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Redbourn Cricket Club
Personnel
Captain	Dan Roe
Team information
Founded	1666
Home ground	Redbourn Common
Official website	[1]

According to the "Hertfordshire Village Book", cricket matches have been played on Redbourn Common since 1666 AD, this being the earliest report of the game in the country. Redbourn Cricket Club, however, from the records available, was not established until 1823, when a committee was formed and minutes of their meetings kept.

Redbourn won the County Challenge Cup for 3 consecutive years (1888, 1889, and 1890) and were given the trophy in recognition of this achievement. This silver trophy is still the property of the club and has been passed on to each Club President over the years.

Present day

2008

2008 proved to be an outstanding year for the senior sides. For the first time in the Club's history, the 1st XI won a Herts League Title, capturing the Division 4 title. The Club also secured a league & cup double by winning the Herts Trophy Final.

The 2nd XI finished just outside the promotion slots in Division 7 and, but for a couple of matches lost to the weather, they may have been even closer. A number of them have made great contributions this season, especially towards the success of the 1st XI.

The 3rd XI, playing in only their second season, dominated Division 13 from the outset and won it comfortably. They surpassed the goals set by their captain and a big positive was the contribution made by the side's U14 players.

2009

Once again, 2009 saw Redbourn have success, with the 1st XI being promoted for a second successive year.

Recent League Performances - 1st XI

Season	League	Division	Position	Highest Batting Average	Highest Score	Most Wickets	Best Bowling
2001	Hertfordshire Cricket League	Division 3	6th	Chris Yorath - 41.15	Chris Yorath - 114*	Wayne Smith - 47	Kevin Hull - 7/36
2002	Hertfordshire Cricket League	Division 3	15th	Chris Yorath - 35.86	Duncan Ferguson - 129*	Wayne Smith - 41	Kevin Hull - 7/13
2003	Hertfordshire Cricket League	Division 3	6th	Will Dudley - 108.5	Gary Bartlett - 117*	Jon Fleming - 33	Navid Khursheed - 5/18
2004	Hertfordshire Cricket League	Division 3	20th	Ben Foster - 44.00	Gary Bartlett - 87	Kenny Davies - 35	Kenny Davies - 7/61
2005	Hertfordshire Cricket League	Division 4	8th	Chris Yorath - 30.15	Chris Yorath - 79*	Jon Fleming - 28	Jon Fleming - 7/33
2006	Hertfordshire Cricket League	Division 4	5th	Chris Yorath - 48.43	Daniel Roe - 148	Jon Fleming - 35	Dan Roe - 7/52
2007	Hertfordshire Cricket League	Division 4	15th	Geoff Tookey - 56.43	Chris Yorath - 170	Jon Fleming - 38	Faisal Khan - 7/50
2008	Hertfordshire Cricket League	Division 4	1st	Darren Bassil - 38.67	Nigel Wellsbury - 79	Jon Fleming - 55	Jon Fleming - 7/18
2009	Hertfordshire Cricket League	Division 3	2nd	Dan Roe - 45.33	Dan Roe - 127	Ahmed Jamal - 47	Ahmed Jamal - 6/43
2010	Hertfordshire Cricket League	Division 2	9th	Simon Osman - 39.20	Geoff Tookey - 97	Jon Fleming - 33	Jon Fleming- 7/39

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