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1 week ago |
islingtontribune.co.uk | Steve Barnett
WHEN the silverware is being dished out at the end of the season, Saturday’s 64-run victory at Hampstead could prove a vital moment for North Middlesex. Lymington Road is never an easy ground to visit, especially when taking on a Hampstead side buoyed by back-to-back wins in the top-flight of the Middlesex County Cricket League. A solid start from openers Will Fort and Will Frais was key as they helped North Midd build a solid foundation.
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1 week ago |
islingtontribune.co.uk | Steve Barnett
Martial artists from Soho Parish Dragons and Holborn Tigers were awarded medals and certificates after taking part in the third Soho Parish Dragons Taekwondo competitionEPIC battles between determined Dragons and tenacious Tigers provided the perfect preparation ahead of this summer’s London Open Taekwondo Championships.
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2 weeks ago |
islingtontribune.co.uk | Steve Barnett
A DISAPPOINTING season ends at Southampton this Sunday, but the good news is that Arsenal are already planning for a busy summer as Mikel Arteta sets about rebuilding his squad. A number of players will be out of contract in the coming weeks, including Jorginho, Thomas Partey, Kieran Tierney and goalkeeper Neto, while Raheem Sterling will return to Chelsea following an underwhelming loan spell.
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2 weeks ago |
islingtontribune.co.uk | Steve Barnett
Players who have been practising at the Whittington Estate sports pitchWHAT promises to be “the best and biggest” London Estates Cash Cup so far is just weeks away, and there’s still time for young footballers to sign up for the free-to-enter competition. The tournament, in which goals could win players big money, returns to pitches across the capital from Monday, June 9, when a series of teamwork-testing heats get underway.
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2 weeks ago |
camdennewjournal.co.uk | Steve Barnett
BOWLING duo Muhammad Ahmed and Damien Burrage both recorded four-wicket hauls on Saturday to help Hampstead continue their winning return to the top-flight of the Middlesex County Cricket League. Hosts Richmond opted to bat first and quickly found themselves struggling on 47-3 after Ahmed struck early to remove openers Mohammed Rizvi (eight runs) and Vansh Jani (33), along with Charles Nelson, who went for a golden duck.
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