News stories from September 2007
by Alan Rowley, 1st September 2007

Derbyshire County Cricket League 2008 (21/09/07)
Cuckney finish on a high (17/09/07)
Just champion - that's Cuckney (16/09/07)
All roads lead to Hucknall (11/09/07)
Umpires course starts in October (11/09/07)
Waters causes havoc as Calver lift cup (10/09/07)
Thoresby take the Tomlins (10/09/07)
It's Elliot again! (09/09/07)
Spondon seal title with emphatic win (09/09/07)
Defeat leaves Denby on the brink (09/09/07)
Lineker displays moves Alfreton almost to safety (09/09/07)
Lullington win assures second Premier season (09/09/07)
Quarndon win seals Clifton's fate (09/09/07)
Trueman takes Sandiacre to third place (09/09/07)
Abbas' heroics not enough for Aston! (08/09/07)
Ilkeston promoted as they triumph in local derby (08/09/07)
A winning draw for Rolleston! (08/09/07)
Superb Sultan stumps Sawley (08/09/07)
Table toppers Ticknall take the double and go up as champions! (08/09/07)
Thomas' ton not enough for Swarkeston! (08/09/07)
Drama in division A as Eastwood and Ellerslie go down (03/09/07)
The Northern Rock LCC Cedric Rhoades Cup final (03/09/07)
Disaster for Derbyshire in Durham (02/09/07)
Lodge steamroller Sheepbridge to take division three title (02/09/07)
Elliot's eighth century boosts Notts. & Arnold (02/09/07)
Heartbreak for Denby as Spondon within sight of title (02/09/07)
Last wicket pair frustrate Ockbrook (02/09/07)
Lineker leaves his mark on Lullington (02/09/07)
Crichton the executioner for Elvaston (02/09/07)
Sandiacre win sends Clifton to the brink (02/09/07)
Birch the star as A&B pip Quarndon (02/09/07)
Ilkeston stay second with a close fought win (01/09/07)
Swarkestone take the honours in local derby (01/09/07)
Ticknall stay top with comprehensive win over Matlock (01/09/07)
Relegated Sawley pick up good result at Nutbrook (01/09/07)
Rolleston roll over Rolls Royce (01/09/07)
Duffield hang on for draw (01/09/07)

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