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Bristol Flyers CH (H) Newcastle Eagles CH (A) Newcastle Eagles CH (H) Plymouth CUP (A) Plymouth Pools Stage CUP (A) Surrey Scorc Bristol Flyers CH (H) Newcastle Eagles CH (A) Newcastle Eagles CH (H) Plymouth CUP (A) Plymouth Pools Stage CUP (A) Surrey Scorchers Pools Stage Friday 24 September 2021 7:30pm CUP (A) Leicester Riders Pools Stage Saturday 25 September 2021 7:30pm CUP (H) Plymouth Pools Stage Saturday 2 October 2021 7:30pm CUP (H) London Lions Pools Stage Friday 8 October 2021 7:30pm CUP (H) Surrey Scorchers Pools Stage Sunday 10 October 2021 4:00pm CUP (A) London Lions Pools Stage Saturday 23 October 2021 7:30pm CUP (H) Leicester Riders Pools Stage Saturday 6 November 2021 7:30pm CH (H) Cheshire Phoenix Sunday 7 November 2021 4:00pm CH (A) London Lions Friday 12 November 2021 CUP Quarter Finals Saturday 13 November 2021 CUP Quarter Finals Sunday 14 November 2021 CUP Quarter Finals Friday 19 November 2021 7:30pm CH (A) Glasgow Rocks Friday 26 November 2021 GB GB Window Saturday 27 November 2021 GB GB Window Sunday 28 November 2021 GB GB Window Friday 3 December 2021 7:30pm CH (H) Surrey Scorchers Friday 10 December 2021 CUP Semi Finals Saturday 11 December 2021 CUP Semi Finals Sunday 12 December 2021 CUP Semi Finals Sunday 19 December 2021 5:00pm CH (A) Glasgow Rocks Wednesday 29 December 3:00pm CH (A) Plymouth (*) Saturday 1 January 2022 7:00pm CH (A) Surrey Scorchers Sunday 2 January 2022 4:00pm CH (A) London Lions Friday 7 January 2022 TRO First Round Saturday 8 January 2022 TRO First Round Sunday 9 January 2022 TRO First Round Friday 14 January 2022 7:30pm CH (H) Leicester Riders Friday 21 January 2022 7:30pm CH (A) Sheffield Sharks Saturday 22 January 2022 7:30pm CH (H) Glasgow Rocks Friday 28 January 2022 NG No Games Saturday 29 January 2022 NG No Games Sunday 30 January 2022 CUP Final Friday 4 February 2022 TRO Quarter Finals Saturday 5 February 2022 TRO Quarter Finals Sunday 6 February 2022 TRO Quarter Finals Friday 11 February 2022 7:30pm CH (H) Plymouth Sunday 13 February 2022 5:30pm CH (A) Cheshire Phoenix Saturday 19 February 2022 7:30pm CH (H) Manchester Giants Friday 25 February 2022 GB GB Window Saturday 26 February 2022 GB GB Window Sunday 27 February 2022 GB GB Window Friday 4 March 2022 7:30pm CH (A) Manchester Giants Friday 4 March 2022 TRO Semi Finals Saturday 5 March 2022 7:30pm CH (H) Leicester Riders Saturday 5 March 2022 TRO Semi Finals Sunday 6 March 2022 TRO Semi Finals Friday 11 March 2022 7:30pm CH (H) Sheffield Sharks Friday 18 March 2022 NG No Games Saturday 19 March 2022 NG No Games Sunday 20 March 2022 TRO Final Friday 25 March 2022 7:30pm CH (A) Leicester Riders Saturday 26 March 2022 7:30pm CH (H) London Lions Saturday 2 April 2022 7:30pm CH (H) Manchester Giants Friday 8 April 2022 7:30pm CH (H) Sheffield Sharks Friday 15 April 2022 7:30pm CH (A) Newcastle Eagles Saturday 23 April 2022 7:30pm CH (H) Surrey Scorchers Sunday 24 April 2022 5:30pm CH (A) Cheshire Phoenix (*) All Plymouth home games are subject to change. Cheshire Phoenix Friday 24 September 2021 7:30pm CUP (A) Sheffield Sharks Pools Stage Sunday 26 September 2021 5:30pm CUP (H) Manchester Giants Pools Stage Sunday 3 October 2021 5:30pm CUP (H) Glasgow Rocks Pools Stage Friday 8 October 2021 7:30pm CUP (A) Newcastle Eagles Pools Stage Sunday 10 October 2021 5:30pm CUP (H) Sheffield Sharks Pools Stage Friday 15 October 2021 7:30pm CUP (A) Manchester Giants Pools Stage Friday 22 October 2021 7:30pm CUP (A) Glasgow Rocks Pools Stage Sunday 24 October 2021 5:30pm CUP (H) Newcastle Eagles Pools Stage Sunday 31 October 2021 5:30pm CH (H) Manchester Giants Saturday 6 November 2021 7:30pm CH (A) Bristol Flyers Friday 12 November 2021 CUP Quarter Finals Saturday 13 November 2021 CUP Quarter Finals Sunday 14 November 2021 CUP Quarter Finals Friday 19 November 2021 7:30pm CH (A) Leicester Riders Sunday 21 November 2021 5:30pm CH (H) Sheffield Sharks Friday 26 November 2021 GB GB Window Saturday 27 November 2021 GB GB Window Sunday 28 November 2021 GB GB Window Friday 3 December 2021 7:30pm CH (A) Manchester Giants Sunday 5 December 2021 5:30pm CH (H) Newcastle Eagles Friday 10 December 2021 CUP Semi Finals Saturday 11 December 2021 CUP Semi Finals Sunday 12 December 2021 CUP Semi Finals Sunday 19 December 2021 5:30pm CH (H) Plymouth Tuesday 28 December 2021 7:30pm CH (A) Newcastle Eagles Wednesday 29 December 7:30pm CH (A) Manchester Giants Sunday 2 January 2022 5:00pm CH (A) Glasgow Rocks Friday 7 January 2022 TRO First Round Saturday 8 January 2022 TRO First Round Sunday 9 January 2022 TRO First Round Friday 14 January 2022 7:30pm CH (A) Sheffield Sharks Sunday 16 January 2022 5:30pm CH (H) Glasgow Rocks Friday 21 January 2022 7:00pm CH (A) Surrey Scorchers Sunday 23 January 2022 5:30pm CH (H) Leicester Riders Friday 28 January 2022 NG No Games Saturday 29 January 2022 NG No Games Sunday 30 January 2022 CUP Final Friday 4 February 2022 7:30pm CH (A) London Lions Friday 4 February 2022 TRO Quarter Finals Saturday 5 February 2022 TRO Quarter Finals Sunday 6 February 2022 5:30pm CH (H) Plymouth Sunday 6 February 2022 TRO Quarter Finals Sunday 13 February 2022 5:30pm CH (H) Bristol Flyers Saturday 19 February 2022 7:00pm CH (A) Surrey Scorchers Sunday 20 February 2022 5:30pm CH (H) Sheffield Sharks Friday 25 February 2022 GB GB Window Saturday 26 February 2022 GB GB Window Sunday 27 February 2022 GB GB Window Friday 4 March 2022 TRO Semi Finals Saturday 5 March 2022 TRO Semi Finals Sunday 6 March 2022 TRO Semi Finals Friday 11 March 2022 7:30pm CH (A) Leicester Riders Sunday 13 March 2022 5:30pm CH (H) London Lions Friday 18 March 2022 NG No Games Saturday 19 March 2022 NG No Games Sunday 20 March 2022 TRO Final Sunday 27 March 2022 5:30pm CH (H) Surrey Scorchers Friday 8 April 2022 7:30pm CH (A) Newcastle Eagles Sunday 10 April 2022 5:30pm CH (H) Glasgow Rocks Sunday 17 April 2022 3:00pm CH (A) Plymouth (*) Friday 22 April 2022 7:30pm CH (A) London Lions Sunday 24 April 2022 5:30pm CH (H) Bristol Flyers (*) All Plymouth home games are subject to change. Glasgow Rocks CH (H) Newcastle Eagles Friday 24 September 2021 7:30pm CUP (A) Newcastle Eagles Pools Stage Sunday 26 September 2021 5:00pm CUP (H) Sheffield Sharks Pools Stage Friday 1 October 2021 7:30pm CUP (H) Manchester Giants Pools Stage Sunday 3 October 2021 5:30pm CUP (A) Cheshire Phoenix Pools Stage Sunday 10 October 2021 5:00pm CUP (A) Manchester Giants Pools Stage Sunday 17 October 2021 5:00pm CUP (H) Newcastle Eagles Pools Stage Friday 22 October 2021 7:30pm CUP (H) Cheshire Phoenix Pools Stage Sunday 24 October 2021 3:00pm CUP (A) Sheffield Sharks Pools Stage Sunday 31 October 2021 5:00pm CH (H) London Lions Sunday 7 November 2021 5:00pm CH (A) Manchester Giants Friday 12 November 2021 CUP Quarter Finals Saturday 13 November 2021 CUP Quarter Finals Sunday 14 November 2021 CUP Quarter Finals Friday 19 November 2021 7:30pm CH (H) Bristol Flyers Sunday 21 November 2021 5:00pm CH (H) Plymouth Friday 26 November 2021 GB GB Window Saturday 27 November 2021 GB GB Window Sunday 28 November 2021 GB GB Window Friday 3 December 2021 7:30pm CH (A) Leicester Riders Saturday 4 December 2021 7:00pm CH (A) Surrey Scorchers Friday 10 December 2021 CUP Semi Finals Saturday 11 December 2021 CUP Semi Finals Sunday 12 December 2021 CUP Semi Finals Friday 17 December 2021 7:30pm CH (H) Surrey Scorchers Sunday 19 December 2021 5:00pm CH (H) Bristol Flyers Wednesday 29 December 3:00pm CH (H) Sheffield Sharks Sunday 2 January 2022 5:00pm CH (H) Cheshire Phoenix Friday 7 January 2022 TRO First Round Saturday 8 January 2022 TRO First Round Sunday 9 January 2022 TRO First Round Sunday 16 January 2022 5:30pm CH (A) Cheshire Phoenix Saturday 22 January 2022 7:30pm CH (A) Bristol Flyers Sunday 23 January 2022 3:00pm CH (A) Plymouth (*) Friday 28 January 2022 NG No Games Saturday 29 January 2022 NG No Games Sunday 30 January 2022 CUP Final Friday 4 February 2022 TRO Quarter Finals Saturday 5 February 2022 TRO Quarter Finals Sunday 6 February 2022 5:00pm CH (H) Leicester Riders Sunday 6 February 2022 TRO Quarter Finals Friday 11 February 2022 7:30pm CH (A) Sheffield Sharks Friday 18 February 2022 7:30pm CH (A) Newcastle Eagles Friday 25 February 2022 GB GB Window Saturday 26 February 2022 GB GB Window Sunday 27 February 2022 GB GB Window Friday 4 March 2022 TRO Semi Finals Saturday 5 March 2022 TRO Semi Finals Sunday 6 March 2022 5:00pm CH (H) London Lions Sunday 6 March 2022 TRO Semi Finals Sunday 13 March 2022 5:00pm CH (H) Plymouth Friday 18 March 2022 NG No Games Saturday 19 March 2022 NG No Games Sunday 20 March 2022 TRO Final Friday 25 March 2022 7:30pm CH (A) London Lions Sunday 27 March 2022 5:00pm CH (H) Manchester Giants Saturday 2 April 2022 7:00pm CH (A) Surrey Scorchers Sunday 10 April 2022 5:30pm CH (A) Cheshire Phoenix Sunday 17 April 2022 3:00pm CH (A) Sheffield Sharks Monday 18 April 2022 7:30pm CH (A) Manchester Giants Friday 22 April 2022 7:30pm CH (A) Newcastle Eagles Sunday 24 April 2022 5:00pm CH (H) Leicester Riders (*) All Plymouth home games are subject to change.
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