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History of the Club
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- About the History of the Thrumpton Cricket Club
- "Thrumpton travel away by boat"
- A game played at Thrumpton Sep 23rd 1867
- Thrumpton cc 1920 season
- Thrumpton cc 1921 season
- Thrumpton cc during World War 2
- "The horse that wore boots"
- When White becomes Green, Yellow and Brown
- An insight to the 1957 AGM
- From Twentyland to Thrumpton Park 1966
History of the Club
- New Page
- About the History of the Thrumpton Cricket Club
- "Thrumpton travel away by boat"
- A game played at Thrumpton Sep 23rd 1867
- Thrumpton cc 1920 season
- Thrumpton cc 1921 season
- Thrumpton cc during World War 2
- "The horse that wore boots"
- When White becomes Green, Yellow and Brown
- An insight to the 1957 AGM
- From Twentyland to Thrumpton Park 1966
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4. A game played at Thrumpton Sep 23rd 1867
A report taken from the Nottingham Guardian October 4th 1867
On Saturday last a match was played on the ground adjoining Thrumpton Hall between sides chosen by Mr Hangreaves and Mr C Daft. It had been arranged for an XI got together by Mr Hangreaves to play an XI of Duffield.
Owing to some misunderstanding the latter did not turn up, and to prevent disappointment, the match in question was played and C.Clifton, Mr Hangreaves, the Rev FA Charles and Yeomans batted uncommonly well for their respective runs.
An excellent dinner was provided on the ground by Captain Byron and the match enjoyed.
Mr Hangreaves XI 1st Inns 58 2nd Inns 48
Mr C Daft XI 1st Inns 61 2nd Inns 23
Mr Hangreaves XI won by 23 runs