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	Yorkshire County Cricket Club - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The earliest known references to cricket in Yorkshire are as late as 1751.
		In Yorkshire's case, this means the three ridings and the City of York, although the club played some home matches outside the historic borders at Abbeydale Park in Sheffield from 1974 to 1996.
		Yorkshire CCC was famous for insisting that its players must have been born within the traditional county of Yorkshire, a rule not dropped until 1992, and Yorkshire's results suffered through the seventies and eighties as other counties raced to sign major overseas stars.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Yorkshire_County_Cricket_Club (2294 words)

	Yorkshire : History : The Club : The Yorkshire County Cricket Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Yorkshire's first home ground when the Club was founded in 1863 and a prominent venue until 1973, when it became the site for a new stand built by neighbouring Sheffield United FC.
		Yorkshire Cricket Centre at Headingley is generally fully utilized for evening practices in addition to young people attending cricket courses.
		Yorkshire Cricket Academy was opened in 1988 at Park Avenue ground, Bradford, before moving to the Cricket Centre at Headingley.
	www.yorkshireccc.com /the_club/History/county (2592 words)

	Yorkshire
		The bulk of historic Yorkshire is part of the ceremonial counties of North Yorkshire, West Yorkshire, South Yorkshire and East Riding, with small parts in the Teesdale district of County Durham, the South Lakeland district of Cumbria, the Ribble Valley and Pendle districts of Lancashire, and the boroughs of Oldham and Tameside in Greater Manchester.
		Yorkshire councils lost administrative control of most of their territory west of the Pennines (Saddleworth to Greater Manchester, parts of Craven and Bowland to Lancashire, and Dent/Sedbergh to Cumbria), some chunks in the northeast (to County Durham and the new Cleveland) and the southeast (to the new Humberside).
		When, in 2005, the people of the North East England region voted to reject the proposition that their regional assembly become an elected body, plans for a similar referendum in the Yorkshire and the Humber region were shelved, and the regional assembly remains an unelected body.
	www.globalguide.org /index.html?id=44443 (1710 words)

	Yorkshire County Cricket Club in 2005 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Yorkshire County Cricket Club in 2005 are in the second divisions of both the County Championship and the totesport League.
		Yorkshire lost two wickets before stumps to be 48 for 2, but Michael Lumb made a century on the final day to ensure continued Yorkshire domination as they declared on 240 for 2, setting Bangladesh a target of 273 in three and a half hours.
		Yorkshire lost an early wicket in Craig White, who was bowled by Yasir Arafat for 2, but with five batsmen going into double figures and Phil Jaques recording 57, the Phoenix made it to the target with 21 balls to spare, despite good figures of two wickets for 23 from Beukes.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Yorkshire_County_Cricket_Club_in_2005 (8333 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)

	Yorkshire in talks with Pakistan's Younis
		London: English cricket county Yorkshire said they were "in discussions" with Pakistan batsman Younis Khan to replace Darren Lehmann as an overseas player for next season.
		Yorkshire, meanwhile, are treading more carefully when it comes to public pronouncements - but Regan admitted he was pleased to hear of Younis' remarks.
		Younis is in line to become the third Asian-born overseas player to represent Yorkshire - but if he was appointed captain to boot that would be of particular note for a county with a sizeable home-grown population of sub-continental descent.
	thatscricket.oneindia.in /news/2006/10/06/0610younis-county-offer.html (557 words)

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		The sixth season of the Essex County Cricket Club was opened on Saturday, when a match was played on the county ground at Brentwood between the club and Felsted Grammar School.
		The County Club was so formed at a public meeting at the Shire Hall,Chelmsford on Friday 14th January 1876.The meeting decided their was such a desire to former a County Cricket Club and the County ground would be in Brentwood.
		Paul, who was 33 at the time, told the club that his form had suffered from four years of captaincy and that he wanted to concentrate on his own cricket.
	members.lycos.co.uk /huttoncricketclub/resume0.html (2849 words)

	ICC - Yorkshire set for crisis meeting
		Stewart Regan, Yorkshire's chief executive, has decided to meet players and management next week to get to the bottom of the county's poor start to the season.
		Yorkshire's solitary win and four losses from seven Championship matches have them placed at the bottom of Division One, a factor that clearly displeased Regan.
		Regan, who joined the club in March, said he was working on a strategy to prevent Yorkshire from being relegated back to Division Two.
	www.icc-cricket.com /icc-news/content/story/251182.html (277 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Cricket \| Counties \| Yorkshire \| Tykes deny halting ground buy-out
		Yorkshire County Cricket Club have rejected claims they have ditched plans to buy their Headingley ground.
		Caddick claimed the county had blamed insufficient funds as a result of the ECB's new television contract with BSkyB for pulling out of the deal.
		In their response, Yorkshire said they had called a board meeting to discuss Caddick's remarks.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport1/low/cricket/counties/yorkshire/4172865.stm (283 words)

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		On the dark side, only one Yorkshire player came anywhere near the top of the National Averages, batting or bowling, and that was Darren Lehman, one of this season’s three Australians.
		Yorkshire County Cricket Club abandoned the proud tradition of Yorkshire birthright in 1992.
		Sachin is now a deity on the Sub-Continent, and Yorkshire, whilst still concentrating on locals, now employ cricketers born in other counties, in addition to the overseas players.
	pub38.bravenet.com /forum/3254559682/show/351967 (630 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Cricket \| Counties \| Yorkshire \| Tykes slam owners for bid failure
		Yorkshire County Cricket Club insisted it was Headingley owners Leeds Cricket, Football and Athletic company who ended the team's hopes of buying the stadium.
		The Tykes were unable to meet demands of around £1m annually, with estimated annual sponsorship losses of £200,000 due to the new Sky TV deal blamed.
		The club revealed it decided in July 2004 not to pursue the idea of buying the ground, after learning they would have to take on a £21m debt.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport2/hi/cricket/counties/yorkshire/4185449.stm (186 words)

	CRICINFO COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP 2001 CHAMPIONS -YORKSHIRE
		Not exactly the sort of day's cricket to grab the Tykes' attention but by the end of the week by jove there were celebrations at the seaside town.
		Yorkshire coach Wayne Clark who won two four-day competitions in Australia and now the county championship here in his first season: "I am very relieved that it has happen.
		On the final morning Yorkshire needed the four remaining Glamorgan wickets to clinch the title at Scarborough.
	www.ecomallbiz.com /easy1/yorkshirecountychampions (929 words)

	Yorkshire under scrutiny -DAWN - Sport; April 24, 2002
		Yorkshire last season won the County Cricket Championship for the first time in 33 years but reported an annual loss of 46,000 pounds.
		Questions were raised at the club’s recent annual meeting in Leeds when a downturn in shop and merchandise income from 32,422 pounds to just 460 pounds was reported.
		The club is in the middle of a multi-million pound redevelopment of Headingley, with a new Western Stand opened last season.
	www.dawn.com /2002/04/24/spt14.htm (251 words)

	Cleckheaton Cricket Club, Bradford Cricket League Division One - John Wood New Skipper for 2005 Campaign - Flourishing ...
		The Faisalabad batsman who in the 2005 season, with Hartshead Moor, was the 2nd Division's leading run scorer with 1014 runs at an average of 72.43, joined Cleckheaton this season with high hopes of a similar tally against 1st Division bowlers.
		The drawing below depicting the Cleckheaton Cricket Ground is one of Sue Brant's line drawings which can obtained by contacting her by email at susan@brant5.wanadoo.co.uk, by telephoning 01484 607081 or from the Club.
		The 2005 season was John Wood's first as our first team captain and such was his impact around the place that within a few weeks of the season starting we persuaded him that he should do the job for at least the following two seasons.
	www.cleckheatoncricketclub.com (3044 words)

	Channel 4 Cricket Show Preview
		Chris Hassell, chief executive of Yorkshire CCC, has denied the county has fallen out with England bowler Darren Gough due to his increasingly sporadic appearances for the Tykes.
		To date this season Gough has played just one first-class match for his county and there have been persistent rumours of tension with the committee, especially when he opted to play a charity match last week while resting from a Yorkshire match.
		He explained that Yorkshire's current crop of internationals was largely the result of an excellent academy system – the largest in the country – and denied the selectors were influenced unduly by Headingley being a bowler-friendly pitch.
	www.channel4.com /sport/cricket/tv/rr_11.html (672 words)

	Horsforth CC
		In the early part of the 1920's, Horsforth North Cricket Club played its cricket in the Aire/ Wharfe Section of the Yorkshire Council League, and its finest hour during this time was the winning of the Yorkshire Council Cup in 1926 after beating Sheffield United C.C. in the play-off at Horsforth.
		During the post war period, the Club acquired, as its cricket pavilion, an ex Army hut from Farnley Camp at Otley, which is still used to this day.
		The Club is proud of the number of its current senior players who have progressed through the junior teams.
	www.aire-wharfecricket.org.uk /horsforth_cc.html (634 words)

	Gillespie goes to Yorkshire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Australian seamer Jason Gillespie has agreed to join Yorkshire county cricket club for the 2006 season.
		Cricket director David Byas expressed his delight at securing Gillespie and added that expectations are high, particularly as he will be teaming up with South African paceman Deon Kruis.
		Yorkshire will hope that the arrival of the experienced Aussie will help them retain their place in County Championship division one next year after returning to the top flight with a third-place finish in the second tier this campaign.
	sport.monstersandcritics.com /cricket/printer_1063810.php (260 words)

	Welsh Cricket Association - Child Welfare
		All EandWCB affiliated Clubs and Leagues must adopt a policy in which all Coaches, Umpires and Scorers, and any other persons who has regular or significant contact with children and teenagers under 18 must have a satisfactory CRB check.
		Leagues were urged to organise courses for their constituent clubs and as a result Good Practice Seminars were arranged and undertaken in all areas of Wales, North, South, East and West, not to mention the Middle.
		Plans have already been drawn up for 2005 during which CBW/WCA will target all non compliant Junior Cricket Leagues, and the smaller Weekend, and the Evening Leagues throughout Wales to provide them with the necessary information so that their coaches, etc., can comply with the provisions of the Policy.
	www.welshcricket.org /cwelf.htm (338 words)

	Derbyshire County Cricket Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Derbyshire County Cricket Club is saddened to announce the death of long serving Committee member and lifelong supporter Frank Gascoyne.
		Derbyshire County Cricket Club has today announced that the club has accepted a request from Nathan Dumelow to release him from the final year of his contract.
		Derbyshire County Cricket Club are pleased to announce that His Grace the Duke of Devonshire CBE has agreed to become the Club's Patron in succession to his late Father
	www.dccc.org.uk /allnews.asp (2156 words)

	Boycott Already Proving His Worth \|\| Unofficial Yorkshire CC - Unofficial Yorkshire CCC News and Views (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		It was the former Yorkshire and England batsman who suggested that the club should liaise with the ethnic business community to see if they were willing to provide funding for Younis' move.
		Yorkshire chief executive Stewart Regan has publicly thanked Boycott for his role in bringing Younis to Yorkshire for the 2007 season.
		Boycott has in the past been heavily involved as a batting coach to the Pakistan test side and his contacts around the Asian cricketing world and his wide knowledge of the game are far better used than disgarded.
	www.sportnetwork.net /main/s531/st106954.htm (407 words)

	Headingley set for renovation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Leeds' famous sporting arena, the home of Yorkshire county cricket club, will also be renamed the Headingley Carnegie Stadium.
		The deal to preserve Headingley's international Test cricket status, and to improve facilities for fans, has also been met with delight by England cricket captain Michael Vaughan, who plays his county cricket for Yorkshire.
		'As a Yorkshire player and England captain it was a bit of a blow to return from Pakistan with a knee injury to find out that Headingley would not necessarily retain international status,' he said.
	sport.monstersandcritics.com /cricket/printer_1075215.php (233 words)

	Yuvraj to debut for Yorkshire today
		Speaking on arrival in the UK, he said, "When Yorkshire showed an interest in signing me I had a chat with Sachin Tendulkar and he told me that Yorkshire is a great club to play for and the people are friendly and would look after me well.
		Yorkshire coach Kevin Sharp said, "He has met the players and we have had a chat about where he would like to bat."
		Yorkshire chief executive Colin Graves commented, "We don't want to exploit the situation but we will be utilising this signing to encourage the Asian community to get involved and we will be exploring every avenue."
	www.rediff.com /cricket/2003/may/21yuvraj.htm (459 words)

	Representative Cricket
		Nor will they be able to enter the 38 County Board Competition, as this Competition has been discontinued.
		This means that, under ECB, the talented local Club Cricketer will no longer be able to represent his County Board in a national competition, as he could under NCA in the old NCA County Championship.
		Since the abolition, after just one year, of the County Board Under 21 Competition, there is now no national competition or opportunity for the talented younger player, under the auspices of ECB, between the National U17 tournament and the 1st Class County Club.
	www.ycb-yca.org.uk /representative_cricket.html (260 words)

	020805_U14sYorkshire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Yorkshire won the toss and elected to field.
		The innings was then rescued by Woodhouse(36) and Friend who added 51 for the 9th wicket whist silencing the fielders yet again, and the innings then closed at 190 all out with 4 balls remaining.
		With Renders taking two further wickets and then a run out, the Yorkshire reply was in disarray at 154 for 8 and the game had swung back in Hampshire's favour.
	www.hampshirecricket.com /development/020805_U14sYorkshire.htm (642 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)

	English County Cricket Championship, Fixtures, History and Club Information
		The Secretaries of the major cricket-playing counties met at Lord's on December 16th 1889 to agree the fixtures for the following season.
		This was the birth of the first official county championship.
		Prior to 1890, there were 'unofficial' county champions given the title by 'popular' or newspaper acclaim.
	www.napit.co.uk /viewus/infobank/cricket/countychampionship.php (121 words)

	Cricinfo - Younis Khan signs for Yorkshire
		The deal was made possible with the financial assistance of ABDN, a business support network who assist in the development of minority ethnics in the community.
		The rumours were rebuffed by the club and no mention of his role, other than as a batsman, was made in the statement released today.
		Younis's signing follows yesterday's news that the club are in talks with Chris Adams, the Sussex captain, who is yet to confirm his decision.
	content-uk.cricinfo.com /countycricket/content/story/265665.html (417 words)

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