A lively Q&A to celebrate the festive season with this most committed and passionate of cricketers. Fiery fast bowler Steve Kirby burst onto the county scene in 2001, earning the lasting affection of Yorkshire CCC supporters for his impact in that year's Championship-winning side. Moving to Gloucestershire in 2005, then Somerset in 2011, Steve also gained England Academy, 'A' and Lions honours before a persistent shoulder injury forced his retirement in 2014. He immediately turned to coaching, inspiring a new generation of players with his 'infectious love of the game' - first as MCC Head Coach (2016-18) and now as assistant to Dave Houghton at Derbyshire CCC (2018-).
Everyone welcome - no dress code, no formalities, just a great evening talking cricket
£15 a year / £5 a meeting
Venue: Brewery Bar, King William IV, Hallgate, Cottingham HU16 4BD, 7.45pm
Map: here
Raffle: top prizes monthly - including 3 pairs of YCCC match ticket vouchers
E: ercsoc@gmail.com / T: 01482 861848
PROGRAMME 2019/20
2019
9 October: Nathan Leamon, England performance analyst; author of CricViz software, The Test and Hitting against the Spin: How Cricket Really Works
13 November: Derek Pringle, ex England & Essex CCC all-rounder; journalist and author of Pushing the Boundaries: Cricket in the Eighties + AGM 7.15pm
11 December: Steve Kirby, ex Yorkshire CCC paceman, MCC Head Coach; now Derbyshire CCC Assistant Coach
2020
8 January: Richard Pyrah, Yorkshire CCC; ex all-rounder, now Assistant Coach
12 February: Jonathan Doidge, BBC Radio; Yorkshire CCC ball-by-ball commentator
11 March: John Barclay, ex Sussex CCC opener & captain; MCC President 2009/10; President, Cricket Society & English Schools Cricket Association; Director of Cricket & Coaching, Arundel Castle Cricket Foundation
11 December: Steve Kirby, ex Yorkshire CCC paceman, MCC Head Coach; now Derbyshire CCC Assistant Coach
2020
8 January: Richard Pyrah, Yorkshire CCC; ex all-rounder, now Assistant Coach
12 February: Jonathan Doidge, BBC Radio; Yorkshire CCC ball-by-ball commentator
11 March: John Barclay, ex Sussex CCC opener & captain; MCC President 2009/10; President, Cricket Society & English Schools Cricket Association; Director of Cricket & Coaching, Arundel Castle Cricket Foundation
Derek Pringle - November 2019 |