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"Not alot of people will ever understand this or experience it. This is not your "crush", your highschool sweet heart love, your fairy tale ending, your soul mate. There are times when you don't get the girl. The feelings may never be mutual. She may never love you like you love her, but she is your everything. This is LOVE at its truest, rawest form. unconditional."

Yep... so very true.

==expats that make little or no effort to involve locals in the game. I understand expats are needed to spread the game in countries like Bulga

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22

This user is 22 years old.

This user is proud to be English.

This user supports the
English cricket team.

This user supports the Ireland cricket team.

VIC

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Victorian Bushrangers

This user supports the Rajasthan Royals.

This user wants the Ireland cricket team to be given Test cricket status^†

This user plays cricket.

This user is a right-hand batter.

8th

This user is a lower order batter and bats at number 8.

This user is a right-arm bowler.

This user is a spin bowler and bowls leg spin.

This user is a fan of Cricket.

This user is a participant in
WikiProject Cricket.

This user supports Tottenham Hotspur.

This user is from the United Kingdom.

This user lives in Hampshire

This user is against the
European Union.

UKIP

This user supports UKIP.

This user is a libertarian.

This user supports the policies and views of Ron Paul.

This user supports the policies and views of Nigel Farage.

This user is an advocate of traditional counties.

This user advocates democracy.

This user is a capitalist.

This user believes in free enterprise.

This user opposes corporate welfare and bailouts.

This user is fiscally conservative

This user supports no government or government that is extremely limited.

This user adheres to the
Austrian School of economics.

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This user believes that hippies, celebrities, and politicians are NOT experts on climate change.

This user is pro-cannabis.

This user does not trust politicians who condemn CEOs while living like one with other people's money.

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This user believes in a foreign policy of non‐interventionism, but is not a pacifist.

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Anti-globalization movement.

This user despises all dictators.

This user wants the United Nations to be dissolved.^‡

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This user believes in the separation of church and state.

atheos

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This user believes that the Flying Spaghetti Monster is as likely as creationism.

This user supports the independence of Tibet.

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The basics of batting with John Shepherd

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Notable Berkshire cricketers

Cornwall cricketers

Arthur Agar-Robartes, 8th Viscount Clifden

Notable Dorset cricketers

Cyril Adams
Derek Bridge
Paul Carey (cricketer)
Claude Disney-Roebuck
Ray Dovey
Ignazio Dracopoli - Possibly notable explorer/missionary - possibly only French county cricketer
Michael Dunning (cricketer)
Harry Farrer - Military Cross and Belgian Croix de Guerre
Edward Freeman (cricketer)
Theodore Fowler
Archie Gibson
John Gordon (cricketer)
Aelfric Harrison
Reginald Hopkins (cricketer)
Selwyn Jephson
David Jowett
Henry Joynt
Reginald Keller
Charles Kindersley
Barney McCall
Raj Naik
Cloudesley Sharpe
Bertrand Bosworth-Smith
Malcolm Taylor (cricketer)
Richard Tindall
Gordon Tovey
George White (RAF officer)
John Williams (cricketer, born 1878)
Philip Williams (cricketer) = 200 notable Dorset cricketers

Notable Durham cricketers

Northamptonshire Minor counties cricketers

Notable Staffordshire cricketers

Wales first-class cricketers

Wales MC

Minor Counties cricketers

First-class/List-A/T20/other teams I completed

Fiji - All Fijian first-class cricketers completed.
Dorset - All Dorset List A cricketers completed.
Bahamas - All Bahamas T20 players completed.
Hampshire - All Hampshire cricketers completed.
Huntingdonshire - All Huntingdonshire List A and notable cricketers completed.
Denmark - All Danish List A players completed.
Wiltshire - All Wiltshire List A cricketers completed.
Berkshire - All Berkshire List A cricketers completed.
Cornwall - All Cornwall List A cricketers completed.
Durham Cricket Board - All Durham CB List A cricketers completed.
Derbyshire Cricket Board - All Derbyshire CB List A cricketers completed.
Essex Cricket Board - All Essex CB List A cricketers completed.
Gloucestershire Cricket Board - All Gloucestershire CB List A cricketers completed.
Hampshire Cricket Board - All Hampshire CB List A cricketers completed.
Kent Cricket Board - All Kent CB List A cricketers completed.
Lancashire Cricket Board - All Lancashire CB List A cricketers completed.
Leicestershire Cricket Board - All Leicestershire CB List A cricketers completed.
Middlesex Cricket Board - All Middlesex CB List A cricketers completed.
Northamptonshire Cricket Board - All Northamptonshire CB List A cricketers completed.
Nottinghamshire Cricket Board - All Nottinghamshire CB List A cricketers completed.
Sussex Cricket Board - All Sussex CB List A cricketers completed.
Warwickshire Cricket Board - All Warwickshire CB List A cricketers completed.
Worcestershire Cricket Board - All Worcestershire CB List A cricketers completed.
Yorkshire Cricket Board - All Yorkshire CB List A cricketers completed.
Guernsey - All 4 notable Guernsey cricketers completed.
Carmarthenshire - All notable Carmarthenshire cricketers completed.
Devon - All Devon List A and notable cricketers completed.
Staffordshire - All Staffordshire List A cricketers completed.
Wales Minor Counties - All Wales Minor Counties List A cricketers completed.
Somerset Cricket Board - All Somerset CB List A cricketers completed.
Surrey Cricket Board - All Surrey CB List A cricketers completed.
Suffolk - All Suffolk List A cricketers completed.
Northumberland - All Northumberland List A cricketers completed.
Oxfordshire - All Oxfordshire List A cricketers completed.
Jersey - All 3 notable Jersey cricketers completed.
Loughborough UCCE/ MCCU - All cricketes who have played first-class cricket for them completed.
Durham UCCE/ MCCU - All cricketes who have played first-class cricket for them completed.
Herefordshire - All Herefordshire List A and notable cricketers completed.
Denbighshire - All notable Denbighshire cricketers completed.
Buckinghamshire - All Buckinghamshire List A and notable cricketers completed.
Turks and Caicos Islands - All notable Turks and Caicos Islands cricketers completed.
Wales Minor Counties - All Wales Minor Counties List A cricketers completed.
Minor Counties West - All MCW List A cricketers completed.

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Barnstars

	The Working Wikipedian's Barnstar
	For all your work creating Hampshire articles, I know from experience that even tiny cricket articles aren't as easy as they look! Now.. about Somerset.. Harrias ( talk) 22:58, 2 March 2010 (UTC)

		Red Link Removal Barnstar
		For Creating Excellent Cricket Articles. Well done! Floul1 \| My Talkpage \| Vandalise Here 19:33, 27 May 2010 (UTC)

		The Running Man Barnstar
		For your incredible industry on the articles for individual cricket players from every corner of the UK and beyond. Johnlp ( talk) 20:27, 17 August 2011 (UTC)

	A non Barnstar Barnstar. The Doctor salutes you!
	A virtual warm ale and poor quality radio for TMS, for all your good work on improving cricket coverage, my dear boy. Benny Digital ^{Speak Your Brains} 14:26, 21 October 2011 (UTC)

	The Special Barnstar
	For your many article contributions, especially to cricket related articles. CRICKET ROCKS!! Solar Police ►Talk 13:01, 10 November 2011 (UTC)

		The Afghanistan Barnstar of National Merit
		I hereby award you this barnstar for your outstanding work on Cricket articles of Afghanistan in Wikipedia.-- Ahmadfaisalsidiqi ( talk) 11:25, 18 December 2011 (UTC)

Where will we be in 10 years???

Of course this is fantasy as the Idiots Controlling Cricket do their upmost to make sure the cosy club remains the cosy club, Sharad Pawar and Haroon Lorgat the main criminals in the piece, destroying the values of the game for their greedy aims.

Test

It's the end of the noughties, so here is my prediction for the Test rankings on December 31, 2019:

1 South Africa
2 India
3 England
4 Sri Lanka
5 Australia
6 Pakistan
7 New Zealand
8 Ireland - Gain Test status by 2013.
9 Bangladesh
10 Zimbabwe
11 Afghanistan - Gain Test status by 2018.
12 West Indies - Just about avoid a break-up and keep Test status.

Associate

Top 5 Associates:

Affiliate

Top 5 Affiliates:

1 China - The ICC's great China project epically fails, nonetheless they will be the best Affiliate.
2 Indonesia
3 Saudi Arabia
4 Russia - Yes, Russia! Bold, but you never know! It has great potential.
5 Morocco

Next first-class county???

Yes, County Cricket isn't in the best financial health, but hopefully the County Championship will admit a new county in the future... but who? My money is on either:

Devon , or
Staffordshire

Random things

Pictures of Hampshire players and officials from 2004 to 2009 can be viewed here.

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If you see this picture, then the article is a hoax!

The full list of former first-class cricketers to have reached 100 years is:

1. JM Hutchinson. Derbyshire 1920-31. B. Nov 29 1896. D. November 7 2000. 103 years 344 days

2. S W Ward. Wellington 1929-30 to 1937-38. B.August 5 1907. D. December 31 2010. 103 years 148 days.

3. R de Smidt. Western Province 1912-13. B. November 23 1883. D. August 3 1986. 102 years 253 days.

4. EA English. Hampshire 1898-1901. B. January 1 1864. D. September 5 1966. 102 years 247 days.

5. J Wheatley. Canterbury 1882-83 to 1903-04. B. January 8 1860. D. April 19 1962. 102 years 101 days.

6. EJ Martin. Western Australia 1932-33. B. September 30 1902. D. June 9 2004. 101 years 253 days.

7. DB Deodhar. Hindus 1911-12 to 1936-37, Maharashtra 1934-35 to 1946-47. B. January 14 1892. D August 24 1993. 101 years 222 days.

8. GH Harman. Dublin University 1895. B June 6 1874. D December 14 1975. 101 years 191 days.

9. AG Finlayson. Eastern Province 1921-22. B September 1 1900. D October 28 2001. 101 years 57 days.

10. CH Braithwaite. English Residents 1881-1890, Players of the USA 1885-1893. B September 10 1845. D. April 15 1946. 100 years 217 days.

11. GO Deane. Hampshire 1848. B December 11 1828. D February 26 1929. 100 years 77 days.

12. GC Perkins. Northamptonshire 1934-37, Minor Counties 1951. B June 4 1911.

Dean Jones on Dominic Cork - "There's one ugly incident that has not gone past the dressing room door until now. It happened in 1997, when I was playing for Derbyshire against the touring Australians. I'd had some stern words with Derby problem child, Dominic Cork, about his attitude and fitness. After we'd spoken, and while I was in the middle batting, he proceeded to distribute the contents of my coffin - five bats, many pairs of gloves and a host of other pieces of equipment - to a heap of kids, leaving me with nothing.

He then proceeded to move my car from the car park to a street some two kilometres away. I informed police, thinking it was stolen, and it was found 48 hours later. Suffice to say I didn't stay too long with that club."

Rants

Because a celebrity or group of celebrities does something, does it make what they're doing notable? While wikipedia relies on widespread coverage, if a media which has a hissy fit at anything a celebrity does reports widely on it, how does that still make what they're doing notable?

Before the 2010 season, Hampshire County Cricket Club went to Caribbean before the start of the season: the result was a shocking start to that season, they ended it just about staying in Division One of the County Championship. Prior to the 2011 season they went back to the Caribbean, when they returned they started the season awfully and ended up getting relegated from Division One. Now, perhaps those that are logical amongst us can start to see a pattern emerging here, but I'll press on. Prior to this, the 2012 season, yep, you've guessed it, Hampshire went back to the Caribbean once again, upon their return they once again started the season poorly. It's obvious that going on a jolly to the Caribbean before a season isn't working in getting the team prepared for the coming season, so why keeping wasting time and money when practising on seaming, swinging green pitches you're likely to come across in England is far better preparation than playing on slow, low, dead flat Caribbean pitches. Seriously.

Marlon Samuels got off rather lightly for letting bookmakers know team info in 2007: he should have been banned for life. Zero tolerance to cheats and frauds.

To the Unemployed

Congratulations on your A-HOLE award For being the biggest cretin on wikipedia, one who blatantly has no life. A sad individual, bitter at his failure to enlighten the world to his ego, Daft (or whatever form he may take) trolls this site, spewing his shit in a vain attempt to make a point. Many words can be used to describe the one who is honoured with his word, but perhaps two can be used for what he should do: fuck off. Howzat?Out!Out!Out! (talk) 16:47, 27 May 2012 (UTC) You f off too

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-*{{flagicon|CAN}} [[Canada national cricket team|Canada]] aka Asian & West Indian Rejects XI & Canasia
-*{{flagicon|UAE}} [[United Arab Emirates national cricket team|UAE]] aka Asian Rejects XI
-*{{flagicon|USA}} [[United States national cricket team|USA]] aka Asian and West Indies Rejects XI
-*{{flagicon|SIN}} [[Singapore national cricket team|Singapore]] aka Sri Lankan Rejects XI
-*{{flagicon|Hong Kong}} [[Hong Kong national cricket team|Hong Kong]] aka Anybody but Hong Kong XI
-**{{cr|NED}} The Netherlands are getting to that stage with me.  They're starting to resemble a South African/Australian XI.
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-==expats that make little or no effort to involve locals in the game. I understand expats are needed to spread the game in countries like Bulgaria and Turkey, but
+==expats that make little or no effort to involve locals in the game. I understand expats are needed to spread the game in countries like Bulga
-*{{flagicon|CAN}} [[Canada national cricket team|Canada]] aka Asian & West Indian Rejects XI & Canasia
-*{{flagicon|UAE}} [[United Arab Emirates national cricket team|UAE]] aka Asian Rejects XI
-*{{flagicon|USA}} [[United States national cricket team|USA]] aka Asian and West Indies Rejects XI
-*{{flagicon|SIN}} [[Singapore national cricket team|Singapore]] aka Sri Lankan Rejects XI
-*{{flagicon|Hong Kong}} [[Hong Kong national cricket team|Hong Kong]] aka Anybody but Hong Kong XI
-**{{cr|NED}} The Netherlands are getting to that stage with me.  They're starting to resemble a South African/Australian XI.
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