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Preston CC
West Cliff,
South Meadow Lane,
Preston
PR1 8HU
Tel: 01772 252070
Website:www.preston.play-cricket.com
Northern League Committee Member
Charlie Williams
5 Rydal Close
Fulwood
Preston
PR2 8BD
Mobile:�07931 684682
Club Officials
President:
Clive Henderson
38 Cemtral Drive
Penwortham
Preston
PR1 0NL
Tel: 01772 747945
E-mail: clivehendy@yahoo.co.uk
Chairman:
Younis Patel
20 Blundell Lane
Penwortham
Preston
PR1 0EA
Mobile: 07970 101726
E-mail: sagardevelopments@yahoo.com
Hon Treasurer:
Paul Hubberstey
113 Cop Lane
Penwortham
Preston
PR1 9AH
Tel: 01772 740667
Hon Secretary:
Steve Coughlan
5 Briarfield
New Longton
Preston
PR4 4BE
Tel: 01772 616008
E-mail: stevecogs312@aol.com
Fixture Secretary:
Moshin Patel
20 Blundell Lane
Penwortham
Preston
PR1 0EA
Mob: 07882 913993
E-mail: mosh.patel@hotmail.co.uk
Programme Contact:
Dave Pick
11 Ryden Avenue
Leyland
PR25 4ZL
Tel: 01772 461903
Mobile: 07813 171924
E-mail: djp@uwclub.net
Club Welfare Officer:
Dr Kit Patel
97 Watling Street Road
Fulwood
Preston
PR2 4BQ
Tel: 01772 461903
Junior Section Contact:
Professional:
Bilal Asad,
Pakistan
1st Captain:
Adam Parker
2nd Captain:
Moshin Patel
Directions
From the City Centre go down Fishergate Hill past the station on your left.
Turn left into South Meadow Lane at the last road on your left before the traffic lights.
Preston Sports Club is about half a mile on the left.
N.B. You cannot approach the ground from the west this way.
From the west after crossing the River Ribble turn right at the traffic lights into Broadgate.
After 800yds turn left into Wolseley Rd. Preston Sports Club is opposite the end.
Preston CC is one of the oldest cricket clubs in the world.
The club played on three different grounds at the Marsh near Ashton, Penwortham Holme and Penwortham Marsh before establishing West Cliff in 1859.
Preston joined the Liverpool Competition in 1947 after previously having a club policy of participating only in friendly fixtures.
After missing the inaugural Northern League season they became members of the league in 1953.
Preston were joint champions in 1967
and won the title outright in 1970 and 1983 and were division two champions in 1962 and 1986.
West Cliff staged five Lancashire CCC first-class fixtures between 1936 and 1952.
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