V&A v. THEBETONS
A 35-over game was played, which has the virtues of guaranteeing a result, allowing those with smart dinner-dates to arrive […]
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V&A v. London Erratics
A GLORIOUS JUNE DAY. And some glorious V&A batting. Sarah was away so catering was shared by Debs, Lucinda and
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V&A v. CHELSEA ARTS CLUB
The talk in the dressing room was about Stonor suddenly bumping up the charge for the pitch to £130, and
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V&A v. JACOBITE CHANCERS
THE DAY LOOKED DODGY, weather-wise but there was no rain at 10.30 a.m. so we went. We have been lucky
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V&A. v. Jacobite Chancers
THE DAY LOOKED DODGY, weather-wise but there was no rain at 10.30 a.m. so we went. We have been lucky
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V&A v. HERMITS
THIS IS OUR OLDEST FIXTURE. We have seen the Hermits grow old and fat, drink having taken its toll. But
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V&A v. Hermits
THIS IS OUR OLDEST FIXTURE. We have seen the Hermits grow old and fat, drink having taken its toll. But
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V&A v. Nashers
A PERFECT DAY, cloudless, hot but not humid. Kites soared, deer gambolled, Bruno returned. We lost the toss. The Nashers
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V&A v. The Nashers
A PERFECT DAY, cloudless, hot but not humid. Kites soared, deer gambolled, Bruno returned. We lost the toss. The Nashers
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V&A v. The PRETENDERS
WHAT A DIFFERENCE a week makes. The previous Saturday’s V&A team of lethargic and creaking outfielders, was transformed into a
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