Grimsby and District Cricket League Annual Dinners 2011-2022

John Pettit Grimsby & District League Annual Dinner & Presentation 2013 (Established 1921) Thursday 3rd October2013 Guest Speaker - Arnie Sidebottom Yorkshire & England Saturday 25 Over League Curry Cup (Champions) Pheonix Brocklesby Cup (Runners up) Rose & Crown Falconer Cup (Batting) K Young (Rose |& Crown) Curry Cup (Bowling) K Meech (Rose & Crown) Knockout Cup Winners Harvest Moon Man of the Match D Baker (Harvest Moon) Ashridge Cup (Most Runs) D Baker (Harvest Moon) Franklin Cup (Most Wickets) K Meech ( Rose & Crown) Sheckell Cup (Best Wkt Keeper) M Board (Harvest Moon) Haddelsey Cup (Most Catches) A Wheatley (Rose & Crown) Arnie Sidebottom was one of England's many one-cap wonders of the 1980s - his only Test was against the Australians at Nottingham in 1985 when he was 31 (and by his own admis- sion "well past my sell-by date"). He took 1 for 65 before a foot injury caused him to limp out of the match - a fitting end given that he had something of a reputation for being injury prone. He might have played more for England but for his successful foot- ball career - he played for Manchester United, Huddersfield and Halifax - and his participa- tion in the 1982 rebel tour to South Africa which led to a three-year ban.. Flame haired, a seamer of more pace than at first appeared to be the case, and a useful late- order batsman with a first-class hundred to his name, Sidebottom made his Yorkshire de- but in 1973 but took some time to develop and was not capped until 1980. He continued playing for Yorkshire until 1991, and then moved onto their coaching staff until his 30- year association with them was ended in 2003 when he fell victim to a clearout by new man- agement. His son, Ryan, made one appearance for Eng- land in 2001, and was destined to join his dad in the one Test club, until he was recalled in 2007, taking eight wickets on return to down West Indies .