In the back of the Gore's Tours car, Phil Bowes found this interesting Little Memo.   After Des”s rather accurate historical reference in the last match report I wanted to start off by writ...

On this, the 71st anniversary of the D-Day landings in Normandy, MCC turned up at the Hischanger on a gorgeous summer day, temperature around 25 °C, hoping to take the defensive line of MIC by storm.

A very hot early summer’s day, 30°C plus, took us back to the Pak Orient ground for the first of a three match weekend and another exercise in dropping catches. Captain Sarma unbelievably won the t...

A sunny but windy day at the Hirschanger after a prolonged dispute about moving the fixture to Erlangen on Sunday as this was a “super series” day and both teams had to release players for that event.

A squad of 13 was selected to try and maintain the charm of the new score book in a 35 over friendly at Eduard Grasser. Actually only eleven were there at the start, Bhamare and Zazai losing their way...

The new score book ordered after the partial failure of on-line scoring with CricHQ arrived in time for its maiden use for this match. Would it bring us luck, after all we had lost two previous league...

Having narrowly lost to Nuremburg last week we were pretty confident of getting our first league victory at the Eduard Spranger ground on the only proper artificial wicket in Munich. It had rained qui

It was a day to welcome our old friends from Tegernsee to the Hirschanger, sunshine, 21 °C and the exciting prospect of contesting for the wide boys of the year event. Captain Weston won the toss and

The MCC new boys on the block headed for West Park to take on MIC in a friendly. Captain for the day David Carr had only seen one of the team before so didn`t have the easiest of tasks setting the bat