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About Andrew Parkin-Coates
- Andrew Parkin-Coates (born 13 May 1985) is an English cricketer.
- He is a right-handed batsman and right-arm medium-pace bowler.
- He was born in Doncaster. Parkin- Coates made his cricketing debut for England Under-15s in the Under-15 World Challenge in 2000, alongside future first-class cricketers such as James Hildreth and David Stiff. Two years later, he made his debut in the ECB 38-County Cup for Nottinghamshire Cricket Board.
- He continued to play in the Minor Counties Championship for Lincolnshire and in the Second XI Championship for Nottinghamshire Second XI.
- for whom he played in the Second XI Championship between 2002 and 2005. Coates made a single List A appearance for Lincolnshire during the 2004 C&G Trophy, against Glamorgan.
- He scored 2 runs in the match, and conceded 34 runs with the ball from six overs of bowling. In 2004, Parkin- Coates played district cricket in Victoria for North Melbourne where he enjoyed a highly successful season. Coates returned to Australia in 2007 where he debuted for St Bernards, Melbourne.
- The club had a fantastic season, winning promotion and Coates definitely played his part in this having another superb season. Since 2007, Parkin-Coates has appeared for Doncaster Town in the Oxbridge Yorkshire Premier League where he has had great success achieving 960 runs in 2008 and just under 900 in 2009.
- This year he will be leading the team and bringing in a new and exciting era at the club. In 2008, Parkin- Coates set up APC Cricket Coaching in Doncaster, South Yorkshire.
- He has had a successful first year and continues this success at present coaching people of all ages and abilities.
- Please see www.apccricketcoachig.co.uk for more information. He recently completed his ECB level 3 Head Coach award and plays an active role in coaching in schools, Doncaster Town CC and Nottingham U 17's.
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