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Posted by Sarah on 6 Aug 2001
I was surprised to see Melissa Reynards comments after Yorkshires great win in the County Champioships last week. As a member of Bradford Ladies we struggle to get a team of 11 players every week and as each year goes by the average age of the team progressively gets older as younger players do not seem to get directed towards Bradford even if they live in the town. Posts in this forum have produced results and an eleven year old has also contacted the team in the last couple of weeks. However we have not seen the doubling of women/girl cricketers as has been reported in the press.
Are there any plans for a cricket development officer for women in Yorkshire?
http://s-n-menia.members.beeb.net/blcc
Posted by Philippa Ward on 4 Aug 2001
Does anyone know of womens cricket teams in the area of Shropshire?
Posted by Nina on 31 Jul 2001
Hello, i love cricket watching and playin does any one know if there is a girls team around in north london for a girl ages 13 because i cannot find any girls team! EMAIL slipknot_girl_ice@hotmail.com
Posted by Asma Sayed on 29 Jul 2001
We're having inter-class cricket matches , between the commerce and science sections. Need anyone to coach players,most of them beginners,for the matches somewhere around end of August and following months.Anybody interested contact at this address. Asma_Sayed@excite.com
Posted by Sid Sayed on 29 Jul 2001
Anyone knows of a cricket coaching camp? Really want to learn to play the game-very interested. Bangalore.
Posted by Freddo on 19 Jul 2001
The IWCC was formed in February 1958 in Melbourne - 5 countries participated at that 1st meeting (Australia, England, NZ, South Africa and Holland by proxy). The purpose was to control international tours and to liaise between the various countries. Others to join at a later date were Trinidad-Tobago, Jamaica, India, Ireland and Denmark. Canada, Japan and Pakistan joined in 1996.
The above info was found in The Oxford Companion to Australian Cricket, 1995.
Posted by Jake Bowey on 17 Jul 2001
Can anyone tell me when the IWCC was formed? Thank you
Posted by shayanti dutta on 12 Jul 2001
i donot know any one of the name of women in cricket, but my message is never dissapointed,be charmful, be happy, play well.byyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Posted by shayanti dutta on 12 Jul 2001
i donot know any one of the name of women in cricket, but my message is never dissapointed,be charmful, be happy, play well.byyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Posted by Margaret Bedson on 13 Jul 2001
Congratulations to the Australian Ladies team. Well done.
Posted by Bobby on 9 Jul 2001
Check out my Avril Fahey website
http://www.geocities.com/avrilfahey/index.html
Posted by Jules Dalby on 8 Jul 2001
My partner is due to arrive in England pretty soon and has asked me about local womens cricket clubs.....being the sporty person I am....NOT..I wouldn't know one end of a bat from the other....I am hoping someone can help!!! please!! I live near Barnsley in South Yorkshire....is there anyone near here who can at least chuck a ball to an Aussie...just to stop her from nagging me! I HATE SPORT! contact DalJelly@aol.com Cheers!
Posted by Martin Eriksen on 8 Jul 2001
To Jakoba from germany Deutscher Cricket Bund has a website, http://www.dcb-cricket.de , where you can find addresses for clubs in Germany. There is also a club in Husum that plays in the Danish tournament.
Posted by Mick LANE on 2 Jul 2001
Is this a record?
ECB U17 Girls Championship
24 June 2001 at Ealing
Middlesex U17 v Kent U17
Kent 311 - 6 in 40 overs
Natalie LANE 150
Lynsey ASKEW 36
Lydia GREENWAY 30
Middlesex 15 all out.
Bethany ROSE 3-7
Sophie HUSBAND 2-2
Lydia Greenway 2-4
Kent won by 296 runs.
Is this a record score? winning margin? and individual score (150) in girls cricket at this age group?
Posted by The Taits on 1 Jul 2001
Michelle Goszko,
Congratulations! We always knew you had it in you. Good luck for the rest of the tour!
Posted by Fiona Hayes on 29 Jun 2001
I'm interested in joining a womens (veterans) cricket team. Does anybody know of any teams playing in the Kent/East Sussex border area? (i.e. west or south west of Tunbridge Wells)
Posted by Heledd Clarke on 29 Jun 2001
Does anybody know of a womens cricket team in the Swansea area? I'm willing to travel. I played cricket for my university team last year, and I'd like to keep training/playing over the summer. Thanks.
Posted by Bronwyn on 27 Jun 2001
Anyone who wishes to email the Aussie side can do so by using the following address: wcashes2001@hotmail.com and putting the player's (or support team) name in the subject box
Posted by Jason Bryant on 24 Jun 2001
This is a message to all the Aussie women (and especially my stepsister Louise Broadfoot).....
.....KICK POMMIE BUTT !!!!
Love Jase.
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