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
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V&A v. CATCHITEERS
IT WAS PISSING DOWN at 11.30 and then pissed down heavily until just after 1. We sat and thought about
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V&A v. Taylor Family
Andy Taylor, who with his elder brother Rob plays for the V&A when available, suggested he could get a team
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V&A v. DEVIL’S ADVOCATES
The DEVIL’S ADVOCATES, a team of barristers and teachers, are the perfect opposition I was told by their chairman before
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V&A v. GT’s
We struggled to raise a team, it being Sunday and with several players away in Cornwall and Barbados. But Sunil
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V&A v. THEBERTONS
Martin Bowden was skipper, caterer, scullery maid. He saw little of the game from his servile position in the kitchen.
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V&A v. ERRATICS
Paul Harris came from L.A. to play village cricket with us. It was everything he hoped for: a perfect green
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V&A v. Legends XI
That learned philosopher Roy Keane once remarked – Fail to prepare, prepare to fail. This may be true but preparation
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V&A v. NATIONAL THEATRE
It was the return of The Prodigal JAKE WARMAN. He turned up before our skipper, and well before Peter Linthwaite
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