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| Personnel | |
|---|---|
| Chairman | Geoffrey Edmunds |
| Team information | |
| City | Kenilworth |
| Founded | 1903 [1] |
| Official website | kenilworthcricketclub.co.uk |
Kenilworth Cricket Club is a cricket club with teams in the Warwickshire Cricket League and the Cotswold Hills League, which play their home games at Warwick Road in Kenilworth. For the 2020 season their 1st XI captain was Connor Shingler.[2][3]
The club was formed in 1903 as Kenilworth Bible Class and renamed to Kenilworth St Johns Cricket Club finally becoming Kenilworth Cricket Club in 1950.[4]
Former overseas players for the club include Chris Dalkin, Ryan Maron, Dougie Marillier, John Vaughan-Davies and, Stephan Marillier.[5]
Clubhouse Fires
[edit]In 1975 the pavilion was burned down by arson, and rebuilt in 1976.[6]
In December 2006 the club was again a victim of arson as the pavilion was burned down, with the changing rooms surviving.[7] Thew new pavilion was officially opened on 26th April 2009 by M.J.K. Smith, Jeremy Wright was also present. For the opening the club played a friendly match with club players, including Neil Smith and Steve Ogrizovic.[8]
Honours
[edit]- Cancer cup Winners - 1 - 1959
- Fillongley Cup - 2 - 1992, 1993
- Midland Combined Counties League Division 1 - 2 - 1994, 1997
- Coombs Cup - 1 - 1998
- Coventry & District U19 Mid Week League - 2 - 2001, 2002
- Winners, Coventry & District U19 Mid Week Cup - 1 - 2002
- Warwickshire Sunday League Division 2 Cup - 2 - 2001, 2009
- Warwickshire Sunday League Division 2 - 2 - 2002, 2007
- Warwickshire Cricket League Fair Play Award - 1 - 2003
- Division 2 West Midland 3rd XI Club Cricket Championship - 1 - 2009
- Warwickshire Sunday League Division 1 - 2 - 2010, 2012
References
[edit]- ^ "Club History". Kenilworth Cricket Club.
- ^ "Warwickshire Cricket League". www.warcricket.org.
- ^ "Cotswold Hills League". cotswoldhillsleague.play-cricket.com.
- ^ "Club History". Kenilworth Cricket Club.
- ^ "KCC History Timeline". Kenilworth Cricket Club.
- ^ "KCC History Timeline". Kenilworth Cricket Club.
- ^ "Club History: The 2006 Fire and Rebuilding". Kenilworth Cricket Club.
- ^ "April 2009: The Grand Opening". Kenilworth Cricket Club.
- ^ "KCC Club Honours". Kenilworth Cricket Club.
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