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	David Leatherdale at AllExperts
		David Antony Leatherdale (born 26 November 1967 in Bradford, Yorkshire) is an English cricketer.
		Leatherdale is a fine example of the county pro who, while not good enough to play international cricket, is nevertheless of great benefit to his club.
		Although he made his first-class debut in 1988, Leatherdale did not receive his county cap for another six years.
	en.allexperts.com /e/d/da/david_leatherdale.htm (262 words)

	Stories for 25 March 2004
		DAVID Leatherdale produced the best limited-over score of his career to help Worcestershire ease holders Yorkshire out of the Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy with a 67-run win in yesterday's fourth round clash at New Road.
		DAVID Leatherdale is in line for an unexpected return to Frizzell County Championship division two action for table-topping Worcestershire ag-ainst Glamorgan at New Road tomorrow.
		DAVID Leatherdale was set to be included in Worcestershire's team to face Glamorgan at New Road today after Andrew Hall was named in the South African Test side to play England at Lord's.
	archive.thisisworcestershire.co.uk /2004/3/25 (12519 words)

	Veterans stand brings Worcs back into game \|\| Outlawed - Unofficial Nottinghamshire News and Views
		David Leatherdale and Steve Rhodes shared an unbroken seventh-wicket partnership of 242 to keep Worcestershire in their promotion battle with Nottinghamshire.
		Leatherdale, 34, was first to his half-century with a classy cover drive off Harris just before tea, and wicket-keeper Rhodes, four years his senior, followed him past 50 in the second over after tea, thumping a half-volley from Franks to the cover fence.
		Leatherdale brought up a superb century in typical fashion with a crashing drive off Harris, and Rhodes followed him to three figures with a quick single off Greg Smith shortly after.
	www.sportnetwork.net /main/s134/st12616.htm (535 words)

	Rivals rout Royals in match-up (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Medium-pacer David Leatherdale hit a battling 53 for the visitors but it only delayed the inevitable as Glamorgan wrapped up an impressive 103-run win to give themselves a six-point lead at the top of the table.
		Leatherdale smashed a big six as Worcestershiure continued to battle but he could only watch as team-mate Stephen Peters went cheaply, nicking Croft through to wicketkeeper Wallace.
		Leatherdale was far more resilient, and a series of boundaries were followed by another six although the right-hander was undone having reached 53 when he was bowled by Croft.
	www.expressandstar.com /cgi-bin/artman/exec/view.cgi?archive=5&num=10671&printer=1 (709 words)

	Leatherdale the Worcs hero
		VETERAN seamer David Leatherdale steadied Worcestershire's nerves as they hit back to deny Scotland their second totesport League win on the trot.
		Leatherdale struck the decisive blows by trapping West Indian Floyd Reifer lbw then shattering the stumps of Gregor Maiden and Fraser Watts in a spell of three for 28.
		The collapse continued as Leatherdale exited to leave the visitors on 63-4.
	archive.thisisworcestershire.co.uk /2004/7/1/88583.html (271 words)

	Báthory Erzsébet - Elizabeth Bathory: Bram Stoker, Elizabeth Bathory, and Dracula (Elizabeth Miller)
		In 1977, in The Vampire Cinema, David Pirie contends that "With Bathory...
		Leatherdale had earlier included in The Origins of Dracula the Baring-Gould excerpts on Bathory, claiming that "Stoker was confronted with an account of real-life blood-drinking" (142).
		In 1977, in The Vampire Cinema, David Pirie argued that "With Bathory...
	www.bathory.org /miller02.html (2491 words)

	Saltires go down by just 8 runs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The bowling tightened and, Sriram, perhaps frustrated, nicked one to the keeper off Nadeem Malik for 24 and Watson was unlucky to be caught at long leg off a shortish ball for 26 with the score on 58.
		Reifer was beginning to look set when he was LBW to Leatherdale for 18.
		Fraser Watts and Gregor Maiden improvised well and ran like stags but were not able to find the boundary enough, and Maiden was yorked by the experienced Leatherdale with the score on 99.
	www.cricketeurope.net /DATABASE/FROMORG2/articles/000007/000777.shtml (350 words)

	icBirmingham - I made Waugh eat his words - Leatherdale
		All-rounder Leatherdale was the unlikely Aussie destroyer in 1997 when Worcestershire stunned the Baggy Greens.
		Leatherdale picked up the prize scalps of Justin Langer, Brendon Julian, Michael Kasprowicz, Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath as the Australians were embarrassed in 1997.
		Leatherdale proved to be the Australian nemesis eight years ago with his nagging medium pace but thi ssummer will form the welcoming party.
	icbirmingham.icnetwork.co.uk /sundaymercury/sport/tm_objectid=15778429&method=full&siteid=50002&headline=i-made-waugh-eat-his-words---leatherdale-name_page.html (944 words)

	Observer \| Lewis swings it for the holders
		David Graveney was in attendance and had reason to smile, not just because of his Gloucestershire allegiance.
		After 15 overs, Worcestershire were a meagre 34 for three, but Leatherdale, who is contracted purely for one-day cricket, proved his worth.
		Leatherdale might have been run out on 49 and caught on 56, hard chances, but ones that the Westcountrymen often take.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,5004222-102283,00.html (862 words)

	Cricinfo - Worcestershire go top thanks to win over Middlesex
		David Leatherdale and Andy Bichel put together a partnership of 50 as the Crusaders suffered for the lack of a specialist fourth pace bowler.
		Though Bichel drove a catch to deep mid-off after making 23, Leatherdale saw the job through with an undefeated 55 - his first half-century of the season in the league.
		The fifth-wicket pair were responsible for nine of only 14 boundaries in the innings and Roseberry celebrated a career milestone by reaching 4,000 runs in the one-day league.
	content-www.cricinfo.com /england/content/story/101614.html (405 words)

	Australians fall to Leatherdale
		Worcestershire had 11 overs to spare when Leatherdale pulled the second of two fours off Greg Blewett and marched off with his bat beneath his arm as 4,500 spectators, the most that could be squeezed in, contemplated an early return home.
		It was easy for Leatherdale thereafter as he ran in and nipped the ball off the seam time and again.
		None of the wickets on the way to his startling analysis of five for 10 was more spectacular than the one gained with the help of a brilliant two-handed, diving catch by Moody at slip.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /htmlContent.jhtml?html=/archive/1997/05/19/sctour19.html (619 words)

	Cricinfo - Worcestershire lead Glamorgan by 201 runs
		Then in the final session, the home team extended their lead to 201, but lost four wickets in the process, finishing the day on 120/4.
		However, the introduction of Leatherdale halted Glamorgan`s progress as the Worcestershire beneficiary had Thomas caught at slip, before trapping Robert Croft leg before on the back foot.
		Leatherdale might have taken a third wicket had Anurag Singh held onto a top edge from Mark Wallace.
	content-www.cricinfo.com /ci/content/story/124664.html (547 words)

	David Leatherdale - Worcestershire - Players - Stats - ECB
		Leatherdale has devoted his long career to just one county having made his Worcestershire debut in 1988 and he enjoyed a benefit year in 2003.
		He was a consistent performer in both forms of the game but from the start of the 2004 season was only contracted as a one-day player, having been named as the county’s One-Day Player of the Year the previous season.
		Also works as the club's commercial manager but signed an extension to his playing contract to run until the end of the 2006 campaign.
	ecb.co.uk /stats/players/worcestershire/david-leatherdale,296,PP.html (157 words)

	Bad form may win Worcestershire a tie with Australia
		London: Worcestershire who are struggling to stay afloat in the Twenty20 Cup after losing three of their opening four group matches can look forward to a money-spinning three-day fixture with Australia if their dismal form in the continues.
		Worcestershire all-rounder David Leatherdale who is also the County's commercial manager could be forgiven for having mixed feelings about the situation.
		Leatherdale said: "Yes, it would be nice to have a crack at the Australians and, yes, a three-day match against them would generate extra income for the club.
	thatscricket.oneindia.in /news/county1/3006worcestershire.html (304 words)

	Cricket Web - NCL1 - Bears safe
		Wagh was put down at cover, an exceedingly difficult chance to Leatherdale before Knight pushed a ball from Wigley to mid on for a well-constructed half-century.
		Corey Collymore returned and promptly dismissed David Leatherdale for a run-a-ball 21 to leave Worcestershire with a mountain to climb on 165-6 with just 10 overs to go.
		It was all academic a few balls later as the English summer signed off with a vengeance and the ground staff were left to rush the covers on in mid-deluge.
	www.cricketweb.net /articles/EpyFEukFVuRIoTuRbM.shtml (1007 words)

	3/5/02 - Leatherdale the hero for County (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		DAVID Leatherdale was the hero for Worcestershire as they gained a three-wicket Benson and Hedges Cup triumph over Warwickshire at Edgbaston yesterday.
		But Leatherdale, who had earlier taken 2-18 in seven economical overs, hit a priceless unbeaten 43 and found a staunch ally in Stuart Lampitt.
		With Richardson taking up the reins in an inspired spell, Warwickshire made steady inroads and looked to be heading for victory as they reduced their opponents to a parlous 73 for seven.
	www.thisisworcestershire.co.uk /worcestershire/worcester/sport/WEN_SPORT_CRICKET_WCCC_BENSON_ARCH_C4.html (564 words)

	Workmanlike pair guide Worcestershire through \| CG Trophy \| Cricket \| Sport \| Telegraph
		Their bustling, six-wicket stand of 76 in 14 overs was the only partnership of substance in a stodgy contest and was largely responsible for smoothing Worcestershire's passage to the semi-finals for the second consecutive season.
		These days Leatherdale is very much a part-time cricketer and he had to take time off his new day job with a local sportswear company to play in this match.
		Middlebrook was beaten by Kabir Ali's throw from short fine leg but was given out only after David Constant, the third umpire, had taken three minutes to satisfy himself that Steve Rhodes had gathered the ball before he broke the stumps.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /sport/main.jhtml?xml=/sport/2004/06/16/scworc16.xml (484 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Cricket \| Counties \| Worcestershire \| Leatherdale ends playing career
		Veteran David Leatherdale has decided to end his playing career in order to concentrate full-time on his job as Worcestershire's commercial director.
		All-rounder Leatherdale, who joined the club in 1987, scored more than 15,000 runs and took over 300 wickets.
		Worcestershire chief executive Mark Newton said Leatherdale had been an "outstanding" success as commercial director since taking on the job at the beginning of the year.
	news.bbc.co.uk /go/rss/-/sport1/hi/cricket/counties/worcestershire/4744709.stm (169 words)

	7/7/23 - Loyal Leatherdale proves prize asset
		IF prizes were handed out for Worcestershire's best `team player' then David Leatherdale would surely be up there among the leading candidates.
		Such match-winning displays with both bat and ball have been regular occurrences over the years for Leatherdale, whose efforts since making his debut in 1988 are being deservedly rewarded with a benefit this year.
		Leatherdale acknowledges that the County's younger players need to be given their chance if they are to continue making healthy progress.
	www.thisisworcester.co.uk /worcestershire/worcester/sport/WEN_SPORT_CRICKET_WCCC_OLDNALL2.html (725 words)

	David Leatherdale awarded a benefit year in 2003
		David Leatherdale awarded a benefit year in 2003
		Worcestershire County Cricket Club have awarded David Leatherdale a Benefit Year in 2003 following a long and distinguished career with the Club he first played for in 1988.
		Aged 34, `Lugsy' was capped in 1994 and has scored over 9,000 first class and over 3,400 one day runs for the County.
	www.iccchampionstrophy.com /link_to_database/ARCHIVE/CRICKET_NEWS/2002/JUN/022349_CI_26JUN2002.html (128 words)

	Sport \| Maynard makes hay in front of the cameras
		Their openers were dismissed in the first five overs and Maynard joined Mike Powell, who was playing his first innings for the county since being disciplined last month after a set-to with his team-mate Ian Thomas.
		Powell brimmed with purpose from the start, severe on anything off-line outside off-stump, and the Worcestershire captain Graeme Hick was forced to reconsider his strategy after his normally reliable change bowlers Stuart Lampitt and David Leatherdale were treated with contempt by the Glamorgan pair.
		Powell's 71 was easily his highest score in the league this season and, but for his one rash moment, after he and Maynard had put on 133 for the third wicket off 113 deliveries, he would probably have reached the century he deserved.
	sport.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,4494068-108356,00.html (515 words)

	Golden oldies hand out hammering (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Worcestershire veterans David Leatherdale and Steve Rhodes shared an unbroken seventh-wicket partnership of 242 to keep their side in the game in the Division Two promotion battle with Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge.
		The home side began the day 0.25 points behind Worcestershire in the table, but after posting 404 in their first innings, Notts looked like overtaking their opponents when they reduced them to 120-6 in reply.
		When Franks picked up his third wicket, dismissing Gareth Batty with a quicker ball, Worcestershire were struggling to avoid the follow-on at 120-6.
	www.expressandstar.com /cgi-bin/artman/exec/view.cgi?archive=5&num=11466&printer=1 (457 words)

	Cricket Web - Leatherdale keeps cool. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		A superb spell of bowling from David Leatherdale gave Worcestershire a 3 run Duckworth Lewis victory in a heavily rain-ruined match.
		The conditions were far from perfect though, and David Leatherdale was introduced with great results, as he conceded just 15 from his 3 overs including 6 off the final one when 10 were needed, Glamorgan finishing 5 runs better off than Worcestershire, but 3 runs behind them.
		GLAMORGAN 122-7 (Powell 33, Maynard 32, Leatherdale 2-15, Mason 2-29)
	www.cricketweb.net /articles/EpVAVEVlykkIZnBnXO.shtml (290 words)

	Stories for 5 July 2004
		DAVID Blunkett is calling for the suspension of the Chief Constable of the Humberside Police Force.
		ABOUT a year ago, I remember somebody writing to say that there were four basic types of argument employed by europhiles.
		WORCESTERSHIRE'S long-serving all-rounder David Leatherdale is to hold talks with the county about extending a career which has already spanned 17 seasons.
	archive.tenburywellsadvertiser.co.uk /2004/7/5 (1231 words)

	David Antony Leatherdale (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		David Leatherdale awarded a benefit year in 2003 (26 June 2002)
		Battling Leatherdale saves Worcestershire from rout (7 May 2001)
		David Leatherdale drives a delivery back past bowler Malik
	www-usa12.cricket.org /db/PLAYERS/ENG/L/LEATHERDALE_DA_01004512 (129 words)

	HALLEY DIARY 2001: Investigation of Widespread Enhanced Flow in East Antarctica (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Introduction This is a three year project, involving Jonathan Bamber, Martin Siegert and David Rippin of the Bristol Glaciology Centre, School of Geographical Sciences, University of Bristol, and David Vaughan of BAS.
		The field party consisted of David Rippin, David Leatherdale (Pilot), Phil Jones (BAS) and Paul Woodroffe (BAS).
		Aims and Science Overview The traditionally accepted model of ice-sheet discharge is that fast-flowing outlet glaciers and ice streams drain a slow moving reservoir of ice in the interior of the ice-sheet.
	www.antarctica.ac.uk /Living_and_Working/Diaries/Halley/2001/12_aerosurvey.html (582 words)

	The Scotsman - Sport - Saltires sharper in attack but fall short
		His exit brought Floyd Reifer to the crease, desperate to make an instant impression as deputy pro for Yasir Arafat only to fall lbw to David Leatherdale at 18 to leave the Scots on 79 for four.
		Leatherdale struck the decisive blows by shattering the stumps of Gregor Maiden and Fraser Watts.
		Leatherdale became Watson’s next victim, also off Nel to leave the visitors on 63 for four.
	thescotsman.scotsman.com /sport.cfm?id=751082004 (752 words)

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