NatWest OSCAs

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News stories

LCB reward volunteers

22 June 2009

Lancashire Cricket Board have rewarded volunteers across the county at their inaugural annual LCB Outstanding Service to Cricket Awards (OSCAs) celebration dinner.

Full Story: Inaugural OSCAs at Old Trafford

NatWest OSCAs winners lauded

13 October 2008

The 2008 NatWest OSCAs at Lord's saw seven different category winners acknowledged for their outstanding volunteer contribution to cricket in England and Wales.

Full Story: Category winners unveiled

Lord's date for Dickinson

1 October 2008

Clifton Village Junior Coach Jamie Dickinson hopes that his recognition at a prestigious awards ceremony will inspire a new generation of volunteers to get involved in recreational cricket.

Full Story: Nottinghamshire holds first OSCAs

Yorkshire pay tribute to volunteers

9 September 2008

The Yorkshire Cricket Board honoured the county’s volunteers today at a ceremony celebrating their outstanding achievements.

Full Story: Unsung heroes collect gongs

Shropshire honour volunteers with special OSCAs

5 December 2007

A special posthumous Shropshire OSCA was made to groundsman Mike Hall recently in recognition of his 45 years service to tending pitches in the county.

Full story: Outstanding contributions recognised

Head of Operations appointed

26 November 2007

Paul Bedford has recently been appointed by the ECB as the new Head of Operations for non-first-class cricket and since taking over the role has met with stakeholders.

Media Release: Bedford succeeds Frank Kemp

Moseby efforts rewarded

1 November 2007

If David Moseby penned a list of his cricket responsibilities and duties in Devon, he would be scribbling for as long as it takes to read all the 144 Wisden Cricketers' Almanacks.

Exclusive: OSCA for umpire representative

NatWest OSCAs 2007 - Mark Ramprakash, Wendy Bedeau & Charlotte Edwards

Bedeau benefits Bedford

29 October 2007

A passion for cricket has bridged all sorts of divides, but in Bedford a diverse mix of races, religions and genders have been enhanced by the efforts of Wendy Bedeau.

Full Story: Hard work rewarded by OSCA