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18

Jul 2023

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Yorkshire vs Lancashire cricket match at Harrogate next week

Published: 18 Jul 2023, 10:38 BST

Updated: 18 Jul 2023, 10:41 BST

by John Plummer

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Yorkshire will play Lancashire in a 50-over men's cricket match at Harrogate on Wednesday next week.

The match, which will be staged at Harrogate Cricket Club's St George's Road ground, is a warm-up for the forthcoming Metro Bank One-Day Cup 50-over competition.

Although it is a friendly fixture, Roses cricket matches are always fiercely contested and the fast-paced action will feature some outstanding cricketers.

Spectators are welcome to watch what will be the local highlight of the cricketing summer. Play is due to start at 11am.

Steve Clark, co-chair of the club, said:

"Whilst this won’t be the full Yorkshire first team — they have a county championship game at Scarborough on the same day — we have been told that a number of the Yorkshire’s white ball specialists will be playing.
"It should be a fantastic day and some quality cricket will be on display. The bar will be open throughout the day and will be serving a range of refreshments and hot and cold food."


Harrogate Cricket Club



Mr Clark added:

"Admission to the ground will be free of charge but any donations to the club will be gratefully received. The club will also be running a raffle, tuck shop and an ice cream van throughout the day.
"We also planning that some local junior cricket will be played on the main outfield during the interval.”






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