What are the NatWest OSCAs?
The NatWest OSCAs (Outstanding Service to Cricket Awards) are aimed at recognising those volunteers who give so much of their time to the game of cricket – without these individuals the game would not survive.
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EmailKent Cricket Board would like to receive as many nominations for the 2007 NatWest OSCAs as possible. An OSCA - Outstanding Service to Cricket Award - is a reward for all the hard work individuals put in to the game of cricket at all levels.
If you know of anyone at your club or district that you feel is deserving of a reward for all the hard work they do in ensuring that cricket is played, no matter what their role, KCB would like to hear from you about them.
There are seven categories of nomination and they can be found on this site by clicking this link.
The continued existence and further development of your club, and all others in the country, relies extremely heavily on volunteers in key positions. The NatWest OSCAs 2007 will take place at Lord’s on Monday, 15th October 2007. Nominations close on June 30th so now is the time to get them in to us here at Kent Cricket Board.
You can do that by phone or by emailing any of us at our addresses which you’ll find on the Personnel page of this website.
Volunteers and the 2007 OSCAs
A reminder for everyone that nominations for the 2007 OSCA awards are now being accepted by ECB. If you believe anyone at your Club, or in your district or anywhere involved in the game of cricket, deserves the honour of being invited to Lord’s for the 2007 Awards Ceremony, now is the time to do something about it.
More on the 2007 OSCAs
The NatWest OSCAs (Outstanding Service to Cricket Awards) are aimed at recognising those volunteers who give so much of their time to the game of cricket - without these individuals the game would not survive.
The 2007 OSCAs
Plans for the 2007 Outstanding Services to Cricket Awards are now well advanced.
Now is the time for you to make YOUR nomination in one or any of the groups there are awards for.
If there’s anyone that you are aware of that has, in your opinion, made an outstanding contribution to cricket at its grass roots, nominations are invited in the following categories:
Volunteer under the age of 21 as at October 2 2007
Volunteer who has overcome adversity in the development of the game by thinking outside the boundary
Someone invisible who your club couldn’t do without!
Created sustainable partnerships with schools, voluntary organisations, other sports and/or the local community
Volunteer or group of volunteers who have made an outstanding contribution to the 2007 event
Dedication with results is what we are looking for here! This can be an individual or group
We are looking for an individual who has made an outstanding difference to cricket for a sustained period