Thameside Cricket Club

The Pavilion Ground

Thameside Cricket Club has been at the heart of village cricket in Berkshire since 1887. We play in the Thames Valley Cricket League and welcome cricketers of all ages and abilities.

Established 1887

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Henley-on-Thames CC

Saturday 18 April · 11:00

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187/6

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Wargrave CC

142 all out

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Junior Coaching Programme Launches for 2026

Our junior coaching programme returns for the 2026 season, with sessions every Saturday morning from April through to September. Open to boys and girls aged 7-16, the programme covers batting, bowling, and fielding fundamentals. All equipment is provided — just bring trainers and enthusiasm. Sessions run from 9:30am to 11:00am on the practice nets at The Pavilion Ground. Registration is now open via the club secretary.

19 March 2026

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Season Opener: Thameside Claim Comfortable Victory Over Wargrave

Thameside CC opened their 2026 pre-season campaign with a convincing 45-run victory over near-neighbours Wargrave CC at The Pavilion Ground. Captain Edward Harrington led from the front with a stylish 72 from 84 balls, including nine fours and two sixes. All-rounder William Ashford contributed a brisk 34 lower down the order as Thameside posted 187 for 6 from their 40 overs. In reply, Wargrave were never truly in the chase. Fast bowler Henry Cartwright removed both openers cheaply, and George Thornton's tidy spin through the middle overs strangled the run rate. Wargrave were eventually bowled out for 142. A promising start to the season for the club.

16 March 2026

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Pavilion Refurbishment Complete

We are delighted to announce that the refurbishment of our historic pavilion is now complete. The work, which began last November, has modernised the changing rooms, kitchen, and bar areas while preserving the building's Victorian character. The pavilion was originally built in 1903 and is a Grade II listed structure. Heritage Lottery funding covered a significant portion of the restoration costs. Members and visitors will notice improved facilities while enjoying the same timeless atmosphere that has welcomed cricketers for over a century.

10 March 2026

Squad

All-Rounders

William Ashford

All-Rounder

Thomas Langley

All-Rounder

Frederick Wells

All-Rounder

Other

Edward Harrington

Batsman (Captain)

James Whitfield

Batsman

Oliver Pemberton

Batsman

Henry Cartwright

Bowler (Fast)

George Thornton

Bowler (Spin)

Charles Rutherford

Bowler (Medium)

Alexander Fenton

Wicket-Keeper

Sebastian Moore

Batsman

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