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Welcome to the new Reorganisation of Premier League South cricket in Yorkshire

Premier League The launch of the Yorkshire South Premier League is part of a complete reorganisation of Premier Leagues in Yorkshire in 2016. This also sees the introduction of I would like to welcome you to the new Yorkshire South another new Premier League in the north of the Premier League, which will be launched at a clubs meeting county, the Yorkshire Premier League North. The on Wednesday 13 April at Rotherham Phoenix Sports latter, along with the existing North Yorkshire & South Club, with the first league fixtures on Saturday 23 April. Durham League, the Bradford Premier League (including the old Central Yorkshire League), and The new league brings together seven of the former ourselves, will mean that Yorkshire has four Premier Yorkshire League clubs, based in and Leagues. North Lincolnshire, together with last year’s top four South Yorkshire Senior League clubs and Wakefield Yorkshire CCC Chief Executive Mark Arthur says: “The Thornes, from the Central Yorkshire League. new Premier League structure in Yorkshire has been a long time in the making. At the County Club we are Over the last 18 months, much hard work has gone into anticipating improved competition throughout the laying the foundations for our new league. Change is county, culminating in the play-off semi-finals at never easy, neither is bringing together different cultures Scarborough and Headingley, with the final in Abu against a background of years of tradition and history. I Dhabi. Once again, Yorkshire Cricket leads the way." think we have succeeded to the point where there is now a genuine anticipation and excitement about the new Leading figures from the & Wales Cricket structure, the increased competitiveness, and the Board, Yorkshire County Cricket Club and the Yorkshire opportunity for clubs to test themselves against old rivals Cricket Board, attended a special launch dinner for the in a Premier League environment for the first time. new structure at York Cricket Club in February. They joined officials of the four Premier leagues and I would like to thank all the members of our committee representatives of their clubs, along with for their constructive approach, hard work and the Halifax, Nidderdale, South Yorkshire Senior, commitment so far. They have pulled together as a team Wetherby, York Senior, and York Vale leagues, who will and utilised their different experiences, knowledge and be partner leagues in the new pyramid structure. skills to get us where we are now. ECB chairman Colin Graves said: “The rest of the I hope that players, officials and spectators alike will all cricket community will be watching this exciting thoroughly enjoy our first season. However, despite the development. Those who have worked so hard to thoroughness of our preparations, there will undoubtedly make this happen deserve the highest praise.” YCCC be things we have not thought of, or that need to be chairman Steve Denison said: “Who would have looked at again. We are committed to ensuring that our thought this day would come? Brilliant leadership from league is as good as it possibly can be. We will listen to Yorkshire CCC, the Yorkshire Cricket Board and the feedback and, at the end of the season, we will review leagues.” and make changes where necessary. Yorkshire fast bowler Matthew Fisher, whose club Finally, I would like to thank our main sponsors, All Sheriff Hutton Bridge will play in Yorkshire League Rounder Cricket, and all our advertisers, for their much North, is excited by the new set up, which will see the valued support. champions of the four premier leagues meet in end of I very much look forward to the coming season and to season play-offs with the final being played in Abu seeing you all on my travels around our grounds. Dhabi on October 27. “League cricket has been transformed,” he said. “The best playing the best is

how it should be. We must be thankful to all that made Roger Pugh OBE, Chairman it happen.”

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It has taken more than two years to create the new league structure. Yorkshire Premier League Cricket Our Competitions chairman Alan Birkinshaw said: “It is a proud moment All teams in the YSPL will compete in three for all those involved. It has taken a tremendous competitions: amount of hard work and sacrifice. This is a special day • a 12-team competition for the League’s for all who have made this possible. Yorkshire cricket is championship; played with a red ball over 50 overs truly united.” per side, with a maximum of 15 overs per bowler, During the dinner the draw for the play-off semi-finals fielding restrictions, and ‘leg-side wides’ was made by Colin Graves and YCCC Head Coach Jason • a knock-out cup, sponsored by J P Plant Hire, Gillespie. They drew the team names from the White competed jointly with teams from the Yorkshire Rose Trophy, which will be awarded to the winners. Premier League North, which will be played in The semi-finals will see Yorkshire League North take on coloured clothing with a pink-ball over 50 overs a Yorkshire League South at Scarborough, while the side and a maximum of 10 overs per bowler, fielding Bradford League will play North Yorkshire & South restrictions, free hits for front-foot no-balls, and leg- Durham at Headingley; both games taking place on side wides – with the final being held at Treeton on 4 Saturday, September 17. September The winning teams will travel to Abu Dhabi on October • a t20 competition that feeds into the ECB national 22, where they will practice and play in one warm-up t20 competition, played with a pink ball and under match each against a local team before meeting in the the usual rules governing t20 competitions – the first day/night final in the Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium. round will be played on a zonal basis and the Yorkshire South finals day will be at Abbeydale Park Our Sponsor on 17 July In all three competitions, the Duckworth Lewis Stern method will be used to determine games where the agreed number of overs cannot be completed due to ground, weather or light conditions. The League will also administer an under 19s t20 Last December, the Yorkshire South Premier League competition. announced the signing of a three-year sponsorship agreement with All Rounder Cricket Equipment. All Rounder is one of the leading specialist cricket retailers in the world, stocking over 5,000 of the latest Yorkshire v Cancer and best cricket products as used by some of the Yorkshire Cancer Research is the official charity partner world's greatest cricketers. Based opposite Headingley of Yorkshire County Cricket Club and the Yorkshire Stadium in Leeds and owned by ex Yorkshire CCC and Cricket Board for the 2016 season. The organisations Derbyshire CCC player, Chris Taylor, All Rounder has are working together to reduce the impact of cancer in grown rapidly since its birth in 2011 to become one of Yorkshire, especially in young people. the largest cricket retailers in the World. Together, they aim to raise awareness of the signs and The announcement of the sponsorship coincided with symptoms of skin cancer, the importance of an early the opening of All Rounder’s new Cricket Megastore on diagnosis and the steps people can take to stay safe in Penistone Road Trading Estate, Hillsborough, the sun while enjoying outdoor sports during the by world number one batsman Joe Root of Sheffield summer months. Collegiate CC, Yorkshire CCC and England. The charity attends cricket events in communities All Rounder will contribute a significant financial throughout the region, with information about how to sponsorship to the Yorkshire South Premier League prevent skin cancer, free sunscreen, information about from 2016 to 2018, that will see the All Rounder name signs and symptoms and wristbands that change colour linked with both the league and t20 competitions. in UV light. To find out more about All Rounder please visit www.allroundercricket.com

www.yspl.co.uk The charity is also encouraging all 778 local clubs in Aston Hall CC Yorkshire to hold a ‘Yorkshire v Cancer’ event during 2016 and help to raise funds. Clubs or businesses that choose to host a fundraising day will receive a pack with 2016 Captain: Rob Ward hints, tips and promotional materials to get events up and running. All money raised will go back into raising awareness of cancer within Yorkshire’s cricket community. Ground: Aston Hall Cricket Club For more information about holding a ‘Yorkshire v Green Lane Cancer’ cricket match, visit Aston www.ycr.org.uk/yorkshirevcancer or contact Sophie at [email protected] or call 07470 057493. Sheffield S26 2BD 0114 287 3000 On the back of last year’s South Yorkshire League News from around our clubs championship win, captain Rob Ward and his team are .. really looking forward to another great season at Aston Appleby Frodingham Hall. Last year’s success was all the more enjoyable as it was unexpected, but with a great ‘team spirit’ and no CC outstanding individuals it was the club’s best ever season. 2016 Captain: Duncan Heath Overseas player Nick ‘Noodles’ Smitt will return for the new campaign. Smitt had a really good start last year, Ground: Brumby Hall but a shoulder injury prevented him from bowling in the Ashby Road latter part of the season. Now that he is back and fully Scunthorpe DN16 1AA fit, the club look forward to another great season from him. 01724 277764/07923 051217 A big new signing for 2016 is West Indian-born Maurice Appleby Frodingham will have all of last year’s players Chambers from Northamptonshire CCC. The former available and have strengthened with the addition of England Lions opening bowler, who will also bat in the Ian Snowden and Chris Groenink. Ian is a top order middle order, should be a really good acquisition. batsman who has captained Scunthorpe Town for the last four years in the Lincolnshire Premier League. Chris Having lost only a couple of players and with some has just come off the back of a successful campaign in promising young talent coming through, the club are New Zealand, making his debut for the Auckland Aces ‘A really excited for the new season. side’. He will add strength to the seam bowling attack. Duncan Heath looks forward to his fourth season as Barnsley CC skipper at Brumby Hall, and says: “Over the course of the last five years we have been developing a core of 2016 Captain: Jonathan Trower young, local talent supported by some experienced campaigners. There is a huge amount of potential within this squad and the two new additions will Ground: Barnsley Cricket Club certainly strengthen both our batting and bowling line- ups. I’m looking forward to the new challenges which Shaw Lane Sports Club the new league structure presents and seeing this group Shaw Lane take the next step and consistently deliver the level of Barnsley S70 6HZ performance that I know they are capable of.” 01226 203509

For 2016, Barnsley have turned to experienced campaigner Jonathan Trower to lead the team, following Jason Booth’s decision to stand down due to work commitments.

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As he explains, ‘JT’ thought long and hard before be a fantastic experience for Cleethorpes as we look to accepting the role: “I was asked to captain and try and showcase our skills against new opposition.” continue the great work undertaken by Boothy and the club in previous years. I was hesitant to take on the role simply because of the off-the-field commitment and the Town CC emotional effort required to do the job well, however after some hard thinking and soul searching, I have 2016 Captain: Luke Townsend accepted the challenge.” “Matt Wilson will be the vice-captain and I know he will relish the additional responsibility. My goal for the year is to book our seats on the trip to Abu Dhabi, and Ground: Doncaster Town Cricket Club looking at our squad, I believe we have enough depth Town Fields Sports Club and quality to go toe to toe with anyone within the new Bennetthorpe Yorkshire League South. Although we no longer have Doncaster DN2 6AA Azeem Rafiq, Daniel Rafiq, James Brown or Callum Bethell, we have signed left-arm spinner Oliver Jackson 01302 364559 from Conisborough, seamer Dan Waldron from Darfield, It is all change at Town Fields, with Alex Gosney and all-rounder Harvey Wooton from Wath.” relinquishing the captaincy, and all-rounder Luke “Zohaib Amhad will return as our overseas player for Townsend taking over. Stuart Guy and Lewis Brown the third season – this is really welcome news for the have joined Wickersley, whilst Rhys Mann has made the club as his quality and experience with bat and ball gives short journey back to Warmsworth. We wish them all the team so much depth.” well in their new venture. The club are buoyed by the news that Aussie all- Cleethorpes CC rounder Michael Topp has joined them for the coming season, along with James Ward from Darfield and Will Street from Rotherham. Unfortunately, however, 2016 Captain: Harry Warwick Gareth Cox and Felix Odell will not be returning to the UK this season from their spells in Australia.

Pre-season training has gone really well under the leadership of James Ward, and this season, youngsters Ground: Cleethorpes Cricket Club will be given the opportunity to play in the new league. Chichester Road Off the field, the club’s facilities have been enhanced by Cleethorpes DN35 0HZ a new electronic scoreboard, whilst new water-hogs 01472 691271 and flat sheets are on the way. 2016 brings little change to the Cleethorpes first team with only a few arrivals and departures. The club will be without seam bowler James Keast, who joins Grantham Rotherham Town CC in the Lincolnshire League, and Lawrence Redmond, 2016 Captain: Scott Hibbett who returns down under after his cricketing holiday in

Cleethorpes. The Seasiders, however, welcome South African Wesley Ground: The New Pavilion Marshall as their overseas professional. Wesley is a top Clifton Lane Sports Ground order batsmen and a part time off-spinner and will be Broom Road joining the club in time for the first Yorkshire South Rotherham S65 2AH Premier League game. Captain Harry Warwick also 01709 361739 welcomes back George Carlton and Matt Cliffe, who will both be expected to challenge for first team places. It has been a busy winter at Clifton Park with a lot of “We are looking forward to 2016 after a successful 2015 arrivals and departures during close season. All the first season with such a young side” says Warwick. “2016 will eleven players from 2015 have left the club, notably Ben

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Sanderson and James Moorhouse (both to Whitley will be a force to be reckoned with in the new Yorkshire Hall), Mark Cummings (Wickersley) and Archie Ogden League South in 2016. (Treeton). He says: “Sheffield & Phoenix United will surprise a lot However, the appointment of Scott Hibbett from Wath of clubs. We are a young, talented team who as the new captain has led to a host of new signings at understand the modern game. We are a young, keen, Clifton Park. Former Lancashire, Essex and England fast and fit unit and are confident that we will be bowler Sajid Mahmood joins from Ainsdale, and joining competitive in every game we play. We will approach him are former Bedfordshire batsman Zashad Arshad; every game positively and set out to win.” Irfan Mirza and Sufyan Sayed from Treeton; South Two familiar faces who will not be at Bawtry Road in African overseas fast-medium bowler Siviwe Gidana; 2016 are last season’s skipper Lesroy Weekes and Jordan Shutt from Wath; Neil Spruce and Jaan Shanaka overseas batsman Jaco Sholtz. from Mexborough; Adam and Will Hayton from Newton Hill; Zaheer Mirza, Israr Asif and Naved Kanwal from Norton Woodseats; and Scott Mantovani from Askern Sheffield Collegiate CC Welfare. Hibbett now is looking forward to 2016: “A new era, 2016 Captain: Matt Dixon new league, new players, and new plans” he says. “I and everyone at the club are looking forward to an exciting season after a difficult winter. We are delighted to Ground: Abbeydale Park Sports Club welcome our new players, with hopefully more to Abbeydale Road South come, and we are all relishing the prospect of a new Dore challenge. I would like to wish all the teams the best of Sheffield S17 3LJ luck in what looks certain to be a very competitive 0114 236 7011 league. Here’s hoping for a successful season!” Sheffield Collegiate CC are looking forward to the inaugural season in the All Rounder Cricket Yorkshire Sheffield & Phoenix South Premier League. Matt Dixon, captain for the tenth season, is sure that there will be fierce competition in United CC this first year of the League especially with the carrot of the overall final being played in Abu Dhabi in October. 2016 Captain: Azeem Rafiq Ground: Sheffield & Phoenix United CC Collegiate have bolstered their ranks with the return of Elliot Callis to the club after four seasons with Yorkshire Sheffield Hallam University Sports Pk Academy. Elliot is currently on Yorkshire CCC’s books Bawtry Road and will hopefully continue his progression through the Tinsley county 2nd XI. There have been no departures this Sheffield S9 1UA winter and Collegiate will still have Simon Guy & Billy 0114 243 9230 Root in their ranks, although Simon may miss the start of the season due to his new teaching commitments at If anyone had suggested this time last year that Denstone College. Billy will continue to play for Leeds Sheffield United and Rotherham Phoenix would merge MCCU this season and again has a summer contract to form one club they would have been ridiculed – but with Nottinghamshire CCC. that is exactly what has happened. Both clubs were struggling to survive, but there is now a genuine belief Apart from the evergreen Matt Dixon, Collegiate have a that the potential is there to bring back the good times. young team and a significant number of players have progressed through the junior set up including Elliot & After much hard work during the winter the club is Billy. All are looking forward to the challenge. ready to go when the season begins. An exciting arrival is that of former Yorkshire CCC all-rounder Azeem Rafiq to captain the 1st XI. Azeem has moved from Barnsley, along with his brother Daniel, whilst young seamer Jaymish Patel has arrived from Birstall. Azeem brings a new positive attitude and is determined that S&PUCC

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“From a playing point of view we had a good season last Treeton CC year – narrowly missing out on the CYCL title and winning the league t20 – so we’re sticking pretty much with the same formula. We have added Greg 2016 Captain: Wadsworth from Shelley to the first team squad and we Chris Cobb will have a different overseas player in Akila Isanka –

albeit as another slow left-arm spinner he will have Ground: Treeton Cricket Club same playing role as last year’s overseas import.” The Pavilion Washfield Lane CC Treeton Rotherham S60 5PU 2016 Captain: Alex Fletcher 0114 269 2135

Treeton Cricket Club, players and spectators are looking forward to the 2016 cricket season and the launch of the new Yorkshire South Premier League, as captain Ground: Whitley Hall Cricket Club Chris Cobb explains: “This concept had been discussed Baxter Field for some time and creates a major change in local Cinderhill Lane (off The Wheel) cricket, rewarding clubs with the ability to play at the highest level. Playing on new grounds will bring different challenges however we look forward these Sheffield S35 9WH and also to meeting new teams and spectators. Whitley Hall have had a strong winter of recruitment Spectators will be the winners with these changes bringing home some of their former junior players who putting the best teams against each other and have been ‘out on loan,’ with James Moorhouse and generating more competitive games” Ben Sanderson returning from Rotherham Town and “I must thank the South Yorkshire Senior Cricket League Callum Bethel from Barnsley. Ecclesfield local Pieter for their involvement in the creation of the new Swanepoel also joins from Woodlands to complete a Yorkshire South Premier League and wish all the success quartet. From last season, overseas star Anthony Wilson to Roger Pugh and his team for the years to come,” he is not returning and Tom Fletcher has taken a break says. from cricket after six years of distinguished service. Treeton welcome Archie Ogden from Rotherham Town Andy Tipple has also joined as scorer in arguably our and Sam Drury from Wath to their playing squad, but best signing of the winter. Other major new additions loose Irfan Mirza to Rotherham Town. include the sliding sightscreen that takes over from the static one, which served well over the last decade or so,

furthermore increasing the vast playing area that is Wakefield Thornes CC Whitley Hall. 2016 Captain: Tom Froggett Captain Alex Fletcher says "I am looking forward and very excited for the new season and new competition. I believe the overall standard of cricket promises to be higher, with the whole league being stronger and more competitive. From the Whitley point of view we are Ground: Wakefield Thornes Cricket Club looking forward to visiting new grounds and new Field Lane opponents and hope our new signings added to our Wakefield WF2 7RT existing crop can play some exciting cricket and push for honours in all competitions”. 01924 361177

“We are delighted to be part of the new ECB Yorkshire League South and very much looking forward to the new challenge. Every away fixture will represent new territory for us” says Thornes’ captain Tom Froggett.

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Wickersley Old Village Opening fixtures CC Saturday 23 April (Games start at 12.30pm) 2016 Captain: Stuart Guy Aston Hall v Appleby Frodingham Ground: Wickersley Old Village CC Umpires: Duncan Jones and Steven Malone The Three Shires Oval Barnsley v Treeton Umpires: Nick Oddy and Dave Robinson Northfield Lane Wickersley Cleethorpes v Sheffield Collegiate Umpires: Shaun Beer and Roy Nelson Rotherham S66 2HL 01709 700536 Doncaster Town v Rotherham Town Umpires: Stuart Trentham and Carl Williams The 2016 season and unveiling of the All Rounder Sheffield & Phoenix United v Wickersley Old Village Cricket Yorkshire South Premier League presents an Umpires: Richard Blakeley and Harry Fidler exciting time for all players, clubs and spectators in the Whitley Hall v Wakefield Thornes area. All at Wickersley Old Village CC are looking Umpires: Mick Mann and Adam Seymour forward to the coming season in the new league going to different grounds and meeting new and old friends and welcoming people to Wickersley.

We have found ourselves in a rebuilding phase and welcome several new players to the club. The new captain is Stuart Guy, who spent several years in the Yorkshire League with Rotherham and Doncaster Town. Stuart has worked hard during the winter months to sign a number of players and to encourage the youth of For more information about the All the club. He is joined by fellow new recruits Mark Cummins and Vinny Ogden from Rotherham Town; Rounder ECB Yorkshire South Premier Dave Rodgers and Liam Johnson from Coal Aston; League, please visit our website at Derbyshire CCC player Tom Knight from Alvaston & www.yspl.co.uk Boulton; Lewis Brown from Doncaster Town; and

Australian overseas opening bowler Tom Pinson, who plays for Sutherland in the strong Sydney Grade competition. Another addition at the club is an extension to the existing pavilion, which houses new changing and shower facilities for both home and away teams.

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Monday 30 May Saturday 23 April J P Plant Yorkshire Leagues Cup – first round Aston Hall v Appleby Frodingham

Barnsley v v Treeton Saturday 4 June Cleethorpes v Sheffield Collegiate Appleby Frodingham v Sheffield Collegiate Doncaster Town v Rotherham Town Aston Hall v Sheffield & Phoenix United Sheffield & Phoenix United v Wickersley Old Village Rotherham Town v Barnsley Whitley Hall v Wakefield Thornes Wakefield Thornes v Cleethorpes Whitley Hall v Doncaster Town Saturday 30 April Wickersley Old Village v Treeton Appleby Frodingham v Barnsley Saturday 11 June Rotherham Town v Whitley Hall Barnsley v Whitley Hall Sheffield Collegiate v Sheffield & Phoenix United Cleethorpes v Doncaster Town Treeton v Cleethorpes Sheffield & Phoenix United v Appleby Frodingham Wakefield Thornes v Aston Hall Sheffield Collegiate v Wakefield Thornes Wickersley Old Village v Doncaster Town Treeton v Aston Hall Wickersley Old Village v Rotherham Town Monday 2 May J P Plant Hire Yorkshire Leagues Cup – preliminary round Sunday 12 June Aston Hall v Wakefield Thornes t20 group stages Doncaster Town v Sheffield Collegiate Group 1 (at Cleethorpes) – Appleby Frodingham, Cleethorpes, Whitley Hall v Sheffield & Phoenix United Treeton, Whitley Hall Wickersley Old Village v Treeton Group 2 (at Aston Hall) Aston, Hall Doncaster Town, Sheffield and Phoenix United, Sheffield Collegiate Saturday 7 May Group 3 (at Wakefield Thornes) Barnsley, Rotherham Town, Barnsley v Sheffield Collegiate Wakefield Thornes, Wickersley Old Village Cleethorpes v Wickersley Old Village Doncaster Town v Wakefield Thornes Saturday 18 June Sheffield & Phoenix United v Rotherham Town Aston Hall v Sheffield Collegiate Treeton v Appleby Frodingham Doncaster Town v Barnsley Whitley Hall v Aston Hall Rotherham Town v Appleby Frodingham Sheffield & Phoenix United v Cleethorpes Saturday 14 May Wakefield Thornes v Wickersley Old Village Appleby Frodingham v Wickersley Old Village Whitley Hall v Treeton Aston Hall v Barnsley Doncaster Town v Sheffield & Phoenix United Saturday 25 June Rotherham Town v Sheffield Collegiate Appleby Frodingham v Wakefield Thornes Wakefield Thornes v Treeton Barnsley v Cleethorpes Whitley Hall v Cleethorpes Rotherham Town v Aston Hall Sheffield Collegiate v Doncaster Town Saturday 21 May Treeton v Sheffield & Phoenix United Appleby Frodingham v Whitley Hall Wickersley Old Village v Whitley Hall Aston Hall v Doncaster Town Rotherham Town v Cleethorpes Saturday 2 July Sheffield Collegiate v Treeton Aston Hall v Wickersley Old Village Wakefield Thornes v Sheffield & Phoenix United Cleethorpes v Appleby Frodingham Wickersley Old Village v Barnsley Doncaster Town v Treeton Sheffield & Phoenix United v Barnsley Saturday 28 May Wakefield Thornes v Rotherham Town Barnsley v Wakefield Thornes Whitley Hall v Sheffield Collegiate Cleethorpes v Aston Hall Doncaster Town v Appleby Frodingham Sunday 3 July Sheffield & Phoenix United v Whitley Hall J P Plant Hire Yorkshire Leagues Cup – quarter-finals Sheffield Collegiate v Wickersley Old Village Treeton v Rotherham Town

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Saturday 9 July Saturday 20 August Appleby Frodingham v Aston Hall Barnsley v Rotherham Town Rotherham Town v Doncaster Town Cleethorpes v Wakefield Thornes Sheffield Collegiate v Cleethorpes Doncaster Town v Whitley Hall Treeton v Barnsley Sheffield & Phoenix United v Aston Hall Wakefield Thornes v Whitley Hall Sheffield Collegiate v Appleby Frodingham Wickersley Old Village v Sheffield & Phoenix United Treeton v Wickersley Old Village

Saturday 16 July Saturday 27 August Aston Hall v Wakefield Thornes Appleby Frodingham v Sheffield & Phoenix United Barnsley v Appleby Frodingham Aston Hall v Treeton Cleethorpes v Treeton Doncaster Town v Cleethorpes Doncaster Town v Wickersley Old Village Rotherham Town v Wickersley Old Village Sheffield & Phoenix United v Sheffield Collegiate Wakefield Thornes v Sheffield Collegiate Whitley Hall v Rotherham Town Whitley Hall v Barnsley

Sunday 17 July Monday 29 August YSPL t20 finals (at Sheffield Collegiate) Appleby Frodingham v Cleethorpes Barnsley v Sheffield & Phoenix United Saturday 23 July Rotherham Town v Wakefield Thornes Appleby Frodingham v Treeton Sheffield Collegiate v Whitley Hall Aston Hall v Whitley Hall Treeton v Doncaster Town Rotherham Town v Sheffield & Phoenix United Wickersley Old Village v Aston Hall Sheffield Collegiate v Barnsley Wakefield Thornes v Doncaster Town Saturday 3 September Wickersley Old Village v Cleethorpes Appleby Frodingham v Rotherham Town Barnsley v Doncaster Town Saturday 30 July Cleethorpes v Sheffield & Phoenix United Barnsley v Aston Hall Sheffield Collegiate v Aston Hall Cleethorpes v Whitley Hall Treeton v Whitley Hall Sheffield & Phoenix United v Doncaster Town Wickersley Old Village v Wakefield Thornes Sheffield Collegiate v Rotherham Town Treeton v Wakefield Thornes Sunday 4 September Wickersley Old Village v Appleby Frodingham J P Plant Hire Yorkshire Leagues Cup – final (at Treeton)

Saturday 6 August Saturday 10 September Barnsley v Wickersley Old Village Aston Hall v Rotherham Town Cleethorpes v Rotherham Town Cleethorpes v Barnsley Doncaster Town v Aston Hall Doncaster Town v Sheffield Collegiate Sheffield & Phoenix United v Wakefield Thornes Sheffield & Phoenix United v Treeton Treeton v Sheffield Collegiate Wakefield Thornes v Appleby Frodingham Whitley Hall v Appleby Frodingham Whitley Hall v Wickersley Old Village

Saturday 13 August Saturday 17 September Appleby Frodingham v Doncaster Town White Rose Yorkshire Champions Trophy – semi-finals Aston Hall v Cleethorpes Bradford League v N Yorks & S Durham League Rotherham Town v Treeton (Headingley) Wakefield Thornes v Barnsley Yorkshire PL North v Yorkshire South PL Whitley Hall v Sheffield & Phoenix United (Scarborough) Wickersley Old Village v Sheffield Collegiate

Sunday 14 August J P Plant Hire Yorkshire Leagues Cup – semi-finals For a live score and full results service on all our matches please visit http://yspl.play-cricket.com