Tributes have been paid to a cricket lover who was given special recognition by the England and Wales Cricket Board for her service to the game.
Heather Evans, who has died aged 86, also served Bridgnorth as a scorer and treasurer and the club was so grateful for her service they named the score box after her.
She was one of the first to used coloured pens for each bowler, so they and the batters could see who scored what runs off each individual player at the end of the game. Heather also acted as a fundraiser and cleaner at times for Bridgnorth and was also a passionate supporter of the Shropshire County Cricket Club.
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