2010 - 125
Congratulations
Congratulations to the Under 13's who won their league final on Sunday. Well done to Adam Palmer 27* and Anuj Patel 24*, along with Shaun Evans, Jo McIlheron and James Mistry who each took two wickets each in the final.
125 Cricket Week
Preparations are well underway to make the first week in August the perfect way to celebrate our 125th Anniversary. Click here to open the plans for the week. So ar plans include the Family Fun Day with Football and Bat & Trap tournements, as well as games against Upnor
 , High Halstow and some Frindsbury Old Boys. Everyone is invited to attend what should be a fantastic week. For more information please e-mail frindsburycricketclub@yahoo.co.uk or speak to Jo Budd & the fundraising committee.
Frindsbury have a selection of the 125 kit now available to buy, click here for pictures of the kit, prices and how to get hold of some. Newbury Bats
Thanks to Newbury Cricket bats who gladly replaced a damaged bat belonging to George Burt. It's great to see some companies still maintain high customer standards.
Player Profiles
Two new profiles have been added to the website.
Click here to see who's nickname was Slash. and who's favourite bands are Vivid Nation and Hobo Jones.
Outdoor Nets
Ourdoor nets continue throughout the summer. Current members should do your best to attend, and new players feel free to come down and have look;
Under 11's - Wednesday 6.30
Under 13's - Wednesday 6.30
Under 15's - Wednesday 6.30
Under 17's - Thursday 6.30
Seniors - Thursday 6.00 The bar will be open as usual.
Kent Air Ambulance Trust
Frindsbury Cricket Club are pleased to announce that in this prestigious year for FCC, we will be raising money for Kent Air Ambulance Trust. A very important charity which last year responded to almost 1000 calls, and rely soley on donations from the public.
Site last updated on Monday 19th July 2010
Frindsbury Cricket Club was founded in 1885 and first played at Long Meadow which was situated behind the old Strood Rural District council Offices on Frindsbury Hill. The club stayed there until 1963 when Long Meadow was compulsory purchased by a local cement firm. A new ground was found at Frogs Island, Upnor which has been our home since that time. A new brick built pavilion was erected in 1984 following a fire that destroyed the original wooden clubhouse. The following year, 1985, saw the Club marking it’s centenary year by winning the old South Thames League for the only time.
In the years following this League title success, Frindsbury’s fortunes fluctuated somewhat. However, the past few seasons have seen a marked upturn both on and off the pitch, thanks mainly to a vibrant and committed group of young players who have had the Frindsbury traditions and ethos instilled into them by the Club’s Senior Members. Recent years have also seen the continuation of what has always been a major strength of Frindsbury, the Junior Section. In 2010 we will be running teams at U11 U13, U15 U 16 and U17 level. In 2006 Frindsbury CC made the notable achievement of obtaining Clubmark status, which it continues to build on.
2010 is a massive year for Frindsbury, as they celebrate their 125th Anniversary. An action packed year has been planned, as they look to build on the success of the past 124 years.
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