Prize time for Moody
Bradenham A's Ian Moody and Topcroft's Adam Todd received their Norfolk League player of the month awards from Mark Humphries, financial planning consultant for league sponsors Lucas Fettes.
29 August 2008
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‘Promoted’ clubs to play waiting game
Some promotion and relegation issues in the Norfolk Alliance will not be rubber-stamped until after tomorrow's final round of matches. The two clubs in contention for the promotion place in the West Norfolk League - an Alliance feeder league - do not currently meet all Alliance requirements in terms of ground facilities.
29 August 2008
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Witchingham aiming to top mini-league
Several titles are already in the bag - but it still promises to be a nerve-jangling final day for a host of clubs across Norfolk tomorrow. Swardeston won the Gibbs Denley EAPL title two weeks ago, but they could still play a key role in the battle for supremacy between the trio of Norfolk clubs near the bottom of the table - Great Witchingham, Norwich and Horsford.
29 August 2008
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Swardeston aim to complete quadruple
Swardeston will resume their bid for a clean sweep of this season's major silverware when the Biss Trophy final, against Vauxhall Mallards, takes place at Brundall on Sunday.
29 August 2008
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Bombers to face Phoenix in final
Sunday's Junior Carter Cup final will be between Downham/Stow Bombers and Great Melton Phoenix. In last weekend's semi-finals, Great Melton beat Hales Herd by seven wickets in a match reduced to 25 overs per side.
29 August 2008
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Sheehan show is worthy of award
When Hardingham A's Glen Sheehan was thrown the ball last Saturday, no-one knew quite what to expect. The 43-year-old had not bowled this season, but was called upon to lead the attack as Hardingham's opening bowler was late arriving.
29 August 2008
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Jaik helps fire Essex to victory
Jaik Mickleburgh enjoyed a memorable Essex debut as he hit a half-century to set up a convincing win against Leicestershire in LV County Championship Division Two.
29 August 2008
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Swardeston’s taste of their own medicine
GIBBS DENLEY EAPL: Swardeston finally tasted defeat as their unbeaten record came to a dramatic end at Godmanchester on Saturday. Chasing 239 for victory, Godmanchester looked dead and buried when their eighth wicket fell with the score on 174.
25 August 2008
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 Five in a row for Maxwell
LOVEWELL BLAKE NORFOLK ALLIANCE: Saham Toney sealed the Division Two title in style as they broke the Alliance record total for the second time this season. The record of 359 they set against Mundford last month stood for just four weeks as Saham racked up 362 for eight against Dereham.
25 August 2008
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Downham deliver title again
LOVEWELL BLAKE NORFOLK ALLIANCE: Downham duly retained the Premier Division title on Saturday - and sent Old Buckenham spinning into Division One. The champions were restricted to a 90pc winning draw by the bottom club, but it was enough to ensure the title heads west again and that Buckenham cannot escape finishing in the bottom two.
25 August 2008
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Hurst nets glory with key innings
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Tas holding all the cards
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Gibbs Denley EAPL results
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Results
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Essex Development XI v Norfolk
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Downham ready to start celebrations
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Quadruple could be sealed with a Biss
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If the cap fits... Taylor bags award
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Feast of cup action over Bank Holiday
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Witchingham have got it covered
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Clubs urged to sign up for Cricketforce
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Moore success for Swardeston
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Rogers to fight on as county skipper
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Damp squib as rain ends Norfolk bid
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Norfolk hope to lift gloom on final day
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Spinners take charge
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Downham on brink of title
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Three down, one to go for Swardeston
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Helpful Push for Sheringham
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High and mighty as Stow shock leaders
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Witchingham stay in promotion hunt
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Gibbs Denley EAPL results
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Results
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Development side set for bottom spot
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Clubs poised to reject EAPL
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Swardeston on the brink of second title
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Board states its case
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Anglians, Caister set up surprise final
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Skipper Hoggett leads Dereham bid
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Lights go on again in Brundall festival
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