This building was further extended in 1977 and in the late 1990s a successful application to the Foundation for Sport and the Arts enabled a grant to be obtained which extended the present Clubhouse. Famous former players having played Test cricket include Eric Hollies, Charles Palmer, Ron Headley, Dean Headley, Peter Carlstein, Mushtaq Mohammad and Greg Matthews. The club currently runs four Saturday XIs together with one Sunday XI, the Sunday XIs participating in the Worcestershire County Border league. The Club's first and second XIs compete in the Birmingham and District Premier Cricket League and the Club's third XI compete in the Worcester County League. There is in addition a vibrant junior section which at the present time has approximately ninety youngsters participating in training on a Friday evening. In addition during the recent years major steps have been taken to initiate a girls’ section within the club and this has been successful with a women's team representing the club for the first time in 2004. In 2005, the girls under-13 team. the girls won the national Lady Taverners girls' championship; beating Bath in the final. As a result of this win, the team was named BBC Midlands Sports Personality of the Year junior team winners 2005. Old Hill Cricket Club subscribes to the objectives of the Birmingham & District Premier Cricket League namely to promote that which is best for the development of cricket with high standards of performance, sportsmanship, playing facilities and preparing the best young players for County cricket. The club is an integral part of the local community and provides a service in a deprived area. The club offers the opportunity for all individuals in the community to participate in sport and cricket in a fully resourced child friendly and effective environment with which all club members are proud to be associated. In addition to is participation in the Birmingham & District Premier Cricket League the Club has entered into and become part of, partnerships with the Sandwell Cricket Development Group and Black Country Active Sports. The Club is a focus club within the Staffordshire Cricket Board and fully subscribes to the Staffordshire Cricket Board plan for cricket within the County and also the National strategy under the ECB strategy plan.