Twenty Club was formed in 1932 by an original twenty members. The Club is a member of the Oxfordshire Cricket Board and a founder member of the Cherwell Cricket League and still competes in the League's highest division.

Adult Cricket

The Club run two Saturday sides which compete in Cherwell League Divisions one and four respectively. The club also play in the Brackley & District Midweek League on a Wednesday evenings.

Youth Cricket

The Club also run two youth teams (U13/U15) which compete in Oxfordshire and South Northants competitions and are coached by ECB qualified coaches. The Club's youth policy is proud to have produced players such as Rob Cunliffe who played for the all-conquering Gloucestershire side that won the treble in 2000.

Notable Names

Two other notable names from the Club include Keith Arnold and Mike Wedderburn. Arnold is an Oxfordshire seam bowler and 2nd highest minor counties wicket taker ever, while Sky Sports News presenter Wedderburn used to play county cricket for Hampshire and rugby for Harlequins.

New Players

New players of all ages and standards are always welcome.