
To commemorate the 150 Anniversary of the
Compact though this booklet is the Williams Brothers
Follow the fortunes of the club onward from their inaugural match
Read of visits from the All England XI in the 1860s
The year 1875 saw the club move to Reyner Lane which happily
Many of the high and lows of the club are documented and
In 1919 the Ashton Cricket Club became one of
In 1928 the club joined the Central Lancashire League
You will be able to read of their Wood Cup triumphs and failures…
Also included is an Ashton Cricket Timeline from 1857 – 2006 .
There is much for the local cricket fan and local history buff
Ashton-under-Lyne Cricket, Bowling and Tennis Club
HOYD Publications was especially commissioned to produce this fine book.
have nonetheless packed a great deal
of historical information into its pages.
played at their original Moss Lane ground on May 2nd 1857.
and even of a County Match held at the ground.
– despite the surrounding area having undergone considerable change -
is still their home today.
all complimented with a rich array of photographs and illustrations.
the founder members of the Lancashire and Cheshire Cricket Federation.
They achieved runner-up status three times and also became champions three times.
They were also winners of the Rhodes Cup.
(the same league in which they compete today)
winning the Championship for first time in 1933.
Of some of the names that played for the club…
including second XI member Henry Cockburn.
Cockburn was probably best known for his appearances
for Manchester United and his 13 England caps.
as well as information on the Bowls section
and the now defunct Tennis section.
crammed into this interesting book.
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150 Not Out is priced at only £5.00 and can be obtained from
Ashton Cricket Club, Reyner Lane, Ashton.
Ashton Central Library, Old Street, Ashton.
The Setantii Visitor Centre, Tameside MBC Council Offices, Ashton.
Or telephone Ashton Cricket Club treasurer Derek Casey
on 0161 344 2974.
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For details of further books click on the relevant title
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To Market, To Market.
Bygone Ashton-under-Lyne.
The Knight Rides Out
A Back Door to Fleet Street
Flickering Memories
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