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I proposed the deletion of this article on 18 May 2020, with the following reason:
"Although based at Dunstall Hall, this is a recreational and village minor cricket club like many hundreds over the country, and as such is of no greater importance than any other such, and has no particular historic or current notability that sets it apart from other village clubs. Some might mention that it has English Cricket Board approval, and is on the ECB's own Play-Cricket web site, however so are hundreds of other recreational clubs of no less importance to Wikipedia. The club, which could be mentioned on the Dunstall Hall page, already has a section in the Dunstall page, where there is more information than in this article... so a redirect not necessary."
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I proposed the deletion of this article on 18 May 2020, with the following reason:
"Although based at Dunstall Hall, this is a recreational and village minor cricket club like many hundreds over the country, and as such is of no greater importance than any other such, and has no particular historic or current notability that sets it apart from other village clubs. Some might mention that it has English Cricket Board approval, and is on the ECB's own Play-Cricket web site, however so are hundreds of other recreational clubs of no less importance to Wikipedia. The club, which could be mentioned on the Dunstall Hall page, already has a section in the Dunstall page, where there is more information than in this article... so a redirect not necessary."