Cheltenham Festival cancelled as Gloucestershire cut costs
County won't play at College Ground for first peacetime year since 1871
19-May-2020•Matt Roller
Green days: the prettiest outgrounds of England
They're lush, quaint and full of history: cricket is a sidelight on these charming grounds
15-Apr-2020•Valkerie Baynes
Festival still to get a stride in
In a summer filled with poor weather, organisers of the Cheltenham Festival, just like the Olympics, are praying for just two weeks without rain but it seems even that has been denied to them.
12-Jul-2012•Alex Winter at Cheltenham
Cowan fights to earn instant cap
Ed Cowan, the Australian batsman, just happened to be living in Cirencester because of his heavily-pregnant wife. He made a first-class debut for Gloucestershire and promptly won his county cap.
11-Jul-2012•Alex Winter at Cheltenham
Gloucestershire confirm Cowan deal
Gloucestershire are on the verge of completing negotiations with Ed Cowan, the Australia Test batsman, to play on a short-term basis ahead of the Australia A tour of England.
03-Jul-2012•David Hopps
Gloucestershire report £283,000 surplus
Gloucestershire have posted a pre-tax profit of £283,000 for the year ending September 30, 2007 despite the appalling weather during the season
15-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff
Entire Cheltenham Festival moved to Bristol
Gloucestershire have moved their Championship match with Essex from Cheltenham to Bristol because of a lack of tap water following the floods
23-Jul-2007•Cricinfo staff
A day to forget for Strong and Northants
Matt Windows hammered a brilliant 83-ball century as Gloucestershire condemned Northants to an 83 run NUL defeat at a sunny Cheltenham
22-Sep-2006•Richard Latham
Ideal retirement gift for Gloucestershire groundsman
Gloucestershire's groundsman Geoff Swift has landed the ideal retirement present by winning the 'Out Groundsman Of The Year' award for the second time
16-Nov-2001•CricInfo
Cheltenham Festival moved to coincide with school holidays
For the first time in years, schoolchildren will be able to go along to the C&G Cheltenham Cricket Festival - without playing truant
18-Jan-2001•Staff and agencies
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