Iffley Village Cricket Club

Welcome to the website of IVCC, a social cricket club based in Oxford.

There was once a dream that was IVCC. You could only whisper it. Anything more than a whisper and it would vanish... it was so fragile. And we feared that it will not survive the 2013 winter. But survive it did, and so the gentlemen players got together in a backstreet boozer in OX4 and established Iffley Village Cricket Club in 2014. With the ethos behind the club being to play friendly 40-over and 20-over cricket matches against like-minded clubs around the country, our focus is as much on playing competitive cricket as it is enjoying a beer with the opposition after the game, and with the journey being far more important than the result.

If you want to get in touch with us for any reason, please email committee@ivcc.co.uk. We are also on Twitter @IffleyVillageCC.

Latest news

Troth hat-trick secures easy win for the Village

A stunning hat-trick and five-for for Alex Troth helped decimate the opposition at a sunny Islip. Backed up by a half-century by Olly Ross on a tricky pitch, the Village secured an easy victory and their first of the season. Man of the Match: Alex Troth. Match report from Tim Ellis to follow soon.

Posted 14th May 2018 by Ali Meier

Vice President needs your help to support Children in Need

Hi all,
Our esteemed Vice President, Mr Charlie Ross, has got together with some of his showbiz chums to record a charity single for Children in Need. Please make sure you download on or after 1st December! Here's a preview:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uScPE_p2dcY&sns=em

Posted 27th Nov 2017 by Ali Meier

2018 winter nets

The 2018 winter nets have been booked for Sunday 25 March, Sunday 8 April, and Sunday 15 April. All sessions will run from 11am to 1pm promptly, and will be held at Radley College Sports Hall (http://www.radley.org.uk/sports-centre-introduction).

Cost is £10 per session per player. Everyone will get the opportunity to bowl and bat, obviously. We really would like to see as many of you down there as possible. It's up to all of us to try to make this a worthwhile exercise and a springboard to a successful 2018 season!

Posted 3rd Oct 2017 by Ali Meier