IN-FORM Amit Dani will spearhead Skelmanthorpe’s drive as one of several clubs aiming to book a quarter-final spot in the Examiner Twenty/20 tournament tonight, when the fourth round of games are scheduled.
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TRIPLE Drakes League champions Honley ended Delph & Dobcross’ brief stay at the top of the Premiership table thanks to Harlon Haye – with the bat!
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HIS MOVE to work in Coventry after university studies has limited high level competitive appearances for Richard Oddy lately, but the former county player returns in the week-long Yorkshire Amateur Championship which starts at Alwoodley on Tuesday.
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HONLEY have discovered they will NOT now play Hull & YPI in the quarter-finals of the Black Sheep Yorkshire Champions Trophy after the Humberside club were thrown out of the competition.
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IT is not unusual to hear members of Premiership clubs say how hard it is these days to ‘make ends meet’ while at the same time remaining completely competitive on the field.
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THE MCC are in Huddersfield next month when they will be playing at Lascelles Hall in a one-day game against Dave Weston’s Huddersfield New College Academy side.
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And to mark the occasion they are holding a re-union game, featuring their original 1988 team against a visiting team from Sheffield, led by former player Chas Ponsford.
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ELLAND’S Rob Laycock elected to play in the second team’s Paddock Shield tie against Kexborough, not feeling fit enough for the firsts after suffering an injury the previous week.
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Lee Booth and Jordan Thackray each took three wickets as Green Moor were skittled for 73, before Chris Flanagan (32no) led Thurstonland to an eight-wicket victory.
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MICHAEL VAUGHAN is expected to recover from a sore neck to take his place for Yorkshire Carnegie tonight in the Twenty/20 clash against Leicester Foxes at Grace Road.
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A SPARKLING century from Bilal Khiljee and a ferocious onslaught from Ryan Robinson sent joint favourites Delph & Dobcross and Elland racing into this year’s Sykes Cup semi-finals.
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STEVE WHITWAM was once again the toast of Golcar after a stunning 130 spearheaded his side’s victory over Meltham – and brought him the prize for being the first Premiership batsman to reach 500 League runs!
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