An action photograph of Kidwelly Town Cricket Club playing against Trimaran Cricket Club in the  Carmarthenshire Cricket League at Parc Stephens in the summer of 1976. The batsman pictured is Geraint Gower, while the umpire on duty that day was Llewelyn Rees. Visible in the background is the old pavilion, which was later demolished and rebuilt at its present location.

Kidwelly Town Cricket Club origins and long-standing local presence
 

Kidwelly has had organised cricket in the community for over a hundred years. News reports show that Kidwelly Town Cricket Club fielded aside  as early as 1865 indicating the club was active in the 19th Century and was part of the town’s sporting life alongside other local clubs long before modern league structures existed, they gained league status in 1949 with the earliest mention in the press of playing on Parc Stephens. Kidwelly being 1946

The present day was associated with the sports and recreation facilities at Parc Stephens, the town’s main multi-sport ground, which has hosted cricket, rugby, football and other community sports for many years as a focal point of local sporting activity.