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Once again the Somerset Cricket Museum welcomed members of the Walkers and Talkers into the Museum (Tuesday March 11th). As a follow on from International Women’s Day, we talked about some of the lesser known but equally important stories related to the Somerset Women players.

This morning we welcomed members of the Staplegrove Local History Society to the Somerset Cricket Museum, as part of the visit David Lausen gave an entertaining talk on the history of Women’s Cricket. If your group would like to visit the SomersetCricketMuseum then do contact us.

Fulfilling our educational brief we again took the SomersetCricketMuseum out of the CACG, this time to Ruishton, where we were warmly welcomed by the Taunton & District Friendship Club. The presentation covered the history of both the Somerset County Cricket Club and the County Ground

We will be open during the meal intervals for the 3 day friendly v Gloucestershire starting tomorrow Do come and visit us - you will be most welcome !

Lovely to 50 or so Walkers and Talkers in the SomersetCricketMuseum this morning, where David, our Curator gave an amusing talk on various ‘Cricketing Characters’

Great to have some of the Somerset Women and Hampshire women’s teams visiting the SomersetCricketMuseum this morning avoiding the rain which put paid to their friendly match.

Good to see so many @WalkersandTalkers in the SomersetCricketMuseum this morning listening to our Curator, David Wood, for what was I hope, an amusement talk - sorry I couldn’t be there. Perry Rendell AndyBrassington

So grateful to the 2025 Somerset Women ‘s squad for autographing this cricket bat which will be added to the Women’s cricket display area of the SomersetCricketMuseum

This amazing item of Somerset Women cricket history was given to the SomersetCricketMuseum this week, with many thanks to Mr. Mark Downing, - an U13 Girls Scorebook from 2006, recording the first match in a Somerset shirt, aged 12, for Sophie Luff, and scoring 96 not out plus 4 wkts.

During June, the SomersetCricketMuseum will be supporting the Sporting Heritage nationwide campaign promoting our sporting heritage. This year it’s celebrating #sportandfashion . The SomersetCricketMuseum website will display the clothing items in our collection. somersetcricketmuseum.co.uk/somerset-crick…

Sport and Fashion Please note that the online display of SCCC clothing supporting the Sporting Heritage Sporting Heritage #SportandFashion month (June 2025) has been updated to include more blazers, ties and shirts / sweaters. somersetcricketmuseum.co.uk/somerset-crick…

Somerset v Australia August 1948 We are very grateful to Alan Ranger for passing on this autographed program from the SCCC match v Australia in 1948 to the SomersetCricketMuseum. By coincidence Paul Gilley, who was in the Museum this morning was at that match and remembered it well.

'The day was a fascinating look into the potential of sports heritage to illuminate fashion and cultural histories.' - Read the full blog by @DMUspecialcolls here: 🔗 library.dmu.ac.uk/archivesblog/h… #SportAndFashion

Which Sportswear brands do you associate with your favourite sporting memories? #SportAndFashion #SportingHeritage #SportHistory #Sportswear

To complete the displays supporting the Sporting Heritage #SportandFashion month, we have now added two slide sets covering the evolution of cricketing team wear, both men’s and women’s. Enjoy! somersetcricketmuseum.co.uk/somerset-crick…

#SportandFashion Sporting Heritage Three heritage postcards that came into the SomersetCricketMuseum today - thought you might like to see them - can anyone add any information about them?

Somerset Cricket Museum After such an inspiring QandA at Walkers and Talkers it was a delight to welcome Roland Butcher, his wife and Mustafa Shaikh and his guests to the SomersetCricketMuseum on Tuesday. Thank you Perry Rendell for organising the successful event.

The broken stump……has a new home! With many thanks to Director of Cricket, Andy Hurry, and Riley Meredith, the broken stump, autographed by Riley, now resides in the Somerset Cricket Museum. Who will forget that devastating piece of bowling?