1987... and all that
16.03.26, 10:28 Updated 30.03.26, 14:04
Jonathan Doidge
It’s a bright and breezy winter morning as I enter a Horsforth coffee shop to meet Kevin Sharp for a bit of a reminisce about his playing days.
Proudly displaying the white rose on his gilet, he tells me he’s loving being back involved with the club, which has been firmed up since he moved lock, stock and barrel back to Yorkshire, having been in Worcestershire for several years. He’s currently involved helping the women’s team, as Richard Pyrah’s squad gets back on its feet and prepares for a return to the top flight.
However, Kev loves to tell a good tale. He’s engaging when he does and I’ve asked him to recall his memories of Yorkshire’s 1987 Benson and Hedges Cup-winning campaign. Time blurs things for most of us and he admits: “I’m not recalling too much from the early rounds in the zonal stuff but certainly remember playing Hampshire at Headingley in the quarter-final.
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