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Situated in The Lanes, the Cricketers is the oldest pub in Brighton. You can take a tour of the interior by clicking here
The Cricketers Arms, Coney Lane, Keighley.
Grade II Listed, dating from the early 1800's. Originally called the Sportsman until 1874 when it became the Cricketers Arms.
The pub sign is of Sir Len Hutton, Yorkshire CCC 1934-55, and England 1937-55.
OBIT: A beacon of hope in a sea of dereliction, I was deeply saddened to find that it closed for good on 12 March 2022.
Further update, 15 February 2024. The entire building and surrounds have been demolished. And so The Cricketers is no more, just a pile of rubble on the floor.
The Cricketers, Addiscombe Road. My regular and closest pub to home until a couple of years back when it became some sort of BBQ smoke house. That didn't last long and it reverted to being a pub, albeit not very good. It is now under refurbishment during the lockdown so let's hope it comes out better, despite being very blue.
The statue of a cricketer (The Spirit of Cricket) by Allan Sly serves as a reminder that In 1864 the Priory Marshes were levelled and drained and opened as a Cricket Ground. (see Wikipedia). These days there is a shopping centre here instead.
A breezy afternoon at Arundel Castle cricket ground with a cricketer chasing after his sunhat. which had been blown off by the wind.
'The Cricketers' in Black Lion Street was Graham Greene's favourite pub in Brighton; some letters from him to a former landlord are framed on a wall of the Thirties cocktail bar upstairs, now called 'The Greene Room'.
Cricketer Weathervane, Hobbs Pavilion, Parker's Piece, Cambridge, 6 Mar 2020
Just the thing for a cricket pavilion! Needs a coat of paint though.
Est 1770 and a Greene King Brewery Pub since 1799 the Cricketer stands on Richmond Green, Greater London.
Happy Wall & Window Wednesday
A Free House overlooking Kew Green and once 'The Rose and Crown' dates back to 1881
Renamed "The Cricketers" in 2013... A reference to when the first Cricket Match took place on the Green in 1737 is on the Pub's Sign Board"
Kew, London. England, UK.
Abandoned Pub & Gasworks.
Originally known as the Clayton Arms, built around 1869, the pub was rebuilt in 1935 then renamed The Cricketers Arms in 1966. For the last ten years or more it has stood derelict and marked as a dangerous structure.
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The man with the bat in the striped cap is a cricketer. I was tempted to use this cricketing phrase to tie together the main elements in this photograph: "Three ducks in a row is nothing to crow about."
In the arcane language of cricket a duck is to get out scoring zero runs. It is short for a "duck egg" which looks like a zero. Now a batsman who scored three ducks in a row would be in very bad form indeed. And of course, to "crow" about something is to act like a rooster. So much for this particular vernacular.
Arundel Castle cricket club was the location for the final of The Cricketer Cup 2021 between Oundle Rovers and Old Millfieldians.
Overnight and early morning rain reduced the game to 40 overs and after a fluctuating game, Millfield were the winners by 5 wickets.
A young cricketer looks out to sea in Colombo, the Capital of Sri Lanka. Taken with a Canon 5D4 and a 50mm 1.4 lens, edited in Lightroom.
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While walking a path through a small mangrove swamp, I came upon this green heron hunting in the open, on top of a lush green ground cover. I watched patiently as it moved stealthily and probed for its prey. After a few minutes, it struck and pulled out...a bland looking cricket. That was a minor letdown! No frog or fish or snake or lizard. It stayed on the hunt for a good length of time, plucking out another cricket every 5 - 10 minutes. It was still fun to watch and I was glad to have had the opportunity. Very little info on field crickets in the Caribbean, but it may be a Gryllis species, possibly
Gryllus bryanti.
Bearsted Village Sign
The village sign on Bearsted green features a painting of the cricketer Alfred Mynn, "The Lion of Kent" who pioneered over-arm bowling.
photo © Jeremy Sage
ECE Architecture, 2022, for Roffey Homes and Sussex County Cricket Club. 37 apartments, offices to north. A new bar-restaurant on the ground floor has taken the name of the historic Sussex Cricketer pub which was demolished. Eaton Road, Hove, City of Brighton & Hove, UK.
(CC BY-NC-ND - credit: Images George Rex)
Sunil Joshi Cricketer, K Satyanarayana Raju CEO & MD Canara Bank and Venkatesh Prasad Cricketer are the Chief Guests standing to Flag off the Marathon.
Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar bats against England in the second NatWest One Day International match at the County Ground in Bristol, in south-west England, 24 August 2007. AFP PHOTO/HENRY BROWNE (Photo credit should read HENRY BROWNE/AFP/Getty Images)
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This is a cracking pub for anyone who loves a great pint of real ale. Many handpumps. Very welcoming staff too. I didn't want to leave. So if you can, pay it a visit. Walking in is far easier than leaving.
CAMRA Pub Of The Year 2018. Well deserved!
Cricketers working their art along the River Itchen near Winchester.
This was taken through a CLP, during the wonderful walk by the people of the "City of Winchester" Flickr group. What a great afternoon!! Thanks guys!
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Alexander Colin David Ingleby-Mackenzie OBE was an English first-class cricketer: a left-handed batsman who played for Hampshire between 1951 and 1966, captaining the county from 1958 to 1965 as Hampshire's last amateur captain and leading his side to their first County Championship in the 1961 season. He was later president of the Marylebone Cricket Club from 1996 to 1998, during which time women were first permitted to join.