Scope and Contents From the Series:

The first two score books in the series record matches between 1848-1866, but are not the original score books. They were instead created in the 20th centiry from the research of Sandy Thorburn, the Club Historian.

The information in those two volumes largely came from press reports, which in the early days of Scottish Cricket could be very brief. As a consequnce, the information in these volumes is not as detailed as those in the other score books.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The first two score books in the series record matches between 1848-1866, but are not the original score books. They were instead created in the 20th centiry from the research of Sandy Thorburn, the Club Historian.

The information in those two volumes largely came from press reports, which in the early days of Scottish Cricket could be very brief. As a consequnce, the information in these volumes is not as detailed as those in the other score books.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The first two score books in the series record matches between 1848-1866, but are not the original score books. They were instead created in the 20th centiry from the research of Sandy Thorburn, the Club Historian.

The information in those two volumes largely came from press reports, which in the early days of Scottish Cricket could be very brief. As a consequnce, the information in these volumes is not as detailed as those in the other score books.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The first two score books in the series record matches between 1848-1866, but are not the original score books. They were instead created in the 20th centiry from the research of Sandy Thorburn, the Club Historian.

The information in those two volumes largely came from press reports, which in the early days of Scottish Cricket could be very brief. As a consequnce, the information in these volumes is not as detailed as those in the other score books.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The first two score books in the series record matches between 1848-1866, but are not the original score books. They were instead created in the 20th centiry from the research of Sandy Thorburn, the Club Historian.

The information in those two volumes largely came from press reports, which in the early days of Scottish Cricket could be very brief. As a consequnce, the information in these volumes is not as detailed as those in the other score books.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The first two score books in the series record matches between 1848-1866, but are not the original score books. They were instead created in the 20th centiry from the research of Sandy Thorburn, the Club Historian.

The information in those two volumes largely came from press reports, which in the early days of Scottish Cricket could be very brief. As a consequnce, the information in these volumes is not as detailed as those in the other score books.

Scope and Contents

This volume records cricket matches played between 1848-1857. However, the volume itself is a 20th century volume with the information filled in based on the research of Sandy Thorburn, Club Historian.

Scope and Contents Grange Cricket Club was formed in 1832, and takes its name from the Grange area of Edinburgh where the members first played. The club moved to its present Raeburn Place premises in 1872. Grange Cricket Club is notable as one of the oldest and most successful of Scottish cricket clubs, and also as the host of numerous international matches. In 1849, the club organised the first ‘Grand Match’ staged in Scotland when a Scotland Twenty-two faced an All England XI. Another England XI, including W...

Scope and Contents

Score books of matches played by the Grange Cricket Club. Included are matches of the Gentlemen of Scotland, the Gentlemen of Edinburgh, and Edinburgh University XIs at Raeburn Place. The series is incomplete with only one surviving volume prior to 1875 and a gap from 1892-1914.

Scope and Contents

The first two score books in the series record matches between 1848-1866, but are not the original score books. They were instead created in the 20th centiry from the research of Sandy Thorburn, the Club Historian.

The information in those two volumes largely came from press reports, which in the early days of Scottish Cricket could be very brief. As a consequnce, the information in these volumes is not as detailed as those in the other score books.