Cricket Yorkshire

Enjoy one of England's highest club cricket grounds as John Fuller heads to Queensbury Cricket Club. This episode of the Cricket Yorkshire Podcast includes a tour of the ground, plus snippets of match commentary.For articles and photography from Yorkshire cricket clubs, head to ⁠cricketyorkshire.com.

This episode sees John Fuller have a relaxed walk around the boundary at Stainland Cricket Club with a blend of match commentary and discussion of the famed teas at this Halifax League ground.Read more on cricketyorkshire.com

Rhiannon Blake chats to John Fuller of ⁠⁠cricketyorkshire.com⁠⁠ about the beginnings of women and girls’ cricket at Rawdon Cricket Club, while offering her personal journey with Multiple Sclerosis (MS).On a stroll around the boundary, we discuss her diagnosis, the impact of MS, adapting bowling and routines. Plus, the Spoon Theory to manage energy, as well as Rhiannon's determination to enjoy the game she loves.✍️ Article and match photos from the day: cricketyorkshire.com/rawdon-women-make-home-debut

Johnny Barnett, coach and player at Stainland Cricket Club and winner of the ⁠Yorkshire Tea Community Cricket Award⁠ for June, chats to John Fuller of ⁠cricketyorkshire.com⁠.In the episode, there is:

Kammy Siddique, first-team captain at Bowling Old Lane Cricket Club and winner of the Yorkshire Tea Community Cricket Award for May, chats to John Fuller of cricketyorkshire.com.In the episode, there is:

Claire Bassindale was Highly Commended for May's Yorkshire Tea Community Cricket Award for her incredible efforts at Otley Cricket Club in driving junior cricket and then launching women and girls' cricket too. Claire chats to John Fuller about how it all happened and the vital role of volunteers in building the momentum.

Awarded the British Empire Medal (BEM) for services to cricket in the King's Birthday Honours, Bradford Park Avenue Head Groundsman Nasa Hussain discusses his life in the game. From the Bradford League at just 14 to learning about cricket grounds maintenance and overseeing the iconic venue in the city that has been transformed.The podcast is a celebration of Nasa but more broadly of cricket in the city of Bradford too. If you have a fondness for Park Avenue, the Bradford League, cricket grounds or want to hear more about Nasa’s life from the man himself, this is a great listen.Read more on cricketyorkshire.com

Welcome to the Cricket Yorkshire Podcast where we begin with a recap of what's on cricketyorkshire.com from cricket teas competition to Yorkshire Tea Community Awards.In the episode, there are interviews with Starbeck Cricket Club by Mark / Caught Light Photography about their All Stars junior cricket launch while Mark also chats to Charlotte Boulton, Crossflatts Women's 1st XI captain about the club's progress.John Fuller was at Bradford Park Avenue to watch the Chance to Shine Street regional finals for Yorkshire and caught up with winning Sheffield coach Zahid Saleem on the programme's impact.

Yorkshire County Cricket Club Men's Head Coach Anthony McGrath talks to John Fuller of CricketYorkshire.com about:

A chat with Grace Pearson who is Head of Women & Girls at Yorkshire Cricket Board. We dive into the world of women and girls' cricket during this 13-minute interview from a governing body perspective.

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Cricket Yorkshire Founder John Fuller discusses a rollercoaster of an autumn as well as a landmark for the grassroots cricket website. To read more interviews, news and exclusive photography from recreational cricket in Yorkshire, visit ⁠cricketyorkshire.com

My latest guest on the Cricket Yorkshire Podcast is Katie Stewart, YCB’s Women and Girls Development Manager for West Yorkshire. Have a listen as she guides us through some of the stand-out moments so far in 2024. In this episode, Katie discusses:

A chat with Sam Potter of Eryholme Cricket Club, about his remarkable performance where he scored 50 with the bat then bagged all 10 wickets for just one run against Spennithorne & Harmby. Includes:

A chat with Richard Gould who is now the top run-scorer in the history of the Bradford League. Includes:

John Fuller heads to Bradford Park Avenue to watch the Chance to Shine Street Finals for Yorkshire, organised by Yorkshire Cricket Board and sponsored by Yorkshire Tea. Interviews with Steve Archer & Soyeb Kyat (YCB), ex-England allrounder Katherine Sciver-Brunt on the impact of Chance to Shine for young people and Abi Sawyer from Yorkshire Tea. ✍️ Article and photos: https://cricketyorkshire.com/bradford-park-avenue-hosts-the-chance-to-shine-street-yorkshire-finals/