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19/01/2022
Birmingham Cricket Club Wins Building Materials Worth £1,000
A Birmingham cricket club has won £1,000 worth of building materials to improve and enhance their ground.
Sheldon Marlborough claimed the prize from a competition run by Birmingham Bears in conjunction with leading UK builders merchant Selco Builders Warehouse and will use the prize to help construct a new electronic scoreboard.
The Club Together initiative saw cricket clubs from across the Midlands invited to take advantage of a special discounted ticket offer for Bears home matches at Edgbaston Stadium throughout the 2021 T20 Blast campaign.
The club which sold the most tickets over the summer won £1,000 worth of products from Selco and Sheldon Marlborough came out on top.
Club spokesman Adrian Maguire said: "It's fantastic that we won the prize and a major boost to the club.
"We have plans to install an electronic scoreboard at our ground for next season and this donation will enable us to provide the external structure.
"We are always aiming to improve on and off the field and this will help us towards achieving that."
The first team of Sheldon Marlborough play in Warwickshire League Division Three while the club has three other senior teams and six junior boys and girls teams.
Carine Jessamine, Marketing Director of Selco Builders Warehouse, said: "We have been involved in the Club Together initiative with Warwickshire and Birmingham Bears for a number of years and it always produces worthy winners.
"Sheldon Marlborough is no different and we hope our prize will make a big difference to the club."
Sheldon Marlborough claimed the prize from a competition run by Birmingham Bears in conjunction with leading UK builders merchant Selco Builders Warehouse and will use the prize to help construct a new electronic scoreboard.
The Club Together initiative saw cricket clubs from across the Midlands invited to take advantage of a special discounted ticket offer for Bears home matches at Edgbaston Stadium throughout the 2021 T20 Blast campaign.
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The club which sold the most tickets over the summer won £1,000 worth of products from Selco and Sheldon Marlborough came out on top.
Club spokesman Adrian Maguire said: "It's fantastic that we won the prize and a major boost to the club.
"We have plans to install an electronic scoreboard at our ground for next season and this donation will enable us to provide the external structure.
"We are always aiming to improve on and off the field and this will help us towards achieving that."
The first team of Sheldon Marlborough play in Warwickshire League Division Three while the club has three other senior teams and six junior boys and girls teams.
Carine Jessamine, Marketing Director of Selco Builders Warehouse, said: "We have been involved in the Club Together initiative with Warwickshire and Birmingham Bears for a number of years and it always produces worthy winners.
"Sheldon Marlborough is no different and we hope our prize will make a big difference to the club."
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