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Player of year award completes Durston’s career turnaround
Wes Durston’s journey back from the first-class cricket scrapheap was complete when he was named Derbyshire’s player of the year. From becoming resigned to a future in teaching following his release by Somerset in 2009, Durston has scored over 1,000 … Continue reading
Grant plans new leadership strategy at Derbyshire
Derbyshire are on the brink of a major overhaul that could even change the way county cricket clubs are run in this country. Chairman Chris Grant is to go to the club’s general committee hoping for their approval of a … Continue reading
Luke Sellers: Minor Counties provides vital platform
Explosive hitting, fierce competition and a thrilling finish, what more could you want from a one-day match? But the action wasn’t coming from Lord’s, Edgbaston or The Oval but from a small, picturesque club ground in Herefordshire. The match, Herefordshire … Continue reading
Luke Sutton: Morris sacking was “right thing to do”
The dressing room gave an “overwhelmingly negative” appraisal of John Morris’ management in the build-up to his shock release by Derbyshire this week. Player power has emerged as the reason why head of cricket Morris and his assistant, Andy Brown, … Continue reading
Morris axed as Derbyshire head of cricket
John Morris’s time as Derbyshire head of cricket has come to a sudden and shocking end. After just under four years in charge of the club, Morris and his assistant Andy Brown were called into a meeting with chairman Chris … Continue reading
Grant chosen to take Derbys forward
Chris Grant has been named as the man to bring the factions on the Derbyshire committee back together. At the end of an extraordinary 10 days in the wake of the shock resignation of Don Amott, Grant was elected unopposed … Continue reading
Amott quits as Derbyshire chairman
Don Amott has walked out on Derbyshire after five years as chairman following a row over budget cuts. With less than three weeks to go before the start of a new season, there could hardly have been a worse time … Continue reading