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Official photographs will be taken after breakfast outside the Pavilion on Tuesday 2015 DRAW Pool A: Yorkshire, CCVG, California, Metropolitan Essex Pool B: Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire, Bedfordshire, London
Monday 3rd August
Yorkshire V California CCVG V Metropolitan Essex
Leicestershire V Bedford Nottinghamshire V London
Tuesday 4th August
Yorkshire V Metropolitan Essex CCVG V California
Bedford V Nottinghamshire London V Leicestershire
Wednesday 5th August
CCVG V Yorkshire Metropolitan Essex V California
London V Bedford Leicestershire V Nottinghamshire
Thursday 6th August FINAL
1st Pool A
V
1st Pool B
3rd / 4th PLACE 5th / 6th PLACE
2nd Pool A
V
2nd Pool B
3rd Pool A
V
3rd Pool B
7th / 8th PLACE
4th Pool A
V
4th Pool B
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Oundle School Church Street Oundle Peterborough PE8 4EE I am delighted to welcome back all young cricketers involved in the London Schools’ Inter-Counties Cricket Festival to Oundle. Oundle School is located in a ‘Town and Gown’ setting in a quintessentially English market town within the county of Northamptonshire. Cricket has been played at the School since 1830 and the Town Cricket Club was founded by schoolteachers and tradesmen as far back as 1826, so it is the oldest cricket club in Northamptonshire. Recently, with MCC Foundation support, a Cricket Hub has been formed, that reaches out to state school pupils and the local cricket club junior players, to ensure that all young cricketers, whether at state or private school, get the same chances to play and practice on the excellent Independent School’s cricket facilities. Oundle School boasts nine match cricket squares, three pavilions, twenty cricket nets and sports fields that go on for ever. These outstanding cricket facilities are at your disposal during this LSCA Festival Week. I hope you all enjoy playing cricket on our grounds, as there are few nicer settings to play and enjoy your cricket than in Oundle, and it is a privilege to have you here.
John Wake
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Welcome London Schools’ Cricket Association Registered charity no: 303325
President: John Barclay (Sussex C.C.C & England)
Welcome everyone to the Festivals. London Schools’ have been running festivals for many years. Our two Festivals for Under 12 and Under 15 players have been running for over 20 years now. This is our second year at Oundle School, and we are very excited to repeat the great experience from last year for all the players taking part. Most of you will only come to the U12 or U15 Festival once, and it is not always possible to play each of the other Counties participating. But it is still a fantastic experience because you will probably be playing Counties you would not normally meet in your fixture list. You will socialise with everyone and hopefully make friends with players from all over the country. This year we are again helping with the training of young umpires, in a scheme supervised by the ECB. Also for the first time this year all matches will be electronically scored by young scorers from the ECB. A big thank you goes to all the regional, county school and county boards for sending sides to the Festival and all the supporting parents, and I wish everyone a very happy time and good weather.
John Barclay
15 Essex Street, London, WC2R 3AA Tel: +44 20 7544 2600 Fax: +44 20 7544 2700 www.keatingchambers.co.uk
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“Keating Chambers is a large set of barristers and Q.C.s based in the heart of London, who work all over the world in courts and arbitrations, mostly in the construction, engineering, energy, procurement and technology sectors. They also act as mediators and adjudicators in these fields. They would like to wish all the teams taking part in the Bedford Festivals all the very best of luck. Have fun and hopefully, good weather.”
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INFORMATION FOR PLAYERS, MANAGERS & PARENTS This festival handbook gives you details of your matches and the tournament rules. All the matches are played in the same area, so you will find it easy to keep up with the progress of the other eleven teams. Results sheets appear daily on the notice board outside the main pavilion. Your manager should have copies of these. Oundle School is an independent boarding and day school for boys and girls aged 11–18 years, where fundamental traditions combine with innovative educational thinking. In addition to an established reputation for academic excellence, the School is known for its strengths in music, the arts and sport. This week you will be sharing the grounds and facilities with those who work here and with other resident guests, which include young people attending a language school. We have built up good relations with Oundle School and you are asked to be well mannered and friendly to others while you enjoy your stay here. Our activities are encouraged and supported by the Oundle School community and great interest will be shown in the Festival and your behaviour and conduct during it. School Houses used by the festival sides are also home to Oundle School staff and their families, some of whom have young children. Please respect their privacy by not causing unnecessary noise. Showers and facilities to make hot drinks are available and you have the use of TV / common rooms. Please help us by keeping these areas tidy. Please observe bedtimes set by your manager and note that there is a curfew of 11pm when everyone is expected to be quiet and back in their accommodation, unless an extension has been specifically authorised by the Lettings Department. Cricket facilities are excellent. The all weather nets are available for use throughout the festival. Team managers will be responsible for supervision in the nets and therefore no parents or non-playing children are allowed to play in the nets. No food or drink is to be consumed in the nets themselves and please help us to keep the nets tidy by removing any litter into nearby litter bins. No studded boots are allowed to be worn in the nets. The squares at Oundle school will be covered outside of matches, please observe good practice during practice sessions and avoid any usage outside of these times. Other facilities include the Sports Centre, which has sports halls and a swimming pool. We are allocated times for using the sports halls and swimming pool and these facilities can only be used in these times. You will be told about these during the week. Meal times are arranged to allow us to fit in as much cricket as possible. Breakfast, lunch and supper will be taken in the Dining Halls during intervals in play and are for players and officials only. Please note the timings of your meals and stick to those timings. Smart dress is expected at the evening meal. Drinks and snacks can be purchased from the pavilion during hours of play. Bad weather is always a disappointment. Every effort will be made to get the matches played and when necessary play will be extended into the evening. Should play be abandoned, a programme of activities will be organised by the Festival Manager. However, do not try to use the Recreation Centre or any other facility unless authorised by the Festival Manager, as another group may have booked them. The Festival Presentations take place after play on the last day. Valuables should be left with your team managers. Kit bags can be left in the pavilion overnight. Each County will be allocated a changing room to use for the whole week. No studs or spiked shoes, under any circumstances, are to be worn in the boarding house or any other building (including the all-weather nets). Laundry - please strip your beds on departure and leave the bedding outside your dormitory/room for collection after breakfast. Cars - On arrival please go directly to the boarding house your County has been allocated.
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FESTIVAL FORMAT
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Teams will play in two pools on a round-robin basis:
Pool A
Pool B
Yorkshire Nottinghamshire CCVG Leicestershire California Bedfordshire Metropolitan Essex London 2.
The winners of Pool A and Pool B shall play off for 1st/2nd position, and similarly for the other positions.
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If two teams are level on points, the team to be placed higher in their pool shall be the winner of the match between them. If this cannot be done due to abandoned matches or because three teams have equal points, the following tie-breaker formula shall be used to separate them.
a.) Recalculating points totals by adding bonus points for matches won. b.) The team with the highest runs/wickets average over all their matches. c.) The team with the highest runs/overs average over all their matches. d.) The team with the highest runs aggregate over all their matches. e.) The team taking the most wickets in aggregate in all their completed matches. f.) A tie-breaker bowling competition organised by the tournament organiser. 4.
If the final day is lost the eight positions shall be determined on points gained; 1st and 2nd place being decided between the two pool winners, 3rd and 4th place between the two pool runners-up, and so on. Where two sides have an equal number of points, they shall be separated using the criteria given above.
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Points shall be awarded as follows:
WON 15 points: no bonus points TIED 5 points: plus bonus points Bonus points Batting Bowling
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1 80 runs 2 wkts
2 100 runs 4 wkts
LOST bonus points ABANDONED 0 points 3 4 120 runs 140 runs 6 wkts 8 wkts
5 160 runs all out
In a match which has been reduced in overs below the 80 over total, the batting points may be re-assigned at the organiser’s discretion to reflect this (i.e 60, 80, 100, 120 and 140 in a 60 overs game).
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RULES OF PLAY Except as otherwise stated, the MCC Laws of Cricket (2000 Code, 5th Edition 2013) will apply. 1. Playing Conditions
1.1 The pitch shall be 21 yards in length 1.2 The balls used shall weigh 4.75 ounces 1.3 The stumps shall be 27 inches above ground & the wicket 8 inches wide.
2. Duration. Matches shall be of 90 overs duration. The side batting first may not bat for more than 45 overs. Should the first innings be completed in less than 45 overs, the remaining overs shall be allocated to the side batting second. A minimum of 20 overs per side shall constitute a match. No side may declare an innings closed. 3. Hours of Play All matches will commence at 10.30 am except on the final day when it will be 10.00 am & all subsequent timings will be 30 minutes earlier. Provided no time is lost, the first innings will conclude by 1.30 pm. Lunch will be taken at 1.30 pm & will end at 2.30 pm. The second innings will commence at 2.30 pm & conclude at 5.30 pm.The notional over rate will be 17 overs per hour & both sides are expected to adhere to this rate. If the first innings concludes after 1.15 pm, lunch will be taken immediately & last for one hour. If the first innings concludes before 1.15 pm, there will be a 10 minute interval & the second innings will commence after that interval. Lunch will then be taken at 1,45pm & last for 1 hour. 4. Drinks Two intervals for drinks will be taken after 15 & 30 overs of each innings. Each interval will last for not more than 10 minutes. An individual player may be given a drink, either on the boundary edge or at the fall of a wicket, on the field of play providing playing time is not lost. 5. Delayed or Interrupted Matches The first cumulative 30 minutes of play lost shall be ignored before deducting overs. If 30 minutes are lost before or during the first innings, 2 overs shall be deducted (one for each side) for each complete 7 minutes lost. If 30 minutes is lost during the second innings, then one over shall be deducted for each complete 3.5 minutes lost. The side batting second must have the opportunity to bat for at least 20 overs in order to constitute a match. 6. Number of Players Each team shall consist of 13 players & shall be nominated in writing to the umpires before the toss. No more than 11 players may bat or be on the field of play at any one time. There will be no need to nominate which players will bat. Any substitution of a fielder can only take place with the permission of the umpire. That substitute can immediately play a full part on the match. 7. Number of Overs Per Bowler The ECB Fast Bowlers Directives and Fielding Directives will apply. No bowler may bowl more than one fifth of the allotted overs.
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RULES OF PLAY CONTINUED 8. Wides Any off-side or leg-side delivery which in the opinion of the umpire does not give the striker a reasonable opportunity to score shall be called & signalled “Wide Ball”. 9. No Ball. 9.1 Double Bounce Deliveries Law 24.7 shall be replaced by: The umpire at the bowler’s end shall call & signal “No Ball” if a ball which he considers is delivered, without having previously touched the bat or person of the striker either (a) bounces more than ONCE or (b) rolls along the ground before it reaches the popping crease. 9.2 Dangerous & Unfair Bowling Law 42.6(b) - Bowling of high full pitched deliveries- shall be amended to read: Any full pitched delivery (regardless of speed) which passes or would have passed above waist height of the striker standing upright at the crease shall be called & signalled “No Ball” In addition, if the high full pitched delivery is not slow, then the bowler’s end umpire will, in addition to calling & signalling “No Ball”, shall adopt the procedures of Law 42.7. If any ball which after pitching passes or would have passed above the shoulder of the striker standing upright at the crease it shall be called & signalled “No Ball” by the bowler’s end umpire. 10. The Result The winning side shall be the one scoring most runs. In the event that the scores are level in a match unaffected by weather, the side losing fewer wickets shall be awarded the match. If the both teams lost the same number of wickets, the match is tied. If, in an interrupted match, the side batting second is unable to receive the number of overs they are entitled, the result shall be determined by calculation of scoring rates. The runs/over average of the whole of the first innings shall be compared with the runs/over average of the second innings at the time the match ended. The revised target becomes the average runs/over of the first innings multiplied by the number of overs received in the second. In these calculations, if a side bowled out before receiving their full allocation of overs, the side shall be deemed to have batted for the full allocation. A partly completed over shall be counted as a full over. 11.
The match umpires’ interpretation of all matters concerning the conduct of play shall be final. The tournament organiser’s ruling on all other matters shall be final.
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“Established in 1855, Gray-Nicolls have supported schools cricket for many years. We are proud to be associated with the London Schools’ festival and wish everyone talking part the best of luck” Richard Gray
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FESTIVAL DIRECTORY Festival Organiser Wasim Aslam Chairman of Umpires Nick Cousins (ECB) Umpire Coordinator Alan English (ECBACO) Child Welfare Officer Derrick Worth (London) Oundle School Head Groundsman Nick Tebbs Enterprise and Lets Co-ordinator Oliver Rees
London Schools’ Cricket Association are most grateful to
The M.C.C
Who have contributed to the Festivals
I have been a supporter of London Schools’ Cricket Association for several years, and I am very pleased that the LSCA Festival at Bedford School is going from strength to strength. It is fantastic that LSCA hosts such an important Festival and attracts Counties from all over England. All the boys taking part have a special time meeting up and enjoying a few good games as well as the social side of a residential event. I wish everyone a successful time and hope for good weather for the week.
Stephen Furst QC
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BEDFORDSHIRE
Ahmed Alli
Top order batsman, right arm seamer, wicket keeper. Versatile!
Lucas Bhatti
Middle order batsman, right arm seamer. Nice lad!
Ryan Bray
Middle order batsman, right arm seamer. Steady!
Devon Brooke
Right arm seamer, lower middle order batsman. Dangerous!
Finlay Cummings
Top order batsman. Sweet Timer!
Harsil Dixit
Right arm seamer, lower middle order batsman. Dizzy!
Simeon Gay
Top order batsman, leg spin bowler. Prankster!
Zane Haroon
Right arm seamer, lower order batsman. Grand Master!
Yasin Khan
Middle order batsman, slow left arm bowler. Bonkers!
Cameron Melly
Top order batsman, right arm seamer. Energetic!
Callum Robertson
Off spin bowler, lower order batsman. Statto!
Krishiv Vyas
Top order batsman. Chatty!
James Worker
Left arm seamer, lower order batsman. Solid!
OFFICIALS: Haroon Mohammed Will Sneath
Manager Coach
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LEICESTERSHIRE
Oliver Winder - Captain Louis Whimore James Tattersall Alex Seymour Krish Sharma Luke Redfern Vivek Parekh Oscar Allen Josh Hutt Rohan Kelkar Aryan Patel Josh Odell Archie Gibbs OFFICIALS: Andy Siddall - Coach Will Sneath- Coach
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NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Will Duncan - Captain
West Bridgford School & WI Cavaliers CC
Strong top order RH bat & medium pace bowler. Athletic performer.
Chris Lawrence - Wkt
West Bridgford School & Gedling & Sherwood CC
Steady LH bat and agile wicket keeper. Works hard at his game.
Jonny Lawrence
West Bridgford School & Gedling & Sherwood CC
Outstanding leg spinner and RH middle order batsman.
Ewan Laughton
Wellow House School & Thoresby Colliery CC
Busy wicketkeeper which is reflected in his mid order RH batting style.
Daniel Hollingsworth
Rushcliffe School & Ellerslie CC
Reliable RH opening bowler who likes to hit the ball hard. Determined fielder.
George Park
King’s School Grantham & Caythorpe CC
RA pace bowler and hard hit ting middle order batsman. Good hands.
Jack Taylor
Joseph Whitaker School & Papplewick & Linby CC
Fast RA bowler working hard at moving up the batting order. Outstanding fielder.
Jack Wood
Loughborough Grammar School & Plumtree CC
Steady RA change bowler. Straight hitting batsman. Hard working team member.
Rehan Ahmed
Southwell Junior School & WI Cavaliers CC
Quick thinking top order RH bat. Outstanding spinner, goes both ways. Quality fielder.
Raheem Ahmed
Southwell Junior School & WI Cavaliers CC
LH bat. Aggressive opening bowler. Competitive fielder.
Benjamin Martindale
Nottingham High School & Ellerslie Cc
LH top order bat and pace bowler. Athletic and fast in the field.
Usman Abassi
Bluecoat Academy & Radcliffe CC
RH middle order bat. LA me dium pace bowler. Determined to improve all aspects of his game.
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OFFICIAL: Andrew Claye - Manager/Coach
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LONDON Fiontan Logan Captain
Bromley CC
LH bat, RA medium fast bowler Plays like Andy Flower
Joe Kingsley-Smith Captain
Stoke Newington CC
RH batsman, RA medium fast bowler. Plays like Peter Siddle
Oliver Lewey
Spencer CC
RH batsman, RA medium fast bowler. Plays like Glenn McGrath
Edward Marshall
Dulwich CC
RH batsman, RA medium fast bowler. Plays like Steve Finn
Finn McQueen
Bromley CC
RH batsman, RA medium bowler Plays like Mike Atherton
Miles Murphy
Ealing CC
RH batsman, RA medium bowler Plays like Mark Ealham
Aiden Oakley
Spencer CC
RH batsman, RA medium fast bowler. Plays like Ian Botham
Ayush Patel
Old Ruts CC
RH batsman, RA leg spinner and wkt. Plays like MS Dhoni
Henry Sewell
Stoke Newington CC
RH batsman, RA medium fast bowler. Plays like Andrew Flintoff
Isaac Shaw
Dulwich CC
RH batsman, RA medium fast bowler. Plays like Curtley Ambrose
Josh Shattock
Dulwich CC
RH batsman, RA medium fast and wkt. Plays like Aaron Finch
Nathan Smith
Hornsey CC
RH batsman, RA leg spinner bowler. Plays like Paul Adams
Luke Stylianou
Dulwich CC
RH Batsman, RA off spin bowler Plays like John Emburey
Sam Worsingham
Hornsey CC
RH batsman, RA medium fast bowler. Plays like Angus Fraser
OFFICIAL: Richard Balmforth Kiyo Jason
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YORKSHIRE
Louis Beckett Liam Blacker Meek Owen Davey Aneeq Hamdani Alex Kaye William Luxton Joseph Mosley Harry Paver Cain Robb - captain Tom Senior Jake Smart Jay Smith Gavin Whipp OFFICIALS: Phil Chapman - Manager Roy Chapman - Coach
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METROPOLITAN ESSEX Abdullah Butt Solid all-rounder with both top order batting and right arm seam bowling. Significant experience with club Ben Kearin Ben is a left handed opening batsman who opens his shoulders and scores at a rapid pace. He is also a talented bowler. Danny Imray Left arm opening bowler and middle/ lower order batter. An excel lent athletic fielder. Harry Allen Harry is a left hand spin bowler and a right handed batsman. He can also wicket keep. Harry Phillips Harry is a left arm seamer & left-handed top order batsman. He’s an energetic fielder with a good arm & is very enthusiastic about his cricket. Jaydeep Dhuria Jaydeep is an all-rounder cricketer, RH batsman and right-arm seam bowler. A top order batsman, playing with a very straight bat and sees off the bowling attack with cool temperament whilst ticking the score card. He thrives on bowling death overs and has had recent county age group experience. Kaif Ramzan Hard hitting middle order batsmen and leg spinner with recent county age group cricket experience. Kanchana Off spin bowler and effective middle order batsman who has this season Dassanayeke been recognised by his county age group squad. Klain Fernando A very good all round cricketer and successful school team captain and has county cricket experience. Lewis Walcott Right arm fast opening bowler and middle/ lower order quick scoring batsman. An excellent agile fielder with significant experience which has been recognised in representative county cricket for several years as well as current club captain of a successful junior cricket club. Remy Mitchell Remy is a agile and brave wicket-keeper, equally adept at standing back or up to the stumps. With the bat Remy is forceful through the offside and loves dispatching short balls. He loves competition at the highest level having been part of Middlesex U10 and U11 champion sides last season. Stan Greenleafe Stan is a committed top order batsmen who has experienced both county and district cricket. A very athletic fielder who bowls occasional off spin. Surya James Hard hitting middle order batsmen and off spin bowler with recent county age group cricket experience. OFFICIALS: Bob Coombe Experienced Essex County Coach and Manager and now also revitalising Metropolitan Essex district cricket at all youth levels. Dave Walcott An experienced and successful junior club coach, manager , chairman and wicket keeper captain (in his day). New to the Metropolitan Essex district set up but enthusiastic in helping enhance the experience for youth cricket. 17 u12.indd 17
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CALIFORNIA CRICKET ACADEMY Pratham Kataria
Jane Lathorp Stanford Middle School
RH batsman, off spin bowler and specialist fielder.
Rishi Arjun
Basis Independent Silicon Valley
RH batsman, off spin bowler and specialist fielder.
Akhil Arunachalam
Lawson Middle
RH batsman, RA medium Fast bowler.
Mihir Buty
Challenger School
RH batsman, off spin bowler and specialist fielder.
Vatsal Vaghela
Horner Junior High
LH batsman, LA medium fast bowler.
Gautham Ravindran
Mills Park Middle School
RH batsman.
Vignesh Sundaresan
Scullem Middle School
RH Opening batsman, WK and medium pace bowler.
Mihir Cherukupalli
Lamar Middle School
RH batsman, Part time leg spinner.
Abhijit Harihara
Coppell Middle School
RH batsman, new ball bowler and specialist fielder.
Rohan Phadke
Cary Academy
RH batsman, RA medium fast bowler .
Saiteja Mukkamalla
Millstone River Middle School
RH batsman and wicket keeper
Abhayjit Khangura
Melvin H. Kreps Middle School
RH batsman, RA medium fast bowler
OFFICIAL: Dashrath Sanke: Coach Sundar Ramakrishnan: Manager
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CARDIFF COUNTY & THE VALE OF GLAMORGAN Alex Griffiths
Radyr Comprehensive School & Radyr CC
RA Bowler & RH batsman
Archie Clegg
Radyr Comprehensive School & Radyr CC
RH Batsman and wicket keeper
Ed Griffiths
Cathedral School & St. Fagan’s CC
RH batsman & RA spin bowler
Frankie Souto
Cardiff High School & Lisvane CC
All rounder
Gethin Merry
Bro Morgannwg School & Vale CC
All rounder
Gregg Cross
Stanwell School & Penarth CC
RH batsman & RA medium fast bowler and good fielder.
Idris Merry
Bro Morgannwg School & Vale CC
Medium Pace bowler who also bats a bit.
Jack Jones
Radyr CC
leg spin bowler
Jordan Bolderson
Cathedral School & Radyr CC
RH batsman and RA bowler
Osian Evans
Cardiff CC
LH batsman & LA spin bowler
Steffan Crimp
Stanwell School & Penarth CC
RA Bowler & RH batsman
Taylor Burns
Radyr Comprehensive School & Radyr CC
LA Seamer & LH batsman
Will Skoneis
Stanwell School & Penarth CC
LH batsman & RA spin Bowler
Yaar Balouchis
Cardiff CC
All rounder
OFFICIAL: Tina Crimp: Luke Szpadt:
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RESULTS Monday 3rd August POOL A: Yorkshire V California
Scores….……………………………….…....
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Scores….………………………….........
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Scores….……………………………....
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Scores….………………………………..
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Tuesday 4th August POOL A: Yorkshire V Metropolitan Essex
Scores….…………………………...
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Scores….……………………………….…..........
…………………….….( pts) beat ……………………… ( pts) by ……………….. POOL B: Nottinghamshire V Bedfordshire
Scores….………………………......
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Scores….……………………………….…...
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Wednesday 5th August
POOL A: Yorkshire V CCVG
Scores….……………………………….….........
…………………….….( pts) beat ……………………… ( pts) by ……………….. POOL A: Metropolitan Essex V California
Scores….…………………………...
…………………….….( pts) beat ……………………… ( pts) by ……………….. POOL B: Leicestershire V Nottinghamshire
Scores….………………………......
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Scores….………………………………..........
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RESULTS TABLE - after 3 days POOL A
Yorkshire
California
CCVG
Met Essex
POINTS
POSITION
Nottingh.
Leicesters.
London
Bedford
POINTS
POSITION
Yorkshire California CC&VG Met Essex
POOL B Nottingh Leicesters. London Bedford
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RESULTS - Thursday 6th August FINAL 1st POOL A …….…...………….. V 1st POOL B ………………...…. ……………………Beat .. ………………By ……………………........ Scores …………………… 3rd/4th PLACE
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2nd POOL A ……...………….. V 2nd POOL B ………………...…. ……………………Beat .. ………………By ……………………........ Scores …………………… 5th/6th PLACE
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3rd POOL A …….…...………….V 3rd POOL B ………………...…. ……………………Beat .. ………………By ……………………........ Scores …………………… 5th/6th PLACE
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4th POOL A …….…...…………..V 4th POOL B ………………...…. ……………………Beat .. ………………By ……………………........ Scores ……………………
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FINAL PLACES
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WINNER __________________
2nd _________________________
3rd _______________________
4th _________________________
5th _______________________
6th _________________________
7th _______________________
8th _________________________
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PREVIOUS WINNERS
2008:
Yorkshire
2009:
Huntingdonshire
2010:
Yorkshire
2011:
Nottinghamshire
2012:
Yorkshire
2013:
Bedfordshire
2014:
Yorkshire
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