St.Georges Under 11s

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Senior Fixtures & Results

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First XI    Table
29 Jul 2017 13:00 - 1st XI away v Worfield
Second XI   Table

29 Jul 2017 13:00 - 2nd XI home v Worfield
Third XI   Table

29 Jul 2017 13:00 - 3rd XI away v Ludlow III
Fourth XI   Table

29 Jul 2017 13:00 - 4th XI home v Bishop's Castle II
Sunday XI

23 Jul 2017 14:00 - Sunday XI away v Wombourne
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04 Aug 2017 - Ladies home v Sentinel
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Under 10s    Scorecards
23 Jul 2017 10:30 - U10 home v Lilleshall
Under 11    Scorecards
26 Jul 2017 18:00 - U11 away v Sentinel
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17 Aug 2017 20:00 - General Committee Meeting
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Irrelevant Facts & Other Useless Info
Did you know that St.Georges Cricket Club hosted the world's first ever international cricket match? ... Yes all right, it wasn't us. The match was held at St.Georges Cricket Club, Manhattan, New York in 1844 and was contested between USA and Canada. it's true!

In a 1970s match against Oswestry at Church Street, Oswestry achieved the rare feat of two hat-tricks during the Dragons' innings. Our longest serving member, Stan Higgins , was the non-striker throughout. Stranger still ..... St.Georges won the match .. it's true!

Sir Garfield Sobers, one of the greatest legends in the history of the game, once signed as a St.Georges player. He was never selected though (we had a lot of left handers that year) .. it's true!

Although Sobers did it first, Avi Mathur, batting for St.Georges 3rd XI at Church Street once hit six sixes in an over... it's true!

The scorebox at Lilleshall Cricket Club once stood at St.Georges, where the nets now are.. it's true!

Before St.Georges Cricket Club was formally constituted in 1922, the club was known as St.Georges Bible Class C.C. .... it's true!

In the 1980s, when overseas players first began to appear in Shropshire cricket, St.Georges considered signing a promising young West Indian batsman. In the end, the club decided he lacked sufficient experience to fulfill the role. His name was B.C. Lara .. it's true!

St.Georges once fielded an Under 16 team which contained four pairs of brothers, including two pairs of twins ... it's true!

Paul Smart, club groundsman and long-suffering Wolves fan, once hit Shoahib Ahktar, then the fastest ~~chucker~~ bowler in the world, for six in a Birmingham League match.

(OK, that one's not true - he got Snork out for a duck)

Occasional 4th team player "Dogged" Dave Smith batted for 16 overs for nought not out on the last day of the 2012 season ... it's true!

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A shot of the ground from the southeast - taken from the club helicopter - click to enlarge