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	Gloucestershire - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Gloucestershire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Gloucestershire is bounded by Herefordshire, Worcestershire, and Warwickshire on the north; by Oxfordshire on the east; by Swindon and South Gloucestershire on the south; and by Monmouthshire on the west.
		The county falls into three distinct parts: the uplands of the Cotswold Hills in the east; the Severn valley with its rich pastures, known as the Vale; and to the west the historic Forest of Dean, which lies between the Severn and the River Wye on the border with Monmouthshire.
		Gloucestershire's geology is varied, and includes gneissic rocks at the southern end of the Malvern Hills; greenstone at Damory, Charfield, and Woodford; sandy shales and sandstone at Dymock; and iron deposits in the Forest of Dean.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /Gloucestershire (573 words)

	Gloucestershire County Cricket Club in 2005 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gloucestershire were eventually bowled out for 250, as Mark Ealham removed the tail with three for 26 off 16 overs (with ten maidens), and, being forced to follow on, Gloucestershire lost both openers before stumps to have scored three runs for two wickets.
		Gloucestershire were contented with a draw in their next match against Sussex in the Championship, never attempting the chase for 314 in 74 overs.
		Gloucestershire resumed the second day on 28 for 1, and players from the Indian subcontinent were to dominate the day's proceedings, as they took all of the thirteen wickets.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gloucestershire_County_Cricket_Club_in_2005 (8342 words)

	Ashby Hastings Cricket Club - History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		More recently, the club dropped into the 2nd division of the Leicestershire League, in part due to the disbanding of the Central League and the subsequent introduction of the 6 Leicestershire clubs that left to help form it and part due to the decline of cricket in Ashby and the close surrounding area.
		Club cricket was conducted at a leisurely pace and was inevitably confined to those with the time and the money to be able to play during a time of severe economic recession.
		These club members played home matches on a lovely ground, which was maintained to County Cricket standards and took their tea and after match refreshment in the elegant Royal Hotel.
	ashbyhastingscc.hitscricket.com /history (3354 words)

	Timo Ilva visits Gloucestershire CCC
		Apart from the cricket in the middle, the lunch interval saw a carnival atmosphere on the ground as families, adults and children alike, flocked onto the playing field to show off their own talents.
		Nevertheless, my first exposure to county cricket was a memorable experience especially being able to be actively involved with the players and the coaching staff.
		Gloucestershire began the run chase with a positive frame of mind and despite a flurry of wickets at the end won the game convincingly with five wickets to spare in only the 35th over.
	www.cricketeurope.net /DATABASE/ARTICLES/articles/000015/001529.shtml (2421 words)

	Sports (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The chief cause of the county's failure where they won only one win and suffered ten losses in 16 matches was due to their batting, which was not consistent throughout the season despite having the services of West Indies batsman Ramnaresh Sarwan.
		At the time when the county was in search of a replacement for Chandana, Bandara turned up with a magnificent spell of leg-spin bowling taking a career best eight wickets for 49 runs and subjecting England 'A' to defeat in the second unofficial test at the NCC grounds.
		Bandara said that the although the county was interested in signing him up for another season they were keeping their options open as they are of the opinion that on his wonderful bowling for the county this season, he might be picked to play for Sri Lanka when they tour England next summer.
	www.dailynews.lk /2005/10/05/spo03.htm (979 words)

	Dublin University Cricket Club - History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Cricket has been played in Trinity since the 1820s, when there was a poem written about a team from Ballinasloe playing 'the Collegians', but references to a constituted cricket club have not been found before 1835.
		The club produced a magnificent hardback history in 1980 (written by Michael Milne, Nick Perry and Michael Halliday) and this work is commended to anyone interested in finding out more about the long and illustrious history of the club.
		It is a long, often glorious history, and while the current club may seem a pale shadow of those that, for example, bowled Warwickshire out for 15 (in 1894), the game is played as hard and with as much passion for club and team-mates as it ever was.
	www.tcd.ie /Clubs/Cricket/newsite/history.php (956 words)

	Is Elton John the saviour of county cricket? \| Cricket \| Guardian Unlimited Sport
		Log on to Kent County Cricket Club's website and the first thing you see is a picture of Elton John, dressed in cricket whites, and an advertisement for his A Night Under the Stars concert in June at the St Lawrence Ground.
		While even modest Premiership clubs boast six-figure shirt sponsorship deals, Surrey, one of the biggest counties, are trumpeting a tie-up with Thrifty Car Rentals: in return for hospitality and ground advertising, 13 players and coaches will get the use of top-of-the-range Ford Mondeo Titanium X cars.
		County cricket's fragile finances are increasingly based on innovative thinking, often only tenuously linked to the sport itself, trying to create commercial opportunities 365 days a year, rather than on only 40 or 50 cricket days.
	sport.guardian.co.uk /cricket/story/0,,1766818,00.html (864 words)

	Women's Cricket Round-up - May - June 2005 - Women's - ECB
		Counties of the South East were invited to take part in an eight-a-side tournament and a total of nine counties entered.
		The St Albans Cricket Club, in Christchurch, New Zealand, is seeking a suitably qualified and mature player/coach for its Premier Women’s Team, for the 2005-06 Southern Hemisphere season.
		The club which is based in Central Christchurch, in the picturesque Hagley Park, has in its women’s section: three adult women’s teams, one secondary schoolgirls team, and four U14 girls sides, playing in the seven grades available, making it the largest female cricket club in NZ.
	www.ecb.co.uk /womens/womens-cricket-round-up-may-june-2005,599,BP.html (1285 words)

	Club News
		This opportunity has arisen as the role of amateur sports clubs in providing healthy participation, together with the education of children and young people, is now recognised by the Charity Commission.
		Once established as a charitable sports club, the North Parade site in the centre of the city will be secured for use as a cricket ground and the Club will be able to further improve its facilities and services in the community.
		The Club wants to modern its North Parade ground by replacing the existing buildings with a new unified building consisting of a clubhouse and a four-lane indoor cricket school.
	www.bathcricket.com /news/news.htm (1225 words)

	Gloucestershire County Cricket Club
		The 2005 season saw the rewards of a careers work for Jon as he deservedly made his One-Day International debut for England.
		Gloucestershire could easily have been suffering at the hands of Lewis, rather than profiting from his ability.
		Jon subsequently made his Gloucestershire debut against Warwickshire in 1995 and has been a prolific wicket taker ever since.
	www.gloscricket.co.uk /cricket/squad/player.asp?playerID=1 (204 words)

	Yorkshire leave out Yuvraj
		Yorkshire dropped Yuvraj Singh for the County championship match against Gloucestershire on Wednesday but the club said the Indian player is simply being rested and would be considered for future matches.
		In the National Cricket League, he has done no better with 145 runs from five innings at 29.00.
		Other Indians on the county scene too have found it difficult to cope with the rigours of England's tough domestic schedule.
	www.rediff.com /cricket/2003/jul/31yuvraj.htm (364 words)

	ECB COUNTY CRICKET
		Since ECB was invented it has given these clubs some ten times as much cash as it has given in the same period to the Cricket Foundation some to sustain the County Boards with their development of the grass roots game.
		Minor Counties of which there are 19 plus Wales play a championship split in two divisions East and West with a grand final to decide the Champion County.
		The 38 County Competition was born out of the former MCC KO Trophy for Minor County Clubs and the old NCA County KO Competition which included Scottish Regions.
	ecomallbiz.com /easy1/countycricket (1006 words)

	Gloucestershire County Cricket Club - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gloucestershire County Cricket Club is one of the 18 major county clubs which make up the English domestic cricket structure, representing the historic county of Gloucestershire.
		Wally Hammond, who still holds many of the county's batting records formed part of a strong pre-second world war team, although the highest championship finish during this period was third in 1939.
		The club's captain for the 2006 season, Jon Lewis, recently became the first Gloucestershire player for nearly 10 years to play for England at Test Match level, when he was picked to represent his country in the Third Test against Sri Lanka at Trent Bridge in June 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gloucestershire_County_Cricket_Club (601 words)

	Rockhampton Cricket Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Rockhampton Cricket Club is one of the oldest institutions in the village.
		At that period England was cricket 'mad'; thousands of people up and down the country would spend their half-day off on saturday afternoons playing or watching the game.
		The club colours were chosen as musk-yellow and white, in honour of the Berkeley Hunt, of which Bert Gough was a very keen follower.
	www.rockhampton.org.uk /history.htm (1576 words)

	Kent appeal against pitch penalty -DAWN - Sport; June 5, 2005
		A statement from the club read: “Kent County Cricket Club has confirmed that it will be lodging an appeal with the ECB in a bid to overturn the decision made by the Pitch Inspection Panel that the wicket prepared for the Kent v Gloucester match at Maidstone was unsatisfactory.”
		The conditions for preparing cricket grounds anywhere at this time of year - whether it’s a county ground or an out ground — are very difficult,” he said.
		Gloucestershire 183 and 98; Kent 204 (M.A. Hardinges 5-51) and 78-3.
	www.dawn.com /2005/06/05/spt12.htm (412 words)

	Caribbean Net News: Sarwan set to join English county team Gloucestershire
		Gloucestershire benefited from the contract disputes between the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) and West Indies Players Association (WIPA) which resulted in Sarwan's omission from the West Indies senior team's tour of Sri Lanka.
		Gloucestershire will be hoping Sarwan can boost their batting which has failed consistently this season.
		As a result, the club has struggled all season, losing five of their seven championship matches and four of their six Totesport one-dayers.
	www.caribbeannetnews.com /2005/07/11/join.shtml (441 words)

	WCCC - Club History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Contained within the Cricket Suite (the Members’ Dining Room) are the Perks Room and the Foster Room, the latter commemorating the brotherhood who played for the County in its early years, and the former commemorating Reg Perks, one of the “golden local heroes” of Worcestershire cricket.
		The increased demand for dining accommodation meant that the Club gutted the offices and new offices were formed by building on top of the flat roofed building at the turnstile end of the Ground which previously housed the Press Box and Supporters’ Association office.
		Among the first-class Counties Worcestershire could be regarded as one of the smallest, if one thinks in terms of the population it serves and the geographical area it serves.
	www.wccc.co.uk /club_history.html (3559 words)

	Gloucestershire likely to sign Sarwan -DAWN - Sport; July 12, 2005
		The 25-year-old is set to arrive at Gloucestershire within two weeks as their overseas batsman, provided West Indies Cricket Board approves the move.
		Gloucestershire’s Chief Executive Tom Richardson had confirmed the county’s desire to sign right-handed Guyanese batsman.
		He will be a welcome boost to the club, which has struggled this season losing five of their seven championship matches and four of their six Totesport ODI matches to languish at the bottom of tables.
	www.dawn.com /2005/07/12/spt7.htm (248 words)

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		Gloucestershire County Cricket Club is the most successful one-day side of the last 10 years.
		The Club has also always been good at maintaining a high profile in the country’s cricketing world for embracing change and being at the forefront of cricketing innovations.
		In 1856, James Lillywhite used his entrepreneurial skills to arrange for Gloucestershire CCC to play a match on Cheltenham’s College ground, sowing the seeds of the Cheltenham Cricket Festival, the longest running festival of its kind in the world.
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	Cricinfo - Gul signs for Gloucestershire
		Gul, 24, led Pakistan's attack in the absence of Shoaib Akhtar against England in 2006 and was by some distance their best bowler, taking 18 wickets in the four-Test series.
		Jon Lewis, the Gloucestershire captain, was delighted to have secured the services of such a promising fast bowler.
		Although he will be available to Gloucestershire for the entire 2007 season, he could miss the opening matches if selected for next year's World Cup in the Caribbean.
	content-uk.cricinfo.com /countycricket/content/story/263671.html (299 words)

	Poulton Junior Cricket
		Gloucestershire County Cricket Club are offering junior gladiator membership to any new junior member who is already a member of a local cricket club for £19 instead of the usual £27.
		Lynn is a teacher and mother of two boys who play cricket at the club.
		To find out more about getting your children to play and enjoy their cricket with Poulton CC please contact Simon Gordon-Walker on 01285 652654 (after 7pm), 07887 984071 (mobile) or email gordonwalker@wrcplc.co.uk.
	www.poultonjuniors.org.uk (427 words)

	Untitled Document
		It was a tough decision for him to leave Praze, but after chatting with myself and the Club captain, Malcolm Pooley, he has joined us because he wants a new challenge, to play in a higher standard and to play in a new, exciting team.
		The Cornwall Youth Cricket League has been revamped with the six local authority districts being replaced for competition in 2004 by four area leagues which will be known as Penwith, Duchy, Kernow and Tamar.
		Somerset County Cricket Club will be spending three days in Cornwall, in early April to celebrate Keith Parsons' benefit year.
	www.cornwall-cricket.org.uk /mar2004.html (1634 words)

	The Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy, Fixtures, History and Club Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		In 1963 the Gillette Cup began with all 17 first-class counties taking part, The competition was called "The Knockout Cup" for the first year, all matches were 65 overs a side.
		Ireland in 1980 and Scotland in 1983 joined, also in 1983 the number of minor counties was increased from 5 to 13.
		The Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy as it is now known continues to be the most valued one day competition in County Cricket.
	www.napit.co.uk /viewus/infobank/cricket/candg.php (177 words)

	Welcome to the South Wales Junior Cricket League Home Page
		The Llangennech Cricket Club took the initiative and called a meeting at the Llangennech Rugby and Cricket Club for Tuesday 23rd January 1973.
		Six clubs were represented at the historic meeting, Brinley John and Colin Roberts (Llangennech), Edgar Andrews and former Glamorgan and England pace bowler Jeff Jones (Dafen), Haydn Beynon and Ieuan Williams (Pontarddulais), John Davies (Ystalyfera), Peter Matthews (Gowerton) and David Halsall (Hendy).
		There are currently 39 registered member clubs with some of the clubs entering teams in the competitions at all age groups, while others only enter a team in one competition.
	www.swjcl.org.uk /index2.htm (963 words)

	Cricinfo - Chasing 400 and going back to school (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		There is a crop of young cricketers who have been given a huge boost of confidence through Warne's man-management skills and Adams, a 25-year-old opening batsman, is certainly playing his part.
		He is coming to the end of his career but the signs are that he is determined not to leave the county scene on a sour note.
		Following their latest mauling, against Somerset, the squad was sent back to league cricket as a reminder of where they all started.
	www.theoldie.co.uk /countycricket/content/story/249735.html (840 words)

	Barton Town Cricket Club
		After what the club had hoped would be a defining season in pushing the club forward on the pitch it hasn't turned out like that at all.
		The 2006 season has been very quiet for the club off the pitch and this is maybe a reason as to why the club underperformed on the pitch.
		There has been a lack of events down at the club, morale at times has been at an all time low and so the club needs more social occasions to try to bring the cameradere back to the club like it was 2-3 years ago.
	www.bartontowncc.co.uk (819 words)

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