Glastonbury Cricket Club is an English amateur cricket club based in Glastonbury, Somerset. The club's first team plays in the West of England Premier League which is an accredited ECB Premier League, the highest level for recreational club cricket in England and Wales.
History.
The first record of a cricket club representing Glastonbury is from 1893, when they played host to Weston-super-Mare at the Morlands Athletic Ground, Glastonbury. The home side won by seven wickets with a match-winning performance by 'R Laver', who claimed six Weston-super-Mare wickets, and then top-scored for Glastonbury in their reply with 54. Laver continued to star for Glastonbury in the three recorded matches from 1894, taking seven wickets against Wells, six against Yeovil, and five against Bridgwater. He claimed five wickets again in 1899, their next recorded match, against Wincanton.
In 1986, the Morlands Athletic Ground was renamed the Tor Leisure Ground. Glastonbury played in the Somerset League from at least 1990 until 2002, when they were divisional champions, earning promotion to the Bristol &amp; Somerset Division. They won this division at the first attempt in 2003. Despite finishing with fewer points than Midsomer Norton, they had a higher average number of points due to having one more match cancelled. Playing in Premier Two in 2004, Glastonbury finished top of their league for the third successive season, gaining promotion to the West of England Premier League Premier One division.
Players.
List of professional former players.
Jos Buttler (Lancashire) ;br ;Craig Kieswetter (Somerset) ;br ;Rory Hamilton-Brown (Sussex) ;br ;Ben Duckett (Northamptonshire) ;br ;Wes Durston (Derbyshire) ;br ;James Hildreth (Somerset) ;br ;Cameron Steel (Middlesex) ;br ;Gareth Andrews (Worcestershire)
Records &amp; Statistics.
Fielding.
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All statistics &amp; records as of 23 March 2014.
References.
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