List of historically significant English cricket teams
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List of historically significant English cricket teams

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known dates	team name	home or used venue	total	source

1932–1936	Sir Julien Cahn's XI

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1926	F. S. G. Calthorpe's XI

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1817–1877	Cambridge Town Club

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1826–1833	Cambridge Union Club

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1882–1890	Cambridge University Past & Present

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1857–1871	Cambridgeshire

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1864	Cambridgeshire & Yorkshire

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1803	W. R. Capel's XI

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1923	Capped (in Capped v Uncapped match at Hastings)

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1767–1770	Caterham

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1769	Caterham & Coulsdon

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c.1611	Chalkhill	unknown	1

notes	A team with this name took part in the world's earliest known organised match at Chevening, Kent against opponents called Weald and Upland.

1731	Thomas Chambers' XI

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1705–1773	Chatham	unknown	2

notes	The first reference to a team from Chatham, Kent, is a match against West of Kent in 1705, one of the earliest known important matches.

1731–1789	Chelsea	Chelsea Common	4

notes	Chelsea Common virtually disappeared under building work in the 19th century. Records have survived of five important matches between 1731 and 1789 which involved the Chelsea club and/or were played on the common.

1731	Chelsfield

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1736–1784	Chertsey

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1762	Chertsey & Dartford

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1822–1855	Cheshire

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1724–1726	Chingford	unknown	1

notes	In 1724, Edwin Stead's XI v Chingford ended early because the Chingford team refused to play to a finish when Stead's team had the advantage.

1738–1746	Chislehurst

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1746	Chislehurst & London

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1927	Civil Service

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1920–1946	Combined Services aka Services XI

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1832	Sir St Vincent Cotton's XI

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1771–1784	Coulsdon

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1751	Country XI

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1787–1788	Coventry

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1923–1924	Lord Cowdray's XI

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1707–1798	Croydon	Duppas Hill	23

notes	A leading club in the 1730s, especially, when it was sometimes representative of Surrey as a county.

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Chelsea Common virtually disappeared under building work in the 19th century.

final_sentence: Chelsea Common virtually disappeared under building work in the 19th century.