It is with huge sadness that we have to inform everyone who has not already heard the news, that Liz Chubb died in Margate Hospital on Wednesday (23rd August), near to the home of her elderly parents. Liz has been
On Sunday 6th August, we held our 4th annual Open Day at Church Meadow, with the aim of literally opening up the club and the ground, not only to existing members and supporters, but to newcomers to the club from
On Sunday 13th August, the ladies entered a team into the Cublington Women’s Softball Festival. Sheena Beard led the side, and gave the below summary of the day: “Our first game was against Olney which was a very close fought game,
On Friday 14th July, we held our Junior Awards Evening at the club, celebrating an overall successful season for our Youth sides. Players and their families were in attendance and our overseas professional, Gamindu Kanishka, was on hand to give
[layerslider id=”1″] Automatic slideshow Our 3rd Annual Summer Ball took place at Church Meadow, on Saturday 8th July. First organised in 2015, with the aim of raising funds for our new clubhouse, the Summer Ball has become an important part
Thame Under-11s have had an outstanding season in the Oxfordshire league since May, winning 9 out of their 10 games and culminating in them earning a deserved place in the County’s Finals Day last Sunday 16th, hosted in style by
The hunt for the future stars of the game has been going on at Thame Town Cricket Club, over the last 2 months. The brand-new ECB-inspired programme – ‘All Stars Cricket’ – has been taking place at Church Meadow on
After a small period with a niggling back injury, Gami Kanishka, our overseas player for the season, is back to fitness – thanks to the care and attention of the team at Massage Matters. As a result, he is now
Last Tuesday 23rd May saw the 2nd Thame schools cricket tournament hosted by Thame Town Cricket Club at Church Meadow. Supported by the School Games team in Oxford and Oxfordshire Cricket Board, this competition saw over 100 children taking part,
It was an historic day for Women’s cricket in Thame last Sunday, when Thame Town Cricket Club’s Women’s section proudly hosted their first-ever hard-ball cricket match; their opponents were Oxford C.C. Women’s 2nd XI. Oxford won the toss and chose