Incredibly another cricket season has been and gone, I’m not sure where time goes in Payhembury but it certainly seems to pass much quicker than in other places we’ve lived! The season started and ended a bit damp but in between we have had some great games and probably lost a couple more than we won overall. Our successes have been finally gaining the right permissions to play cricket legally in the field, having a published author looking after the bar, a couple of very entertaining Gin Nights and our club Open Day coinciding with the …
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      Well done to the Mighty Millers - a score over 200 against Plymtree! …
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Avid readers of the parish mag will have noticed that we didn’t have a piece in last month’s edition, for which I can only apologise. Due to the poor weather and various opposition crying off we reached the end of June having played only seven games, of which, we won………..er………… um………none (although we did manage a tie on one occasion!) So nothing to shout about really. However July has seen a much needed upturn in our fortunes in many ways. Firstly, Umpire John Somers has returned to fitness and is able to stand once more for us, lovely to …
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We will be holding Cricket Force Day on: Sunday 14th April at 10am The more that turn up to help the quicker the job will get done so we’d be very grateful of whatever time you can offer, please let know if you can make it and we can plan jobs accordingly. We are still no further on with the planning permission, despite having put all the clubs savings into surveys and risk assessments. One day we might hear something. With club funds down to zero and it being impossible to prepare the field without a roller, Jon has bought a ride on …
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2018 was a year of good progress for Tale Millers CC, both on and off the field. It’s easy to forget that this was just the fifth season for our fledgling club and, despite losing a couple of games to the weather in this year’s non existent spring and another during England’s World Cup run, we still managed to squeeze in 23 games, 13 of which were victories, 2 ties (!)and 8 defeats. Our focus continues to be on playing friendly, sociable cricket for mixed ages and abilities and thanks to Ed East, who turns out the finest after match meals in …
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