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Cheam Cricket Club Ground

Peaches Close, Station Way,
Cheam, England

Home team Surrey Cricket Board
Current local time 18:07, Fri May 24, 2013 (UTC +0100)

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Cheam Cricket Club was opened in 1864 and has hosted many benefit matches for Surrey players. In 1968 a game for John Edrich against an International Cavaliers XI drew a crowd of 8000 and was televised by the BBC (the first to be shown in colour). The venue continues to host second XI matches.

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