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Umpire Sue Redfern makes history in County Championship match at Glamorgan

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Sue Redfern becomes the first woman to stand as an umpire in a mens first-class match in England and Wales. Luis Reece made an unbeaten 139 and it was Lloyd who confirmed the wickets of Harry Came and Brooke Guest as the visitors reached 308 for two.

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Umpire Sue Redfern makes history in County Championship match at Glamorgan

Redfern became the first woman to stand as an umpire in a men’s first-class match in England and Wales.

·London, United Kingdom
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Umpire Sue Redfern makes history in County Championship match at Glamorgan

Derbyshire dominated the first day’s play as umpire Sue Redfern made history in the LV= County Championship fixture at Glamorgan.

·Ketley, United Kingdom
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Umpire Sue Redfern makes history in County Championship match at Glamorgan

Glamorgan CC Derbyshire dominated the first day’s play as umpire Sue Redfern made history in the LV= County Championship fixture at Glamorgan. Redfern became the first woman to stand as an umpire in a men’s first-class match in England and Wales as she joined Graham Lloyd in the middle for the Division Two clash. Luis Reece made an unbeaten 139 and it was Lloyd’s finger which went up for the wickets of Harry Came and Brooke Guest as the visitors…

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Cricket 365Cricket 365

Umpire Sue Redfern makes history in County Championship match at Glamorgan

Derbyshire dominated the first day’s play as umpire Sue Redfern made history in the LV= County Championship fixture at Glamorgan. Redfern became the first woman to stand as an umpire in a men’s first-class match in England and Wales as she joined Graham Lloyd in the middle for the Division Two clash. Luis Reece made an unbeaten 139 and it was Lloyd’s finger which went up for the wickets of Harry Came and Brooke Guest as the visitors reached 308 …

·United Kingdom
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