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
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
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
On the last Saturday of the win-lose-draw format cricket for our Saturday sides, the 1st XI headed to runaway league-leaders Harefield and put them into bat. Thame’s bowlers kept things tight and picked up wickets throughout; Dinny Malan (2-58) removed
Sunday saw a great end of season friendly between Thame Under 11’s and Warborough & Shillingford. Thame put out a young team of which 7 out of the 8 players were Year 5. The game was carried out with a
Our Saturday sides are into the final third of the league season now, with plenty still to play for. The 1st XI played at home to promotion chasing Gerrards Cross and chose to bat. New signing Lloyd Paternott scored a
Sunday 11th August! For more details, see the poster attached…
The under 11s notched up another significant victory at the weekend putting Oxford & Bletchingdon Non descripts to the sword twice in two consecutive weeks. Having had to cancel the originally scheduled fixtures planned earlier in the season for availability
Week 12 of Saturday action and our 1st XI welcomed Stoke Green to Church Meadow. The visitors chose to bat and set off well with a strong top order performance, led by Paternott’s 119. Dinny Malan (5-54) picked up a
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,