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Articles from the Cricket Yorkshire team. Guest contributors are credited in each article.

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Yorkshire Premier League North - Transfer news

Yorkshire Premier League North - Transfer news

In the Yorkshire Premier League North, here is an overview of player moves and overseas signings from the ECB Premier Division. Defending champions Castleford have signed Byron Grant, from Yorkshire Southern Premier League club Conisbrough, and Simon Parker, latterly with Carlton, of the Bradford Premier League. Calum Rowe will captain

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Bradford Premier League: Transfer news

Bradford Premier League: Transfer news

A look at player moves in the Premier First XI of the Bradford Premier League, with much of the following gleaned from a characteristically comprehensive league website article penned by league life member, historian and 2023 Sir Leonard Hutton Trophy recipient Reg Nelson. Woodlands, aiming for a fifth consecutive title,

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Tracing the lost cricket clubs of Yorkshire

Bradford League historian and local league ground-hopper Reg Nelson takes a look at three Yorkshire cricket clubs in Queensbury, Highbury and Dewsbury & Savile to trace their fortunes and ultimately, their demise. We all know of cricket clubs that have folded across Yorkshire and grounds that aren't

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Doncaster Town Women: Back to front but on the up

Doncaster Town Women: Back to front but on the up

Alison March of Doncaster Town Cricket Club shares how Doncaster Town Women & Girls teams began and have developed. *** Cricket for most women and girls starts with the girls being involved in All Stars / Dynamos and progressing through to juniors' softball then hardball. Doncaster Town Cricket Club women found

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The Ultimate Club Cricket Quiz: How will you do?

The Ultimate Club Cricket Quiz: How will you do?

The quizmasters at Cricket Yorkshire HQ rustled up a club cricket quiz to test your knowledge and give you some history and insights from across the region. It was about about the Bradford League, the Village Cup or identifying a ground. Thanks to everyone who took part - our quizzes have

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Feversham League: Yorkshire’s smallest cricket league?

Feversham League: Yorkshire’s smallest cricket league?

Alastair Wilkinson shares his thoughts on the magic of the Feversham Cricket League. The Feversham League is a non-affiliated league based in the North Yorkshire Moors. It currently consists of 6 teams: Rosedale Abbey, High Farndale, Glaisdale, Slingsby, Gillamoor and Lockton (see photo below). The infamous Spout House were

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Club cricket's Ashes: Norton Oakes and North Ryde RSL

Club cricket's Ashes: Norton Oakes and North Ryde RSL

There's always been a strong connection between cricket clubs in Yorkshire and those over in Australia. Whether it's social tours or players getting opportunities overseas in leagues. Stephen Cook explains how a club cricket Ashes came about between Sheffield & New South Wales - and the enduring

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Yorkshire CCC Reforms since November 2021

This appendix has been supplied by Yorkshire County Cricket Club, in relation to an article published on this website called Taj Butt & Great Horton Church: Inspiring junior cricketers. Transforming our Performance Pathway: The Performance Pathway has been a key building block in ensuring Yorkshire is encouraging greater access to

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Can cricket clubs find an undiscovered audience?

Can cricket clubs find an undiscovered audience?

Charles Cowling, a fellow club cricket ground-hopper, shares his thoughts on how clubs might be able to tap into a new audience. (Image by John Fuller/ Cricket Yorkshire, a spectator at Upper Wharfedale CC) I love cricket. I love watching it played in Yorkshire’s loveliest landscapes. So every

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David Major: Photographing Yorkshire's cricket clubs

David Major: Photographing Yorkshire's cricket clubs

I've followed David Major, a photographer who captures cricket, including here in Yorkshire, on Flickr for years. There are relatively few of us who cover the grassroots game and his photos are an important body of work. I caught up with David to learn more about his journey

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