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	Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club, cricket club formed in 1841, whose home ground and headquarters are at Trent Bridge, Nottingham....
		The home ground of Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club is at Trent Bridge, Nottingham; it is also used as a venue for Test matches.
		Leicestershire County Cricket Club, cricket club formed in 1879, whose home ground and headquarters are at the County Ground, Grace Road, in...
	uk.encarta.msn.com /Nottinghamshire_County_Cricket_Club.html (158 words)

	Nottinghamshire County (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Nottinghamshire, having witnessed the UK trend away from traditional industries, has seen an explosion in interest from UK and foreign owned companies from all sectors of commerce and industry.
		In Nottinghamshire 28% of the workforce are trade union members compared with the UK average of 31%.
		Nottinghamshire has many beautiful stretches of countryside, as well as museums and historic buildings, which are ideal for a day out.
	www.townfacts.co.uk /new_page_254.htm (2244 words)

	Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club in 2005 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Nottinghamshire were set 276 to win, and a century from Stephen Fleming saw the hosts to 227 for 3, but after that they collapsed, losing their last five wickets for three runs, with Chris Tremlett taking 5 for 80, including a hat-trick as Hampshire edged the victory.
		Nottinghamshire defended a 132-run lead on first innings, and their bowlers made early inroads, however, as Glamorgan crashed to 94 for 5 with Powell and Alex Wharf at the crease.
		Nottinghamshire needed 269 to avoid suffering the highest defeat of the Championship season, and amid the rain breaks at the Rose Bowl, they passed that score with one wicket in hand, thanks to 97 from Darren Bicknell and a 49-ball cameo from Chris Read which yielded 63 runs.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Nottinghamshire_County_Cricket_Club_in_2005 (7850 words)

	Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club is one of the 18 major county clubs which make up the English domestic cricket structure, representing the historic county of Nottinghamshire.
		Curiously, the earliest known reference to cricket in the county is the Nottingham v Sheffield match on the Forest Racecourse at Nottingham on Monday 26 and Tuesday 27 August 1771.
		Nottinghamshire enjoyed one of their strongest teams in the late seventies and early eighties when the ultra professional New Zealand all-rounder Sir Richard Hadlee, South African strongman Clive Rice and boyish England batting star Derek Randall led their team to the county championship.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Nottinghamshire_County_Cricket_Club (779 words)

	Hucknall Torkard: Walter Wright Nottinghamshire and Kent Cricketer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Walter began playing cricket at junior county level with Notts Colts at the age of 18 or 19, but made his professional debut in 1878 with Mote Park Cricket Club in Maidstone, Kent.
		He was soon, however, to return to his native county and in 1879 was recruited by Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club after putting in an outstanding performance in the Colts trial, taking the first five Notts batsmen for only 11 runs.
		The most famous cricketer of the age, W.G. Grace, was reputed to have described Walter was the originator of swing bowling.
	www.hucknall-torkard.com /cricketers.html (543 words)

	JW McKenzie - Specialist Cricket Bookseller/Cricketana2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		The central design incorporates the county badge and the scores of the seasons's county matches.
		A Royal Worcester china plate produced to commemorate Somerset County Cricket Club's 100 years of Championship Cricket.
		The body is moulded in relief in white with the lettering "Worcestershire County Cricket Club Champions 1964" and is decorated with relief representations of a bowler, a batsman, fielders, and the county ground, with the XIth century cathedral in the background.
	www.mckenzie-cricket.co.uk /cricketana2.htm (647 words)

	Cornwall Cricket - Development Officer
		Tim moved to the County from the Nottinghamshire area.
		He has been an active member of the Nottingham City Active Sports Group which in partnership with Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club has worked on club development and on the National structure of the game through to a local level.
		He played for the Nottinghamshire County Youth Teams from Under 11 to Under 19 level and captained the Under 19's for two seasons.
	www.cornwall-cricket.org.uk /ccb_cdo.html (212 words)

	Plumtree Cricket Club - Nottinghamshire
		The first documentary evidence of cricket played at Plumtree appeared in the Nottingham Journal of 1815, although it has always been considered that cricket was played at Plumtree around 1800.
		The Sneinton Club being very aggrieved challenged the same eleven from any sum not less than 20 guineas to a match on the Nottingham Cricket Ground (probably the Forest) on the 6th October next or at anytime they may agree upon.
		The club has qualified coaching both indoors at Trent Bridge in the winter and outdoors during the season at Bradmore Lane at all levels.
	www.plumtreecc.co.uk /about.asp (663 words)

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		Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club and the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) have reached agreement for the staging of One-Day Internationals and Test Matches at Trent Bridge from 2003 to 2011.
		This long term Staging Agreement provides the security of regular international cricket at Trent Bridge which is required to fund the existing and possible new developments at the ground.
		Following the announcement Nottinghamshire CCC will be selling tickets to its members from 23 September, and to the general public from 7 October for next year's international matches at Trent Bridge.
	www.50connect.co.uk /50c/cricket.asp?article=5970 (300 words)

	Nottinghamshire Cricket Board
		December 2005, Mr Frank Kemp, the Cricket Operations Manager, stated that the Government had committed to review the operation of the Act at the end of 2006, and he encouraged County Boards to collect evidence which could be put forward as an all-sport dossier to the review.
		Cricket Club, a stones throw away from Trent Bridge, has three life members.
		Over the last 3 years the Club has formed a mutually beneficial relationship with Nottingham Emmanuel School, with the school playing its home matches (boys’ cricket) at Ellerslie and the club (and local Active Sport Development Group) using the school sports hall for introductory cricket coaching courses.
	nottscricket.com /newsarticles/latest_news.htm (594 words)

	Cricket Archive
		The English cricket season of 1939 marked the end of an era, although those taking part in it were not aware that six seasons without County Championship cricket were to follow.
		The volume is an essential tool to all those who dabble in cricket statistics, as well as those who are interested in the period on a more general level.
		He is Treasurer of the Association of Cricket Statisticians and a member of the Cricket Society.
	www.cricketarchive.co.uk /cgi-bin/display_shop_item.cgi?shopitem=14 (462 words)

	Harold Larwood Official Website
		Harold Larwood joined Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club in 1924 on a one year contract at 19 years old, however it was two years later in 1926 that he had his first full season - Trent Bridge was to become his cricketing home until his retirement due to injury.
		The first international cricket match at Trent Bridge was held in 1899 and featured England and Australia.
		Nottinghamshire won the County Championship seven times, and provided the game with the majority of its professional players during that period.
	www.haroldlarwood.com /nottsccc.htm (275 words)

	Nottingham History Education Density England Saxon tanning air raid shelter Experian Nottinghamshire County Cricket ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Despite this, Nottingham remains the county town of Nottinghamshire - as the County Council offices are still based there.
		The Trent Bridge cricket ground, home of Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club, is frequently a venue for international Test matches.
		The city also has a rugby club, and a large tennis centre, where the annual Samsung Open is held in the weeks immediately prior to Wimbledon.
	en.powerwissen.com /4KcSzDWZA8CUz7\|\|SL\|\|cSPKS6w==_Nottingham.html (1782 words)

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		The club, which acquired its unusual name from its initial home, the Forest Racecourse, was elected to the First Division (old format) of the Football League in 1892 and, apart from two seasons, has spent its entire League history in the top two divisions.
		The club had early successes, winning the FA Cup in 1898 and a Division Two (old format) title in 1907.
		However, between that time and the mid-1970s, when Brian Clough took control of the Midlands club, a further Division Two (old format) Championship (1922), a Division Three (South) title (1951), and another FA Cup win (1959) were the only honours to arrive at the City Ground.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /pb1952/forest.htm (304 words)

	Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club, Fixtures, History and Club Information
		Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club National Cricket League Div 1
		Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club The Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy
		Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club Twenty20 Cup Div North
	www.napit.co.uk /viewus/infobank/cricket/nottinghamshire.php (196 words)

	BBC SPORT \| NOTTINGHAMSHIRE \| Clarke lands Notts post
		The Rushcliffe MP was elected to succeed Richard Cope at the club's Annual general Meeting on Monday.
		"He has been a member of Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club for many years and has represented the Borough of Rushcliffe, in which Trent Bridge is situated, as a Member of Parliament for over 30 years.
		Nottinghamshire will be opening the new Fox Road Stand and hosting a Nat West Series one-day international between England and Sri Lanka and a Test Match between England and India this year.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport1/low/cricket/counties/nottinghamshire/1841702.stm (224 words)

	Notts County FC - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Notts County FC, English football club based in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, that started the 2006-2007 season playing in the Football League Two....
		In 1855 Sheffield Football Club (FC), the world’s oldest club, was founded, and in 1862 Notts County, the world’s oldest league club, came into...
		Macclesfield Town FC, English football club based in Macclesfield, Cheshire, that started the 2006-2007 season playing in the Football League Two....
	uk.encarta.msn.com /Notts_County_FC.html (159 words)

	Player Profiles
		ECB National Cricket Academy member Monty Panesar is a Loughborough Student who has been granted ‘leave of absence’ to pursue a year under the tutorship of Rod Marsh in the National Academy.
		Chris is not called upon for the Loughborough UCCE playing squad because of his Nottinghamshire commitments but is fully active with the Loughborough squad in a Coaching capacity working particularly with all the wicket keepers at the University.
		His batting average in County 2nd XI cricket in 2002 was 51, scoring a total of 460 runs in half of the playing season.
	www.lboro.ac.uk /departments/sses/SDC/ucce/players.htm (1187 words)

	Northamptonshire County Cricket Club
		After a successful end to the 2006 season; finishing second in the NatWest Pro40; Northamptonshire County Cricket Club are delighted to announce that Usman Afzaal, Rob White, Stephen Peters, Paul Coverdale, Graeme White and Mark Nelson have signed new contracts with the Club.
		During 2006 Office Depot have become a key investor in Northamptonshire County Cricket Club, they have shown their supported by utilising our conference facilities holding two large vendor exhibitions, advertising and corporate sponsorship.
		Northamptonshire County Cricket Club are pleased to announce that its Captain and longest serving player is to be awarded a benefit in 2007.
	www.nccc.co.uk (273 words)

	NottsCCC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Recognised as one of the finest cricket venues across the globe, it has acted as host for county and Test cricket since 1838 and is the world's third oldest Test ground.
		Considered by many players and spectators to be one of the most pleasant in ngland, the architecture of the ground has been kept within the parameters set by the 1886 pavilion.
		The £7.2 million Trent Bridge Cricket Centre was opened to huge acclaim by former Notts hero Sir Garfield Sobers in 1998 on the eve of the England v South Africa Test.
	www.nottsccc.co.uk /history.cfm?idMenuItem=13 (491 words)

	The Hindu : Sport / Cricket : Somerset eyeing two captains
		Somerset County Cricket club is in talks, according to the BBC Sport, with two international captains as it seeks a star name to launch a promotional challenge for the 2005 summer season.
		A club spokesman said, "We are talking to the Indian Cricket Board about Sourav Ganguly and to the South African Cricket Board regarding Graeme Smith.
		The Indian captain, Ganguly has already experienced English county cricket when he played for Lancashire in the year 2000.
	www.hindu.com /2004/10/09/stories/2004100903971900.htm (206 words)

	World Wide Cricket - Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Nottinghamshire were saved by the rain in their division 1 match against Middlesex.
		Nottinghamshire moved off the bottom of the Totesport division 1 table with a comfortable win over the Gloucestershire Gladiators.
		Nottinghamshire completed the signing of Pakistan international batsman Younis Khan as a short-term replacement for skipper Stephen Fleming.
	worldwidecricket.com /English_Domestic_Teams/Nottinghamshire/Notts.htm (414 words)

	BBC Sport Academy \| Cricket \| Take Part \| England \| Surf the best English cricket links
		Cricket's world governing body's website will have all the latest about rule changes and tournaments around the globe.
		Website run by the ECB which lists hundreds of cricket clubs up and down the country.
		All you need to know about cricket outside of the 18 first-class counties.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sportacademy/hi/sa/cricket/take_part/england/newsid_2176000/2176979.stm (168 words)

	Trent Bridge Cricket Ground - Rushcliffe Borough Council
		It is the third oldest ground in the world, and in 1999 it celebrated 100 years of hosting international cricket.
		The ground was first opened in 1938 by William Clarke, husband of the proprietress of the Trent Bridge Inn and himself Captain of the All England Cricket Team.
		Local league cricket thrives in Rushcliffe, with a large number of teams competing in some of the county's strongest leagues.
	www.rushcliffe.gov.uk /doc.asp?cat=10047 (210 words)

	BBC - Nottingham - Sport - Notts CCC
		Nottinghamshire wicket keeper Chris Read has been handed a recall to England team.
		The Nottinghamshire Outlaws beat The Hampshire Hawks to stay in Division One.
		Nottinghamshire clinch the County Championship for the first time since 1987 (BBC Sport report).
	www.bbc.co.uk /nottingham/sport/notts_ccc (168 words)

	Warwickshire County Cricket Club
		Tim Munton, Warwickshire County Cricket Club's former Captain, has written to the Club requesting permission to talk to other Counties regarding his future playing career.
		Warwickshire County Cricket Club is pleased to announce that former South African team coach, Bob Woolmer has signed a three-year contract to return to Edgbaston as Director of Coaching from January 2000.
		Neil Smith has been named as the new captain of Warwickshire County Cricket Club for the 1998/99 season.
	www.cwn.org.uk /sport/cricket/warwickshire-ccc (250 words)

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