ESPNcricinfo has been named Online Publication of the year for the fifth
year running in the ECB's County Journalism awards, after another
season of in-depth coverage of the English domestic game, which
concluded with the thrilling final day of the Specsavers County
Championship, involving the County Cricket Live blog and extensive
reports from staff and freelancers writers.
Will Macpherson, a regular contributor to ESPNcricinfo's county coverage, was named Christopher Martin-Jenkins Young County Journalist, an award which comes with a £3000 prize which will fund a trip to the UAE next March to cover the first North v South fixtures.
Tim Wigmore, another of ESPNcricinfo's freelancers, was a runner-up in the category alongside Henry Cowan from All Out Cricket with each receiving £1000.
The Cricket Paper was named County Cricket Newspaper of the Year for the second time in three years with last year's winner, the Times, receiving a commendation.
The Sunday Independent was named Regional Newspaper of the Year for its comprehensive coverage of First Class, Minor County and club cricket in the South West region. It receives a £2,500 prize supported by the Cricket Writers' Club in association with Benenden Health, Smile Group Travel and
William Hill. The Manchester Evening News and the Nottingham Post were also commended in this category.
Dave Fletcher, who recently completed his first season as a county commentator with BBC Radio Derby, was named the Christopher Martin-Jenkins County Broadcaster of the Year and receives a £5,000 prize.
Will Macpherson, a regular contributor to ESPNcricinfo's county coverage, was named Christopher Martin-Jenkins Young County Journalist, an award which comes with a £3000 prize which will fund a trip to the UAE next March to cover the first North v South fixtures.
Tim Wigmore, another of ESPNcricinfo's freelancers, was a runner-up in the category alongside Henry Cowan from All Out Cricket with each receiving £1000.
The Cricket Paper was named County Cricket Newspaper of the Year for the second time in three years with last year's winner, the Times, receiving a commendation.
The Sunday Independent was named Regional Newspaper of the Year for its comprehensive coverage of First Class, Minor County and club cricket in the South West region. It receives a £2,500 prize supported by the Cricket Writers' Club in association with Benenden Health, Smile Group Travel and
William Hill. The Manchester Evening News and the Nottingham Post were also commended in this category.
Dave Fletcher, who recently completed his first season as a county commentator with BBC Radio Derby, was named the Christopher Martin-Jenkins County Broadcaster of the Year and receives a £5,000 prize.
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