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Roger Knight: 1971, Lancashire v. Gloucestershire Gillette Cup semi-final

The match that finished in near-darkness, as seen by Gloucestershire

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Howard Allen: 150 Years of Gloucestershire CCC

The great players, One Day successes but County Championship near-misses

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Philip Thorn: 1974, my debut, Surrey v. Gloucestershire

Scoring the winning runs but frustrating Mike Procter

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Gary Sainsbury: my best injury

Avoiding the heat and hard work on a pre-season tour to Sri Lanka

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Richard Ellis: the Gloucestershire batting order was chosen on levels of sobriety

Gloucestershire and Leicestershire's drunken surprise at having to to play

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John Moroz: working the scoreboard in the 60s

My early days as a Gloucestershire supporter

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Mark Temple: my first Gloucestershire matches

1963 v. Somerset at Bath, and my first time at Bristol, 1987 v. Lancashire

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Jon Foster: Mike Procter takes 4 for 3, and 6 for 13

1977 Benson & Hedges Cup semi-final, Hampshire v. Mike Procter and Gloucestershire

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A collection of Gloucestershire memories

Lord's Finals, Mike Procter and the 1957 West Indians, including Gary Sobers

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Glos Cricket Fans @GlosFans: the Gillette Cup win of 1973

Gloucestershire v. Glamorgan, Surrey, Essex, Worcestershire and the Final v. Sussex

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John Inverdale: Mike Procter, the most exciting cricketer I failed to copy

With a video of memory of Mike Procter taking 4 wickets in 5 balls v. Hampshire in the 1977 Benson and Hedges semi-final

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