LCB get a mention in the Manchester Evening News
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Chris Ostick from the MEN recently spoke with David Lloyd who said: "We all owe such a debt to cricket’s unsung heroes!".
David Lloyd recently spoke with the Manchester Evening News about grass-roots cricket and how the LCB works very hard to promote the sport through schools, clubs and communities.
Please find some snippets below from the 23rd May 2012 article below:
"There is a team of unsung heroes up and down the country working with kids, teaching them about the game, and getting them involved in sport.
"Here, the Lancashire Cricket Board do that job, working at grass-roots level to promote the game and get children interested. And what a sterling job they do.
"Most people won’t know about the work done by people like Andy Hayhurst, Rudra Singh and Dave Reddy – but let me tell you, it is invaluable to the future of not just Lancashire cricket, but England cricket too."
To read the full article visit the Manchester Evening News website by following this link: David Lloyd: We all owe such a debt to cricket’s unsung heroes.
Thanks to David Lloyd, Chris Ostick and the Manchester Evening News.
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We all know that LCB go about their work in a quiet businesslike way so it is very nice to see someone telling the world about grass roots cricket.
Surely good publicity, as 'Bumble's' is must reflect well on our league and schools cricket and encourge new parent and children to come and join their local cricket club.
LCB cover a huge aspect of cricket from groundmanship, umpirng and scoring, school, ladies and girls cricket, rifght through from ages 11 to 18 and this sort of publicity can only be good for us all.
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