Cricket club to expand to second ground

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Following the recent closure of Alderley Park Cricket Club and the large scale redevelopment happening at the Nether Alderley science park site, there were concerns that the original plan to retain the cricket pitch might not be feasible.

However, an agreement between Lindow Cricket Club and the key stakeholders at the Alderley Park site has secured cricket at the venue which will now be utilised throughout the summer to host home matches for Lindow's burgeoning junior section.

Additionally it will be used for occasional corporate fixtures, with the expectation that an additional senior side will be launched at Lindow in the near future which would see Saturday cricket re-introduced at the site.

David Kendrick, Lindow's Chairman, commented, "We are delighted to have entered this agreement and thank all the parties for their support throughout the process. Our junior section has doubled in size over the last two years and this agreement means that we can now run 14 junior teams, providing more opportunities for our younger players to develop and represent the club. We also warmly welcome any adults who work at the Alderley Park site to join the club."

Matches will re-start at the ground in April and run through to the end of the summer.

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Alderley Park, Cricket, Lindow Cricket Club
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David Nelson
Wednesday 15th February 2017 at 3:53 pm
Absolutely astounding! Shows what determination and commitment can do. This puts a club like Lindow at the heart of Cheshire's cricket community and is a welcome boost to sport for all.
David Kendrick
Wednesday 15th February 2017 at 6:41 pm
Thanks Dave- we have worked hard to get the club into this position and are now all set for a fantastic season ahead - 14 junior teams and 3 senior teams all set to compete