Sri Lankan Bradman Ediriweera looks for new club

With Chesterfield currently searching for a "Director of Cricket and Youth Development", Ediriweera leaves Chesterfield with the blessing of the Chesterfield chairman Mike Goodwin, and with a glowing tribute from Dave Adams in his 2002 season website report: "a truly fantastic natural talent".

Chesterfield Cricket Club vacancy details

Brad has finished his fourth season of club cricket in the UK. He started in 1999 in Yorkshire, at Acomb, before going to Shifnal of the Shropshire League and Instonians in Belfast. In all he has scored 4,082 runs at 57 and taken 103 wickets at 20. Now he is able to take on a player/coach role, having obtained his ECB Level 2 certificate while in Chesterfield.

Another Sri Lankan on the look out for a contract for 2003 is 21 year old Duminda Perera. A recent member of the Sri Lankan 'A' team that toured Pakistan, Perera has also been playing his cricket in the Yorkshire League.

For more details on these two players and contact details, click here.