The Cricket Season Continues
Posted: Tue Jul 26, 2016 9:48 am
Amongst all the negativity on here football wise, it is easy to forget the cricket season is still going on.
So in my annual shameless plug, please put Sunday 4th September in your diary as it is the date of the Annual Benefit Match between Upminster CC and an Essex CCC XI, at Upminster Park.
As the County do not have an individual beneficiary this Year, the game is being played in aid of the Essex Cricket Foundation, and Youth Cricket at Upminster. The Essex Cricket Foundation does great work across Essex and East London to enable youngsters from all backgrounds to take part in cricket. Upminster's Youth section provides cricket to over 230 youngsters in the area.
These games are always a great afternoon and Essex will be sure to send down a strong team for the game. The 30 overs a side contest will begin at 1.30pm with the beer tent and BBQ available from midday. Entrance is by programme, priced at £2.50 and available on the day or in advance from various businesses in the Upminster area.
In the past a number of Daggers fans have attended the games, and normally Mr Thompson pops along for a few beers so you may be able to discuss some of your issues with him.
If anyone needs any more details, let me know.
Dashers
So in my annual shameless plug, please put Sunday 4th September in your diary as it is the date of the Annual Benefit Match between Upminster CC and an Essex CCC XI, at Upminster Park.
As the County do not have an individual beneficiary this Year, the game is being played in aid of the Essex Cricket Foundation, and Youth Cricket at Upminster. The Essex Cricket Foundation does great work across Essex and East London to enable youngsters from all backgrounds to take part in cricket. Upminster's Youth section provides cricket to over 230 youngsters in the area.
These games are always a great afternoon and Essex will be sure to send down a strong team for the game. The 30 overs a side contest will begin at 1.30pm with the beer tent and BBQ available from midday. Entrance is by programme, priced at £2.50 and available on the day or in advance from various businesses in the Upminster area.
In the past a number of Daggers fans have attended the games, and normally Mr Thompson pops along for a few beers so you may be able to discuss some of your issues with him.
If anyone needs any more details, let me know.
Dashers