Taplow Cricket Club
Bringing English Village Cricket to life
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The club welcomes new players of all ages. Please do get in touch if you would like to join us.
Membership details: Membership fees for 2026 – adult playing £170; U21 £110; Colts £120; Social membership £25. Match fees: Adult £10, Juniors £5.
Colts: Our training takes place on Friday evenings. We field under 11, under 13 and under 15 mixed teams.
Colts fixtures for 2026 here.
We also have All Stars (for 5-8 years) and Dynamos (for 8-11 years) courses for younger children – these 8 week courses have now finished but we will be running courses again next summer.
Thames Valley Cricket League: We have three teams playing in the Thames Valley Cricket League on Saturdays.
Taplow have three teams, in Divisions 4B, 5C and 8D. See fixtures here.
Sunday friendlies: Our Sunday team plays friendly, social matches on Sunday afternoons. The Sunday team includes youth and experience, with players from teenagers to the over seventies, and all in between!
Sunday fixtures – details here.
or join us as a Social Member to enjoy a drink or watch some cricket in a beautiful setting. Social Members receive 10% discount at the club bar and also 15% discount at Hall & Woodhouse Taplow – sponsors of the club.
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Presidents Day 2026
President’s Day took place on Sunday August 30 when a President’s XI took on the Taplow Sunday team.
After heavy rain the previous day, the square and outfield were still showing the effects, with sawdust much in evidence – but the weather was kind and the match played without interruption.
The Presidents XI batted first. Openers former club President Will Midlane (69) and the current club President Al Hill (54), got the visitors off to a strong start with David Heaton and Drew Somerville both adding 24. The Presidents XI scored 219-9 from 40 overs. Ant Embury took 3-27 for Taplow.
In reply, Taplow reached their target in the 38th over. Ben Daglish top scored with 85, supported by Sunday captain Pete Duckworth (35), Dale Barton (32 not out) and Ant Embury (23). For the Presidents XI, Al Hill took 3-33, but the highlight was perhaps a catch by Colts Chairman Drew Somerville from the bowling of Chairman Andy Bond – they both seemed very pleased!
After the match conversations continued over drinks and a BBQ organised by the Duckworths. There was a welcome return of Sue Barton who kindly prepared teas.
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New nets open
The new nets at Taplow Cricket Club were officially opened at the Colts evening on 24 April.
This marked the culmination of a project that has been a long time in the planning, made possible by the generosity of our members and friends who contributed to the fundraising and to the hard work of club volunteers.
The club thanks all who supported this project through the Crowdfunder campaign and our volunteers who donated their time to make it happen. These nets should be a huge asset to the club for many years to come.









