Long-serving Oundle Town CC skipper has left Milton Road to join Northants Premier Division rivals

Mark Hodgson, club captain for most of the last decade, has left Oundle Town CC.

Hodgson has decided to play for Northants Premier Division rivals Geddington next summer.

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Mark Hodgson

The one-club man oversaw dramatic improvement at Oundle who have become regular title challengers in recent seasons without ever finishing top. They would have finished third last season, but for a 50-point deduction for fielding an ineligible player in one game.

Hodgson also led Oundle to the final of the National T20 Cup in 2024 when they were unfortunate to lose on a bowl-out after rain washed out the day’s play.

Hodgson has cited family reasons and a strong friendship with Geddington skipper Andy Reynoldson as reasons for his surprise move.

Geddington mounted a strong title challenge last season eventually finishing second to perennial champions Finedon.

Oundle have yet to find a new skipper amid rumours other players may be thinking of leaving Milton Road.

There is also uncertainty at Premier Division rivals Peterborough Town CC who are also seeking a new skipper after David Clarke stepped down following a trophy-laden 10 years in the role.

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