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The Lastest news articles available on the Killinghall Cricket Club website:
21/01/2010 - Club Shop
The Killinghall Club shop is now up and running (a link page will appear on the website in the coming weeks).
If you want to order Killinghall logo'd kit, go to www.willowsportswearshop.co.uk, then search for Killinghall CC in the search bar. The access code is KI21.
The items of clothing on the site all come with the Killinghall logo. More clothing will appear in the near future.
05/01/2010 - Pre-season Nets
Nets start Friday 15th January from 7pm in the Village Hall and will be held every Friday, except Friday 2nd April. All are welcome.
07/12/2009 - Fixtures Released
In a draw to rival that of the World Cup in 2010 the Nidderdale League has revealed its fixtures for next season. The season starts on 17th April with the 1st XI home to Newby and the 2nd XI away at Newby. The 3rd XI start at North Stainley 2nds. Full details at nidderdaleleague.co.uk
13/11/2009 - Killinghall Club AGM
This years AGM will be held in the clubhouse on Monday 7th December 2009 from 7:30.
Please make every effort to attend as it is your chance to have a say in the running of your club.
16/08/2009 - Killinghall 1st XI win Cup
Killinghall 1st XI won the Aktinson Swires Cup by 4 wickets against Pannal at Pateley Bridge to record their 8th success in this competition in the last 11 years.
Fielding first, Killinghall got off to the best possible start with T Durrance (4-26) claiming a wicket with the first ball of the match. Tight bowling backed up by some tight fielding kept the squeeze on Pannal, who found themselves 86-6 just past the midway point in their innings. C Base (2-40) claiming two vital wickets in an over. Misery bowling from M Sweeney, who's figure were 0-13 from 8 overs, frustrated the batsmen while wickets continued to tumble at the other end. The innings finished on 170 all out with skipper R Danby claiming the final wicket.
In reply, Killinghall lost R Danby in the second over, caught behind for 0. However, some lusty blows from J Overend kept the scoreboard ticking whilst M Sweeney was content to play himself in. But once Jos had been caught in the deep, and T Durrance caught at square leg with the score on 30 the match was evenly poised. Worse was to follow when C Base was caught behind and very next ball J Lancaster followed in the same fashion. At 50-5 Killinghall looked up against it. However M Sweeney set about chasing down the total, he just needed someone to stay with him. Support came in the form of A Thomson (24) and D Bentley (33 not out) who saw Killinghall home with two overs to spare.
Mick Sweeney carried his bat for 77 not out which combined with his bowling efforts deserved to be named man of the match.
What made the result all the more special was the fact that Killinghall were missing half their recognised first team and were underdogs coming into the final.
Great effort lads!!
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