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Hinton St George Cricket Club

Information about the Cricket Club

Hinton St George Cricket Club was formed on 13 July 1827, the second oldest cricket club in Somerset. By 1832 it had transferred to a ground at Cartgate and became Ham Hill Cricket Club. It was for ‘gentleman’ and potential players could be refused if considered undesirable! One cricket ball cost the equivalent of four days wages for an agricultural labourer. In 1829, Ann Cossins received £2 10s for providing dinner which included ham, beef, mutton, 2 couple of fowl, 2 couple of duck, beer, cider, ale and grog. Some things have changed over the years – the menu for the cricket tea has somewhat altered but the quality hasn’t.

 

 

We are always looking for new playing members, even if you can’t commit to playing every match. You are welcome to join as a non playing member and spectators are always appreciated. For further advice please contact any of the committee members.

 

 

2026 Fixtures

 

All matches start at 1:30pm unless stated below and are 30 overs per innings with a club tea.

 

Date Opposition Venue Details
10th May Martock Away Recreation Ground TA12 6AF
31st May Perrott Plodders Home
7th June Thorncombe Home
14th June Ottery Home
28th June McWilliams Cup Home Single wicket knockout cup
5th July Chairman’s Match Home BBQ, Rounders, Cricket
12th July Kingsdon Home
19th July Kingsdon Away Frog Lane TA11 7LL
26th July Thorncombe Away Horseshoe Rd TA20 4PS
2nd August Martock Home
30th August Blacksmiths Home

 

Committee

 

Chairman: Ben Lankester

07787 552289

 

Club Secretary: Mark Holloway

07913 214425

 

Email: hsgcricketclub@gmail.com

 

We are most grateful to the most excellent Lord Poulett Arms for their continued support and encouragement, including providing the Man of the Match with a tankard of ale.

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