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1st XI v MCC - Wednesday 21st August 🏏
As part of our 150 year celebrations, we are delighted to host the MCC for a match at Church Meadow!
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Sponsors Spotlight – J Bennett & Son Insurance Brokers
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It’s never too late to thank our main sponsors for their crucial support for the club – and for cricket in our community – in this 2024 season, our 150th year. So, a huge thankyou again to our longest-running sponsor
Dinny Enjoying Racquets Fitness Centre Partnership!
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A big thankyou from the whole club to our partner, Racquets Fitness Centre, for welcoming back our Overseas, Dinny Malan, so that he can maintain his impressive level of fitness while he is here in Thame, through until early-September! Our
OCB Launches FREE ‘Future Leaders Academy’ Programme!
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Read more here: https://www.oxfordshire.cricket/news/future-leaders-academy-launched/
2024 Fixture Booklet Now Available!
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Just in time for the arrival of the sunshine: the new Fixture Booklet for 2024! This handy little booklet contains plenty of info for this season and is now available from a team captain, junior manager or clubhouse near you!
Latest Match Reports
Weekly Roundup – 4th XI Lead the Way with Impressive Win 20/21July24
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After an unbeaten weekend for the club last time out, the 1st XI travelled to Bicester & North Oxford in a relegation scrap. Thame batted first and struggled to 31-5. Alex Browne top-scored with 23, while the lower order contributed,
Weekly Roundup – 3rd XI Get That Elusive Win in Undefeated Weekend! 13/14July24
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After a mostly washed out week 9, all of our Saturday sides were able to take to the field this past weekend. The 1st XI hosted Chesham at Church Meadow, and were put into bat. Sammy Lion-Cachet (53) scored his
U9s Roundup 4 – Resounding Win and Close Loss in a Busy Week!
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The U9’s played out 2 more games in the last week, with one narrow defeat and a comfortable victory. On Thursday 4th July they travelled to Wendover for their first experience on an artificial pitch, which had more bounce than
Weekly Roundup – 2s Salvage Draw, Rain the Main Winner as Season Reaches Halfway 6/7July24
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Week 9 of Saturday League Cricket, and with it the half way point in the season… and a lot of rain! Amazingly, the 2nd XI were the only team out of six to get any play as they travelled to
Weekly Roundup – Much Needed 1st and 2nd XI Wins, Malan Gets Sunday Ton 29/30Jun24
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The highly-anticipated Summer Ball weekend arrived, and with it the 1st XI trip to Buckingham. Having chose to bowl, Dinny Malan (3-40) and Will Feeney (2-26) opened to great effect to have the hosts 39-4. Returning Skipper Hassam Mushtaq then
Weekly Roundup – Impressive Win for Women and a Saturday of Battling Draws 22/23Jun24
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On one of the warmest weekends so far this summer, the 1st XI hosted Slough at Church Meadow. Thame opted to bowl, but Slough’s batters all contributed to build a big score. Wickets were shared around with Ubaid Kiani taking
Thame Town Cricket Club
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.