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Rochdale Cricket Club
Senior Presentation Awards 26th September 2022 / Lifetime Awards For Rochdale Stalwarts
Rochdale stalwarts Alistair Bolingbroke and Nigel Skilling were presented with Special Lifetime Service awards at the club's Annual Presentation Night.
There were also double awards for Zimmy Khan and Steve Oddy.
Khan won the 1st XI Batting Award and also the Professional’s player of the year Award.
Oddy picked up the Emily Bannister Trophy for Supporters player of the year along with the 1st Bowling Award.
Harry Butterworth won the 2nd XI Batting Award, with Adil Awan picking up the Bowling award for both 2nds and 3rds.
Jacob Pauline picked up the 3rd XI Batting Award.
Haroon Kashmiri also picked up two awards in the 4th XI, winning the Player of the year and the Bowling Award.
Veteran Derek Faulkner picked up the 4th XI Batting Award.
The Vernon Brierley Trophy for Clubman of the year went to the 'Loyal band of supporters.'
1st team
Batting - Zimmy Khan
Bowling - Steve Oddy
2nds
Batting - Harry Butterworth
Bowling - Adil Awan
3rds
Batting - Jacob Pauline
Bowling - Adil Awan
4ths
Batting - Derek Faulkner
Bowling - Haroon Kashmiri
Player of the year - Haroon Kashmiri
Professional’s player of the year
Zimmy Khan
Emily Bannister Trophy (Supporters player of the year)
Steve Oddy
Vernon Brierley Trophy (Clubman of the year)
Loyal band of supporters.
Special Lifetime Service awards
Alistair Bolingbroke and Nigel Skilling.
