List of historically significant English cricket teams
B

List of historically significant English cricket teams

Section Title: B
Table Section Text: None

known dates	team name	home or used venue	total	source

1805–1832	Bs

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1822	Bakewell

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1907–1909	J. Bamford's XI

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1883	R. G. Barlow's XI

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1802	W. Barton's XI

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1798–1817	Lord Frederick Beauclerk's XI

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1741	Bedfordshire	Woburn Park

notes	First recorded in two matches against a combined Huntingdonshire & Northamptonshire team. The county's first patron and captain was John Russell, 4th Duke of Bedford.

1746–1795	Berkshire

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1740	Berkshire, Buckinghamshire & Hertfordshire

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1743	Berkshire, Buckinghamshire & Middlesex

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1779	Berkshire & Hampshire

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1810	Captain Blagrave's XI

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1792–1813	E. Bligh's XI

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1766–1773	Bourne

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1747	John Bowra's XI

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1730–1799	Brentford

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1771	Brentford, Hampton & Richmond

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1770–1799	Brentford & Richmond

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1732	Brentford & Sunbury

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1790–1825	Brighton

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1912–1939	British Army (or "Army")

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1940–1945	British Empire XI

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1727	Alan Brodrick's XI	Peper Harow	2

notes	The earliest known written rules were the Articles of Agreement written by Charles Lennox, 2nd Duke of Richmond and Alan Brodrick, two of cricket's foremost patrons, applicable to the two matches in 1727 which they promoted.

1742–1808	Bromley

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1743	Bromley & Chislehurst

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1749	Bromley & London

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1747	Bromley & Ripley

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1741–1785	Buckinghamshire

notes	Richard Grenville was the county's first patron and captain for a match against Northamptonshire.

1816–1818	E. H. Budd's XI

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1795–1796	Bullingdon

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1821–1825	Bury St Edmunds

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1810	Colonel Byng's XI

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Sentence(s)

Woburn Park was a cricket venue commencing with Bedfordshire v Northamptonshire & Huntingdonshire in 1741.

final_sentence: Woburn Park was a cricket venue commencing with Bedfordshire v Northamptonshire & Huntingdonshire in 1741.