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Goldsborough Cricket Club is a village cricket team in Goldsborough North Yorkshire. We have two teams in the Nidderdale league and Harrogate Evening league and one team in the Whixley league. The club runs two junior teams, under 13's and under 15's and plays friendly matches at home on most Sundays. We have attractive ground and facilities and are always on the lookout for new players and sponsors. So if you are interested in joining our club or know someone who is, then please don't hesitate to contact us.

News

Match is OFF due to the outfield being too slippy from yesterday’s rain

Heavy Rain falling so anyone coming any distance, suggest you stay at home – anyone on the doorstep, and does not mind a wasted trip, see you at 5:45

The scheduled training for Good Friday is off due to a water logged pitch. Next session is Thursday April 8th at 5:00pm for both squads.

Week 3 was sooo traumatic that no body, not even Grant  Murray treacle can bring themselves to write about it!

Season 2010 continued with added fervour as Shorter returned to the team having rewritten the rule book just in time for the game to include the following rules; Its my party and I’ll cry if I want to, Its my ball and if I say you’re not playing you’re not playing, I’ve been playing here 5 years and frankly what I say goes, My Dads bigger than your Dad. Alternatively the official ruling is… “If a non GCC player is drafted in at the last minute but then appears on a winning side has to then automatically waive there place if a returning GCC player wants a game.” Total farce but totally fair enough at the same time – fixxxxxxxxx. Continue Reading…

With Captain Scowl away on touring duty Treacle has taken up the slot of guest journalist for this weeks foray into the snow and icy stares of the indoor league. The action started long before even arriving at the venue with Captain Morgan having taken up the mantle of team organisation in 2009. Talk abound at the game that Shorter couldn’t ‘let go’ and was even texting details of the game from his sun-bed in Cape Town; Captain Morgan informed to rally the troops and make sure that we turned up even if the other team didn’t in order we get awarded the points (who said we weren’t competitive or more likely graciously take the points if they were on offer?) Continue Reading…

Some of us have got work to do you know, so we haven’t got all day to be writing or thinking about indoor cricket updates.
 
With that in mind we are 3 weeks behind in our story of the season. And what a story. After week 6 we had the highly competitive stats of played 6 won 5, lost 1.
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The long awaited and slimmed down return of Treacle Murray this week saw the number of players used this season rise to 8, which is still below the seasonal adjusted average for the Autumn league. Continue Reading…

With kit bags securely locked this week, Goldsborough arrived determined to maintain their unbeaten record. A trendy metatarsal Robshaw football injury saw him on the sidelines – I think his big toe is also in a cast big enough to cover a childs forearm. Therefore one change was required to the side that kitted Pav’s 6 last week – with old Wilks off for a ding dong in Bangkok, young Wilks came in to provide a left arm spin option.  Continue Reading…

Unbeaten Goldsborough advanced confidently into the 4th week this week to play newcomers Pav’s 6. Unprecedented team news saw an UNCHANGED 6 announced for the first time since records began. Continue Reading…

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