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The Main
The The Main squad is made up of the following players.
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Adam Young
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Adrian Woodward
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Alfie Clark
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Andy Beer
Our leader........a pugnacious batsman, who, tough as teak, throws everything into his stroke play, No playing for averages with this gutsy cricketer, as he takes the bowlers on, with a Sage flag draped around his shoulders.
Beer by name beer by nature, with fag in one hand, pint in the other, the Corinthian spirit is alive. A raw quick bowler causing problems with pace and variety and the odd surprising straight one.
Sadly, has bought a place with his missus........rip
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Andy Clark
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Andy Ebdale
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Anthony Hornby
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Blyth Duncan
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Cameron Walker
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Craig Bird
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Dan Colquhoun
A cricketer who leaves everything on the field, including furrows from his acrobat fielding manoeuvres. Often endangering his colleagues ankles on his flying visits in field.
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David Marshall
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Gary Cotterill
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Harry Clark
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James Crowe
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Jason McGorrell
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Laurie Robson
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Matthew Brannen
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Matthew Keenan
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Michael Boyd
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Mick Foster
One of the most professional hamstring injuries ever seen deprived the cricket world of one of the players of a generation. The original Brylcream boy, Foster, was often seen out on the town with old pal Compton, earning the sobriquet 'the terrible twins'.
In those carefree days immediately after the war, they symbolised the feelings of the nation. In that glorious season of '46, he delighted with an average over 50 in the championship, until injury struck. Responding to the baby boom era, he became career aspirational taking a high-powered role in the City.
Dominating the business world with a 'can do' attitude and not suffering fools lightly, he was often seen, cigarette holder in mouth, in his Bavarian speedster, dashing to the next power meeting. Prudhoe mourns his passing.
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Mick Surtees
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Micky Phillips
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Rahul Boinepally
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Rob Walker
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Rory O'Connor
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Ross Burdon
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Sam Crampton
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Sam Hogg
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Sameer Haque
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Steve Lightley
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Steve Pinnington
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Steve the Sri Lankan
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Tim Whittles
A tough Pollock like batsman and bowler. On the batting front he has a sweep to die for. In fact, that may just happen if he keeps playing it off good length balls. On the bowling side, things become a little more intriguing with away swing and lateral movement. Deservedly won last years fielder of the year award.
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| The Main TEAM PAGES |
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LEAGUE NEWS |
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(Tue 23 April)
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(Mon 22 April)
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(Thu 18 April)
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