Solstice Cup

Sefton Park Cricket Club are planning a game with a difference - this one starts at the crack of dawn.

Sefton Park Cricket Club is staging a cricket match with a difference to celebrate its 150th anniversary.

Cricketers from the south Liverpool club will be getting up at the crack of dawn on 21 June to play a game that will likely have finished by the time most people are getting up to goto work.

If you want to head along, then we recommend taking a copy of Wisden, a thermos and lucozade tablets.

Croxteth Drive, Sefton Park
www.seftonparkcc.co.uk

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10 June 2010
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  • David

    Nothing new there, ball tampering does go on in the park at that time. I’ve heard.

  • David

    (note to self – don’t post comments late at night)

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