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Brook brothers win awards

2:27pm Thursday 2nd October 2008

MAJOR prizewinners in the Airedale and Wharfedale Cricket Leagueinclude Burley CC brothers Nick and Richard Brook.

Kirkstall take the title

1:02pm Thursday 18th September 2008

KIRKSTALL emerged as double winners in the Airedale and Wharfedale League after an eventful season that saw Knaresborough deducted a huge 24 points to dent their promotion hopes.

Guiseley's title rivals suffer a deep depression

2:46pm Thursday 11th September 2008

GUISELEY stole a march on their Division One title rivals without even playing.

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Overseas stars dominate Aire-Wharfe averages

Atiba Alert - Top bowler for Pool

10:15am Tuesday 3rd October 2006

OVERSEAS players dominated the Airedale and Wharfedale Cricket League averages for the 2006 season. The first team batting averages were topped in Division A by Steeton's Australian star Nathan Geisler who scored 853 runs at an average of 47.39.

Kirkstall make history with third title

Ilkley wicketkeeper Joe Varley collects as Bolton Villas batsman Sam Lawrence leaves the ball.

4:07pm Thursday 21st September 2006

KIRKSTALL Educational became the first club in the Airedale and Wharfedale League's history to win the title in all three divisions.

Ilkley's shock win gives them a chance of promotion

10:24am Thursday 14th September 2006

Ilkley pulled off the shock result of the day to give themselves a chance of snatching promotion from Airedale and Wharfedale League Division C on the last day of the season.

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Human evolution coming to a halt

Human evolution is slowing down, Prof Steve Jones said

Updated 7:09am Tuesday 7th October 2008

Human evolution is grinding to a halt, according to a leading genetics expert.


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