Roskear

History

Cornwall first played at the ground against Devon in the 1906 Minor Counties Championship. A single Minor Counties Championship match played there annually to 1911, after which two fixtures were held there each year until the First World War, as well as after the war in 1921 and 1922. With the exception of 1931, when two fixtures were held, each season after 1922 and up to World War II saw a single Minor Counties Championship fixture played there annually. Starting in 1947, the ground returned to hosting two matches per season, an arrangement which lasted until 1958, there after a single match was played annually until 1969. Between 1970 and 1973 Cornwall didn't play at the ground, but did return in 1974, playing annually there until 1979. A single match was played there in 1981, after which Cornwall did not play at the ground for another decade. They returned there in 1992, playing one Minor Counties Championship match there a season until 2000. List A cricket was first played there in 2001 when Cornwall played Cheshire in the Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy, which Cornwall won by 3 wickets. In that same season, the ground hosted its first MCCA Knockout Trophy match with Cornwall playing the Gloucestershire Cricket Board, while the following season they played Devon in the same competition. A second List A match was played there in the 2003 Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy with the Somerset Cricket Board as the visitors, with Cornwall again winning. From 2003, the ground hosted six further Minor Counties Championship matches, the last of which saw Wiltshire as the visitors in 2009. A total of 92 Minor Counties Championship matches have been played there. The last MCCA Knockout Trophy match was played there in 2008 with Berkshire as the visitors.

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