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Monday, 7 March 2011
FIRST CLASS AND SEEKING A TEAM
I am Lahiru Kasun Fernando, from Sri Lanka, aged 28. I am a wicketkeeper/batsmen who can also bowl off-spin. I have 10 years' first class experience and level 1 coaching in Sri Lanka. In 2008 I played in Australia and in 2010 played in the UK. I would like to find a UK Cricket club looking for an overseas player (as professional or as amateur). If you can help me to find a club then please let me know.
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TAKE ALONG YOUR LAPTOP
The Yorkshire League now uses an on-line scoring system with laptops that gives a ball-by-ball update on the league website during matches. The Lincs ECB Premier is looking at this and is having a demo.
If there are any "techies" within Lincs League clubs who might like to have a look they are very welcome to attend.
A demonstration of the ECB On Line Scoring system has been arranged with Steve Ward from the Yorkshire League at 10.15am on Saturday, 19th March at the University Sports Centre on Brayford Wharf East, LN6 7TS - pick up a free parking pass from reception on arrival.
The demo will probably take about two hours and all clubs in the county are welcome to attend.
The Yorkshire League already operates this system which gives a ball-by-ball update on the league website.
If there are any "techies" within Lincs League clubs who might like to have a look they are very welcome to attend.
A demonstration of the ECB On Line Scoring system has been arranged with Steve Ward from the Yorkshire League at 10.15am on Saturday, 19th March at the University Sports Centre on Brayford Wharf East, LN6 7TS - pick up a free parking pass from reception on arrival.
The demo will probably take about two hours and all clubs in the county are welcome to attend.
The Yorkshire League already operates this system which gives a ball-by-ball update on the league website.
HARRY'S DREAM REALISED
PICTURES KINDLY SUPPLIED BY ANN BOULTON
Former Lincolnshire Minor Counties skipper Harry Pougher received our county's Lifetime Achievement Award, presented by fellow ex-county captain and Nottinghamshire/Derbyshire player, Mark Fell.
Harry was also presented with the coveted Wilkinson Sword, won by his club, Lindum CC (Lincoln).
Former England skipper Mike Atherton - coached by Harry in his youth - sent a tribute, and Harry - and wife Steph - are seen with the warm message, which has been framed for them.
Below is the citation put forward by Lindum:
Harry Pougher was born in Scunthorpe on February 1, 1941. I worked in Scunthorpe in the late 1950s and can recall first hearing about Harry when reading about him scoring a lot of runs playing for Appleby-Frodingham whilst still at Scunthorpe Grammar school. One of his mentors at Appleby Frodingham was the late Jack Todd. Harry made his debut for Lincolnshire County CC, at age 18, in 1959. His last game for Lincs was in 1988. Harry was also a good footballer and played for Ashby Institute - at that time Scunthorpe's top football team. Harry went to Carnegie teachers' training college (which specialised in PE) and got a job at a school in the Isle of Axholme.
When Harry got a job as head of PE at the Robert Pattinson school in Hykeham he and Steph moved to Lincoln, where he played his cricket with Ruston Bucyrus. But when the firm folded in the late 1980s the cricket club went out of existence and Harry started his connection with the Lindum, where he played - as skipper - until 1990. Somewhat surprisingly, Harry never played for Lincolnshire's Over-50 side after he turned 50; indeed he never played any cricket at all after reaching this age. Instead, he devoted his energies to developing junior cricket, particularly at the Lindum, where he has been the chairman for the last 20 years. His devotion to this has resulted in the Lindum now fielding ten sides in the league, with spectacular success last season when all three county cups were won by Lindum sides and the Under 13s reached the national finals of the Ken Barrington Cup competition. Harry was instrumental in the Lindum achieving ECB Clubmark status, which in turn has attracted grant aid for a number of projects.
Harry became a top coach, one of the few non-professionals to coach at top level. He received an award for this at a ceremony at Trent Bridge a couple of seasons ago. Future England captain Mike Atherton was one of the youngsters he coached - and Mike remembered him during the award ceremony. Harry also ran coaching sessions to benefit local youngsters. Harry was also active as the chair of Lincolnshire Cricket Association for many years.
Former Lincolnshire Minor Counties skipper Harry Pougher received our county's Lifetime Achievement Award, presented by fellow ex-county captain and Nottinghamshire/Derbyshire player, Mark Fell.
Harry was also presented with the coveted Wilkinson Sword, won by his club, Lindum CC (Lincoln).
Former England skipper Mike Atherton - coached by Harry in his youth - sent a tribute, and Harry - and wife Steph - are seen with the warm message, which has been framed for them.
Below is the citation put forward by Lindum:
Harry Pougher was born in Scunthorpe on February 1, 1941. I worked in Scunthorpe in the late 1950s and can recall first hearing about Harry when reading about him scoring a lot of runs playing for Appleby-Frodingham whilst still at Scunthorpe Grammar school. One of his mentors at Appleby Frodingham was the late Jack Todd. Harry made his debut for Lincolnshire County CC, at age 18, in 1959. His last game for Lincs was in 1988. Harry was also a good footballer and played for Ashby Institute - at that time Scunthorpe's top football team. Harry went to Carnegie teachers' training college (which specialised in PE) and got a job at a school in the Isle of Axholme.
When Harry got a job as head of PE at the Robert Pattinson school in Hykeham he and Steph moved to Lincoln, where he played his cricket with Ruston Bucyrus. But when the firm folded in the late 1980s the cricket club went out of existence and Harry started his connection with the Lindum, where he played - as skipper - until 1990. Somewhat surprisingly, Harry never played for Lincolnshire's Over-50 side after he turned 50; indeed he never played any cricket at all after reaching this age. Instead, he devoted his energies to developing junior cricket, particularly at the Lindum, where he has been the chairman for the last 20 years. His devotion to this has resulted in the Lindum now fielding ten sides in the league, with spectacular success last season when all three county cups were won by Lindum sides and the Under 13s reached the national finals of the Ken Barrington Cup competition. Harry was instrumental in the Lindum achieving ECB Clubmark status, which in turn has attracted grant aid for a number of projects.
Harry became a top coach, one of the few non-professionals to coach at top level. He received an award for this at a ceremony at Trent Bridge a couple of seasons ago. Future England captain Mike Atherton was one of the youngsters he coached - and Mike remembered him during the award ceremony. Harry also ran coaching sessions to benefit local youngsters. Harry was also active as the chair of Lincolnshire Cricket Association for many years.
READERS LINCOLNSHIRE ECB PREMIER LEAGUE AWARDS
Harry Warwick (Grimsby), left, chosen as the Most Promising Junior Newcomer.REPORT AND PICTURES KINDLY SUPPLIED BY ANN BOULTON
A joint celebration of Lincolnshire Cricket brought the inauguration of two new awards – the Terry Bates Memorial Cup and the Lincolnshire Lifetime Achievement award.
The Readers Lincolnshire ECB Premier League joined forces once again with the County Cricket Club and Lincolnshire Cricket Ltd – formerly the Cricket Board – for a presentation night that saw Hartsholme receive an award for their progress in women and girls’ cricket
Nettleham were the inaugural winners of the Terry Bates Memorial Trophy, given in memory of the late league chairman and awarded to the club scoring the highest average pitch marks over the course of the season.
But it was the Lifetime Achievement award that had guests on their feet when it was presented to Harry Pougher of Lindum whose club also won the prestigious Wilkinson Sword for the successes enjoyed by their junior sides in 2010.
In addition to the new award, Harry was also give a framed copy of a letter of congratulation from Mike Atherton, whom Harry coached in his junior days and who still remembers him.
Local author and speaker Grahame Lloyd, the MC for the evening, introduced the prize winners who were presented with their trophies by Red Arrows Red 6 pilot, Flight Lieutenant David Montenegro.
ECB Premier League winners:
League Champions: Bourne CC
Target Series of Newspaper League Runners-up: Sleaford CC
Winkworth Cup: Bracebridge Heath
Winkworth Cup Man of the Match: J Scheepers (Bracebridge Heath)
The Stroud Family Batting Award: W Nel, (Nettleham)
Most runs in the season: W Nel (Nettleham)
Lincolnshire Echo Bowling Award: F Masood (Bourne)
Most wickets in the season: F Masood (Bourne)
Wicketkeeping: O Burford (Sleaford)
Fielding Catches: N Poundall (Hartsholme); R Badenhorst (Skegness)
Onyx Man of the Match Award: W Nel (Nettleham); R Badenhorst (Skegness)
Mike Molloy Trophy – Young Player of the Year: J Cheer (Boston)
Tony North Trophy – Most Promising Junior Newcomer: H Warwick (Grimsby)
Lincolnshire Free Press Scorers’ Trophy: Mrs Janet Morris (Boston)
Sibber Addison Memorial Cup: David Ginn
Ann Boulton Services to Cricket Award: David Morris (Boston)
Panel Umpires Fair Play Trophy: Sleaford
Terry Bates Memorial Trophy: Nettleham
Lincolnshire Cricket Ltd winners:
Women’s and Girls Development Club: Hartsholme CC
Wilkinson Sword: Lindum CC
Lifetime Achievement Award: Harry Pougher.
Nathan Poundall (Hartsholme) receiving the Fielding Award. 
Some of the winners.
Saturday, 5 March 2011
CRICKET SHOW IN SCUNTHORPE
Intersport's annual cricket show will be staged at the store, 92 Scunthorpe High Street, on Thursday, March 10, from 5.30pm to 8.30pm, featuring special offers and discounts, demonstrations and advice from product representatives. Up to 50 per cent off discounted stock. Call 01724 863536.
Friday, 4 March 2011
ISLE SWITCH PROPOSED
It was a welcome boost for cricket in the Isle of Axholme - roughly the area between the River Trent and the South Yorkshire border - when Epworth managed to field a team in the North Lindsey League, on Sundays, last summer, after a gap of many years.
Now, following a meeting of that league, Lincs Cricket Latest gathers that the Epworth side wishes to be known as Isleonians.
We also understand a request has been submitted to play home games at Belton, rather than in the world-famous home village of John Wesley, the Methodist founder.
There hasn't been any cricket on the old square at Belton for many years. But, of course, it staged games to a high standard when the village club was thriving.
We know the North Lindsey League, and the club, will keep all relevant folk informed of what's happening prior to the start of the season. And when Lincs Cricket Latest gets to know, we'll be happy to inform the wider cricket-following public in the northern half of the county.
If - and we stress, if - the Belton facilities are not approved by the league, and we aren't suggesting they won't, there's always the last resort option to ask for permission to play all games away from home.
There is a recent precedent in the North Lindsey League.
Now, following a meeting of that league, Lincs Cricket Latest gathers that the Epworth side wishes to be known as Isleonians.
We also understand a request has been submitted to play home games at Belton, rather than in the world-famous home village of John Wesley, the Methodist founder.
There hasn't been any cricket on the old square at Belton for many years. But, of course, it staged games to a high standard when the village club was thriving.
We know the North Lindsey League, and the club, will keep all relevant folk informed of what's happening prior to the start of the season. And when Lincs Cricket Latest gets to know, we'll be happy to inform the wider cricket-following public in the northern half of the county.
If - and we stress, if - the Belton facilities are not approved by the league, and we aren't suggesting they won't, there's always the last resort option to ask for permission to play all games away from home.
There is a recent precedent in the North Lindsey League.
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