Welcome to Maidenhead & Bray Cricket Club. The Club is situated in the beautiful village of Bray, Berkshire, on the banks of the Thames, overlooked by the Church of St Michael. The main ground is widely acknowledged as one of the most picturesque in the country.
Records of cricket at Bray go back over 260 years. The Club is now one of the most go-ahead and lively cricket clubs in the county. We have four teams in the Morrant Thames Valley League, and six teams in the Berkshire Colts Cricket League. The senior side has won the Thames Valley League twice, and our colts sides are among the best in the county, with 6 teams playing in the 5 age groups.
We have around 200 colts, boys and girls, aged from around 6 up to 17, and some of our colts regularly play for our senior teams; we regularly provide county teams with colts players, and one has played for England colts teams. We also ensure that as many colts as possible get games during the season, with a programme of 'friendlies'.
We have over 20 qualified coaches, 5 qualified at Level 2. We were the first Berkshire club to be awarded Sport England’s Clubmark by the ECB.
The social side of the Club is particularly strong, with a programme of functions throughout the season. For many years the highlight of the social calendar has been 'Parkie Day', hosted by our President, Sir Michael Parkinson.
New players, supporters and their families are guaranteed a warm and friendly welcome. There are excellent facilities for playing, practising, socialising and best of all you'll be part of the most progressive club in Berkshire.
Lynden Baldwin |
The Maidenhead & Bray Cricket Club Annual General meeting 2011 is to be held at the clubhouse, High Street, Bray on Sunday October 16th starting at midday promptly.
Nominations for Club Officers of the Management Committee and Directors should be sent in writing to the Secretary thesecretary at mandbcc dot co dot uk no later than midday Tuesday October …
Adnan Javaid |
When I woke up this morning roughly 7am I was wondering why I was feeling so nervous, Then I suddenly remembered its do OR die day. After the usual picking people up and making sure every one at the ground by 12pm I myself got to the ground. I was greeted by beautiful sunshine and a very good looking batting track. As I have a habit of loosing toss I decided to get Shehbaz to do it for me. …
Well done Adnan, well deserved promotion also would like to add a few comments.The season didn't …
