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	Essex County Cricket Club - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Essex County Cricket Club is one of the 18 major county clubs which make up the English domestic cricket structure, representing the historic county of Essex.
		Essex CCC is presently captained by Ronnie Irani and has a very strong limited overs team which has won the National League in both 2005 and 2006.
		In the club's first championship season, James Burns scored 114 against Warwickshire at Edgbaston and this was the first-ever century for Essex in the County Championship.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Essex_County_Cricket_Club (1426 words)

	Essex
		Essex is a county in the East of England.
		Essex became part of the East of England Government Office Region in 1994 and was statistically counted as part of that region from 1999, having previously been part of the South East England region.
		Essex is known for being the origin of the political term Essex man, and of the Essex girl joke.
	www.globalguide.org /index.html?title=Essex (1262 words)

	Shepherd Neame: Essex Cricket Club
		Essex County Cricket Club was formed at Brentwood in 1876 and was joined six years later by CE Green, later club captain and recognised as the 'founding father' of Essex cricket.
		Essex County Cricket Club enjoyed tremendous success in the 1980s and won county championships in 1983, 1984 and 1987.
		Success continued into the 1990s, although Essex County Cricket Club finished bottom of the County Championship in 1998 and Prichard resigned as captain, however he was replaced by Nasser Hussain.
	www.shepherd-neame.co.uk /company/essex_cricket_club.html (336 words)

	Essex County Cricket Club in 2005 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Essex were 76 for 4 after two wickets from Deon Kruis, but after that Yorkshire's bowlers conceded 136.5 runs for every wicket, and the partnerships for the fifth to eighth wicket were all worth more than 100 runs for Essex.
		Essex Eagles lost their last nine wickets for 54 runs, and the target of 110 was not enough to win their first match of the 2005 Twenty20 Cup to Sussex Sharks.
		Essex also lost five wickets on the first day, to trail by 89, and as Tony Palladino and James Middlebrook were dismissed in quick succession Durham were 62 behind with three wickets in hand, with Australian Michael Lewis having taken four for 69.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Essex_County_Cricket_Club_in_2005 (8378 words)

	World Cricket Academy Home Page
		Accomodated within the club, it was never more than two minutes from bedroom to nets, helping to maximise the opportunity to take advantage of the facility.
		Essex County Cricket Club took up the opportunity of taking three of our professional spin bowlers Paul Grayson, James Middlebrook, Tim Phillips and myself in my role as coach to India through the World Cricket Academy Spin Bowling Camp at the impressive venue of the Brabourne Stadium.
		Bedi and Prassana are legions in the history of Indian and Test cricket and Essex CCC feel that this has been of great value for there players and would view the opportunity of future visits for either batting or bowling camps within India very favourably in the future.
	www.worldcricketacademy.com /1_3_testimonials.htm (874 words)

	WELFARE \| ESSEX COUNTY CRICKET BOARD
		At Essex we are pleased to advocate the England and Wales Cricket Board ECB policy, with regard child protection in cricket.
		The person chosen by the club to be Welfare Officer, must have completed the Good Practice in Child Welfare workshop and be in possession of a current Criminal Records Bureau CRB Enhanced Disclosure document, before attending the Club Welfare Officer training course.
		The County Welfare Officer, in turn, will write to the Club Welfare Officer stating: “From the information given in the self-declaration form, the applicant is suitable/not suitable to be employed within cricket”.
	www.eccb.org.uk /welfare.htm (1387 words)

	Cricinfo - A brief history of Essex (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Essex were formed in January 1876 at a meeting in the Shire Hall, Brentwood, although it took almost two decades for the county to attain first-class status (in 1894) and in 1895 they were one of three new admissions to the fledgling Championship.
		By 1897 Essex were good enough to finish third - the best of four consecutive top-six finishes - but it was to be another 81 years before their next top-three appearance.
		The war affected Essex badly, not least because Farnes was killed, but their finances benefited from the widespread boom in the game's fortunes in the immediate post-war era.
	www.icc-cricket.com /essex/content/story/261931.html (574 words)

	Lima Event Management (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		2005 was a fantastic year for English cricket.
		With the terrific performance from the England cricket team, the excitement, sportsmanship and increased media coverage ensured that interest in the game rose to a new level.
		On a local theme, In 2005 Essex County Cricket Club secured the Tote Sport First Division title which has helped raise their local profile and helped provide a wider appeal to the game.
	home.btconnect.com /Lima-Events/essexccc.html (109 words)

	Constitution
		To seek an improvement in preservation of Sunday Cricket; enhance contact between clubs from different Saturday leagues; assist in the improvement of the playing conditions and facilities; and develop youth cricket in the county.
		Club can register more than one overseas player (giving at least seven days prior to playing their first game) with the ESL using the ECB registration form.
		Any club which defaults twice in the same season will incur a second immediate fine and be immediately expelled from the League.
	www.essexsundayleague.com /pages/constitution.htm (786 words)

	Cricket: Students on a learning curve - Sports - International Herald Tribune
		There is also a contrast with the positive state of university cricket elsewhere in England, a reward for its reorganization four years ago, and the creation of University Cricket Centers of Excellence.
		In 2005 there are 19 Durham graduates and 15 from Loughborough on the staff of England's 18 county teams, compared with 10 from Oxford and 6 from Cambridge.
		The MCC, a private club that was the English game's ruling body until 1968, has been able to devote greater resources and attention to its new charges.
	www.iht.com /articles/2005/06/16/sports/cricket.php (758 words)

	Clydesdale Bank bowls over Essex Cricket County Club
		Essex County Cricket Club is banking on success in this season's Frizzell County Championship after being 'hit for six' by a new sponsorship deal with Clydesdale Bank's Chelmsford Financial Solutions Centre.
		Essex County Cricket Club Chief Executive David East commented on the sponsorship agreement with Clydesdale's Chelmsford centre: "We are delighted to have entered into a one-year agreement with Clydesdale Bank, who are also banking on success following their move into Essex with a new centre in Chelmsford and others opening up in East Anglia."
		Essex County Cricket Club Head of Sales and Marketing Peter Motion continued: "Clydesdale Bank's sponsorship represents a significant commercial opportunity for both the Club and the Bank and we look forward to a long and mutually beneficial business relationship.
	www.cbonline.co.uk /0,,63316,00.html (335 words)

	Grant Flower - Essex - Players - Stats - ECB (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Grant joined his older brother Andy at Essex in 2005 and was hugely influential in helping the county win the National League in his first season.
		He joined the county on a two-year contract under the Kolpak ruling, which means he is not classed as an overseas player.
		Flower was awarded his county cap by Essex in September 2005 at the same time as Ravinder Bopara, prior to the National League match with Worcestershire.
	www.ecb.co.uk /stats/players/essex/grant-flower,392,PP.html (248 words)

	Somerset County Cricket Club \| About SCCC \| NEW DISPLAYS AS MUSEUM OPENS
		With the 2005 cricket season just around the corner the Somerset Cricket Museum has opened it's doors to the public for the first time this summer to reveal a whole host of new exhibitions that have been painstakingly put together during the winter months by it's team of devoted volunteer helpers.
		The Somerset Cricket Museum is open throughout the summer Tuesday to Fridays between 10.30am and 4pm, whilst on match days (apart from Twenty20 games) it opens one hour before the start of play and closes after the tea interval.
		For any cricket interested party annual membership is certainly money well spent and provides hours of endless pleasure marvelling at the history and development of the summer game in the county of Somerset.
	www.somersetcountycc.premiumtv.co.uk /page/Museum (520 words)

	Nel inks new one-year deal with Essex
		Nel, 29-year-old, who had a brief spell at the club in 2005, will only be available until mid-June because of international commitments.
		And the club are negotiating with veteran Australian paceman Andy Bichel about a return to Essex for the second half of the summer.
		Nel took wickets with his first and third balls on his Championship debut for the club and was bowling at the death when they sealed their Totesport League title against Hampshire Hawks at Colchester.
	thatscricket.oneindia.in /news/2006/12/14/1412nel-signs-essex.html (231 words)

	Ford Motor Company - Press Release - FORD SUPPORTS ESSEX COUNTY CRICKET CLUB
		The home of Essex CCC will soon be known as the Ford County Ground, in recognition of Ford's status as one of the major employers in the county.
		The Inner Cities Cup, in its 10th year, is a nationwide competition that gives children from disadvantaged backgrounds the opportunity to develop their cricketing skills and represent their region.
		For some of the young cricketers taking part, this will be their first opportunity to play representational cricket.
	media.ford.com /newsroom/release_display.cfm?release=20465 (657 words)

	Cricket Resources
		Their cricket website is a great improvement and well worth the visit for news views and scores.
		He is chairman of the Gaieties Cricket Club and has written about the game in particular an appreciation of the Somerset and england bowler Arthur Wellard.
		The famous Lyricist is a well known cricket lover with a long association with the Lord's Taverners of which he was President and as a columnist for the Daily telegraph.
	www.ecomallbiz.com /easy1/cricketresource (1291 words)

	Cricket-News.Org
		Subject to formal approval from the South African Cricket Board the 29-year-old is set to play for Essex during the first half of next season, after South Africa’s participation in the World Cup until mid-June.
		He took wickets with his first and third balls on his Championship debut and was bowling at the death when Essex Eagles sealed their totesport League title against Hampshire Hawks at Colchester.
		Nel, who also played county cricket for Northamptonshire in 2003, is an integral part of the South Africa side at both Test and one-day level.
	www.cricket-news.org (834 words)

	Cricinfo - Grant Flower extends Essex contract
		Essex have announced that Grant Flower, the Zimbabwean allrounder, has signed a new two-year contract with the club that lasts end of the 2008 season.
		Flower, 35, whose brother Andy also plays for the club, scored 307 runs at 34.11 and took seven wickets at 23.71 in six Championship matches last season, and was a key member of their one-day team.
		Flower played 67 Tests for Zimbabwe before retiring from international cricket in 2004, and joins Alex Tudor and Ryan Ten Doeschate who also signed new deals with the club in recent weeks.
	content-uk.cricinfo.com /countycricket/content/story/264356.html (209 words)

	Union County - Board of Chosen Freeholders
		She is the second vice president for the Cranford Democratic Committee, a committeewoman for Cranford's District 21, and outreach coordinator for the Cranford Democratic Club.
		Chairman Mirabella was also the chairman of the County's 9-11 Memorial Committee, which in 2003 dedicated a memorial in Echo Lake Park to the Union County residents killed in the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.
		He is the current president of the Combined Islands Cricket Club in Plainfield and has been an active member since 1980.
	www.unioncountynj.org /freeholders/index.html (3484 words)

	Cricinfo - Grounds - Castle Park Cricket Ground, Colchester
		Castle Park is, by far and away, the most attractive of the grounds used by Essex County Cricket Club.
		Lying to the north of the High Street, and below the level of the town and castle itself, the park is bordered by the remains of the Roman perimeter wall and the old Colchester by-pass.
		During Colchester Cricket Week, the park is transformed by the sudden arrival of tiered seating, the ubiquitous blue and white marquees and, of course, the mobile scoreboard.
	content-usa.cricinfo.com /countycricket/content/ground/56925.html (262 words)

	Shepherd Neame: Essex Cricket League
		The Essex Cricket League is the English Cricket Board (ECB) accredited Premier Cricket League of Essex and Shepherd Neame are the main sponsor.
		The 2005 season will be the 7th consecutive season that Shepherd Neame have sponsored this league.
		Shepherd Neame are very proud to be associated with this countywide cricket league and wish all the teams a very successful 2005.
	www.shepherd-neame.co.uk /company/essex_cricket.html (162 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Cricket \| Counties \| Essex \| Essex rename ground with sponsors
		Essex have received a financial boost with new sponsorship deals to rename their ground and brand their shirts.
		While the club says the shirt contract is worth "five figures", it will not reveal the value of the ground deal.
		After Surrey, who have renamed The Oval three times through sponsorship, Essex are just the second county to take a commercial ground name.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport2/hi/cricket/counties/essex/4357661.stm (234 words)

	BBC - Essex Sport - Cricket - Meet the Team: Dick Davis
		The atmosphere at a County Championship is unlike that in any other game - there is so much more to a day at a cricket match than the game itself.
		This can surely only be so that the satellite TV channels can be filled with a glut of one-day games in early and mid season to boost their profits when the Great God Football is taking an all too brief nap.
		Going to Lord's on 21st July 1979 with cricket club colleagues to watch Essex win their first trophy ever, the Benson and Hedges Cup.
	www.bbc.co.uk /essex/sport/clubs/essex_cricket/2005/dick_davies.shtml (546 words)

	Colchester & East Essex Cricket Club
		The ground hosts Essex County Cricket Club during the season usually for a four day game and one Sunday game during the Essex Cricket Festival.
		Our club continues to produce many cricketers who progress to represent both the county and the full England side.
		Some of the names who have played for the Club and have progressed onto the professional scene are Neil Foster (Essex & England), Derek Pringle (Essex & England), John Stephenson (Essex, Hampshire and England and now Head of Cricket of the M.C.C. at Lords), Nadeem Shahid, Adam Seymour, Neil Burns, Ian Flanagan and Graham Napier.
	www.colchestercricket.org (321 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Cricket \| Counties \| Essex \| Kaneria signs 2007 deal for Essex (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Pakistan's Danish Kaneria has agreed to play for Essex in 2007 after brief spells for the club in 2004 and 2005.
		Essex chief executive David East said: "His availability looks very good for next year judging by the way Pakistan's fixtures seem to be panning out."
		Kaneria has taken 95 first-class wickets in 18 matches for Essex at an average of 28.18 along with 156 wickets at 31.50 in 36 Test matches.
	news.bbc.co.uk /go/rss/-/sport2/hi/cricket/counties/essex/5159666.stm (132 words)

	Welcome to the 'South Essex Cricket Board Site'
		At Youth level to run inter-club and inter-district cricket at under 11, under 13, under 15 and under 17 age groups and to organise trials for District and county teams.
		To ensure that the high traditions and standards of the game are upheld at all times in accordance with the laws and spirit of cricket for the ultimate health of the game.
		Membership of the District Board is open to any organisation, club, or approved educational establishment within the area of the District Board.
	www.sedcb.org.uk (281 words)

	Retford Cricket & Sports Club - Home
		As with all things in life, things change, and everyone at the Club would wish to join me in thanking Steve Musgrove for his considerable efforts on the field of play over many years and wish him all the best in his future endeavours.
		It is most important that the Club continues in this tradition, supporting and contributing to those in need in the town of its origins.
		This is what marks the Club as more than merely a sporting venue and results in it becoming an integral part of the community where all are assured of a warm welcome and a friendly word.
	www.retfordcricketclub.com (547 words)

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