Welcome to Frindsbury Cricket Club
Frindsbury Cricket Club was founded in 1885 and first played at Long Meadow which was situated behind the old Strood Rural District council Offices on Frindsbury Hill. A new ground was found at Frogs Island, Upnor which has been our home since that time. A new brick built pavilion was erected in 1984 following a fire that destroyed the original wooden clubhouse.
The following year, 1985, saw the Club marking it’s centenary year by winning the old South Thames League for the only time. In the years following this League title success, Frindsbury’s fortunes fluctuated somewhat. However, the past few seasons have seen a marked upturn both on and off the pitch, thanks mainly to a vibrant and committed group of young players who have had the Frindsbury traditions and ethos instilled into them by the Club’s Senior Members. There are currently two Saturday sides in the Kent Cricket League structure. There is also the Sunday side who compete in the Kent Village League. In addition to weekend cricket, the Frindsbury Frogs compete in The Smash - Kent's biggest 100 ball competition.