In another thrilling encounter Carsons & Mangotsfield 1st XI edged past Barrow Gurney 1st XI by just one wicket, chasing down 227 with only two balls to spare in a heart-stopping finish. After being put in to bat, Barrow Gurney’s innings was anchored by a superb unbeaten century from skipper Mark Brown, who compiled 108*
Phil Milton writes: It is with deepest sadness that I heard of the sudden death of former 1st team captain and former Chairman Geoff Warren who sadly passed away on Monday 12th May. Geoff leaves behind his wife Lyndsey, along with his children Lucy, Dan and Chris. Geoff was without doubt one of Barrow Gurney’s
Barrow Gurney CC is delighted to announce a new sponsorship deal with marmo bello. We thank this local firm for investing in grass roots cricket and supporting our small village club.
Barrow Gurney CC are delighted to acknowledge the support of our sponsors, Lawton Bros Scaffolding, for the 2025 season. Thank you for supporting grass roots cricket.
Thirteen Barrow Gurney golfers arrived at Thornbury Golf Club to be greeted by glorious weather, setting the stage for a fiercely contested Stableford competition. Before heading out, a few players (MO and FF – you know who you are!) put on a masterclass in how not to putt during the warm-up, but soon enough, we were ready to
Barrow Gurney Cricket Club extend a big thank you to our long-term sponsors M J Patch & Co who are joining with the club once again for the 2025 season. Your support of grass roots cricket is really appreciated.
Barrow Gurney Cricket Club are delighted to welcome back Butcombe Brewery as key sponsors for 2025. Last year our bowlers got used to running in from the Butcombe Village End, and will be hoping to take even more wickets this season. Our well-stocked bar will be featuring a number of Butcombe lines to quench the
New and existing players are welcome to join us for our pre-season nets. Taking place at The Downs School in Failand, we will be holding 7 weekly sessions 6.30 to 8pm on Tuesday evenings starting on 18 February. It is chance to dust off the winter blues and look forward to an exciting season to
Barrow Gurney’s 2nd XI head into the final third of the season in pole position in Division 9 West having last week beaten their rivals for the top spot, Golden Hill 6ths on a damp and miserable day of weather. In recent weeks the team has had much to celebrate, remaining unbeaten at the halfway
It was an extra special day when Barrow Gurney Cricket Club welcomed back many of its former players to Hobbs Lane on Sunday 9 June. Although the Legends game against current players has become an annual event, with this being the 150th anniversary of the club it had an even more special feel about it.
