship on Sunday, explained: “It was the time element.
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6 days ago |
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Bill Marshall
Queensbury captain Phil Sharples (right) could only watch in horror as his bowlers were carted all round the ground against rampant visitors SBCI on Sunday. (Image: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com) MOUNT caused the only shock in terms of divisional status in the first round of the ENCO Halifax League’s Briggs Priestley Parish Cup. The Division Two club accounted for Division One Sowerby St Peter's at the Field of Dreams.
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1 week ago |
ilkleygazette.co.uk | Bill Marshall
Alex Atkinson (batting) score 112 runs for Otley ONE unbeaten record is set to go in the Aire-Wharfe League Premier Division on Saturday as Steeton entertain Otley. The latter currently sit top of the table on 59 points, but Steeton are a point behind them, with Horsforth Hall Park - the other unbeaten team - on 56 points. Otley made it three wins from three last weekend with a comprehensive display at home to Addingham, who were dismissed for 194 after winning the toss.
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1 week ago |
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Bill Marshall
Jacob Stephens recreates his Priestley Cup innings for the cameras in midweek at Crossflatts Cricket Club. (Image: Bill Marshall) IT USED to be beware the injured cricketer - remember Roy Fredericks, Chris Gayle and Steve Waugh? But now maybe it should be beware the hungover cricketer.
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1 week ago |
keighleynews.co.uk | Bill Marshall
Oakworth batted expertly over the weekend, enjoying big wins over both Stones and Greetland as a result. (Image: John Ashton) Oxenhope continued their excellent start to the new ENCO Halifax League Premier Division season with a four-wicket win over visiting Shelf Northowram Hedge Top. The away side batted first and posted 149, as they were kept in check by Ben Howell, who took 5-39.
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