Halifax Cricket LeagueThe Halifax Cricket League is the premier cricket competition in the town of Halifax, West Yorkshire, England. In the league, there are also clubs from the nearby Calder Valley, city of Bradford, town of Huddersfield and the Spen Valley. [1] League beginningsThe league was established at a meeeting on 29 July 1913 at the Upper George Hotel in Halifax. The following year, the Halifax Parish Cricket League began with 10 members - Triangle, Greetland, Sowerby Bridge, Stainland, Illingworth St Mary's, Lightcliffe, Siddal, Clifton Britannia, Norwood Green and Elland Edge [2] Six of the original clubs are still playing in the league. In 1926, the league was renamed the Halifax Cricket League.[2] CompetitionsThere are currently three divisions. The Premier, 1st Division and 2nd Division for each of the 33 teams, 1st and 2nd teams. They play on Saturdays throughout the summer. [3] There is also the Sunday League, which has four divisions and includes clubs from outside the Halifax Cricket League. The Sunday teams are usually known as the "3rd XI".[4] There are two cup competitions for the full format (45 overs a side), for the Parish Cup for the 1st X1 and the Crossley Shield for the 2nd XI teams.[citation needed] There is also a Twenty20 competition - the Vocation Brewery T20 Trophy. [5] Member Clubs
Current Sunday League Clubs that play in other leagues
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