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'''Grace's Cricket Club''' is the first the only gay cricket club in the world. Founded in 1996, Grace's promotes enjoyment of the game of cricket within the gay and lesbian community. Grace's currently play around 25 games every season in and around London - from 2007, a mixture of league games and friendlies. Grace's home ground is The London Marathon Playing Field at Greenford in West London. | [[File:Grace's.jpg|thumb|Club logo]]'''Grace's Cricket Club''' is the first and probably the only gay cricket club in the world. It was Founded in 1996 at [[Central Station]], [[Kings Cross]], Grace's promotes enjoyment of the game of cricket within the gay and lesbian community. Grace's currently play around 25 games every season in and around London - from 2007, a mixture of league games and friendlies. Grace's home ground is The London Marathon Playing Field at [[Greenford]] in West London. | ||
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In 2005 the club signed a generous five-year sponsorship deal with [[Pleasuredrome]]. | |||
The club's Honorary President, since 2009, is sports commentator [[Bob Ballard]]. | |||
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http://www.gracescricket.org.uk/ | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:40, 3 February 2014
Grace's Cricket Club is the first and probably the only gay cricket club in the world. It was Founded in 1996 at Central Station, Kings Cross, Grace's promotes enjoyment of the game of cricket within the gay and lesbian community. Grace's currently play around 25 games every season in and around London - from 2007, a mixture of league games and friendlies. Grace's home ground is The London Marathon Playing Field at Greenford in West London.
In 2005 the club signed a generous five-year sponsorship deal with Pleasuredrome.
The club's Honorary President, since 2009, is sports commentator Bob Ballard.