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Yorkshire Reveal New Shirts For 2011 Season

11 March 2011
Yorkshire Reveal New Shirts For 2011 Season
Yorkshire Reveal New Shirts For 2011 Season
From left, Yorkshire cricketers Steven Patterson and Gerard Brophy, with JCT600 chief executive John Tordoff, unveiling the new LV= County Championship shirt at their Bentley showroom in Leeds.
Yorkshire Reveal New Shirts For 2011 Season
Yorkshire Reveal New Shirts For 2011 Season
Foreground from left, Yorkshire cricketers Steven Patterson and Gerard Brophy, with JCT600 chief executive John Tordoff (centre, background), unveiling the new LV= County Championship shirt at their Bentley showroom in Leeds.

Yorkshire County Cricket Club has unveiled its new LV= County Championship shirt for the 2011 season at one of the dealerships of its official sponsor JCT600, marking the start of a three year sponsorship deal. Yorkshire cricketers Gerard Brophy and Steven Patterson joined John Tordoff, chief executive of JCT600, at their Bentley showroom in Leeds on 10 March to unveil the new design that will be worn by players and fans all over the country this year.

The new shirts will be available to buy from March 19th (at the Club’s AGM) and will be first worn by the team at their opening fixture on 8 April in a match against Worcestershire CCC. They will go on sale in the YCCC Shop at Headingley Carnegie Cricket Ground, online at www.yorkshireccc.com and also in a variety of sporting retailers across the region.

John Tordoff, chief executive of JCT600, said: “It was a proud moment to see the JCT600 logo emblazoned on the new shirts and see our sponsorship come alive. JCT600 has enjoyed a long and illustrious history in Yorkshire and the decision to support Yorkshire County Cricket Club seemed like the perfect sporting match.”

Along with the branded shirts, the sponsorship deal will enable significant investment in both the professional and up and coming Academy squads and the two organisations will also be working closely together on a number of community and sport-led initiatives.

Mr Tordoff continued: “We are looking forward to watching Andrew Gale and his Yorkshire team, as well as supporters, wearing the new JCT600 branded shirts next month.  YCCC had a promising 2010 campaign, we have no doubt that the club’s ambition will be released in the coming seasons and we are excited to be part of that.”

Both Yorkshire County Cricket Club and JCT600 are names synonymous with Yorkshire. The cricket club has a proud heritage and holds the record number of County Championship titles to date, the last of these having been won in 2001. With its head office in Bradford, JCT600 is a local family business with a 60-year history and has become a well-known and trusted name in the Yorkshire car retailing industry.

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