Local newspaper archives provide a wealth of information concerning the club and the off field activities of it and the players in the village before the first world war, somewhat less in the period between the wars and not much at all post war until the mid 1950's.  Cheddar Cricket club, like most, ceased to exist during both world wars, but was reformed after hostilities ceased.

The modern history of our club really starts in 1964 with the move to our present home  -  Sharpham Road Playing fields.

Believed to be a photograph of the first match at Sharpham Road against Somerset CCC in 1964 for Harold Stephenson's benefit.  The batsmen are Cheddar players David Say and George Williams.
Note the autograph signing for a spectator at the right of the picture.