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After having stood down a couple of seasons ago after a few seasons at the helm of my cricket team I have been re-appointed as captain for the coming season...the side was relegated last year after a tough season on and off the pitch so I have agreed to take over next season and try to guide the side back up to the league above....I will update on here as well as go through the winter training etc we will be doing.... hopefully people enjoy reading

Indoor nets begin middle of January for 10 weeks 2 hour sessions...30-45 mins fielding drills and then net sessions...starting slow first week or two then ramping up the intensity as get closer to the season starting

I'd forgotten that you used to do this.

Good luck

That's a lot more preparation than the Ashes side will get...

Durhamfootman wrote:I'd forgotten that you used to do this.

Good luck

Yeah had kinda hoped my captaincy days were behind me but will go again and see what happens haha

Season feels a million miles away when you look outside at the moment but indoor nets will be here before we know it

Best of luck Andy. Hope you get to attend net session regularly and then enjoy the seasons in matches as an all-rounder you had few years back.

It feels so good to be back on the field playing the 20, 30, 40 and 50 overs matches, isn't it? The entusiasm in resuming club cricket is one of the best things after a break. Which over formats are played in England club cricket, Andy

We will be playing 50 over cricket this season adi with a midweek T20 competition too

andy wrote:We will be playing 50 over cricket this season adi with a midweek T20 competition too

50 over format is so nice in club cricket. Good luck for the competition.

Thank you, yep 18 games, 9 home 9 away coloured clothing white ball...T20 played with pink ball