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Updated
13 May, 2008
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CHAMPIONS BEATEN!
Shepley enjoyed a stunning victory away
to Honley on Saturday, winning by 48 runs. Honley, champions for
the past three seasons and double-winners twice in that time, looked
well on course for victory when Shepley were reduced to 32-4. But
Phil Heaton had other ideas and, ably assisted by some real character
amongst the late middle order and tail enders, hung on to 66 and a team
score of 154-9. Honley were still favourites as they started their
innings, but the excellent Shepley attack had other ideas. Heaton
completed a memorable personal performance with five wickets, Sri Lankan
Ramesh Subasinghe continued to impress with three and Danny Glover
picked up the other two. Honley were all out for 106 and a match
that Shepley would have lost in the past led to a great win. Full
scorecard now on line
here.
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CUP DRAWS
Shepley 1st XI have been drawn away to
Conference side Hall Bower in the second round of the Sykes Cup; the
game will be played on Sunday 18 May. The 2nd XI host Conference 2
side Clayton West; this game is put back to Sunday 25 May due to the
unavailability of the Marsh Lane ground because of the annual Shepley
Spring Festival.
In the Crowther Cup the 2nd XI are at
home to Bradford League side Manningham Mills; because of fixture
congestion, Honley Cricket Club have kindly agreed to host the game,
which will be played on Sunday 18 May at 1.00pm.
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FORTHCOMING SENIOR FIXTURES
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SATURDAY 17 MAY 2008 at 1.30pm
Drakes Huddersfield League Premiership
BARKISLAND
v SHEPLEY
at Scammonden Road, Barkisland
BALL SPONSOR: IAN
STEVENSON
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SUNDAY 18 MAY 2008 at 1.30pm
Sykes Cup 2nd Round
HALL BOWER
v SHEPLEY
at Hall Bower Lane, Hall Bower
BALL SPONSOR:
WILBYS CHARTERED
SURVEYORS
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SUNDAY 18 MAY 2008 at 1.00pm
Crowther Cup 2nd Round
SHEPLEY 2nd XI v MANNINGHAM MILLS 2nd XI
at Far End Lane, Honley
BALL SPONSOR: THE CASK & SPINDLE
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LIVE MUSIC IN THE 'WINE BAR'
LAST FRIDAY CLUB - MAY
FRIDAY 30th MAY at 8.30pm
Doors open at 7.00pm
THE ROSE'n'BERG BAND
A brand new expanded band featuring four of
the area's top musicians: Malcolm Bergin (guitarist from the Bad Back Band &
The Blues Train),
Ian Rose (Hammond organ player from Blues
Station), Chris Stachan (bass player from Emily Druce & Dizzy Fingers)
and Steve Tann (drummer from Crown Jewels). One to
look forward to!
ADMISSION ABSOLUTELY FREE!
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Welcome to
the home page of Shepley Cricket Club, heart of a rural West Yorkshire village
community. The
club was founded in 1871 and since 1932 has been a proud member of the
Huddersfield League - a hard-fought competition that has produced many Test
players for England, a group that includes
Shepley's Darren Gough.
The First XI
currently plays in the Drakes Huddersfield League Premiership, and the Second XI
compete in the Premiership of the Second XI competition. The
club has a wonderful record at junior levels, with the current crop of
youngsters proving exceptional. In the past few seasons the Under 13, Under 15 and Under 17 sides have each won major
trophies, and today several junior players are already making their mark in the
senior teams.
Check the programme for events by clicking on the
Club Calendar link.
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