After an intensive net session on the Friday evening when only half of the team selected for Saturday turned up, MCC were all keyed up for the first Division I league match of the season to be played ...
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Very much in a similar start to the Zagreb report, the majority of our team was selected at nets on Friday. However we were successful in our search and actually managed to bring 12 players to the gam...
Read MoreThe Friday afternoon net session was the scene of some selection contortions as we tried to get three teams together for an unprecedented three games in three different venues in two days and provide
Read MoreParticipants: Naveen (Nav) Arunachalam, Craig Barrett, Tony (The Bunt, Bunty) Blades, Phil Bowes, Jon (JD) Deverill, Matt (Fudgy) Fudge, Veith Gattinger, James (Jabez) Kantor, Igor (The Gore) Sestan,...
Read MoreAfter the fixture arranged for the previous day had been cancelled because of bailages, lack of players and a poor weather forecast, the opposition offered us a game on Sunday when there was a much be...
Read MoreA wonderful spring day with temperatures well above 20C saw us heading hopefully to the vicinity of the Forschungsbrauerei for a bat-as-many- as-you-have, but only field 11 at any one time, 35 over fr...
Read MoreThe traditional first game of the season against Pak Orient on their proper artificial wicket in Hasenbergl. The weather forecast was for temperatures approaching 20°C but it never quite got up that h...
Read MoreTours organiser Konchada set up a friendly against the Pak Orient away as they needed preparation for their T20 match against the Baden Wurttemberg champions on Sunday 13th. We should have played at t
Read MoreCaptain Sarma wins the toss and 10,000 refugees storm Munich Hauptbahnhof to witness this extraordinary event (12 Sep 2015)
A glorious late summer’s day at the Hirschanger, blue skies and 22°C saw a friendly MCC side take on the might of the MICs in a 35 over fixture. The Gore was playing so the contents of the fridge were...
Read MoreOn the day when in 1882 Australia beat England by seven runs causing the death of English cricket and thus the birth of the Ashes, when in 1925 Babe Ruth after a night on the town turned up late for b
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