For the very first time next Tuesday 24th May, Thame Town CC (TTCC) will be hosting a Schools Cricket Day for the primary schools in this area. In collaboration with the Oxfordshire Cricket Board (OCB), TTCC will play host to
Thame’s 1st XI finally lost on Saturday 14th, after 19 unbeaten league matches stretching back into 2014, when they fell to a 6-wicket defeat away to Shipton-under-Wychwood. Put into bat on a wet wicket, Thame’s batsmen struggled as they lost
The 2nd XI were able to enjoy a relaxing tea yesterday, after finishing their game by 3.40pm against newly-promoted Didcot 2nds. Winning the toss and asking Didcot to bat on a slow wicket, Chris Jeffcock (pictured right) took full advantage
Thame 3rd XI made it an unbeaten start to the season with a ‘winning draw’ against Stokenchurch 2nd XI, at Lord Williams’ Upper School field this week. The visitors won the toss and put Thame into bat, on what has
For Thame’s 2nd XI, much has changed in 12 months – barely scraping a draw at Bledlow Ridge on Day 1 of last season, this time they moved to a convincing win with fully 22 overs to spare. After early
Thame 1st XI made a great start to the season with an emphatic 80 run victory over Gerrards Cross at their home ground on Church Meadow yesterday. Thame won the toss and did not hesitate in choosing to bat first.
Having been put in to bat on a very green pitch, Thame got off to a good start with Christian Warwick (32) and Liam Earwicker (23) putting on 43 for the first wicket. Then, Vimal Desai held the innings together
Congratulations to Sheena Beard – winner of the Lifetime Achievement award at Thursday night’s Town Awards ceremony, for her many years of dedicated volunteering in both our cricket club and as a coach for the Thame Royals netball team !!
Please support Ali Thomas and Ed Barnett as they prepare for the 26 miles of the London Marathon, next Sunday 1st May. Ali will be raising money for the charity “Child Bereavement UK” and you can donate here – while
The Thame cricket ground was a positive whirr of cleaning activity on Saturday 9th of this month, with no less than 20 people (excluding Guy’s two boys) turning up to help tackle the list of jobs (11 appropriately) that needed
