The home of the Phené Philanderers Cricket Club was the Phené Arms, the old public taverne in Phené Street, off Oakley Street, Chelsea. The pub is one of the oldest in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, built in 1850 for Dr John Samuel Phené LLD, the celebrated Victorian eccentric and world traveler, who came to the notice of Queen Victoria for his campaign to plant trees in the streets of London and whose family owned a large part of Chelsea until the late 1940s. His more deplorable eccentricities are today faithfully perpetuated by the Phené Philanderers Cricket Club. Ongoing attempts to convert the Phené Arms to residential use have, alas, now succeeded, which means that the Philanderers will have to start drinking away from home as well as playing away.
For match & player administration, scorecards, stats, etc. please go to the Phené pages at ECB Play-Cricket.
