Bluntisham Cricket Club Timeline
The first signs Bluntisham had become a cricketing village was way back in 1849 when then, combined with Earith, a contest between the married and single men of the village took place.
Here is a scorecard from a season after in 1850 where the married XI defeated the defending champions, the singles, by 5 runs.
1893/94 Scorebook
Newspaper Cuttings 1893-95
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Photos of the 1900s
1984 Reformation & Years After
The original club ceased to exist somewhere around 1970 but was reformed in 1984 by regulars at The White Swan.
Back row from L-R: Mark Turner, Howard Mathson, Darren Fordham, Jem Wright, David Gamble, John Askin Front row from L-R: Duncan Perrett, Steve Ellis, Steve Dighton, Francis Laud, Steve Richardson
Top row from L-R: John Askin, Darren Fordham, Jem Wright, Matthew Clarke, David Gamble, Andy Hunter. Bottom row from L-R: Steve Ellis, Howard Mathson, Steve Dighton, Steve Richardson, Mark Turner.
2010 - 2017
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The Mick George Nets 2017/18
2018 Season
The 2018 season was one of great success for Bluntisham CC both on and off the field. Firstly, we had a brand new net facility installed which former England Ladies captain Charlotte Edwards officially opened (click image below for more pictures). On the field, wearing a brand new kit and club badge, Blunty went on to win three titles. The 1st and 2nd team Saturday league titles and Midweek league title. They also reached the Junior Cup final and the Midweek Cup semi-finals but unfortunately fell short on both occasions. This didn't tarnish what was the club's most successful ever season.
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BCC's first international visitors
On Monday the 6th of May 2019, Bluntisham Cricket Club hosted it's first ever fixture involving an international team as Netherlands Women took on Cambridgeshire Women in the Women's Royal London One-Day Cup (County Championship). The Netherlands ran out comfortable winners by 8 wickets in front of a circa-75 strong crowd.
