Huddersfield & District Cricket Association
The Huddersfield & District Cricket Association was a cricket organisation in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England. It was established as an association of cricket clubs in the Huddersfield, Colne Valley and Holme Valley areas after an advert was placed in the Huddersfield Weekly Examiner in July 1886. It started not as a league but rather as an administrative structure. Association of local clubs
Huddersfield's cricket leagues were established in the framework of the Association. The Huddersfield & District Cricket League was formed in 1891 within the Association. The Huddersfield Central Cricket League established in 1913 from the Alliance League formed 1893 from the Association. The Association was constituted as a league in 1905. Lumb Cup
The Lumb Cup, donated by Huddersfield born Yorkshire CCC cricketer Edward Lumb in 1887, was a knockout competition for the Association clubs 1st XI teams. For over 80 years from 1913, the town of Huddersfield and the district surrounding had three different cricket leagues. End of Association
The Association's last season was in 1996. After the league disbanded, some of the teams joined the Central League. Huddersfield Association Teams in 1986

 Augustians
 Barker Sports
 Birkby FMA
 Birkby Old Boys
 Caribbean Youth
 Edgerton
 Huddersfield International
 Huddersfield Taxes
 Lockwood FMA
 Paddock
 Police
 Polytechnic
 Rastrick New Road
 Salendine Nook Old Boys
 Storthes Hall

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Cricket in West Yorkshire