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The 123rd Annual Meeting was held at Truro CC on Monday, 9 March 2026.

The lives of former players Keith Davis and Richard (RAW) Sharp MBE were remembered

Richard (RVG) Sharp was made an Honorary Life Member of the Club.

The other Officers were all re-elected.

Mrs S Leathley & Ms K Wright were elected to the Committee, replacing M.L. Robins.

Full list of Officials

Please click below to view the full Committee Report (10 pages) or download 

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In the Championship, we used 17 players, with four (MacVicar, Blake, Clarke and Leathley) playing in all four games. There were championship debuts for five players – Toby Stoddard, Fahad Sabir,  Ben Sleeman, Tom Orpe and Oliver Allsop. Ben Ellis was capped.

Alex Blake made 279 runs at an average of 55.80, including the record county score of 208. Ellis Whiteford averaged 71, having been dismissed once in four innings. Xavie Clarke (95) and Alfie MacDonald (52) hit half-centuries. Max Tryfonos took 10 wickets at 18.60, as did Will MacVicar with 10 wickets at 33.00. He also had the season-best figures of 6-111. The highest partnership was the 180 by Blake & Clarke for the fourth wicket against Berkshire.

In the NCCA  Trophy, 15  players took part in the four games, with five (Smith, Bone, MacDonald, Tryfonos and Whiteford) playing in all four games. Five players – Moon, Goldsworthy, Danyall, Kellow and Wagg played in Trophy games but not in the Championship. Clarke made the top score of 47 and Smith the second best of  42.  MacVicar took seven wickets and Kellow six, including the best of 4-16 (hat- trick) against Oxfordshire. The highest partnership was the 51 by Clarke and Smith for the eighth wicket against Berkshire.

In the NCCA T20 competition, 17 players took part in the nine games, with five  (MacVicar Blake, Bone, Tryfonos and Clarke) playing all nine games. Five players – Curnow, May, Moon, Lello and  Kellow played in T20 games but not in the Championship.

Blake made the top score of 101, and MacVicar 81. MacVicar hit 315 runs at an average of 52.50. Ellis and Tryfonos both took 11 wickets. Tryfonos produced the best figures with 5-30. The highest partnership was the 119 for the third wicket by MacVicar & Bone against Devon.

A total of 25 players represented the county in NCCA competitions in 2025.

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In his financial report, Treasurer Kingsley Mortimore reported a deficit of almost £6402 for the year. 

2025 Awards

The Canynge Caple Cup, for the outstanding player, was won by Alex Blake  

The Canynge Caple Colts Cup was won by Ollie Allsop.

The Arthur Lugg Cup, for outstanding services, was won by Matthew Robins.

The Donald Cocks Cup for fielding was won by Will MacVicar.

The Caerhays Cup, for the highest partnership of the season, was won by Alex Blake & Xavie Clark  180 for the 4th wkt v Berkshire

The Ron Tither Memorial Cup for Under 21 bowling was won by Bryn Evans.

Elections: President – JM Williams, FRICS, DL; Chair – NTP George; Vice-Chair – TG Sharp; Hon. Secretary - Mrs Anita George MBE, JP; Hon Treasurer – KM Mortimore; Captain – PA Smith; Team Sec / Manager - GR Furse; Hon Assistant Secretary - DG Eggins; Hon Asst Treasurer - TM Thomas; Development Manager – RJ Harrison; Safeguarding Officer -MR Jelbert.  

Cornwall CCC Fixtures 2026        All 11 am

NCCA Trophy Group 4  (50 overs)

26th April              Dorset                                                    Wimborne

4th May  BH          Wales NC                                               Wadebridge

10th May               Oxfordshire                                          St Just

17th May               Buckinghamshire                                 Tring Park

7th June                                 Quarter Finals                      

28th June                               Semi Finals

19th July                                Final                                       at Copdock & Old Ipswichian CC

NCCA T20 Group 4  (2 x 20 overs)

31st May                Wiltshire                                                Westbury & District

14th June              Dorset                                                    St Austell

21st June               Herefordshire                                      Eastnor  

5th July                  Devon                                                    Werrington

9th August                            Super 12's

30th August                          Finals Day                              at Wormsley                         

Cluberly Championship      Western Division Two  (3 Days)

12th July                Shropshire                                            Truro

2nd August            Wales NC                                               Ebbw Vale

16th August          Cheshire                                                Redruth

23rd August          Dorset                                                    Wimborne

 Other Matches

 19th April             Devon                                                    Plympton                              

  3^rd  July (FRI)       Somerset CCC Showcase                    Wadebridge  (50 overs)

Michael Weeks BEM

CCCC Hon. Archivist

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