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A popular former west Cumbrian cricketer has died after a short illness.
Alan Parker, who played for both Whitehaven and Egremont in the North Lancashire and Cumberland Senior Leagues, was 72.
Whitehaven-born, he was educated at St. Begh’s be... |
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TOO MANY years ago Penrith Cricket Club decided to leave the old North Lancashire and Cumbria Cricket League (NL&CC... |
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AFTER too many months of a total absence of any cricket whatsoever, Keswick Cricket Club returned with one almi... |
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Cricket could be enjoyed over a longer format than was originally thought possible by the Cumbria League management... |
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After long months of inactivity during lockdown, Keswick Cricket Club bounces back into action this weekend with a ... |
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What a day for Carlisle Cricket Club in their efforts to raise money for their junior section and the Eden Valley H... |
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This is a Workington first team pic from 1977 when Workington were almost ready to take on Kendal in the Meageen Cu... |
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Workington Cricket club’s first team pictured in the late 1970’s ?
Certainly it looks as though it w... |
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Our sporting look back down Memory Lane switches to cricket, and a team shot taken around 1963.
It’s the Hi... |
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Back in the summer of 76! The best year of their lives! with apologies to Bryan Adams.
The cutting alongside was ... |
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