BY ANN BOULTON
Will
Rhodes, who captained England ’s U19 World Cup team, returns to
his roots when he plays for Fenner against Cleethorpes.
Rhodes, who
also plays for Yorkshire , won the Cricketer of the Year award at a ceremony at Lords where Ian
Bell was named England Player of the Year.
A long-time
fan of the Knock Out, a competition he first played in as a junior, he was keen
to take his place once again in Fenner’s line-up if his Yorkshire commitments allowed. He will be joined by brother Dominic, who is
also a regular in the side.
The teams
met in the same fixture last year when the brothers both fell victim to
Cleethorpes’ overseas player Graeme Hume who also top scored with 74 runs.
This year,
the Meggies will be introducing their latest signing from abroad, South African
fast bowler Tumi Masakela.
Despite
having their progress in the Yorkshire ECB Premier League curtailed by rained
off games, Cleethorpes are fourth in the table.
Fenner, who
play in the Premier Division of the York & District Senior League, have
also suffered cancelled matches but are also currently in fourth place.
The match
starts at 6.15pm and spectators are welcome.
Entry is £2 per person or free to Grimsby Town members and those who join on the
night.
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