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Mushtaq (Pakistan), Azhar Mahmood (Pak­ istan) and Narendra Hir- wani (India), Kumar Dharmasena (Sri Lanka) are just a few of the big names that svill be on show. The event, which is being


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Community cricket day big success


THE Community Cham­ pions Fund-supported Community Cricket Day, held at Clitheroe Cricket Club recently, proved a roaring success. The event brought


together families of all faith, race and background for an afternoon of enter­ taining and competitive 6- a-side cricket. While the adults com­


peted on the field, children were kept amused by a bouncy castle, cricket coaching and an entertain- er.The proceedings con­ cluded with a presentation to all participants followed by a meal for all a t The Balti Spice. Event organiser Farouk


Hussain hailed the day a success: "It was a wonder­ ful afternoon of family fun. It was terrific to see young and old enjoying each oth­ ers company and interact­ ing with one another in a respectful and toleran t manner regardless of faith or race differences. “Hopefully we can build


on this positive display and help to create a more


understanding society for all to live in. “This has once again


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Champions Fund for mak­ ing today possible."


lo h Z T R e a d ’s v i c t o r y s t r o l l 'The lorals were away at Gincroft Lane,


READ recouped some much-needed pride and points with a five-wicket win over Edenfield on Saturday.


Whalley Road club came away with maxi­ mum reward. Edenfield won the toss and elected to bat


missed, Smithson trapped leg before for nine by Barden, Naeem bowled by Butt and Bums mn out, the rest of the order fell ivithout much trouble. Butt had Adam Barnes caught and


(4) for Chris Holt’s final wicket, that saw him finish with 3-30, and Butt took the final wicket of William Slinger (1) to see the home side finish on 124 all out. In reply, Nick Marsh held the innings


bowled, and the paid man from Derbyshire followed it up by catching Dominic Bul- cock (13) and Kelly (0), both off Chris Holt, before returning to bowl out Jim Flit- croft (6) and Peter Holt (5). Tom Marsh then caught Brett Storey


which proved to be the home side’s second highest tally of the afternoon, beaten only by number three batsman Mark Bums’ 32. And once the top three had been dis­


first, with professional Babar Naeem at the crease alongside Greg Smithson. 'The Edenfield paid man put on 20,


and thanks to five wickets from substitute professional Calam Butt, and an undefeat­ ed knock of 36 from Nick Marsh, the


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off Bulcock, but 19 apiece from Matt Doughty and Kyle O’Connor, each along­ side Nick Marsh, saw the side past the post.


together after Tom Marsh exited for just one at the hands of Bulcock, and opener Will Driver was caught by Melia off Naeem for 31. Butt left for a duck, stumped by Birnis


action at Great Harwood in the final of the Ribblesdale League 20/Twenty Cup. Unfortunately they didn’t get the result


■The following day then saw Read in


balls, and reached his 100 in 73 minutes off 68 balls, taking in four fours and seven sixes. Read needed 11 off the last over, but


boy Oliver Newby, and the talented all- rounder smashed 110 not out with the bat to bolster Read’s innings, as five of the team e.xited without score. Newby struck his 50 in 43 minutes off 44


unfortunately only got 10. Kyle O’Connor was next highest scorer


with 16, aside from Mr Extras with 24. On Saturday, Read are at home to


Whalley edge derby day


WHALLEY won their derby with Ribblesdale Wanderers at Church Meadow on Saturday by 26 runs. Wanderers were never


really up with the run ra te in the second innings, and the accurate bowling of Simon Gorton (4-41), Ben Dowling (3- 21) and David O’Neill (2-74) put paid to their hopes of passing the tar­ get set by Whalley of 184-9. The Station Road side


won the toss and elected to b a t, with Martin Davies and Lee Kearsley putting on just 10 for the first wicket. However, after Kears­


ley was bowled by Liam Gidlow for eight, captain Davies progressed to top


score with 79, including nine fours and two sixes, alngside professional Phil Thornton (24, of which 20 came in boundaries), Alex Whelan (0) and Richard Palmer (38), before he was cleaned out by Terry Braithwaite at 157-4. The remainder of the


order struggled to put up much resistance as Braithwaite finished with 4-44, while Ribbles­ dale professional Gerard De Bruin returned 4-60. In reply, wickets fell at


regular intervals. The highest stand was


only 27, shared by David Braithwaite (27 not out) and captain Martin Brig­ gs (27), who was caught by Andy Pratt off Simon Gorton.


The next best score


was 24 from Craig Hall, followed Gary Hunt (14), De Bruin (17) and Andy King (15). If this rate had contin­


ued in the late order. Wanderers might have sneaked victory, unfortu­ nately Stuart Totter and Terry Braithwaite both went without score, and Marcus Pratt managed just two runs as Wander­ ers finished on 158-9 from their 45 overs. This weekend’s double


header see Whalley at home to Baxenden on Saturday, and Settle on Sunday, while Ribbles­ dale are also a t home both


days to


Barnoldswick on Satur­ day, and derby opponents Clitheroe on Sunday.


Cliatburn suffer setback


CHATBURN suffered a 77-run defeat at Airedale on Saturday. The locals restricted


the Yorkshire side to 182- 8, with Stephen Booth and Andy Booth taking two wickets each. Russell Braithwaite,


Rod Booth and Stuart Draycott were also among the wickets. In reply, Chatburn


could not match the Bradford Road side with the bat as they fell all out for 105. Andy Booth made the


best effort with the bat as he scored 31, including


four boundaries and a six, with Stephen Booth making 18. CHATBURN seconds beat Cullingworth by one wicket in a nail-biting finish. Cullingworth elected


to bat first and reached 50 before losing their first wicket. This heralded a major


collapse as they were bowled out for 107. Paul Shorrock (5-59)


and Geoff Lambert (4- 34) bowled unchanged throughout the innings. In reply, Rob Devine (21) and Andy Lambert


(21) scored runs, but the Chatburn innings col­ lapsed to 73-8. Shorrock and Lambert


steadied the ship until the former was out for 10 with five runs still required. Richard Briscoe then


entered the proceedings, and after several hair- raising moments with the scores tied, Briscoe hit the winning run much to the jubilation of his team mates. Geoff Lambert had a


match-winning perform­ ance of 23 not out.


CHAMPIONS Rimington inflicted a six-wicket defeat on Calderstones in the penultimate round of Clitheroe and Dis­


trict Cricket League games. Chipping A confirmed their second


place as Alex Hough hit an unbeaten 50 in their 58-run win over Ramhlere.


Champions maintain their form Riverside were again unable to raise a


team, handing Low Moor a walkover win.


Results Calderstones 149 all out, Rimington


150-4; Chipping Ramblers 104-7, Chip­ ping A 162-4.


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Earby, and at Padiham on Sunday, wickets pitched at 1-30 p.m.


they deserved, and lost on countback hav­ ing lost eight wickets to Harwood’s five, having seen both sides rack up identical tallies of 158 off 20 overs. Professional for the day was Read old


A FRANTIC end saw Clitheroe somehow contrive to tie their match at Padi­ ham. The home side required 13


runs for victory off the final two overs, and eight off the final six deliveries. That became four off the


final two balls, but a dot ball and a wide from Farook Butt meant they then need­ ed three off the final ball. Butt’s attempt to bowl a


slower ball backfired, and after bouncing over the head of wicket keeper Simon Coulter, the batsmen man­ aged to scamper the two runs required to tie the game. Clitheroe must have felt


they had thrown away the chance to go top of the table, as Settle were losing at Cher­ ry Tree. But their is just one point


separating the top two, and with Barnoldswick only a further two adrift, this is turning into an intriguing title battle. Padiham themselves must


have thought they were in the driving seat, after a opening century partnership


between professional Kasif Siddique and Michael Hawke. The former was eventual­


ly removed, clean-bowled by Mark Hargreaves for 64, having put on 127 with Hawke adding nine fours and one sue. A quickfire 27 from Umar


Saddique put the home side firmly in the box seat, but the tide began to turn when he was bowled by Butt. Anthony Hall (9) and


Naeem Ashraf (3) both fell in quick succession as Clitheroe begun to sense vic­ tory, and they must have thought they were on top going into the last two overs. But Padiham did just


enough to grab three points from the game, equalling the visitors’ first innings total of 232. Of that, it was once again


paid man Shahid Nawaz who led the show with a sub­ lime knock of 116. After winning the toss and


electing to bat first, Nawaz and Neil Bolton set about posting a decent total. Unfortunately, the part­ nership yielded just two runs


as the latter was removed for a duck, caught by Andrew Robinson off Siddique. Namesake Mark (22) and


Naeem Ashraf (45) were both in the runs alongside the pro, who smashed 14 boundaries and five sixes in his innings. His 50 arrived in 73 min­


utes, while his second half century was added in just over half an hour! The \vicket of Neil Bolton


was the first of Siddique’s 4- 98 as he also scooped Mark Bolton, Simon Coulter (3) and Chris Musson (0). Umar Saddique (3-70)


took three equally important wickets in Nawaz, Ashraf and Farook Butt (20), with Ashraf hitting seven bound­ aries and a six. But it proved to be not


enough to send Clitheroe top of the table, as they head into this weekend’s double header. Edenfield travel to Chat­


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