Bledlow Ridge Cricket Club

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Important Information


You may be aware of the ECB's latest statement on the opening and use of cricket clubs which was issued on the13th May.

The club committee have gone through this guidance and we are pleased to say that we have decided it is possible to restart some usage of the cricket facilties. The guidance however places some significant responsibilities on the club and so we have set up some conditions of use which you can read by clicking here. 

It is vitally important that all users adhere strictly to these rules.

Many thanks for your cooperation.


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If you're new to the area or new to cricket and would like a great way to meet new people and enjoy a fantastic sport, click here for information about joining Bledlow Ridge Cricket Club. 

Interested in playing cricket?

Bledlow Ridge is one of the friendliest clubs in Bucks and has probably the county's most picturesque setting. Whether you are an aspiring youngster or a seasoned 'old pro', looking for a regular game, or the occasional run out, we would be delighted to welcome you to the Ridgebears.

For more details about the club, click here, or to email us, click here and someone will come straight back to you.

2018 re-accreditation successfully completed. Click here for more.
 
In memory of Hairbear

Click here to read Taggart's tribute and memories of James 
The Club's Annual Dinner took place at The Boot in Bledlow Ridge on Friday 18th October. 
The recipients of the main gongs were as follows;

1st Xl player of the year       Rolfie. ...... Oh no it isn't, it's Dakes
2nd Xl player of the year      Shaun
Young Player of the year     Jai
The Captain's Award           Cooperman

There were also landmark trophies presented to Rolfie (in his 109th season)  and Alex (in his first) for maiden hundreds and Cooperman and Jai for their maiden 5 fors.

Steve Bird was announced as the Clubman of the Year and various other dignitaries got a bottle of plonk for services rendered over the season.

The evening was finished off in its traditional fashion with Rolfie's Alternative Awards, which is not a short thing, so if you missed the evening or dropped off during his speech, you can relive the whole thing by clicking above.