The 2015 season is well under way, and whilst the results for the senior teams have been mixed, we’ve already seen some fantastic individual performances, including a 5-for with the ball, and with the bat – two tons and a smattering of 50s! The first team has already left its mark on the 2015 Season Honours Board, with Charlie Swallow taking 5-36 off 15 in the first game, although Forrest Hamilton’s 77 wasn’t enough to see us overhaul Green Lane CC’s score, falling 60 runs short. In our second game against Tong Park Esholt CC, Redmond Bolton hit an awesome 103 n.o. off just 57 balls, ably supported by Robbie Miller’s 61. However, the game was abandoned with the opposition never looking lik

After months of planning, details have been released of the upcoming match between Yorkshire Visually Impaired Cricket Club and a Ben Rhydding Cricket Club XI in May. Yorkshire Visually Impaired Cricket Club (YVICC – Details HERE) promise to field a number of former England Internationals in their XI, along with some promising youngsters, whilst BRCC will field a representative XI, all of whom will be new to this form of cricket. Whilst International visually impaired cricket is played with a ball similar in size to the one familiar to most of us, visually impaired county cricket is played with a size 3 football, filled with ball bearings, and this is what will be used on May 3rd at Countan