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Philip Shewry

The former player and Honorary Vice President of the club passed away on the 27th of August at the age of 88. Wheel-chair bound for almost the last two years of his life, one of his great pleasures was to watch the cricket and chat with old friends. His final outing was to watch the MCC game. Those who knew him are most welcome to join his family and friends in celebrating his life at a service at St.Mary’s Church on Sunday 13th October at 3pm followed by tea at the Cricket Club.

Adult Awards 2024

The 2024 season was rounded off on Friday (27th) with the Adult Awards Night at the clubhouse – a little later in September than usually billed! Ian McStay led the ceremony, and started off by announcing the 4th XI award

Junior Awards 2024

The sun shone on another Junior section awards night for our U9s, Girls, U11s, U13s and U15s! Over 170 players and supporters gathered at the club on Friday 13th September, to celebrate the success of the junior section this season (120

BIG Thank You to Two of Our Newest Junior Coaches!

BIG Thank You to Steve Shaw and Andy Hobbs for coaching the junior section at TTCC over recent years. Steve and Andy were both formally sworn into the club with their very own TTCC training tops presented to them during

TTCC Family Fun Day!

Sunday 11th August! For more details, see the poster attached…

Weekly Roundup – 2nd XI Get Back-to-Back Wins as League Season Closes! 7/8Sep24

The final week of league action came around this past weekend, with our teams’ fates for next season mostly decided already. Having secured survival the previous weekend, the 1st XI finished the season away at Oxford. After choosing to bowl,

Tigers Win Last-Ball Thriller of an U11 Girls Final!

On Sunday, September 8th, the Girls hardball squad travelled through the morning mizzle to Abingdon Vale for the Oxfordshire Girls Final vs. Goring-on-Thames… Whilst the previous nights thunder storms might have removed the need for alarm clocks, it meant a

U11s Roundup 8 – Season Finishes with Top of Table Clash!

Thame hosted Oxford on Sunday, in a top of the table clash. Thame lost the toss and were put into bat, putting up a fighting 278 for the loss of only 3 wickets. It was hard going for the top

Weekly Roundup – 1st XI Secure Home Counties Status, 2nds and 4ths Win Too! 31Aug/1Sep24

After a complete wash out last week, our teams took to the field for the penultimate weekend of the regular season. Needing a win to secure Home Counties Division 2 status, the 1st XI hosted fellow relegation threatened Buckingham, who

Thame v MCC 150th Anniversary Match Goes Down to the Wire!

On Wednesday 21st August, as part of Thame Town Cricket Club’s 150th Anniversary year, the world-renowned Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) were invited to take on a Thame side in a prestigious exhibition match. The MCC were Captained by former Thame

Weekly Roundup – 1st XI and 4th XI Pull Off Brilliant Chases! 17/18Aug24

This past weekend saw a return to the win-lose format for the final 4 weeks of the season. The 1st XI hosted Amersham at Church Meadow, and put them into bat. Thame picked up 3 early wickets before a partnership

Thame Town CC is a well established cricket club in 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 4 senior teams on Saturdays, with T20 competitions and friendlies on Sundays and midweek. The Women’s team play on Sundays, and compete in the Home Counties Women’s League. In the Youth section there are 6 junior teams playing in Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire leagues, including a new Girls’ team (Tigers), as well as All Stars and Dynamos Cricket.

TTCC 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 registered as a Community Amateur Sports Club.