After batting first and totalling 54 runs. Graves Park CC bowled a weakened Boston Cricket Club for 46 all out. Taking 15 points from a strange day of cricket.

Both Graves Park CC and Boston Cricket Club shared a post game beer in the sunshine, showing what cricket is all about.

6. Thank you to anyone who has played for Graves Park CC over the last few seasons and helped us achieve so much with so little resource. Thank you.

5. For a small village club, we have won the East Lindsey League and the South Lincs and Border League Division 2 and 1 in back to back seasons, as well as resurrecting our grass wicket in order to compete at the highest level possible.

4. We played hard but always fair and usually any moments on the field were quickly forgotten with a cold beer in the club afterwards. In our time we have punched well above our weight category.

3. Personally, this has been my home for the last 20 seasons and it will never feel the same to play for a different club. My heart will always be at Graves Park CC. So many great friends, great matches and great moments both within the team and with our oppositions.

2. For those being honest, this has been coming since the start of the 2019 season, but we vowed to continue to the end of the season and grit it out, we conceded once, but made it to the end.

When someone mentions a curry king at the Park.

When the lads walk into a Park quiz night to take home to £7 prize money.

A No Context Hearn that sums up a number of Graves Park CC players, past and present.

.Ryan Hanson when you ask who wants to open the batting.

The Spalding rugby fans when they saw Damo Lawson walking out to bat a few years ago.

When you realised you’ve left the changing room key on the scorers table after getting all the way to the changing room door.

When the Graves Park CC lads hit Butlins and Skinner calls his mum for more funds.

Walking in to the glider like.

Scrolling through snapchat to read the breakdown of last night.

What a day. Still talked about amongst the lads.

Congratulations to Joe Gilbert for his maiden ECB premier league fifty for Boston Cricket Club against a strong Bourne Cricket Club side. Hopefully the first of many. A fine product of the GPCC set up.