V&A v. Eratics
The day dawned about as badly as it could for a game of cricket. The rain had begun in the […]
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V&A v. Hermits
The Hermits, founded some forty years ago in an Islington pub are the V&As longest standing opponents. They are also fed up with losing to us, their last victory being in 2009.
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V&A v. National Theatre
V&A PLAYERS: Andy Taylor, Rob Taylor, Nick Emley, N P-G [skip], Lachlan Nieboer, C Jonkers, S. Julka, D. de Caires,
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V&A v. Andy Taylor XI
As there is no match report to post let me use this space to update fellow professionals on a couple
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V&A v. Town and Country Folks
A gorgeous spring day, and a thrilling game of cricket. Who could ask for anything more? The auguries were not
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V&A v. The National Theatre
The annual fixture against The National Theatre is always an enjoyable affair. Their team is full of characters and they
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V&A v. NATIONAL THEATRE
The NTs were short, in every sense. No Mike Morris, all six foot seven of him and only eight players,
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V&A v. HERMITS
Bruno returned. He can only field in the slips nowadays, having long since ceased to run or throw overarm. But
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V&A v. A FEW GOOD MEN
THE V&A ARCHIVIST will have problems deciphering the scorebook, when it comes to writing the V&A CC history. To call
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V&A v. ACME
A dodgy forecast suggested a truncated day at least, but in the event we were lucky, rain arrived briefly after