Non-League Paper

DOUBLE UP DAN HITS ‘EM FOR SIX

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 July 2019

Keeper has a Blast as a sporting all-rounder

By Jeremy Blackmore

SPORTING HERO: Dan Lincoln in action for Bognor Regis and Middlesex, inset
PICTURE: Edmund Boyden

BOGNOR Regis Town stopper Dan Lincoln swapped his goalkeeping gloves for batting ones when he made his Middlesex debut in cricket’s T20 Vitality Blast on Thursday.
Lincoln, who has been with the Rocks since 2016, made his Middlesex debut against Gloucestershire at Cheltenham after some impressive performances in the Second XI this season.
The former Reading keeper had some big shoes to fill as he stepped in for injured...

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