Train has wireless connection and video Skype shows train pulling out of Aberdeen station at 09.52
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After three years at Lords (and a year at a crammer) Andrew went to Aberdeen University in September 2007.
MCC Young Cricketers, 2005 |
| Ian Young Nadif Chowdury Kevin O'Brien Andrew Colquhoun Simon Roberts Mohammed Ullah Kyle Hodnett Gary Wilson Sean O'Brien Jonathan Hughes William Gidman |
Andrew's batting saves the dayAndrew is a fast bowler, but this time his batting saved the match.(Watford Observer, 24th June 2005) |
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Andrew's (on right) wicket came early.
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Campbell, caught Hughes, bowled Colquhoun, 
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Summary at the fall of the first wicket. 
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The famous Lord's pavilion (DC not allowed in -no tie!) 
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View from the pavilion: the media centre. 
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Andrew's energetic bowling 
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To download an mpg move (5.4 megabytes) of Andrew bowling in Young MCC versus Esher (16th April 2005), click here. The Young MCC team won by 10 wickets.
Report in Prothom Alo(Bengali newspaper, Dhaka, Bangladesh, February, 2005)Yesterday in the cricket carnival there were six matches in Dhaka. Nineteen cricketers took part of whom one, above, is an MCC Young Cricketer.
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Bangladesh Sports Institute, Dhaka
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MCC Young Cricketers vs Esher (17 April 2004) (age 19)
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Andrew's write up in local paper just before leaving for Australia
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County debut for Hertfordshire, August 2003 (see below)
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Andrew (4th from right) gets middle stump (last ball of County match, below)
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Watford Observer, 31 October 2003 |
Andrew Colquhoun (age 15) in action
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