Former Essex and England captain Graham Gooch sings for his supper at tonight's ECB Southern Premier League awards dinner at the Southampton Novotel.
He will hand over a fourth successive Premier Division title (and t20 Cup) to South Wilts, whose second team also won the Division 3 championship. Almost 40 South Wilts players and officials will be at the dinner.
New Milton and Portsmouth will collect the Division 1 and 2 championship awards, respectively.
Leading from the front, South Wilts captain Tom Morton will receive the Premier Division batting and wicket-keeping awards for a second consecutive season, with Alton's Julian Ballinger winning the Barry Boorah Bowl on account of taking the most wickets.
Division 1 awards go to: Dave Taylor (Andover), Specner Champ (Hook & Newnham Basics) and Ben Wish (Rowledge), with Portsmouth's Jack Marston lifting the SPL2 batting prize and OTs & Romsey pair Jody Brown and Keith Trodd top bowler and wicket-keeper, respectively.
Lymington II captain Oli Kelly was leading SPL3 batsman, with South Wilts pair Paul Draper (bowling )and Sam Pittman (wicketkeeper) fellow award winners.
Hampshire Academy left-hander Ben Duggan has been named Young Cricketer of the Year, with Havant winning the Fair Play Award. Ground awards go to Hursley Park and Calmore Sports.
He will hand over a fourth successive Premier Division title (and t20 Cup) to South Wilts, whose second team also won the Division 3 championship. Almost 40 South Wilts players and officials will be at the dinner.
New Milton and Portsmouth will collect the Division 1 and 2 championship awards, respectively.
Leading from the front, South Wilts captain Tom Morton will receive the Premier Division batting and wicket-keeping awards for a second consecutive season, with Alton's Julian Ballinger winning the Barry Boorah Bowl on account of taking the most wickets.
Division 1 awards go to: Dave Taylor (Andover), Specner Champ (Hook & Newnham Basics) and Ben Wish (Rowledge), with Portsmouth's Jack Marston lifting the SPL2 batting prize and OTs & Romsey pair Jody Brown and Keith Trodd top bowler and wicket-keeper, respectively.
Lymington II captain Oli Kelly was leading SPL3 batsman, with South Wilts pair Paul Draper (bowling )and Sam Pittman (wicketkeeper) fellow award winners.
Hampshire Academy left-hander Ben Duggan has been named Young Cricketer of the Year, with Havant winning the Fair Play Award. Ground awards go to Hursley Park and Calmore Sports.
