Congratulations to Scunthorpe Town's Del Crabb, who is reflecting on making 38 - his highest league score in senior cricket - at the weekend. He reveals it was the first time he had reached the 30s for around 20 years.
"Hoping to get a 50 before I retire," he says.
Del Boy, of course, is a hard worker behind the scenes at Heslam Park - and anything he can offer on the field comes as an added bonus.
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