2015 Season News
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Earl Stonham Cricket Club legend creates farming calendar
One of Stonham’s all time greatest batsmen and cricketers, Rob Wrinch, could end up winning the next Turner Prize with his wonderful charity calendar exhibiting a Del Boy style Reliant Rialto appearing in…
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Chairman’s end of season message
Another season has come and gone and we can look back with some satisfaction at the way things have gone for both our sides. The Saturday XI finished with a win over Nacton…
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The season’s drawing to a close
After a cracking win against top of the table side Walsham Le Willows, when Taylor Thorpe took seven wickets, the Saturday side (below) couldn’t manage the same performance against Bury St Edmunds III.…
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Solid batting sees off Braintree
The top order all chipped in with runs to help the Saturday side beat Braintree at the weekend. On Sunday the second eleven travelled to Long Melford. The gloomy weather forecast predicted rain…
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Chairman’s mid-August message
Pride of place in recent results goes to the Sunday XI who were the first side to beat Stowupland 2nd XI in about two years, led by an unbeaten half century from skipper…
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Macrow smashes 120
After last Sunday’s defeat against Worlington, the second team bounced back with flying colours scoring a very large total of 224 and beating Woolpit Academy. Colin Macrow continued his rich vein of form…
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ESCC teams lie in mid-table
This weekend the Saturday side travel to Maldon, where England captain, Alastair Cook, learnt his trade. The Sunday side visit Woolpit to play against their academy side. Last weekend the Saturday side defeated…
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Close encounters 2
Last weekend Stonham’s Saturday side lost another close match, this time against Great Bromley. At one point when the players were arriving to the ground a stretched limousine unexpectely pulled into the Earl…
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Close encounters
Both Stonham teams were part of two superb matches that went right down to the wire last weekend. The Saturday game saw Stonham trying to defend 188 against Nacton, losing out by just…
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Two high-scoring victories
The Saturday side beat Bury St Edmunds III convincingly by 173 runs! The opening batsmen, Stephen Lewis and Charlie Tunstall, got Stonham off to a solid start, and the batting continued to produce…