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Stars give a helping hand

10:06am Thursday 10th April 2008

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A PAIR of up and coming county cricket stars stopped off at the War Memorial Ground to give a helping hand ahead of the new season.

Worcestershire players Chris Whelan (left) and Josh Knappett (right) gave Stourbridge Cricket Club some support to get the ground in tip-top shape for the start of the campaign, later this month.

The project was all part of the Natwest CricketForce event held last weekend.

Work undertaken included some painting and the creation of a new disabled viewing area.

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