This was one of those days when the club is clearly preparing for a game, and I’ll assume they don’t want some random stranger wandering in, taking photos. I’m not the type of person...
I hesitated to post this one as I’m almost 100% certain we’ll never identify it. It’s on a standard postcard template with no date or message. Then I thought I’d add it to the ...
I can narrow this one down: It arrived with the collection of Eastbourne College photos that I’ve been loading up. Buildings look similar, so it must be related. Could this be a Masters XI or so...
I’m sorry the image is unclear, but that’s exactly how the original shows up. It’s another blank postcard with no clues on the reverse. A friend suggested to me that it might be the ...
I hope this one will be obvious to someone. It looks like a proper ground with a serious scoreboard, so I think this is from the professional ranks. Hopefully it won’t take long before I can mov...
Sometimes you make a special trip to a cricket club and it’s everything you hoped it would be. Here we had a well-kept ground in a pleasant village, and if you don’t like cricket, you can ...
If I’m driving and I spot a new cricket ground, it’s important to find a safe place to pull over and take a few photos. It’s not always possible, but I was in luck this time. You als...
On January 2nd 2023 I made a slight detour on the way back from Portsmouth to the village of Hambledon. It’s something of a pilgrimage for any cricket enthusiast and it’s definitely worth going slight...
When I looked back on these photos from August 2024, there seemed to be something missing. I couldn’t put my finger on it. Wiveliscombe is an attractive ground, with rolling hills in the backgro...
Some days you stumble across a cricket ground, it’s a foul day, but you know you’re unlikely to return anytime soon. Do you take some photos and try to make the best of it, or pass on by? ...