NEWS

On September 10th the club took on a team representing the President and Vice Presidents. Vice President Trevor Richards was the non-playing captain and selected a team almost exclusively of Westwell residents. Because of the threat of rain tea was postponed until the end of the match

Saturday started cloudy and damp, just for once the forecast being spot on. However, the weather rapidly improved, and the team duly arrived for a 1 o’clock start. Batting first, Little Chart seemed to make steady progress, with opener “H” eventually falling only fou

Received by email today: Dear Mr. Taylor I am currently working on Volume IV of From Commons To Lord’s. A Chronology of Cricket 1700-1799. I thought you might be interested to see a reference (below) to cricket at Little Chart in 1790, which comes from the Kentish Gazette of May

Little Chart welcomed old friends Borden to the Forstall again today. Borden produced a youthful team, with a leavening of more senior players, and, winning the toss, put us in to bat. The openers having done their job, Will Stevens went on past 50 to top 70, while his father misunder

Craig Taylor picked up another 5fer against his old team Elham Valley with at least one succumbing to his heavily disguised leg spin. At the time of publishing Elham are 211 and tea is under way.

Little Chart Cricket Club has an account with http://Seriouscricket.co.uk who will supply a variety of cricket kit in our colours and with our logo.

After a two year gap, Little Chart Cricket Club resurrected its tour on the Suffolk/Essex border this year. It was touch and go up until the last minute, with the original list of twelve players dropping to eight in the end, with the addition of long term supporters Gerald Jeans and A

A rain affected day proved to be one for the bowlers. Stockbury were all out for 55 after a break for rain at 35 for 5. Little Chart managed the total with one wicket in hand, several players sporting bruises from some rapid Stockbury bowling. Well done us!

Little Chart took on the country lanes to find its way to Belmont House, whose private ground is hired out. The home of the late Lord Harris, 4th Baron, famous cricketer, Kent Captain and England Test player and influential member of MCC was busy with a film crew and all its caravans