V&A v. Legends XI
That learned philosopher Roy Keane once remarked – Fail to prepare, prepare to fail. This may be true but preparation […]
That learned philosopher Roy Keane once remarked – Fail to prepare, prepare to fail. This may be true but preparation […]
It was the return of The Prodigal JAKE WARMAN. He turned up before our skipper, and well before Peter Linthwaite
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ONE OF THOSE TRICKY MORNINGS when the forecast is iffy and Martin rings from near the ground to say a
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A DODGY START to the day with threatening clouds, a wet pitch and no captain –Tom Bird was looking for
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Rupert Morris did everything, captained, catered (very nicely) and collected the money. Unfortunately this Renaissance Man buggered his knee bending
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Nice to be back on a lovely Spring day, everything much the same except for a new white boundary rope.
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A FEW GOOD MEN are a team born at Durham University, and good they are, and men too – they
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THE MORNING LOOKED IFFY and an early decision was made to postpone to a 1 o’clock kick-off and forego the
It was a lovely day at Turville Park. Deer gambolled and sheep did what they do. Nick Emley won the
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It has been an interesting week, and for aficionados of cricket at our humble level, a not untypical one. I
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