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About Duncan Catterall
- Duncan Neil Catterall (born 19 September 1978) is an English cricketer who played first-class cricket for Worcestershire and currently plays at minor counties level for Shropshire.
- He was born in Preston, Lancashire. After a number of appearances for Worcestershire's Second XI in 1997 and 1998, Catterall made his first-team debut in an AXA League game against Warwickshire near the end of the latter season; he bowled five wicketless overs for 22 and made 5 with the bat.
- Two days later he made his first-class debut against Somerset, again failing to take a wicket and being dismissed for a duck in his only innings.
- He finally claimed his first victim in the last AXA League game of the season, when he had Hampshire's Shaun Udal caught by Graeme Hick. Catterall played only two first-class games in 1999, both in September and against Essex and Middlesex, although he did hit 60 in each of them, and took his maiden first-class wicket (that of Essex's Ronnie Irani).
- In List A cricket he made four appearances, but took only two wickets in a total of 30 overs and was out for nought in his only innings.
- 2000 saw him achieve career-best first-class bowling figures of 4-50 against the West Indians.
- In 2001, his only first-team appearance was in a single one-day match, a record he repeated in 2002. After leaving Worcestershire at the end of 2002, Catterall moved to play for Shropshire, and scored 152 in his second game, against Herefordshire.
- As well as being a generally consistent performer in minor counties cricket, he played in several List A matches for Shropshire in the C&G Trophy, although without enormous success, never reaching 30 with the bat or taking more than two wickets in a game. He currently plays for Ombersley Cricket Club in the Birmingham League. In 2012 Catterall joined Pitmaston Park Badminton Club in Worcester.
- In 2014 he was elected chairman of the club and made captain of the club's Men's 1 team, which plays in the Worcestershire Badminton Association doubles leagues.
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