Leicestershire v DerbyshireDay 3

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Saturday 28 Sep 2024

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10:30 Local Time

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Grace Road • 

Leicester, United KingdomShow on map

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Leicestershire County Cricket Club is one of the oldest and most esteemed cricket teams in County Ground3. The Club was founded in 1879 and is based in County Ground2, with the picturesque County Ground0 Stadium as its home ground. Over the years, Leicestershire has won numerous accolades including the County Championship in 1975, 1996, and 1998. They have also been crowned champions of the County Ground1 in 2003 and 2006. The team is currently led by experienced player Colin Ackermann, who is supported by a talented squad including top performers such as Mark Cosgrove, Neil Dexter, and Dieter Klein. Leicestershire has a strong track record in nurturing young talent, with many of its players going on to represent County Ground3 at the international level. With their impressive history and star-studded line-up, Leicestershire County Cricket Club is a force to be reckoned with in the world of cricket.

Derbyshire is a professional cricket team based in the county of Derbyshire, County Ground3. Founded in 1870, the team competes in the County Championship, the Royal County Ground4 One-Day Cup, and the County Ground1. They have won the County Championship once in 1936 and have been runners-up on one other occasion. The team has also won the NatWest Trophy in 1981 and the Benson & Hedges Cup in 1993. Some notable players who have represented Derbyshire include the legendary County Ground3 cricketer Sir Ian Botham, South African star Morné Morkel, and the current English Test captain Joe Root. The team plays their home matches at the picturesque County Ground in County Ground5, which has a capacity of over 9,500 spectators. With a rich history and a talented roster of players, the Derbyshire cricket team continues to make their mark in the world of English cricket.