The club still plays on the traditional village green in front of the St. George’s parish church and next to the Bull Inn. A perfect setting for village cricket and one of only two Kent entries in the Rothman’s Book of Village Cricket (1993).
Historically, Benenden can lay claim to, at least, 11 first-class cricketers christened within the parish.
The club plays friendlies only and currently, fields one side playing mostly Saturdays, but with the occasional Sunday fixture.
The club still plays on the traditional village green in front of the St. George’s parish church and next to the Bull Inn. A perfect setting for village cricket and one of only two Kent entries in the Rothman’s Book of Village Cricket (1993).
Historically, Benenden can lay claim to, at least, 11 first-class cricketers christened within the parish.
The club plays friendlies only and currently, fields one side playing mostly Saturdays, but with the occasional Sunday fixture.
The club still plays on the traditional village green in front of the St. George’s parish church and next to the Bull Inn. A perfect setting for village cricket and one of only two Kent entries in the Rothman’s Book of Village Cricket (1993).
Historically, Benenden can lay claim to, at least, 11 first-class cricketers christened within the parish.
The club plays friendlies only and currently, fields one side playing mostly Saturdays, but with the occasional Sunday fixture.
The club still plays on the traditional village green in front of the St. George’s parish church and next to the Bull Inn. A perfect setting for village cricket and one of only two Kent entries in the Rothman’s Book of Village Cricket (1993).
Historically, Benenden can lay claim to, at least, 11 first-class cricketers christened within the parish.
The club plays friendlies only and currently, fields one side playing mostly Saturdays, but with the occasional Sunday fixture.