Cricket is back! And with a fairly sunny weekend at that (we’ve all seen far worse in May!). There’s been changes aplenty in the off season, but with Men’s League Cricket starting this past weekend, the club pulled together 44
Thame Town Cricket Club would love to thank Waitrose for their £500 donation to the club! This donation is part of their Give A Little Love initiative. Thank you again, Waitrose!
Bill Cross’ Granddaughter, Laura, will be running this year’s London Marathon in Bill’s memory. Money raised will be donated to Sobell House! If you wish to donate, you can so here: https://gofund.me/5dd2b105 Best of luck, Laura!
This paper-cutting, recently rediscovered by Honorary Life President Peter Beard, tells the story of when John Trafford took all 10 wickets for Thame Town Cricket Club, in a match back in 1956 – the same year that Jim Laker achieved
Thame Town Cricket Club’s All Stars Cricket course in the summer of 2022 is now fully booked.
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The outfield at Church Meadow will be re-seeded on the week commencing Monday 14th February. Areas affected will be cordoned off and signposted while the grass seed germinates. The area will be off limits for around 6 weeks.
The AGM was held on Friday 4th February at the clubhouse. To start the meeting outgoing Chairman, Matt Swain, had the below summary: In many ways 2021 was a season of highs and lows, and we firstly reflect on the
Thame Town Cricket Club will hold the 2022 AGM on Friday 4th February, starting at 7:30pm. It has been decided that the AGM will be held at the club. If any member wishes to raise a proposal, then please do
It is with great sadness we share the news that Bill Cross passed away in recent days. Billy was well known at the club and throughout Oxfordshire cricket, and will be missed greatly. Not only did he play for Thame
