V&A v. Chelsea Arts Club
A rather different day apparently. A declaration game, only their captain David Maddocks, now sporting a new haircut, believes in […]
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A rather different day apparently. A declaration game, only their captain David Maddocks, now sporting a new haircut, believes in […]
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We batted first in an overs game. They gave us two excellent players – as last year – Matt Chataway,
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THIS GRUELLING MATCH was played in a pleasant breeze and sunshine. Skipper Martin Bowden and their captain Joss Buckley agreed
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IT WAS FINALLY WARM ENOUGH and (just) dry enough for V&A athletes to begin the season. The continued absence of
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‘CATCHES WIN MATCHES’ but rarely can a side at our level have caught 7 such stunning catches as The Catchiteers
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THE DAY WAS RATHER COLD BUT THE CRICKET WAS ALWAYS ENTERTAINING. As we were only 8 when play started (11.50
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First a word about the previous week’s invitation game in Sussex. Tony Bird had organised a game at Madehurst near
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THE SUN SHONE for most of the day, but it was damp in the morning and captain Bird N. sent
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THE SUN CAME OUT. A minor miracle, considering the hail of last week. Nothing about this almost biblical weather surprises.
THE DAY STARTED with some difficulty. The Club President had eloped to St.Tropez in search of his adolescent idol, Brigitte
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