Brightwell-cum-Sotwell Cricket Club

 
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Secretary: Tony Windsor - Tel01491 834908 or 07909 848098
Email: tonywindsor2@gmail.com

Groundsman: Steve Metcalf (01491) 838266
Email: smmetcalf@talk21.com

Brightwell Cum Sotwell Cricket Club Web Site – including Senior and Junior Sections
https://www.pitchero.com/clubs/brightwell-cum-sotwell

All Stars Cricket Coaching for Boys & Girls 5 to 8 Years Old

Development Squad 8 to 15 Years Old

  Click here to read about the Club's 150th Anniversary match in 2008 

Membership

Match Fee & Teas

Senior Players

Or

 

£100** (Seasons cost for all matches played and teas home and away)

£10 Per match played (Including Tea)

Student Players

£6 Per Match (Including Tea)

Social Members

£10 or Donation £x’s

(** If paid before end of May)

BCSCC Junior Section

All Stars Cricket 5 to 8 years – (10 weeks May to July) – Coaching Saturday 10 to 11 AM  Jubilee Pavilion BCS Recreation Ground , Mackney Lane, OX10 0SQ. 

BCSCC Junior Development Squad –  8 to 15 Years – ECB Qualified Coaching Friday Group B 8 to 11 Years 5.30 to 6.30pm – 12 to 15 Years Group A 6.30 to 8pm

Jubilee Pavilion, Brightwell Recreation Ground , Mackney Lane, OX10 0SQ. 

Contact Tony Windsor 07909 848098 or Email tonywindsor2@gmail.com

Cricket Club History

The first written record of a Brightwell Village Cricket Team playing is against our neighbouring village of Moreton in 1858 and this date has been adopted as the year the Club was founded, the club celebrated its 150th year in 2008, quite a legacy for the club and the village.

Parish Records show that the Brightwell Cricket Club has played on the Recreational Ground, in Mackney Lane since 1897, and in 2003 a state-of-the-art facility was built for use by all the community and named the Jubilee Pavilion.

Over its long history the Brightwell cum Sotwell Cricket Club has predominately played “Village Cricket” considered “Friendly Cricket”. There is a competitive edge to most games balanced by friendly banter.

Games are arranged with as many local villages as possible, interspersed with visiting Nomad and the occasional Touring Sides. The club has a real family feel, with a number of fathers and sons playing.