ABOUT THE FIELDBOOK
Cricket context with its evidence labels left on.
Creasewheel Cambridge identifies the legal organization responsible for the app, separates public-record facts from illustration, and keeps live club services outside an offline learning tool.
WHY THIS FORMAT
A fieldbook is deliberately different from a live club portal.
The app packages its learning material and illustrations inside the Android installation. It does not provide fixtures, registrations, live scores, team selection, member records, venue access, emergency dispatch or official communication.
That separation matters: a static learning card cannot know today's ground condition, a participant's health, a competition rule variation or who currently holds authority at a session.
Product identity
Consumer name: Creasewheel Cambridge
Package: nz.org.cambridgecricket.creasewheel
Release: 1.0.0
Operating model: packaged content with bounded local preferences; external sources open only after the user's action.
PUBLIC-RECORD CONTEXT
A short Victoria Square scoreline.
The historical dates below are attributed to the association's 2020 Waipā District Council application. They are not presented as independently audited archival conclusions.
- 1876
A reported first game
The 2020 application reports that the first game on Victoria Square was played in 1876.
- 1954
Pavilion milestone
The same application reports construction of the then-current building in 1954.
- 1986
An earlier extension
The application reports an extension in 1986.
- 2020
Extension and wider use
The application describes a further extension and activity spanning primary, intermediate and high-school cricket.
- 2023
Field relationship
A Council lease review identifies the association in relation to Victoria Square's cricket oval and field-management responsibilities other than mowing.
Detailed citations and review dates are available in the Source Scorebook.