Emerging Zimbabwe held off a spirited chase from Downham Stow CC to seal a 16-run victory in an entertaining 50-over contest on Sunday. Batting first, Zimbabwe were anchored by a superb innings from R. Patel, who crafted a commanding 132 from 136 balls. Displaying excellent placement and patience, Patel struck 14 boundaries in a knock
Following your football team has always been very much a tribal thing, often not being able to see any further than your side in whatever situation they may find themselves in, probably best described as a blind passion by some. People are divided by the colours of the team they support by their thousands for
The theme of this season has always seemed to centre around what a rollercoaster of a ride it has been supporting the King’s Lynn Stars. Since I last penned some notes, it has been another meteoric turnaround, ending with what we have been waiting for all season as the entire team clicked on the same
West Norfolk Rowing Club was proud to be represented by 11 crews over the two days of Peterborough Summer Regatta. This huge event sees multi-lane racing on the purpose-built rowing lake at Thorpe Meadows, with hundreds of crews competing over 1km on the Saturday and 500m on the Sunday. WNRC crews spanned a wide range
The enduring appeal of the International Sharpie class was on full display last week as Brancaster Staithe Sailing Club hosted the European Championship. Now in its 94th year, the Sharpie remains a class defined by its gaff rig, elegant lines, and Olympic pedigree, with many boats handed down through generations. For Brancaster Staithe, the event
Grimston Cricket Club have been crowned champions of division four in only their second year back in the Norfolk Cricket League. A resounding win against a spirited Sandringham and Dersingham 3rd team secured enough points for the club to win the league with two games remaining. Having won the toss, Grimston CC chose to bat
Spennymoor 0 King’s Lynn Town 5 Michael Gyasi struck a hat-trick as King’s Lynn Town climbed to second in the early National League North standings with a fine win at Spennymoor. Goals from Bailey Clements and Gyasi gave the Linnets a 2-0 interval lead at the Brewery Field. Gyasi added two more to his tally
King’s Lynn raced to their biggest win of the season with a thumping 63-27 victory over a demoralised Oxford at the Adrian Flux Arena. Chris Harris took the individual honours for the PSH Environmental Stars as he carded a brilliant 15-point maximum, but there was strong scoring right down the order on a night where
King’s Lynn look to make it three wins on the bounce when they face Oxford at the Adrian Flux Arena tonight (7.30pm). The PSH Environmental Stars completed home and away wins over Birmingham last week and now they will look to maintain their domination this season over the Spires. Lynn have already done the double
King’s Lynn Town manager James Rowe praised two-goal hero Ross Crane after he fired the Linnets to their first National League North win of the season. Crane struck twice inside the opening 30 minutes to secure a 2-0 success and three points following last week’s opening-day draw against AFC Telford United. The former Ipswich man