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 The championship flag returned to Thorneyholme Road after a 33 year absence |
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 In the absence of Roy Silva, Neil Holmes stood in at the last minute as sub pro to be greeted by former team-mate Damian Clarke |
 Skipper David Ormerod welcomes professional Roy Silva back at Bacup on May 9th |
 Roy Silva was soon in action picking up two early wickets |
 David Ormerod bowling during his spell of 7-70 in the win against Haslingden on May 16th |
 Rain caused the derby match with Enfield to be abandoned with the visitors on 62-3 on May 17th |
 Simon Hanson hit 34 in a stand of 92 with Graham Lloyd in the LCB Cup 2nd Round game on Monday May 24th |
 Graham Lloyd reverse sweeps during his top score of 47 but Accrington lost the match by 4 wickets. |
 Friday May 29th saw the start of the 20/20 competition against Rishton |
 Graham Lloyd top scored with 37 |
 And Stuart Crabtree hit 30 but Accrington lost by 4 runs |
 The derby match against Church on Sunday May 31st saw openers Jimmy Hayhurst and Paul Carroll taking in another cup of tea after another double figure stand |
 Another collapse another reverse sweep. Graham Lloyd top scored with 49 as Accrington recovered from 80-5 to 161-7 |
 James Ormerod falls lbw to sub professional Kashif Saddique after adding 48 for the 7th wicket with Graham Lloyd in Accrington's 179 all out. Accrington won the match by 17 runs to stay top of the table. |
 Accrington professional Roy Silva beats the bat and his team beat Burnley by 61 runs to go 10 points clear at the top of the table on Sunday June 14th |
 Graham Lloyd becomes one of Steffan Jones' nine victims as Accrington were bowled out for 125 by title rivals Enfield on Saturday June 20th |
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 Andy Greenwood catches Craig Fergusson off Roy Silva as Accrington fight back |
 Matloob Khan falls lbw to David Ormerod as Accrington close in on a 66 run win |
 Graeme Sneddon winds up during during his innings of 26 against title rivals Enfield on Sunday June 21st but Accrington lost by 3 wickets |
 A heavy downpour caused the thirds match against Colne to be abandoned on Saturday June 27th |
 Graham Lloyd gets treatment on his calf during his innings of 53 against Colne on June 28th |
 Graham and sub professional Anil Rideegammanagedera put on 103 as Accrington went on to secure a 54 run win to stay top of the table |
 The match at Burnley on July 4th saw the re-introduction of the Wilson Reverse Sweep |
 Until a stumping by Chris Burton ended his innings as Accrington went down to a 7 wicket defeat |
 Wicketkeeper Matt Wilson appeals during Accrington's 8 run win over East Lancs on July 12th |
 Stuart Crabtree top scored with 41 at Colne on Sunday July 19th |
 The end for Colne skipper Jeff Ellis bowled by Roy Silva for 12 but his side went on to win by 3 wickets |
 David Ormerod took his 200th Lancashire League wicket for Accrington in the game against Rawtenstall on July 25th |
 Everybody gave their all but Rawtenstall got home by 2 wickets |
 An unbeaten 63 by Graham Lloyd got Accrington back on track with a 4 wicket win at Rishton on Sunday July 26th |
 Boundaries, ones and twos were the features of a 61 6th wicket stand between Graham and Paul Carroll which doubled to score to ensure victory |
 Openers Roy Silva and Matt Wilson go out to bat against Nelson on August 2nd |
 Roy departs in the first over caught by Khurram Nazir off Sam Halstead in Accrington's 8 wicket defeat |
 A club and league best 120 by Graham Lloyd could not stop Accrington going down to a 31 run defeat at Todmorden on August 8th |
 Paul Carroll can't seem to believe it but Toby McLean is stumped by Matt Wilson who claimed 4 victims in Ramsbottom's 106 all out on Saturday August 22nd |
 Graham Lloyd led Accrington to a 5 wicket win with 47 including a reverse sweep |
 And a classic off drive through point to keep Accrington in second place |
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 Jimmy Hayhurst bowling to Sam Tucker in the local derby at Church. Accrington won the match by 6 wickets to cut Haslingden's lead to 4 points with one match to play on Saturday September 12th |
 On a dramatic final day Accrington retained the title in a fairytale ending. More Pics That last over through the lens of Graham Haworth |
