Olicanian are staging a host of activities as part of their annual cricket festival.
The 11-day event launches next Thursday when their third team take on Follifoot.
There is something plann- ed for all of the club’s teams at their Denton Road ground.
The main attraction is likely to be the senior Twenty/20 competition which will feature Olicanian, Burley, The Jesters and Ilkley on Sunday, August 28.
The club has also organised an under-13’s Twenty/20 competition featuring Horsforth and Guiseley on Tues- day, August 30.
The under-15 side will feature in a Round Robin tournament two days later.
The club’s desire to incorporate all of their teams is demonstrated by the fact that they are also staging an under-11 girls competition on the final day of the festival, Sunday, September 4.
During the festival the club will also be hosting the Aire-Wharfe league’s Ian Chappell Cup final for thirds teams on Sunday, August 28.
Alongside the cricketing action there will also be a host of social events including barbecues and a festival luncheon.
Festival Calendar
Thursday, August 25: 3rd XI v Follifoot 2.30pm
Friday, August 26: U-13s and U-15s v Kirkby Moxloe 2pm, Junior Club Night 7pm,
Saturday, August 27: 1st XI v Pool 1pm, Club Night and BBQ (Theme to be advised) 7.30pm,
Sunday, August 28: Senior 20/20 Competition (Olicanian, Burley, The Jesters, Ilkley) 10.30am,
Monday, August 29: Airedale and Wharfedale League 3rd XI Final 2pm
Tuesday, August 30: U-13's Twenty/20 Competition (Olicanian, Horsforth and Guiseley) 11am.
Wednesday, August 31: Senior Friendly v Leeds Allerton 2pm.
Thursday, September 1: U-15's Round Robin (Olicanian, Burley, Harden) 10.30am.
Friday, September 2: U-17's v North Leeds (40 overs) 2pm, Junior BBQ and Presentation Night (Live Band) 6pm.
Saturday, September 3: 2nd XI v Adel 1pm, Sunday, September 4: U-11 Girls Competition 10am, 3rd XI v Knaresborough 2pm, Festival Luncheon 2pm.
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