Leicestershire Cricket Club may not be the most glamorous on the circuit, they dont possess the largest membership or the greatest honour roll but on days like today there is not another team would could command the type of support the Foxes received. And in amongst that spine tingling vocal mass was a Fleckney contingent who were having themsleves a heck of a day. The majority of those attended started with a hearty breakfast in the adjacent Trent Bridge Inn. Breakfast cobs?

Andy Standley, much missed former clubmate. Incorrigible, irreverent, never to be forgotten. Gone too soon but remembered every year with a T20 match in his honour served with a side of burger, beer and interclub Tomfoolery. Today was his day and glasses were raised to him. We hope he enjoyed the fare on show from whichever heavenly pavillion bar he had chosen for the occasion. Hishans Beanie Hat XI lost the toss and were asked to bat by Jennos Giants but who could imagine t

As so onto September and the impending end of the season. This Roving Reporter doesn't mope but begins preparation for hibernation as soon as August bank holiday is done. By the time Last Night Of The Proms is reaching its climax the triple strength duvet is on standby, a lorry load of Custard Creams are at hand and the 2005 Ashes DVD is on loop until April. Its always a genuine pleasure to see West Bridgford at Fleckney. Lovely people and fantastic attitude to the game. Yo