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Cherry the pick of the bunch

Kate Laven

When David Cherry first laid hands on a cricket bat, Len Hutton was opening the batting for England and the village of Cropredy was having its coal delivered by narrow boat.

NatWest OSCAs awarded

No red carpet and usually no fanfare, but the ECB and NatWest shone a spotlight on the contribution made by cricket volunteers at the fifth annual OSCAs ceremony.

Yorkshire's outstanding volunteers earn awards

An 84 year-old former cricket umpire and football referee from Bradford was honoured for his services to cricket with a Lifetime Achievement Award in the inaugural Yorkshire OSCA's staged at Headingley recently.

Dalrymple back to his roots

Catherine Goble

Jamie Dalrymple attended the NatWest OSCAs for volunteers who have contributed Outstanding Service to Cricket at grassroots level and admitted he felt humbled.

NatWest OSCAs 2006 winners

The 2006 NatWest OSCAs (Outstanding Service to Cricket Awards) were held at Lord’s and the ECB are delighted to announce the winners of the accolades.

Nominate your local hero at NatWest Oscas 2006

Do you know someone who donates their time and energy for the good of cricket in England and Wales? If so, this is your chance to reward their efforts.

NatWest OSCAs are announced

The 2005 NatWest OSCAs were held at Lord's on Monday and the England & Wales Cricket Board are delighted to announce the winners of the awards.

ECB announces OSCAs nominations

The ECB has announced the nominees for the 2005 OSCAs which are awarded to those volunteers who give their time to supporting cricket at recreational level.

We want your OSCAs nominations!

Know a high-flying volunteer worth a million dollars? Then we want to hear from you as the ECB has officially launched the NatWest-sponsored OSCAs for 2005.

ECB announces OSCA winners

Volunteers from recreational cricket were recognised by the ECB when the winners of the 2004 Outstanding Service to Cricket Awards were announced at the second annual ceremony at Lord's.