Mens Playing Survey 2021
Below is the men’s playing survey for the 2021 season. Please could this be completed by 22nd November so we have a chance to review the answers. Thanks.
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A Junior Season like no other – cricket rose to the top though!
As we all know that the season started very late but with all the various restrictions in place TMCC Juniors still managed to get in some excellent cricket fun over at least 10-12 weeks...
Men’s Weekend Review – 12th September
Penshurst Park 2nd XI (H)Scorecard On a sunny day at the Old County Ground on Saturday, TMCC won the toss and batted first. We were in trouble early on as some accurate swing bowling kept...
Men’s Weekend Review – 5th and 6th September
Saturday XI – Bells Yew Green 3rd XI (H)Scorecard On a bright and sunny day at the Old County Ground, Bells Yew Green 3rd XI were the visitors. After winning the toss and batting...
Men’s Weekend Review – 29th and 30th August
Stone In Oxney (A)Scorecard Another fine game on Saturday at Stone in Oxney which for most of us was a new ground and great pub! Having lost a wicket to the first ball of...
Men’s Weekend Review – 8th and 9th August
Saturday XI – Matfield Green (H)Scorecard Matfield Green visited the Old County Ground on Saturday for a timed game, and elected to bat first after winning the toss. An early wicket for Ben Ramsay...
Men’s Weekend Review – 1st and 2nd August
Saturday XI – Brasted & Sundridge (H)Scorecard Brasted & Sundridge visited the Old County Ground on Saturday, and after John Paton won another toss, TMCC batted first. Some tight opening bowling restricted us to...
Harry Kemsley Receives Cricket World Rigby Taylor 100 Club Award
On Saturday, Harry Kemsley was presented with the Rigby Taylor 100 Club Award by Cricket World, as he is the third generation of the Kemsley family to score a century for the club after his dad Guy...
Men’s Weekend Review – 25th and 26th July
Saturday XI – Graveney (H)Scorecard Saturday’s game at home to Graveney was abandoned due to rain. After 30 overs TMCC were 172-6 with well made half centuries for Guy Kemsley and Malcolm Tunnicliff. Sunday...
