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1946-1974
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The Next Century
1996-2010

ARTICLES:
The Grass Roots
by KEN TAYLOR
The First 100 Years
by TOM MORGAN
Our Own Ground and it's Amenities
by ARTHUR BARTON
Our Life Members
by ARTHUR BARTON
The Club Game
by CHRISTOPHER MARTIN-JENKINS
From Nairobi to Nottingham
by BASHARAT HASSAN
Salutations
West Country Tours
Youth Cricket
And Don't Forget the Groundsman

Pelsall Cricket & Sports Club
The following pages have been transcribed from 'One Hundred Not Out' which was originally compiled by Barry Dolphin and Lawrence Bennett and published by the Warwickshire Publishing Company during the club's centenary year, 1985.

Further pages and illustrations will be added as information becomes available. Any material you may have, particularly original photographs, anecdotes, press cuttings etc, etc will be most gratefully accepted and published on this site if suitable. Please contact either the The Webmaster by e-mail or on 07712 405005 or the Cricket Club Secretary, Mr Gary Wyke.


INTRODUCTION

Between the 1870's and 1900 there were a number of cricket teams in existence around Pelsall, these being White Rose, Red Rose, Weslyans, White Star and Pelsall Unity, to name just a few. All of these teams eventually faded away.

There was one team however, which was always considered to be the premier club of Pelsall, and from which our present club originates.

The name of this team was Pelsall Albion Cricket Club, later to become:

Pelsall Cricket & Sports Club.

 

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