Western Premier cricket: Clydesdale take nothing for granted, new faces, Ayr return to fold
Clydesdale today launch the defence of their Western Premier title with a mouth-watering Glasgow derby against West of Scotland.
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Clydesdale today launch the defence of their Western Premier title with a mouth-watering Glasgow derby against West of Scotland.
Souttar has been absent with an ankle problem since being forced off in the 2-2 draw with Dundee United in March, while Craig Halkett took a significant blow to his ankle in the 2-1 semi-final victory over Hibs at Hampden Park. Manager Robbie Neilson is insistent both players will be available for selection at the national stadium, but neither can afford any setbacks with the showpiece encounter now just three weeks away.
In her first season in charge the Hearts manager has guided last season’s bottom-place side in the SWPL 1 into the semi-finals of the competition having seen off stern tests from Dundee United and Kilmarnock following a third-round hammering of Gleniffer Thistle.
Ireland's record against Scotland makes the defeat suffered in last year’s World Cup qualifier even harder to stomach.
Former Bolton and Wigan footballer Kevin McNaughton became an internet hit following hip replacement surgery. From his hospital bed, the 39-year-old Scot tweeted pictures of a guidance leaflet handed to patients by NHS Tayside titled 'safe sexual positions following a hip replacement'.
Long ago officialdom insisted that the game is for the players, not spectators.
The domestic cricket season in Scotland is here for 2022 and all 10 Eastern Premier League sides cannot wait to get things started this afternoon.
After joining in April 2018 following spells with Hibs and Spartans, Kaney was part of the side which finished third in the SWPL 2, missing out on promotion to the top flight.