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Aston Manor Youth Cricket
A View From Pank
"The aim of this and every season is to give everyone a chance to play some competitive cricket and enjoying it at the same time. We run teams from the under 10s age group, all the way up to Under 17s age group. Aston Manor have teams participating in the West Midlands Youth Cricket league and the Warwickshire league.Teams will change from fixture to fixture which means everyone will get a chance to play some cricket. The general rule is that if you dont turn up for training then you dont get picked.
If you wish to participate, then it is strongly advised that you bring with you a pair of pads, batting gloves, abdominal protector (box) and helmet with face guard. This ensures health and safety is maintained at all times. All coaching and supervision of young players is carried out in accordance with the ECB Code of Conduct."
Pank Patel
Click here to view all the Youth fixtures list.
2010 Scorecards
Under 11s vs Four Oaks Saints: Batting | Bowling
Under 11s vs Four Oaks Saints: Batting | Bowling
Under 11s vs Handsworth: Batting | Bowling
2009 Scorecards
Under 11s vs Aldridge: Scorecard
Under 11s vs Pelsall: Scorecard
Under 11s vs Sutton Coldfield: Scorecard
Under 11s vs Wednesbury: Scorecard
Under 10s vs Sutton Coldfield: Batting | Bowling
Under 10s vs Bloxwich: Batting | Bowling
Under 10s vs Walmley: Batting
Under 11s vs Wednesbury: Batting | Bowling
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27/07/2010
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We’ll be holding 3 coaching weeks for 7 to 11 year olds and 12 to 16 year olds during the summer holidays:- * Monday 26th July to Friday 30th July Times: 10am - 1pm for age 7-11 yrs; 2-5pm for age 12-16 yrs Cost: £3 per session |
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25/05/2010
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Birmingham Schools Under 14s won the annual Steve Perryman Shield against local rivals Coventry on Monday and Steve himself was on hand to present the Shield at Erdington Court Cricket Club. Birmingham made 175 in their 25 overs with Aston Manors Waqas Younis making a brilliant 98*. Khasad also supported with 24 in a total of 175-5 off 25 overs, helping Birmingham to win a high scoring encounter by 12 runs. The Coventry cricketers fought hard all the way and finished just short on 163 in an excellent contest. Steve said, the standard was good and its a really important tier of cricket for lads who arent quite ready for County level, but nonetheless have the raw talent to develop. The Shield is named after Steve for his coaching and playing contributions in Birmingham and Coventry, having grown up in Yardley, attended Sheldon Heath School and developed into a Warwickshire first class cricketer. Birmingham will now take on Liverpool & Belfast and Coventry play Derby & Nottingham in the Lords Taverners Inner Cities Cup for a place in the Arundel Festival.
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08/05/2010
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24/05/2010
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Warks League Excellent tight and shared bowling throughout started the match superbly for the Manor boys. On a very poor and bobbly outfield fielding concentration also needed to be high and again the guys showed just how good they can be. Pick of the bowlers again Usman with 3 wickets with the rest shared out between Mo, Joey, Connor, Adam, Reece and 2 for James. Changing the batting order around then proved a good move by the skipper with Zafran (16) and James finishing unbeaten on 21 providing a solid base and sound all round win. |
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24/05/2010
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24/05/2010
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24/05/2010
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