With apologies to Dexy's Midnight Runners for the headline
What's this I spy on the scoresheet? Barton Town's Dean Cressey not only opening the bowling with his 'slow stuff' but also the batting in the same Lincs prem match. Those who know his batting pedigree might raise an eyebrow or two about that.
Surely he's not going to be claiming the title all-rounder from now on!
The batting experiment didn't seem to work out as planned - he got only two - but he did have a very good day with the ball at Haxey.
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