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61. Symes is legged up as Norden go down

Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 6 May 2008
NEW professional Jean Symes was one run short of a maiden half century for Norden when he fell victim to a dubious leg before decision in the match at Radcliffe on Saturday.

62. Champions find life hard in opener

Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 6 May 2008
ROCHDALE Carcraft began their defence of the CLL title at Unsworth on Saturday, but found themselves on the wrong end of a 48-run defeat.

63. Clubs hope for a silver lining to get season under way

Rochdale Observer, Saturday 3 May 2008
AT the time this article was written there seemed more chance of putting a man on the moon than cricket being played in the Lake Garage Central Lancashire League this weekend..

64. Norden ready for life after Mujtaba

Rochdale Observer, Saturday 26 April 2008
NORDEN start their season where they finished the last one – at Crompton’s Glebe Street ground.

65. Milnrow an unknown quantity with quality

Rochdale Observer, Saturday 26 April 2008
PREDICTING Milnrow’s fortunes is a tough call, for the Harbour Lane outfit come into the campaign as something of an unknown quantity.

66. Littleborough hopes raised by Ali cousins

Rochdale Observer, Saturday 26 April 2008
LITTLEBOROUGH are looking to a blend of youth and experience as they seek to improve on last season.

67. Redbrook retainment task

Rochdale Observer, Saturday 26 April 2008
IT’S often said that retaining a title is more difficult than winning it in the first place, and a look at Rochdale Carcraft’s record over the past decade or so clearly illustrates that.

68. CLL start is delayed

Rochdale Observer, Saturday 19 April 2008
THE start of the Lake Garage Central Lancashire Cricket League season has been delayed for one week.

69. Concrete evidence needed on “shamateurs”

Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 8 April 2008
CENTRAL Lancashire Cricket League officials would need concrete evidence – the kind that would stand up in a court of law – before they could take any action against clubs for paying "amateur" players.