A special coronation cricket match went into bat for men's mental health.
A Lee Calton XI took on Grimston to raise awareness of the need to talk when things are getting you down.
Captains Harry Ward, from Grimston (left) and Aaron Nicol from the Lee Calton XI (Image: Chris Bishop)
The 8:56 Foundation was launched after the death of popular King's Lynn FC fan Mr Calton, who was found dead at his home in the town two years ago.
After the toss, Calton XI captain Aaron Nicol said: "It's to raise awareness of men's mental health, we've tried to involve players who knew Lee or worked with him.
Action as the game got under way at Grimston (Image: Chris Bishop)
"The most important thing is that message to everybody that it's time to talk.
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Action from the special coronation cricket match between Grimston and the Lee Calton XI (Image: Chris Bishop)
"Sport is a great opportunity to do that, it's all about groups of players, groups of friends together."
Action from the special coronation cricket match between Grimston and the Lee Calton XI (Image: Chris Bishop)
Grimston Parish Council donated the King's Cup for the event, which it is hoped will become an annual fixture.
Action from the special coronation cricket match between Grimston and the Lee Calton XI (Image: Chris Bishop)
Action from the special coronation cricket match between Grimston and the Lee Calton XI (Image: Chris Bishop)
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