FREE TO SEE National Counties Cricket Trophy ties June 9
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- Created on Saturday, 08 June 2024 00:18
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Sunday June 9 (1100 * weather-permitting)
Group One
Woodhall Spa: Lincolnshire v Bedfordshire. South Northumberland: Northumberland v Cambridgeshire.
Group Two
Eastnor: Herefordshire v Staffordshire. Great Witchingham: Norfolk v Shropshire.
Group Three
High Wycombe: Buckinghamshire v Devon. Banbury: Oxfordshire v Cornwall.
Group Four
Hyde: Cheshire v Hertfordshire. Wimborne: Dorset v Wales NC
COUNTIES CRICKET Champions win, Wiltshire top group
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- Created on Monday, 03 June 2024 05:18
- Last Updated on Monday, 03 June 2024 05:39
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Defending champions Berkshire made it two wins from two with a 25 runs success against Cornwall at St Austell.Johnny Connell continued his excellent start to the season by making 79 from 100 balls which, with useful runs from Charlie Dunnett (49), Archie Carter (30) and Rhys Lewis, took Berkshire to 244 all out.
COUNTIES CRICKET Wagg makes Duchy debut in Trophy
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- Created on Sunday, 02 June 2024 07:18
- Last Updated on Monday, 03 June 2024 06:00
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- Written by PAUL BOLTON Cricket Correspondent
There will be a new but familiar name in Oxfordshire’s side for their National Trophy match against Devon at Sidmouth (1100 start).George Ealham is the son of former Kent, Nottinghamshire all-rounder Mark, the grandson of former Kent batter Alan and the elder brother of Surrey’s Tommy Ealham.
COUNTIES CRICKET Rain washes out T20 Finals Day
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- Created on Tuesday, 28 May 2024 07:26
- Last Updated on Tuesday, 28 May 2024 07:26
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- Written by PAUL BOLTON Cricket Correspondent
The board of the National Counties Cricket Association will meet to discuss whether it is possible to reschedule National Counties T20 Finals Day after rain washed out the reserve day at Chester Boughton Hall.
Despite a more optimistic weather forecast and the efforts of the host club’s groundstaff, further beefy showers during the morning topped up Sunday’s heavy rain and left the ground unplayable.
CORNWALL CRICKET Bank Holiday weekend round-up
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- Created on Tuesday, 28 May 2024 06:31
- Last Updated on Wednesday, 29 May 2024 06:33
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- Written by MICHAEL WEEKS Cornwall Cricket correspondent
A frustrating Saturday saw the weather close in during the afternoon with only games in the east of the county able to complete.
Similarly, on Bank Holiday Monday, where 17 matches were rescheduled, several games in the west were again abandoned around tea time.
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