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Don't miss Toft CC's last BIG fundraiser for our New Pavilion! Friday 19th June 2026 - Join us for a 4 course lunch and Players Q&A with Raconteur Geoff Miller. Plus an Auction and Diamond Raffle!! Starts 12 Noon until late. Tournament with Semi-Final and Final. Legends include Simon Jones, Alex Tudor, Monty Panesar and Paul Nixon Tickets £75 each. Tables of 10-12 people. Email emhamilton22@gmail.com to book

Starting Friday 24/4/26 | 5–6pm   🏏(10 sessions in total)🏏 Looking for the perfect Friday evening plan? We’ve got you covered ✨ Fun, games & cricket for kids   ✨ Learn new skills & make new friends   ✨ Safe, relaxed, family-friendly vibes   Meanwhile… parents 🍷 Grab a glass of wine or a cuppa   🍔 BBQ on & bar open   🌿 Kick back in the biggest beer garden in Knutsford   Whether you want to join in, lend a hand, or just relax and enjoy the atmosphere – everyone’s welcome!

The 2026 outdoor season is here, and there has never been a better time for girls aged 12+ to get involved in cricket at Toft Cricket Club. Whether you're completely new to the sport or already love playing, our girls’ programme offers a welcoming, supportive environment where players of all ages and abilities can learn, improve and enjoy the game.

Are you curious about cricket but never had the chance to try it? Or maybe you’re looking for a new way to stay active, meet new people, and enjoy some outdoor fun? Toft Cricket Club invites women and girls of all ages and abilities to kick off the 2026 cricket season with a special launch party on Friday 17th April

Toft Cricket Club is preparing for another proud moment as the towering, world-record breaking cricket wickets are set to move to a permanent new home at the heart of the club Currently proudly facing Chelford Road, the extraordinary 8.5 metre high stumps have become a local landmark, turning heads, sparking conversations and even making national headlines. Hand-carved by talented local wood sculptor Andy Burgess, the colossal wickets were crafted from mighty 11-metre Douglas