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Lancashire League weekend thread
Only 2 games this weekend for Lowerhouses' First Team - Friday night T20 away at Dark Clouds' Great Harwood (which side are you picking?
), hoping to maintain the unbeaten run in T20 this year, and then 1st vs 2nd on Sunday at Clitheroe. Derby for the 3s away at Burnley on Saturday.

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Re: Lancashire League weekend thread
Do Gt Harwood do live streaming ?
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Yes they do.
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Hence the viral clip of my car windscreen getting smashed at the T20 V Nelson a couple of weeks back!

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Did the club pay for it? Always wonderedDark Cloud wrote: ↑Thu Jun 19, 2025 7:04 pmHence the viral clip of my car windscreen getting smashed at the T20 V Nelson a couple of weeks back!![]()
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Great Harwood seems a bit of a pain in the backside to get to by public transport for a T20 on a Friday evening.
I would need to walk down from the top of Padiham to The Bridge to get the Accy bus then get some form of Hyndburn Circular bus to GH and then it could be a good walk to the ground (uphill ?).
Then you have to do it in reverse a couple of hours later.
Not sure.
I would need to walk down from the top of Padiham to The Bridge to get the Accy bus then get some form of Hyndburn Circular bus to GH and then it could be a good walk to the ground (uphill ?).
Then you have to do it in reverse a couple of hours later.
Not sure.
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Interesting point and in my case the answer is no. Maybe some clubs do, not sure. Years ago when I was playing I remember it happening to a spectator and the club I was at paid the unfortunate chap out, but I suspect it's not the done thing nowadays and clubs say it's your own choice/risk and obviously the car owner has their own insurance. I had to drive my car home which wasn't easy (might not even have been legal!) and it took 5 days to get it replaced which was clearly a pain. My son, who's the player in the household these days, has actually smashed 2 windscreens (one front and one back) and he's not yet 24. The first one was a huge shock for a guy sitting minding his own business reading his Sunday papers when of course he should have been watching the game!!
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It was never a done thing to pay out for damage by cricket balls as it is deemed accidental.
A couple who live over the road from Read cricket club took the club to court over a damaged solar panel and won 700 quid or something silly.
A couple who live over the road from Read cricket club took the club to court over a damaged solar panel and won 700 quid or something silly.
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They did and I was chatting to someone in the know at Read CC very recently and I was told that the club immediately said they'd pay for the damage to the panels as an act of "goodwill" but the league ordered them not to as it would set a precedent and everything had to go through them. Thus it ended up as a legal wrangle which then didn't look good on the club unfortunately.Quickenthetempo wrote: ↑Fri Jun 20, 2025 8:10 amIt was never a done thing to pay out for damage by cricket balls as it is deemed accidental.
A couple who live over the road from Read cricket club took the club to court over a damaged solar panel and won 700 quid or something silly.
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It is uphill and a pretty steep one at that.Dressinggown wrote: ↑Thu Jun 19, 2025 11:10 pmGreat Harwood seems a bit of a pain in the backside to get to by public transport for a T20 on a Friday evening.
I would need to walk down from the top of Padiham to The Bridge to get the Accy bus then get some form of Hyndburn Circular bus to GH and then it could be a good walk to the ground (uphill ?).
Then you have to do it in reverse a couple of hours later.
Not sure.
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About £9 in a taxi. Checked for the way back
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House finish on 213/2. Their second highest T20 score ever.
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House 213-2.
Can't see GH chasing that down.
Can't see GH chasing that down.
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GH were having a good go but now 3 down.
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Another gone.
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Job done. Great knock from De Silva though.
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Evening Bob, very much touch and go when he was still in, he has it in his locker to chase that down, but they were collapsing around him, as soon as Salpi took his scalp it was pretty much game over, and mopped up nicely by the most accurate, line and length bowler in the league imo.
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House mopped up the tail end easily. Good game tho
Off to Burnley for the band now if they've not packed up
Off to Burnley for the band now if they've not packed up
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Game four of the T20 campaign saw Lowerhouse on the road to Division Two outfit Great Harwood, with the hosts winning the toss and choosing to field first.
Lowerhouse responded by producing their second-highest T20 total in club history, racking up a dominant 214 for 2. The innings was built on a record-breaking opening stand of 116 between Dan Salpietro and Jonny Whitehead – the highest first-wicket partnership in Lowerhouse T20 history, surpassing the previous best of 109.
Salpietro was the first to fall, making 45, before Whitehead went on to smash 87, including three consecutive sixes. It was Jonny’s highest T20 score and saw him leapfrog Frankie Haasbroek to become Lowerhouse’s all-time leading run scorer in the format.
Haasbroek and Tom Walker then carried the momentum forward, adding 69 for the third wicket in a powerful finish. Frankie struck 32 from 18 balls, while Walker blazed an unbeaten 37 off just 12 deliveries.
Chasing 215, Great Harwood came out firing, racing to 43 inside three overs. Their professional, De Silva, led the charge and had 69 off 31 balls at the halfway mark with the home side 113 for 4. However, his teammates couldn’t stay with him.
From 105 for 4, Harwood collapsed to 129 all out, losing their final six wickets for just 24 runs. Toxy Hussain starred with the ball, claiming 3 for 8 from 2.5 overs. Salpietro added to his all-round performance with 2 for 7, while Walker took 2 for 10 – both from two-over spells.
Lowerhouse responded by producing their second-highest T20 total in club history, racking up a dominant 214 for 2. The innings was built on a record-breaking opening stand of 116 between Dan Salpietro and Jonny Whitehead – the highest first-wicket partnership in Lowerhouse T20 history, surpassing the previous best of 109.
Salpietro was the first to fall, making 45, before Whitehead went on to smash 87, including three consecutive sixes. It was Jonny’s highest T20 score and saw him leapfrog Frankie Haasbroek to become Lowerhouse’s all-time leading run scorer in the format.
Haasbroek and Tom Walker then carried the momentum forward, adding 69 for the third wicket in a powerful finish. Frankie struck 32 from 18 balls, while Walker blazed an unbeaten 37 off just 12 deliveries.
Chasing 215, Great Harwood came out firing, racing to 43 inside three overs. Their professional, De Silva, led the charge and had 69 off 31 balls at the halfway mark with the home side 113 for 4. However, his teammates couldn’t stay with him.
From 105 for 4, Harwood collapsed to 129 all out, losing their final six wickets for just 24 runs. Toxy Hussain starred with the ball, claiming 3 for 8 from 2.5 overs. Salpietro added to his all-round performance with 2 for 7, while Walker took 2 for 10 – both from two-over spells.
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A tie between Bacup and Rawtenstall this evening.
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My apologies in starting another thread. I did look to see if one was started and this wasn't showing near the top of the page.
A good night at GH. Pretty healthy crowd and a good game with some big hitting and cars in the firing line. Great entertainment (my car wasn't one of them
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A good night at GH. Pretty healthy crowd and a good game with some big hitting and cars in the firing line. Great entertainment (my car wasn't one of them

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Hopey, Could you please post the live stream for this afternoons game. Cheers
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Sorry I thought it was Tod today.winsomeyen wrote: ↑Sat Jun 21, 2025 9:55 amHopey, Could you please post the live stream for this afternoons game. Cheers
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If you download the playcricket app, search lancashire league, and any cup then favourite the sides youre interested in, youll always have their live scores on your home screen with links to the games and wicket highlights. Its brilliant
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Thanks for the info.Burnley1989 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 21, 2025 10:48 amIf you download the playcricket app, search lancashire league, and any cup then favourite the sides youre interested in, youll always have their live scores on your home screen with links to the games and wicket highlights. Its brilliant
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There are streams for Padiham away at Farnworth or Read at home to Little Lever if you need a cricket fix Ivan.
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Cheers Gary.Quickenthetempo wrote: ↑Sat Jun 21, 2025 12:29 pmThere are streams for Padiham away at Farnworth or Read at home to Little Lever if you need a cricket fix Ivan.
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I know the Lowerhouse lot like to take the Mickey but looked a decent crowd on last night. Although if you can't get a crowd on an evening like that there's probably no hope.Overseascricketer wrote: ↑Fri Jun 20, 2025 9:13 pmJust finished at HQ. Plenty of people still here too. Band to start in 5
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Sorry pal. Only just seen this.winsomeyen wrote: ↑Sat Jun 21, 2025 9:55 amHopey, Could you please post the live stream for this afternoons game. Cheers
Clitheroe away tomorrow. Hit and miss whether they stream it. However Keith Fawcett follows Clitheroe and films every game and posts it a few days after to YouTube. Some great videos on there.
Big game tomorrow weather permitting.
Our stream are always on our YouTube. Search for it, and subscribe and you’ll get notifications every time we go live.
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House at Clitheroe. Clitheroe batting first. 9/1 in the 2nd over
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9/2 Pro gone
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75/3 at drinks
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Walden are 70/3 at Burnley - 24 overs
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77/3 and off for rain
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Lowerhouse 2nds win off 5 overs. Rishton tried dragging it out to get pulled off for the rain, but Frankie smashed em all over
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Came back on briefly at Clitheroe. Claimed another wicket but back off again. Rain set in more now. 78/4 from 28
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Can't see em getting back on now
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We hit the winning runs as the heavens opened, they were desperate to come off
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Could you please post the scorecard for the Burnley v Lowerhouse game yesterday. Thank you
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Covers coming off at Clitheroe
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Same reason as Hopey publishing secondsSomethingfishy wrote: ↑Sun Jun 22, 2025 3:38 pmAny particular reason you want a scorecard for the 3rds?![]()
Clutching.
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Firsts going off before they came back on.