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1945 - 1963
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Most Appearances |
Most Runs |
Most Wickets |
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| D.C. Davies |
260 |
W.G. Morgan |
6,180 |
A. Dunford |
525 |
| W.H. Jenkins |
242 |
R. Dunford |
3,306 |
E.C. Roberts |
351 |
| W.G. Morgan |
223 |
H.J. Rees |
2,147 |
R. Hopkins |
203 |
| H.J. Rees |
201 |
W.H. Jenkins |
2,116 |
T.E.C. Molland |
137 |
| A. Dunford |
189 |
R.J. Tremain |
1,862 |
H. Evans |
132 |
| T.E.C. Molland |
166 |
T.E.C. Molland |
1,302 |
E. Brooks |
87 |
| T. Teague |
157 |
T. Teague |
1,051 |
W.G. Morgan |
86 |
| R. Dunford |
156 |
D.C. Davies |
989 |
R.G. Griffiths |
57 |
| E.C. Roberts |
154 |
E.C. Roberts |
948 |
R. Dunford |
54 |
| R. Hopkins |
148 |
A. Benjamin |
788 |
G. Davies |
54 |
| R.J. Tremain |
135 |
A. Dunford |
653 |
I. Jones |
51 |
| A. Benjamin |
103 |
J. Williams |
528 |
C. Jones |
50 |
| R.G. Griffiths |
70 |
R. Hopkins |
526 |
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| J.H. Jones |
70 |
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| H. Evans |
52 |
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| T.H. Heale |
51 |
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From the time that Cimla Cricket Club resumed after the war in 1945 until
1963, the Club played friendly fixtures throughout South Wales with fixtures
extending to places like Crickhowell in Monmouthshire, to Brecon and Builth
Wells, to Radyr, Cowbridge, Miskin Manor and Southerndown, while the South
West of England proved a popular touring venue.
More localised opposition was encountered in the Neath Knock Out Cup,
midweek friendlies and games against the likes of Eaglesbush and Vale of Neath
Brewery and all games played have been included in the above.
In 1962, Cefn Saeson (formerly owned by the Eaglesbush Company) was taken
over by Neath Borough Council and Cimla Cricket Club at last found a
"Home" ground.
Thanks to the vigilance of scorer Tom Roberts, the Club is able to boast a
complete record of its playing development and this has allowed the above
statistics to be compiled.
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