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Bedfordshire Cricket Board
Bedfordshire Cricket Board
The Bedfordshire Cricket Board Mission Statement is
"TO PROVIDE AND SUPPORT A VIBRANT CLUB STRUCTURE WHICH ALLOWS BEDFORDSHIRE CRICKET AND ALL INVOLVED IN THE GAME TO REALISE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL"
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This website is the home of Bedfordshire cricket
It includes all details of Bedfordshire cricket and cricket development in the geographic bounds of Bedfordshire. Also includes full details, fixtures and records of the Bedfordshire young cricketers.
Latest Bedfordshire Cricket Board News
Cricket Coaching as part of Lashings Event at Eversholt on Thursday 23rd July
Dear All, As part of this fantastic event Eversholt CC will, in conjunction with the Bedfordshire County Youth Cricket Coaching Team, be running a coaching session for boys and girls aged 8 – 16
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Get closer to cricket this summer
This summer Vodafone have put together an impressive line up of cricketing events and celebrations, including the chance to win npower Ashes tickets as part of the Vodafone Street Sixes. The Vodafone
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Leading Stats
Highest Percentage Wins in 2009
Bedfordshire Cricket Board - Under 11 : 66.67%
Top Batting Average in 2009
Most Runs in 2009
Most wickets in 2009
Best Bowling Average in 2009
Most Catches in 2009
Beds Cricket Board Chairman's Report 2009
Ian Smith presented his third Chairman's report
Lashings visit Eversholt on Thursday 23rd July
Or click on the heading for details of youth coaching on the day
Surridge Cricket Equipment
Players and associates are entitled to 40% off equipment (excluding sale items).
Contact for more details Ian Ralph (Sales Director) ian@incentives-uk.com or 01282 418450
Sign the Petition to have Cricket included in the London Olympics
"We, the undersigned, urge LOCOG and the ICC to approach IOC to incorporate Twenty20 cricket into 2012 Olympics in London as our cultural summer game similar to the adoption of Wushu in the Beijing Games by the Chinese. This will herald the return of cricket to the Olympics, showcase the game to a wider (non-cricketing) global audience, would be relatively easy to hold (as we have all the facilities already in London) and would add to the Olympic appeal to domestic and worldwide audiences that do not normally watch the Olympic games."
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