See Tattenhall cricket website www.tattenhallcricketclub.co.uk

Tattenhall Cricket Club is a member of the Murray Smith Cheshire County League, where the 1st and 2nd XI's play on Saturdays, the 3rd XI on Sundays, and the Over-40s XI play midweek. In addition, over 100 juniors are involved at Under-9's to Under-18's levels, with Saturday morning coaching sessions for the Under-9's. Indoor nets take place in February and March, and outdoor practice sessions start in early April.

The playing conditions and amenities at Tattenhall are second-to-none with a square that consistently obtained the highest marks from visiting teams. A new score box, covers and sight screens, together with the new changing facilities, make Tattenhall arguably one of the best appointed clubs in the area. The club enjoys an active social life based around the Memorial Pavilion. There has been a cricket club in Tattenhall since circa 1864, playing on the current site since the early 1900s. During this time, the club has played in the Chester & North Wales League, the Cheshire Conference, the Cheshire Association, the South Cheshire Alliance, the Cheshire County League, and the Cheshire Cricket League.

Tattenhall Cricket Club has a long history of success having been champions of the Chester & North Wales League in 1894, 1897, 1903, 1905 and 1906. More recently, the club won the Boughton Hall Knockout Competition in 1996 and 1997, emulating earlier wins in 1924, 1929, 1951 and 1952.
In league campaigns, the First and Second XI's were champions of the South Cheshire Alliance in 1995, 1996 and 1997. The club won the Enders Rose Bowl in 1999 for the “most improved club” in the Cheshire County League and won the Eddie Howard Memorial Trophy for “sportsmanship and fair play” in 2000. Having had a disappointing season in 2001 the club spent a season in the Mellor Braggins Cheshire League, with a determination to regain its’ place in the County League. Both 1st and 2nd teams finished the season as Champions of their respective divisions, and were promoted to compete at the highest level!

Unfortunately relegation to the Meller Braggins league re-occurred in the 2005 season, but again the 1st 11 bounced back to regain their county league status at the first attempt winning the Meller Braggins league division 1 in 2006

The Club has an enviable reputation for playing a high standard of cricket, whilst retaining a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Which has attained the ECB Clubmark registration, which is a guarantee of efficient and forward-looking management incorporating Child Protection and Equity Policies and Development Plans.

The Club would welcome new players of all ages and abilities, and can guarantee a safe and enjoyable cricketing environment

For further cricket information contact Mel Dobson

Telephone Number: 0779 947 6108

Cricket Links
www.tattenhall.play-cricket.com
The 2003 National Village Cricket Championship
England and Wales Cricket Board
Minor Counties Cricket Association
Festival of Cricket
Wisden Online
Lords- the home of cricket
Cheshire Women’s Cricket Association
Cheshire Youth/Cricket Development
Cheshire Cricket Alliance
Meller Braggins Cheshire Cricket League
Murray Smith Cheshire County Premier Cricket League
Worldwidecricket.com