In the early 1900s Felmersham CC was also known as the The Toff Team and they played in the meadow on the Sharnbrook side of the river. On occasions they were umpired by Squire Green who lived at The Grange. Hence the name Toff.
 
History of
Felmersham Cricket Club
  
Link to Pavenham and Felmersham Cricket Club

Felmersham C C 1991 - First Division
Standing: J Sidebottom (scorer), I Hancock, A Wright, K Bowers, M Morrissey, D Lawson, M Ward, R Cockins
Seated: M Hunt, A Payne, T Longstaff, P Lawson (Capt), D Barker, J Davis, A Hunt
  In 1991 the cricket field was sold by auction by the executors of Mrs Mary Hensman's will. (Mrs Hensman owned the field.) The Cricket Club reach their maximum bid of £24,000 for the field but unfortunately two other parties were also biding. The field was sold to for £31,000. The club continued to use the field but eventually was unable to field a full team so in 2006 they joined with Pavenham to form the Pavenham and Felmersham Cricket Club.

Felmersham Cricket Team, 2003
  
 S Hopkins, I Outram, M Cook, N Kitchen, K Bowers, C Broadhurst,
D Barford
G Hulatt, M Hulatt (Capt), E Barford (V Capt), M Bennett, B Robinson


Felmersham Cricket Club Pavilion, 1993
  l to r : Terry Longstaff, Bert Cockings.


The Pavilion burnt down in 2004 (possibly an arson attack)
 Photo: Paul Davis
Felmersham Cricket Team, Sept 2005
  
 Their last match as Felmersham Cricket Club before merging with Pavenham CC to form Pavenham and Felmersham Cricket Club. The friendly match was played against Pavenham CC on Sunday 18 September 2005.


Felmersham Cricket Club 1928.
 Standing: R Lovell, E Foskett (Umpire), C Ward Senr., G Emerton, R Hulatt,
S Lovell, J Bamford, G Roast (Scorer).
Seated: R Barker, F Purser, J Hulatt (Vice-Capt.), A Odell (Capt.),
C Ward Jun. (Hon. Treasure), F Hulatt, H Ashpole.

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