Kenyan Steve Tikolo in the nets at The Green
Andrew 'Papa Moose' Frater in full flight
The popular North Down Beanie
The guardians of the Senior Challenge Cup couldn't prevent a temporary stay at Stormont!
Comber Primary School were this season's Kwik Cricket Champions
Many Brollies were seen in Comber in 2008
Between Innings in the NCU under 15 Cup Final
Bermuda's Dwayne Leverock practices at The Green
August 2008 - a cricketer's nightmare
Eugene Moleon, Rory McCann and batsman Peter Shields do battle in the Senior Challenge Cup
Eye on the ball v Derriaghy
'One Shot More for the Honour of Down' tells the story of North Down Cricket Club which was founded in Comber in 1857. In it, the author, Ian Shields, brings to life the history of the trophy laden Golden Eras, the devastating War Years, the tragic Titanic disaster and the personalities and events which have contributed to the club becoming the most successful in the Northern Cricket Union and one of the most successful in the history of cricket in Ireland.
Peter Connell and Robin Haire at Malahide
Thomas Odoyo, the Kenyan opening bowler, at The Green
Paddy O'Hara, Peter Shields, Trevor McKeown and Trevor Magee prior to the league game at The Green
Peter Shields - a study in concentration
Raymond and granddaughter Emma Moreland
Peter Shields, Jo Montgomery, Ian Callender and Ralph Coetzee
|
