Sandbach Cricket Club is a community amateur not for profit sports club and was founded in 1886 and is established as one of the most up and coming clubs in Cheshire. We have seniors and juniors, that play in 4 senior teams and 10 junior teams. We play in 6 senior and 25 junior competitions and the youngsters receive coaching on Friday evenings throughout the summer.
Our junior section in particular has grown due to successful seasons including the Cheshire Cup at under 11's and under 17's in recent years. The Cricket club is used by local community groups, Special needs discos, and family events.
Our junior section in particular has grown due to successful seasons including the Cheshire Cup at under 11's and under 17's in recent years. The Cricket club is used by local community groups, Special needs discos, and family events.
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John Malam
Nov 22, 2021
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Bradley Whitworth
Sep 01, 2021
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Allen Jackson
Jul 24, 2021
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Robert Brittleton
Jul 08, 2021
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Lin H.
Jun 07, 2021
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Good parking right next to the club. Clear instruction regarding mask and sanitiser on entry. Toilets are clean.. I attended a dance fitness class here. Despite the doors to the hall being open it was extremely hot, so I presume there is no air conditioning. Despite this I think its an excellent building. Nice wooden floor and there is a good looking bar there.
Nice patio and seating outside and pleasant surroundings.
Nice patio and seating outside and pleasant surroundings.
Mark McConachie
Nov 09, 2019
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Collin Pickering
Oct 26, 2018
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This place holds some great events but it is let down by it's badly maintained car park. This venue holds a lot of events for disabled groups but we struggle to get from a wheelchair accessible vehicle to the path without getting stuck in the gravel or almost topping over.
Even addressing a small area to reverse to to drop the tail lift or ramp onto some solid ground would improve this dramatically.
Even addressing a small area to reverse to to drop the tail lift or ramp onto some solid ground would improve this dramatically.