Bletchingdon Cricket Club celebrate their Harris Cup victory in 1984. – Vintage Photograph

Bletchingdon Cricket Club is seen celebrating their Harris Cup victory in the summer of 1984. The team had defeated local rivals Fringford by eight wickets in the final to clinch the title. The squad, seen here are (back row, from left): John Howe, Mark Taylor, Julian Howe, Archie Esson, Alan Howe, Dave Burgess, John Brown, Willie Curland (scorer); (front): Peter Arch, Martin Howe, Roger Brock (captain), Mick Brennan, John Bass.Bletchingdon Cricket Club is seen celebrating their Harris Cup victory in the summer of 1984. The team had defeated local rivals Fringford by eight wickets in the final to clinch the title. The squad, seen here are (back row, from left): John Howe, Mark Taylor, Julian Howe, Archie Esson, Alan Howe, Dave Burgess, John Brown, Willie Curland (scorer); (front): Peter Arch, Martin Howe, Roger Brock (captain), Mick Brennan, John Bass.

Dimensions: 12.5 x 12.5 cm

IMS SKU: SCAN-NQOX-04737531

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Those were the days BEFORE this year’s merger with Oxford Nondescripts, Bletchingdon were one of the longest established and most successful village cricket clubs in the area. The side featured this work is the one that they beal local rivals Fringford by eight wickets in 1984 to lift the Harris Cup. Back row (from left): John Howe, Mark Taylor, Julian Howe, Archie Esson, Alan Howe, Dave Burgess, John Brown, Willie Curland (scorer). Front: Peter Arch, Martin Howe, Roger Brock (captain), Mick Brennan, John Bass. SS every Tel No. 563