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County cricket — is the highest level of domestic cricket in England and Wales. For the 2010 season, see 2010 English cricket season. Contents 1 Teams 1.1 First class counties 1.2 Other first class teams 1 … Wikipedia
county cricket — noun Cricket played in matches between clubs representing counties • • • Main Entry: ↑county … Useful english dictionary
County Cricket Ground, Southampton — County Ground Ground information Location Southampton, Hampshire Demolished 2001 Capacity 7,000 End names City End Northlands Road End … Wikipedia
County Cricket Ground, Bristol — County Ground Ground information Location Nevil Road, Ashley Down, Bristol Establishment 1889 … Wikipedia
County Cricket Ground, Northampton — County Ground Ground information Location Northampton Establishment 1885 Capacity 6,500 … Wikipedia
County Cricket Ground (Derby) — County Cricket Ground Der County Cricket Ground von Derby Daten Ort England … Deutsch Wikipedia
County Cricket Ground, Derby — County Ground View from the new stand during Derbyshire v Australia tour match 9th July 2010 Ground information Location Derby, England Establishment … Wikipedia
County Cricket Ground, Beckenham — Kent County Cricket Ground Ground information Location Beckenham, London Borough of Bromley … Wikipedia
County Cricket Ground, Taunton — Infobox cricket ground ground name = County Ground nickname = country = England location = Taunton, Somerset establishment = 1882 seating capacity = 6,500 end1 = Old Pavilion End end2 = River End international = true firstodidate = 11 June… … Wikipedia
County Cricket Council — The County Cricket Council was a short lived body intended to regulate county cricket in England. It existed from 1887 to 1890. The Council was the brain child of Lord Harris. In November 1886 he had sent a letter to the County Secretaries asking … Wikipedia
