Woodhouse Grange’s Steve Burdett stars in winning England O50s debut at Scarborough CC
Woodhouse Grange CC legend Steve Burdett made his long-awaited England debut against New Zealand at Scarborough CC on Monday.
And he started his international career in fine fashion, scoring 30 not out and taking 3-38 as England Over-50s wrapped up their second victory in two days over the Kiwis by 38 runs.


Burdett was a talented all-round teenage sportsman who had to choose between Yorkshire CCC Academy and becoming a golf club assistant pro.
He decided on golf for a living and cricket for fun, putting him on a course of more than 30 glorious years as a Woodhouse Grange player.


During that time he has racked up more than 6,000 runs and taken almost 600 wickets for Woodhouse, and is still at it - scoring a career best 152 for the 2nd XI in May.
And in addition to starring as a player, Burdett also captained both Grange 1st and 2nd teams for a couple of decades, including leading his team to victory in the National Village Cup at Lords on three occasions.