From The Archive: Cricket Balls
Hampshire Cricket's historian Dave Allen looks at the archive's extensive collection of cricket balls
The association's aim is to recruit and retain umpires and scorers by providing a structured training programme. Its purpose is to improve standards of officials and encourage progression between grading levels to ensure there is a minimum number of umpires and scorers to support recreational cricket in the county.
All members of the ECB Association of Cricket Officials (ECB ACO) who have chosen Hampshire as their county, are automatically enrolled as #HantsACO members.
#HantsACO’s Education Officer Jon Leckie (details below) coordinates Hampshire courses which will appear on this page when available. All 2020 courses are currently online due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Further courses may run, please contact Jon for further information and check out the #HantsACO facebook page for event details.
2020's Stage 1 online umpiring course includes a year's free associate ECB ACO membership (usual cost £15). Please click on the button below to start learning:
Chair - Jeff Levick
Secretary – Graham Burgess
Education Officer - Jon Leckie
Treasurer - Tony Leadbetter
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