Bristol & District Cricket Association

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The Bristol & District Cricket Association (BDCA or B&D) is an English cricket association that organises league and cup competitions in the Bristol area. [1] The association covers Bristol, as well as parts of South Gloucestershire and North Somerset.

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The league competition serves as a feeder league to the West of England Premier League (WEPL) as part of the pyramid structure of club cricket, with the winners of the B&D Senior Division gaining promotion to the Bristol & North Somerset Division of the WEPL. [2] [3]

Winners

YearSenior Division ChampionsCup Winners
2019Westbury Cricket Club, Old Bristolians Westbury Cricket Club
2018 Frenchay Cricket Club Almondsbury Cricket Club
2017 Congresbury Cricket Club Clevedon Cricket Club
2016 Pak Bristolians Cricket Club Lansdown Cricket Club
2015 Pak Bristolians Cricket Club Winterbourne Cricket Club
2014 Portishead Cricket Club Bedminster Cricket Club
2013 Bristol Y.M.C.A. Cricket Club Knowle Cricket Club
2012 Chew Magna Cricket Club Brislington Cricket Club
2011 Timsbury Cricket Club Bristol Cricket Club
2010 Bristol Asians Cricket Club Bedminster Cricket Club
2009 Twyford House Cricket Club Knowle Cricket Club
2008 Bishopston Cricket Club Bedminster Cricket Club
2007 Chipping Sodbury Cricket Club Knowle Cricket Club
2006 Bedminster Cricket Club Timsbury Cricket Club
2005 Almondsbury Cricket Club
2004 Twyford House Cricket Club
2003 Pak Bristolians Cricket Club

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References

  1. "B & D History". Bristol and District Cricket Association. Retrieved 23 September 2017.
  2. "2017 League Rules & Playing Conditions + T20 K.O. Rules". BDCA Play Cricket. Retrieved 23 September 2017.
  3. "Bristol & District Cricket League's criteria for the assimilation of WEPL teams 2016" (PDF). Somerset Cricket Board. Archived from the original (PDF) on 24 September 2017. Retrieved 23 September 2017.