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Killinghall CC News
The Lastest news articles available on the Killinghall Cricket Club website:
16/01/2012 - 1st/2nd Team Indoor Nets
Nets will start in the Village Hall from Friday 27th January from 7pm until 9pm.
They will run every Friday up until the start of the season.
See you there.
01/12/2011 - Killinghall Club Dinner - Winners
At a star studded event at Oakdale Golf Club the winners of this seasons awards were announced to a capacity audience.
1st Team
Batting - T. Whittaker
Bowling - S. Wotherspoon
Fielding -
Player of the Year - T Whittaker
2nd Team
Batting - T Stanford
Bowling - No Qualifiers
Fielding - A. Dobby
Player of the Year - T. Stanford
3rd Team
Batting - M. Morrell
Bowling - M.Morrell
Fielding -
Player of the Year - D.Ferguson
Most Improved Player - T. Whittaker
Presidents Trophy - S.Copley & Y. Craig
Fantasy League - Top 3
1. L.Clarke
2. J. Morrell
3. A. Dobby
Last Place - D.Parkes
24/11/2011 - Killinghall AGM - Monday 5th December
This years club agm takes place in the Clubhouse from 7:30 on Monday 5th December. All members are welcome to attend.
04/08/2011 - Killinghall Eve League side secure Division 6 Title
Killinghall's evening league side secured a league and cup double last night, beating Sharow to the title on runs per wicket after both sides were tied on 14 points.
The team only lost one game all season, the first game of the season, going on to win 10 games in a row in all competitions.
Well done lads!!
19/07/2011 - Killinghall Eve League team win Greaves Cup
On Monday evening at Scotton CC Killinghall's evening league side defeated Burton Leonard B in the George Greaves Cup Final.
Batting first Killinghall made a steady start after the early departure of S Wotherspoon (11), and after 10 overs were 54 for 1. S Williams (20) and S Copley (14) added vital runs, but the main performance of the innings came from G Fish (82 not out) who managed to take the game away from the opposition with a serious of lusty blows and good running. The innings closed with Killinghall posting a challenging 144 for 3 from their 20 overs.
In response the Burton Leonard reply got off to the worst possible start with A Thompson claiming a vital wicket caught behind after a tickle down the leg side. After restricting scoring opportunities the batsmen were always under pressure, especially when G Fish (2 for 5) took two wickets in an over, the second after a spectacular full length diving catch by keeper D Atkinson. Killinghall's bowlers continued to turn the screw and take wickets with skipper S Copley taking 3 wickets for 5 runs in 4 overs at one end and overseas S Wotherspoon taking 3 for 15 at the other. Burton Leonard were bowled all out for 62 in the 15th over.
Match Scorecard:
http://www.onlinescorecards.co.uk/hdecl/results/10632/Killinghall_v_Burton_Leonard_B.htm
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