-
Fenner's is
Cambridge University Cricket Club's ground.
Cambridge University Cricket Club had
previously pla**** at two
grounds in Cambridge, the University...
- and 20th-century
buildings at a main site
adjacent to
Fenner's, the
Cambridge University Cricket Club ground, and
between the City
Centre and the railway...
- one of
Fen Ditton's
artists in residence.
Fen Ditton is home to both a
cricket and a
football team. Both
sides play
their home
games on
Fen Ditton Recreation...
- University's
cricket ground Frank Fenner (1914–2010),
Australian scientist James Fenner (1771–1846),
Rhode Island governor, son of
Arthur Mary
Galentine Fenner (1839-1903)...
-
James Fenner at All
Saints in the Jewry,
Cambridge on 1
November 1801. The
parents are
recorded as
Joseph and
Sarah Fenner. "James
Fenner".
CricketArchive...
- First-class
cricket,
along with List A
cricket and Twenty20
cricket, is one of the highest-standard
forms of
cricket. A first-class
match is one of three...
- his 54 first-class
appearances from 1829
until 1856. He
established Fenner's cricket ground in
Cambridge in 1848 on land
which he had leased. The ground...
- Lord's
Cricket Ground,
commonly known as Lord's, is a
cricket venue in St John's Wood, London.
Named after its founder,
Thomas Lord, it is
owned by Marylebone...
- List A
cricket in 1972 and 1974 only. It has not pla**** top-level Twenty20
cricket. With some 1,200 members, home
matches are pla**** at
Fenner's. The club...
- pla**** first-class
cricket for
Combined Services and Kent
County Cricket Club and was
secretary of the
county club in
later life.
Fenner was born in Linton...
