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Yorkshire and England cricketers Sir Len Hutton, Herbert Sutcliffe, Ray Illingworth and Matthew Hoggard all learned to play in Pudsey.
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Close was dropped after using delaying tactics when captaining Yorkshire in a county match, but the move was widely seen as biased towards cricketers from the old amateur tradition, which had officially ended in 1963.
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Travel could be arduous, living away from home could be " rough " and sometimes the match fee was not enough to cover expenses, especially if, as was often a problem with early Yorkshire cricketers, " the ale-house was a temptation ".
In these seasons, the team often began well only to lose form later in the season and the Yorkshire committee was reluctant to replace the experienced cricketers with younger players.
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Meanwhile, critics in Rawdon began to see increased potential in his batting, which improved steadily ; by 1924, the Yorkshire Evening Post described Verity as " one of the most promising cricketers in the Leeds district ".
Yorkshire did not allocate him to a local club, their practice towards promising cricketers at the time.
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There had been few amateur cricketers in the Yorkshire team before Hawke and there had been complaints from the cricket establishment that the Yorkshire Committee preferred to play professionals.
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He was also accused of not giving enough support to younger Yorkshire cricketers.
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