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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V&A v. JESMOND JOGGERS
A GLORIOUS DAY, a cloudless sky and wonderfully hot and dry. But in terms of our performance not quite so
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V&A v. London Erratics
THE LONDON ERRATICS lived up to their name. Last Wednesday theypronounced that they were a mite short of the eleven
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V&A v. Chelsea Arts Club
PERHAPS IT WAS APPROPRIATE THAT ON JUNE 18, the 190th anniversary of Waterloo, the V&A played the Frenchified bohemians of
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V&A v. The CATCHITEERS
MATCH REPORT V&A v. The CATCHITEERS Stonor, Saturday June 11, 2005 A TRICKY WEEK on the telephone raising a side
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V&A v. NATIONAL THEATRE
THE WEATHER GIRL got it wrong on the morning news –‘sunny spells and light cloud’ proved wide of the mark.
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V&A v. The Nashers
THE STORY OF SUNDAY’S GAME is simply told. Roger Smith was captain and elected to field in a 35 over
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V&A v. Winnadune
THE RAINBOW INN couldn’t get a team so cancelled at midday on Friday. Several phone calls later, your correspondent found
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V&A v. RICKY HOLLAND XI
THE NEW TERM always brings surprises, bright creosote on the walls, doors on lavatories, a new matron to replace the
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V&A v. Ricky Holland XI
THE NEW TERM always brings surprises, bright creosote on the walls, doors on lavatories, a new matron to replace the
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