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Amar Rashid, the leg-spinning all-rounder from Bradford, and Kyle Tanner the 19 year-old fast bowler from Ipswich have emerged as our two Winners from the Programme designed to identify and develop ‘talented and undiscovered’ cricketers. |
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Steve Waugh was guest of honour at Founder's Day 2007. A great day was spent at Royal Ascot Cricket Club with a Twenty/20 Dads'n Lads match between CB Fry’s XI and Ranji’s XI. The former won on the day, co-captained by Darren Stevens and Joe Sayers.
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"I am passionately committed to creating greater opportunities for talented and undiscovered cricketers. 2007 marks our third Search 4 A Star event and with a nationwide roadshow, is our biggest yet."
Neil Burns, Chief Executive, London County Cricket Club |
"Being part of London County Cricket Club has transformed my life from a park cricketer to the professional game in just two years. I want others to get on the front foot and have a go at living the cricketing dream."
Sachin Vaja, Winner, Search 4 A Star 2006 |
Anil Kumble, London County International Ambassador, scored 110* against England at The Oval, his maiden test century in his 118th test match for India. In taking Monty Panesar's wicket in the first innings, he also became the third highest Test wicket taker of all time, passing Glenn McGrath's 563. Congratulations Anil! |
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London County reenacted the traditional cricketing fixture of The Gentlemen versus The Players in the inaugural Captain's Golf Day. The teams were captained by Eamonn Hodgson and Nick Compton. The match finished all square. |
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