Welcome to Thame Town Cricket Club

Function Hire

Available for hire including equipment & licenced bar

Men's Cricket

4 Saturday Men's teams open to all abilities

Women's Cricket

Open to all ages - playing in the Home Counties League!

Junior Cricket

For boys & girls from 5yo with fun the aim

Clubhouse Project

Find out about how our new clubhouse came to be...

TTCC donates kit to Lord’s Taverner’s Scheme!

Thank you to everyone who contributed a piece of unwanted cricket kit to the collection over the past 6 months. All that kit is now on its way (Friday 20th November) to the Lord’s Taverners for recycling. It was combined,

Thame Cricket Club Car Park locked

Thame Town Cricket Club is located next to St Mary’s Church in Thame and has vehicle access from Church Road. It comprises of the Cricket ground, clubhouse, service yard, practice nets and Car Park. The Car park is Private and

OCB announces Girls Coaching Hubs – SIGN UP NOW!

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Junior Awards 2020

On Friday 25th September, our Juniors, their parents and the club’s coaches and committee members gathered online via Zoom for this year’s Junior Awards. Here is how the awards went, with words from each of the coaches on their respective

Weekly Roundup – Finals heartache & Farewell to Jinners! 19/9/20

John Goodman Plate Final defeat Thame 1st XI faced Henley in the final of the John Goodman Plate, at our very own Church Meadow, on Saturday. With a good crowd in attendance, Thame won the toss and opted to bat

Weekly Roundup – 1st XI win to reach John Goodman Plate final! 12/9/20

1st XI win to reach John Goodman Plate final! On a big day at Church Meadow, with strong support, Thame 1st XI took on Horspath in the John Goodman Plate Semi-Final. Captain Mike Beard won the toss, and chose to

Thame Town CC is a well established cricket club in the County of Oxfordshire. Situated in the centre of the historic market town of Thame, the Club enjoys a picturesque setting at Church Meadow. The Club caters for the serious and committed adult and youth competitive cricketers, as well as those who enjoy the occasional game.

The Club has Men’s teams in the Home Counties Premier League and the Cherwell League – fielding four senior teams on Saturdays, with T20 competitions and friendlies in midweek. The Women’s team play on Sundays, and compete in the Home Counties Women’s League. In the Youth section, there are four junior teams playing in Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire leagues.

The Club is recognised by the England and Wales Cricket Board as one of four ‘Focus Clubs’ in South Oxfordshire by virtue of its standards, youth coaching programmes, Clubmark status and links with Lord Williams’ School. The Club is now registered as a Community Amateur Sports Club.