Friday evening saw some of Yorkshire’s Cricket heroes and volunteers pick up awards at a fabulous evening held in the Howard Suite at Headingley Stadium.

The evening was hosted by Sports Presenter Richard Graves, and featured special guests including Yorkshire Cricket’s Dr Jane Powell, James Wharton and George Hill.

The special guests awarded the accolades to those recognised for their dedication and endless commitment to supporting recreational cricket across Yorkshire.

The winners were:

Kammy Siddique, Bowling Old Lane CC
Connecting Communities Award

Izaan Ali, Allama Iqbal CC
Rising Star Award

Dax Sowery, Undercliffe CC
ECB Coach of the Year Award

Ellie Harrison, Barwick in Elmet CC
ECB Young Coach of the Year Award

Abdul Malik, DESA
Services to Diverse Communities Award

Claire Ward, Old Leos CC
Growing the Game Award

Gareth Fenton, Rufforth & Marston CC
Inspired to Play Award

Muhammad Asjad Baig, Bradford United CC
YCF Officials Award

Chris Haley, Airedale CC
Grounds Management Team Award

Anne Burdett & Mary Lowe, Shiregreen CC
Unsung Heroes

John Goldthorp, Pool CC
ECB Outstanding Contribution Award

Lee Geldard, Sandal CC
Safe Hands Award

Hardeep Singh, Carlton Towers CC
Cricket Innovator Award

Salma Afzal, Batley CC
Game Changer Award

Keith Boyce, New Rover CC
Lifetime Achievement Award

Mick Hornsby, Eastrington CC
Lifetime Achievement Award

Huge congratulations to all of the winners and to those who were nominated.

Image courtesy of Caughtlight Photography.

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