We operate 2 adult men sides and a host of junior teams as well as a thriving women's set up . The first XI ply their trade in the Lincs Prem Division #CTCC 🏏
Meanwhile, Sean Woolley will take charge of affairs as the second team travel to Augusta Street on Sunday. Accomplished batter Matty Bevis will open the batting along side last season’s skipper Luke Hill who has slotted back into the ranks at the top of the order. (3/3)
Caistor 1sts begin life in Division 1 for the first time in 30 years naming much of the same team that floundered in 2024. Captain Jim Parker misses out with a back injury that plagued the Caistor talisman for much of the previous season. (1/3)
Club stalwart Gareth Johnson leads the side in Parker’s absence. All Caistor fans will be excited to see how new signing Dhanu Ekanayake fairs on his first team debut having trained with the club over the winter. Caistor kick off their campaign at home to Bracebridge Heath (2/3)
Ahead of next weekend’s curtain raiser against Bracebridge Heath, Caistor Town played host to @Pelican1925 today in a pre season friendly and won by 32 runs. Big thanks to the Pelican boys for making the trip across the Humber.
Jim Parker has once again rung the changes in search of that winning formula. Talisman Scott Indian returns along side Blackburn, Ellis and Barrick. Caistor are without the out of sorts Liam Skipworth while Welton, F Woolley and Wood are also missing.
Danny Bevis is the latest veteran Jim Parker has retrieved from the scrap heap ahead of the first XI's fixture at home to Hartsholme. The former double winner is playing his first game in 3 years for Parker's side who are still searching for their first win of the season.
Harry Cearnes is the latest player recalled from the wilderness for this weekend’s clash away at Cleethorpes. In one last roll of the dice to save his job, captain Jim Parker promotes himself to 3 to aid a batting line up bereft of confidence and runs.
Approaching last chance saloon to keep his job, Jim Parker has reluctantly recalled out of sorts Liam Skipworth as well as the effervescent Sam Welton. With 2 wins in their last 17, Parker's side will be hoping a home derby day atmosphere will help reverse their woeful fortunes.
After last week's dismal performance away at Barton, captain Jim Parker has turned to experience as he recalls the duo of Pete Briggs and Paul Jackson. Aiming to halt a woeful run of 2 wins in 15, Caistor welcome Lindum hoping to put a smile on the face of their loyal fans.
Still under a self-imposed transfer embargo, Jim Parker begins his third term as captain by placing his faith in the same group of players that narrowly escaped the drop in 2023. Hoping to push on in 2024, Caistor get their campaign underway at Barton Town this Saturday.
Ahead of next weekend’s curtain raiser against Barton, Caistor Town played host to @Pelican1925 today in a pre season friendly and won by 6 runs. Big thanks to the Pelican boys for making the trip across the Humber.
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