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Youth Cricket Coaching at the Mardyke

Thursday, June 27th, 2013

Cork County Cricket Club crestYouth cricket coaching will commence in full on Tuesday, 2nd July, at 4.00 p.m. at the Mardyke in Cork. The Cork County Cricket Academy will be run by, ECB Level 2 Coach and former Club Captain, Ross Durity. Ross is a highly experienced cricketer at both provincial and international level and has been involved in coaching the 1st team squad for a number of years. The sessions are open to cork cricketers of all levels and abilities and each one will last for approximately 2 hours. The schedule for youth cricket coaching in Cork is as follows:

Youth Coaching Schedule:

Tuesday

Thursday

4.00 – 6.00 p.m.

U-11’s

U-15’s

For further details on youth cricket coaching in Cork, please don’t hesitate to contact Ross Durity (Youth Coach) on 086-2022325 or rossdurity@hotmail.com.

Alternatively you can contact the Club on 021-4272569 or at corkcountycc@gmail.com.

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Cork County U-14’s defeat Cork Harlequins by 29 runs

Tuesday, May 21st, 2013

Cork County Cricket Club crestCork County captained by Brian Kelleher took on local rivals Cork Harlequins in the U-14 Munster League at the Mardyke last Saturday morning with the home side inflicting a 29 run defeat on the boys from Farmers Cross.

Having elected to bat Cork County finished on 76-5 after their 20 overs with Zack Morgan, younger brother of first team player Brad, top scoring with 25*. In reply, Cork Harlequins never managed to cope with the excellent dual seam attack of the promising Haris Khan (2-19) and Chris Van Heerden (2-10) and were eventually all out for just 47. A notable innings for Cork Harlequins side came from young Diarmuid Carey with 14.

The Cork County side contained two new caps Oscar McCarthy and Alex Dineen, son of former Club Captain Peter Dineen, who both excelled in the field. The home side were expertly commandeered by Brian Kelleher who was heard to say to his teammates during the match “come on lads lets do this for Leo”, in reference the late Munster Cricket Union President Leo Durity.

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