| 词条 | Bury Cricket Club |
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|name = Bury Cricket Club |image = |oneday_name = |second_team = |coach = Sam Holt |bowlingcoach = |fielding_coach = |captain = Jon Wiggans |od_captain = |overseas =
|colours = Navy & Red + Gold piping |founded = 1845 |t20_name = Bury Storm |dissolved = |town = Bury, Greater Manchester |ground = Radcliffe Road, BL9 9JX |capacity = |owner = |ceo = |manager = |adviser = |first_fc = |first_fc_year = |first_fc_venue = |title1 = BDCA Cross Cup |title1wins = 2014 |title2 = MDCA Surridge Trophy |title2wins = 2014 |title3 = 2012, 2010, 2008 |title3wins = |title4 = |title4wins = |website = {{URL|http://bury.play-cricket.com}} |current = }} Bury Cricket Club is a cricket club in the Greater Manchester Cricket League[1] (GMCL), which plays its home games at Bury Sports & Social Club, Radcliffe Road,[2] Bury, Greater Manchester BL9 9JX. The current club captain is Jon Wiggans. History of the ClubThe club was founded in 1845, initially playing its cricket in the Townside district of the town. However, the arrival of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway required the club to seek pastures new. They then located to Foundry Street in the town, but this land was also required for development, with the building of Barlow's Mill in 1852. Once again the club had to move and found a site at Buckley Wells, currently Bury Grammar School's playing fields, where they stayed until 1922. In 1919, Samuel Roberts provided land on Radcliffe Road to be used for sporting facilities for the people of Bury following the end of the Great War. It was here that Bury Cricket Club finally settled and this land is now Bury Sports & Social Club where the grounds are used by both the cricket club and Bury Rugby Union Football Club.[3] The club also has a Squash section and Bury Chess Club also use the facilities. Historically, records of cricket matches at Radcliffe Road can be found right back to the late 1840s including a game in 1888 where Bury took on a side of touring Parsees.[4] The ground has also hosted two Lancashire County Cricket Club 2nd XI matches, the first against Northumberland County Cricket Club in 1908 and the second against Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club 2nd XI in 1953.[5] In the 1930s the annual tour to North Wales was begun, which still continues to this day. More recently, in 1996, the club went professional, and in recent years has employed first class players from around the world. As part of the NatWest Bank Cricket Force initiative, Bury CC were nominated for, and won, the Lancashire Cricket Board OSCA (Outstanding Service to Cricket Award) in 2013. This was due to all the work that was put in getting the ground ready for the 2013 season and particularly the finishing work that was done on the new pavilion.[6] Cricket HistoryBury were founder members of the Central Lancashire Cricket League (CLL) playing there in the 1892 season. They are the only club, with the exception of Todmorden Cricket Club, to have been members of both the CLL and the Lancashire League where they played in 1893 and 1894. Despite a long history in the Manchester and District Cricket Association (MDCA) the club had been limited to minor successes with the 2004 lifting of the JC Worthington Trophy by the 2nd XI being the highlight. However, in the 1990s the club began to develop its junior section which has become one of the largest and most successful in the region. The club's commitment to junior cricket was recognised by the award of the Sport England ClubMark and the Bury Metropolitan Borough Council Community Club of the Year in 2005. This youth based approach led to more success on the field and, for the first time in their history, the 1st XI won the league in the 2012 season. This was to be Bury's final season in the MDCA as they had applied to, and been accepted as, members of the Bolton & District Cricket Association[7] (BDCA) for the 2013 season.[8] In 2013, the under 13s won the Cup, beating local rivals Walshaw to pick up the trophy in their debut BDCA season.[9] In the 2014 season, Bury's 1st XI won their first, and only, BDCA trophy, the knockout Cross Cup, beating Edgworth by 4 wickets.[10] The club's continued commitment to junior cricket was recognised by its re-accreditation of the Sport England ClubMark in August 2014. On 25 May 2015 the club informed the BDCA of their intention to resign from the league. When the BDCA confirmed their receipt of our resignation, it was then announced that the club would be applying to join the new GMCL starting in season 2016. The 3rd XI who had played their cricket in the North Manchester Cricket League (NMCL)[11] will also play in the GMCL after the NMCL voted to join the new league en-bloc. All Junior teams will join the Seniors in the GMCL. Greater Manchester League History{{columns-list|colwidth=22em|
}} Greater Manchester Cricket League Initial SeasonBury Cricket Club is a founder member of the GMCL.[23] On the announcement of the initial league structure, Bury 1st XI were placed in the GMCL Premier Division.[24] Bury 2nd XI were placed in the GMCL Division 4 (West).[25] Bury 3rd XI were placed in the GMCL Sunday Division (North West).[26] The club entered the GMCL 20-20 competition, known as the Bury Storm.[27] Club PresidentThe following people have served as president of Bury Cricket Club :- {{columns-list|colwidth=22em|
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}} References1. ^Greater Manchester Cricket League from GMCL site {{coord|53.5835|N|2.3024|W|type:landmark_region:GB|display=title}}2. ^[https://cricketarchive.com/Archive/Grounds/11/2013.html Radcliffe Road Cricket Ground] from CricketArchive.com 3. ^Bury RUFC from Bury RUFC pitchero site 4. ^[https://cricketarchive.com/Archive/Scorecards/184/184952.html Bury v. Parsees] from CricketArchive.com 5. ^County matches at Radcliffe Road from the Lancashire CCC archive 6. ^LCB OSCA Nomination from The Bury Times 7. ^Bolton & District Cricket Association from BDCA site 8. ^Bury CC join the BDCA from The Bolton News 9. ^BDCA u13s Cup Final 2013 from BDCA Play-Cricket site 10. ^Cross Cup Victory 2014 from The Bolton News 11. ^North Manchester Cricket League {{webarchive |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140513021948/http://www.nmcl.co.uk/members.php |date=May 13, 2014 }} from NMCL site 12. ^[https://www.crichq.com/competitions/8109/draws/31916/rounds GMCL 1st XI Derek Kay Cup Rounds] from GMCL CricHQ site 13. ^[https://www.crichq.com/matches/554897/1st_innings GMCL 1st XI Derek Kay Cup Final scorecard] from GMCL CricHQ site 14. ^[https://www.crichq.com/competitions/8076/draws/28608/standings_table GMCL Premier Division 2017] from GMCL CricHQ site 15. ^[https://www.crichq.com/competitions/8060/draws/28617/standings_table GMCL Division 4 West 2017] from GMCL CricHQ site 16. ^[https://www.crichq.com/competitions/8054/draws/28702/standings_table Sunday Division 1B 2017] from GMCL CricHQ site 17. ^[https://www.crichq.com/competitions/8267/draws/31508/standings_table/pool/7 Archway GMCL20 Pool 7] from GMCL CricHQ site 18. ^[https://www.crichq.com/competitions/8267/draws/31508/rounds/finals Archway GMCL20 Finals] from GMCL CricHQ site 19. ^[https://www.crichq.com/competitions/8076/draws/22574/standings_table GMCL Premier Division 2016] from GMCL CricHQ site 20. ^[https://www.crichq.com/competitions/8060/draws/22490/standings_table GMCL Division 4 West 2016] from GMCL CricHQ site 21. ^[https://www.crichq.com/competitions/8054/draws/22492/standings_table GMCL Sunday Division North West 2016] from GMCL CricHQ site 22. ^[https://www.crichq.com/competitions/8267/draws/23253/standings_table/pool/4 Archway GMCL20 Pool 4] from GMCL CricHQ site 23. ^[https://www.gtrmcrcricket.co.uk/ GMCL Website] from GMCL site 24. ^[https://www.crichq.com/competitions/8076/draws/22574/standings_table GMCL Premier Division 2016] from GMCL CricHQ site 25. ^[https://www.crichq.com/competitions/8060/draws/22490/standings_table GMCL Division 4 West 2016] from GMCL CricHQ site 26. ^[https://www.crichq.com/competitions/8054/draws/22492/standings_table GMCL Sunday Division North West 2016] from GMCL CricHQ site 27. ^[https://www.crichq.com/competitions/8267/draws/23253/standings_table/pool/4 GMCL 20-20 Pool 4] from GMCL CricHQ site 28. ^Omar Banday from ESPN CricInfo 29. ^Kasun Vidura from ESPN CricInfo 30. ^[https://svgcricket.org/cricketers/casmond-walters/ Casmond Walters] from SVG Cricket 31. ^[https://svgcricket.org/cricketers/casmond-walters/ Casmond Walters] from SVG Cricket 32. ^Malinga Surappulige from ESPN CricInfo 33. ^Akil Greenidge from ESPN CricInfo 34. ^Ashen Silva from ESPN CricInfo 35. ^Nekoli Parris from ESPN CricInfo 36. ^Kobus Scholtz from ESPN CricInfo 37. ^Milinda Siriwardana from ESPN CricInfo 38. ^Milinda Siriwardana before test debut from ESPN CricInfo 39. ^Abram Ndhlovu from ESPN CricInfo 40. ^S.J. Erwee from ESPN CricInfo 41. ^Michael Alexander from ESPN CricInfo 42. ^Asif Iqbal from ESPN CricInfo 43. ^Asif in u19 World Cup 2004 from ESPN CricInfo 44. ^Asif Zakir from ESPN CricInfo 45. ^Rizwan Saeed from ESPN CricInfo 46. ^Lesroy Irish from ESPN CricInfo 47. ^Delroy Taylor from ESPN CricInfo External links
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