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Durham and north east cricket league

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Durham dig out a draw in the NEPL.

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Last year presented unpredictable and immensely tough challenges for our game but in a time of national crisis the cricket community across Durham worked hard to deliver a season of cricket which made us appreciate our great game more than ever before. The season was packed with remarkable stories on and off the pitch, we celebrated cricket for the sport itself and for the extraordinary people involved in it too. Mark Wood recognised local hero Susan Bainbridge — a volunteer at the North East Ambulance Service who in her spare time runs Zumba classes for older people throughout Teesdale. At local level, clubs and their players, parents and volunteers recognised key workers in numerous ways. Some clubs volunteered to become foodbank collection sites, others prepared and gave out school meals as clubs supported their local communities during a year like no other. After the longest wait for the start of the season, cricket became the first team sport to return at grassroots level — a fact we were immensely proud of. A game often regarded as traditional repositioned itself and adapted quickly to the restrictions imposed by the pandemic to deliver opportunities for play and competition for everyone in a safe way.

Durham and north east cricket league

We expect a tough match, but if all live up to our expectations, a victory is possible against a club who have strength in depth. We are certainly looking forward to the challenge ahead. The Durham Academy travel to champions South North and have drawn one and lost one, of their two games, while South North have won both their opening fixtures. Burnmoor have two changes, with Sami Niazi arriving for his first match and Gareth Harte available again. Craig Symington decided last season to retire from cricket last summer to play golf, but has changed his mind and signed on the dotted line to play alongside his brother Marc. Willington travel to Boldon and the home side will be missing Gary Scott, who has broken his hand last weekend. Our Australian is due early next week so we hope to have him in the side for the weekend after. We should also have a couple of players back who missed last weekend. Easington had an excellent five-wicket win at Philadelphia last week and will be looking to continue that positive start at home to Esh Winning. Esh also won, bowling Durham City out for just 36, and skipper David Lawlor fields an unchanged side.

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