Welcome to Bear Flat CC

Promoting and encouraging participation, good sportsmanship and enjoyment through cricket in the local community

Established in 1983, Bear Flat CC (also known as “The Bears”) are a Bath-based cricket club playing in Division 2 of the Wiltshire County Cricket League (Saturday) and in Division 1 of the North Somerset Cricket League (Sunday).

As a nomadic team with a local pub as its base, the Bears have been extremely successful, and in 2017 were Wiltshire League Division 1 Champions. Get involved with Bath’s community cricket club contact us!

The club has a clear vision of who we are, what we want to achieve, and how we aim to get there. Check out the club Mission statement here: Club Mission statement

We would love to hear from you – if you have any questions, suggestions for improvement of this website, ideas for a social event, please get in touch by emailing comms@bearflatcc.org.uk. Thank you!

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BFCC v Warminster – Saturday 15 June

After a weekend off, the Saturday XI welcome Warminster II XI to the Glasshouse for the first ever meeting between the two clubs. Warminster have yet to win a game so will come to the Glasshouse wanting to prove a point, it could be like dealing with a badly injured...

After the boys of summer have gone….

The Bears have been particularly fortunate to recruit two Bath University students to the squad for the last two years in the guise of Tom Harris and Joe de Souza. Both guys played their last game of the 2019 season for The Bears on Saturday 1 June, against Beehive...

All Stars Comes to The Glasshouse!

The Bears origins are indeed humble. A pub team formed in 1983 that took on the might of the league and became gladiatorily competitive. Success followed success, and even without a home ground, league title after league title was acquired until the dizzy heights of...