Hull Coal Exporters' Cricket Club is celebrating it centenary this year, have been formed in 1909. The club merged with Hull Ionians in 1996 to form Hull Ionians Coal Exporters (HICE).
These lads play Brigg Town 2nds and East Halton in division three of the East Yorkshire Alliance - and I umpired one of their Sunday trips to Brigg last season.
Perhaps they are one of the most oddly-named teams to play within the Lincolnshire boundaries. Other examples of strange ones will be appreciated.
You can view more about HICE by visiting the East Yorkshire Cricket Alliance website.
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