Following a 23% increase in playing membership at Thame Town CC during 2017 we have now entered a 4th XI into the Cherwell League Division 10 for the 2018 season. This will be the first time in the clubs 140 year history
The Thame Town Cricket Club AGM will take place on Friday 9th February at 7.30 – 9pm (7.30 bar open, 7.45 start), and is open to all players, members, parents and any possible newcomers. The venue is the clubhouse at
Thame Town Cricket Club has once again been awarded ECB Clubmark Accreditation. The awarding of the coveted ECB “Clubmark” shows that our club is sustainable, well-run and that it provides the right environment for its members. Clubmark accreditation also means
On Saturday 30th September, Thame ladies travelled to the last softball cricket tournament of the season at the new sports facility Whitelands in Bicester. On a very blustery day only Oxford and Thame turned up for the challenge, so the
Thame fight hard but are defeated in T20 Final Thame travelled to the picturesque Wormsley cricket ground in high spirits hoping to round off a hugely successful season with a win in the Wilf Bennett T20 final. The ground set
On Friday 8th September, we hosted our End of Season Senior Awards at Church Meadow. Spirits were high after an overall successful season for the club, in which the highlight was of course the 1st XIs promotion to the Home
1s pull off another nail biting victory over Rowant to secure promotion After winning the toss and batting, Thame struggled to build any momentum. Callum Russell held the innings together superbly with an excellent 62, but his dismissal sparked a
After winning all three of their important games last Saturday, Thame’s players dedicated those wins to the popular figure of Liz Chubb, who died last Wednesday 23rd, in Margate Hospital, from what is understood to have been a heart attack.
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
1s produce another nail-biting victory to keep promotion hopes alive After losing the toss at home to Chesham, Thame openers Sutcliffe and Russell (pictured right) got the hosts off to a blistering start, plundering 48 runs off the first 7
