Bank Holiday Monday

We need to erect the new net and make small adjustments to the other one. Club will provide food and drinks.

The more the merrier.

The official Cambourne Cricket Club Christmas party, held at The Monkfield Arms, from 7.30pm on Friday 11th December.

Callum has arranged a special deal with the Landlord Duncan which means the cost will be just £10 per person payable on the night which includes two drinks and a buffet meal. The night promises to be a great occasion so please make the effort to come along and join in with the festive jovialities and celebrate another successful season of Cricket in Cambourne. PLEASE NOTE - Contrary to what was previously stated on this website, the party invite is to over 18s only for welfare reasons. Awards will now be presented at the AGM to be arranged early in the new year.

On Saturday 12th September there will be a charity match at the ground in Lower Cambourne in an effort to raise money for the children at the main secondary school in Maputo, Mozambique where I will be visiting as part of a trip that I will be taking part on later this year. We are trying to make the day a family affair pitching Dads/Uncles/Brothers against Lads/Nephews/Brothers to spice up the rivalry and competitive spirit! If you would like to take part please contact me on sam9millerhotmail [dot] com by this Sunday the 6th September.

There will be cake stalls, raffles and refreshments on offer so it promises to be a good fun day out for all. Even if you can't play in the game itself, all club members, their friends and their family are encouraged to come along to spectate and help make the day a success.

Thanks Sam

A team of Cambridge Building Society staff are looking forward to a ‘wicket’ re-match in Cambourne next month when they hope to swipe the cup back from Cambourne Cricket Club at their annual cricket friendly. 

Thanks to everyone who turned up for the Club Day, I'm sure you will all agree that it was all good fun - especially if you are a batsman. A special well done to Cookie who managed to score 60 odd runs in just 20 something balls, pummelling Bender's team all over the pitch. Some of the pictures can be found here.

Friendly, social and fundraising game against the Cambridge Building Society.

As usual Cambourne will be organising an inter-club game(s) to kick the season off and give all of our players a bit of match practice before we kick off the season for real the following weekend. Marc Crawford has come up with the following 2 proposals, we are currently deciding which one to choose.

NatWest CricketForce encourages cricket supporters, their friends and families to give something back to their local community cricket club by volunteering to undertake major renovations to clubhouses and grounds. Cambourne Cricket Club have taken this opportunity in the past few seasons by putting together work parties to undertake such jobs as preparing the pavilion for the new season, putting up the cricket frame and net and running some training drills which have been very successful.

The end of season social has been organised by Mark for the 27th September from 2pm (meet at 1.30pm) and this year we will be going Go-Karting at the track just outside Cambourne, near Caxton on the A1198, followed by a meal at Chutney Joes.