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Doghouse Cricket Club
Welcome to the Doghouse Cricket Club
Doghouse CC was set up in 1962 to give players from local leagues a chance to play an extra game every Sunday. The team play across the North East every weekend and have used 12 Test cricketers in our 43 years of playing in Durham, Northumberland and Yorkshire. The Doghouse are ambassadors for the game of cricket throughout the region and we are well known for our spirit both on and off the field.
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Cockspur Club Twenty20
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) today confirmed a new Twenty20 competition for ECB Premier League clubs called Cockspur Club Twenty20. Cockspur Rum already sponsor the 45-over ECB National C
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LEGENDARY COMEDY STICKY WICKET COMES TO NORTH EAST
Don't miss the unique opportunity to share an hilarious and memorable evening with The BBC “Test Match Special” commentators and cricketing legends Jonathan Agnew, Mike Gatting and a special guest as they recall their favourite anecdotes of 'Life in the Box'. With English cricket on top of the world, this is the perfect chance to hear how the England team have done it from those closest to the top of the game. A brand new show for the 2005 season and they are visiting Newcastle on Saturday October 1st. Tickets from only £10.
Doghouse 12 Test Cricketers
Since Doghouse Cricket Club started in 1962 we have had 12 Test match cricketers represent the team. Players from England, West Indies, Pakistan, India and South Africa have all played for the team at some stage. Most recently, former West Indies Captain Jimmy Adams played for Doghouse, a man who scored 6 Test hundreds. Chris Old of England, who played in the 1981 Ashes victory, is just another famous name to have joined us at some stage.
