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The history so far...
The
club was named after the successful, though albeit short-lived,
1980s pop group "The Insignificants". Indeed
you will probably remember their seminal work Ban the
Bomb Don, which just failed to chart. It is naturally
still sung whenever a club player takes 5 wickets or makes
fifty.
The
cricket club was formally founded in 1996 in Gweek, Cornwall
to encapsulate the true values of indecisiveness, irrelevance,
community and interaction. It retains these core values to
this day.
Original
games were fought in West London, but with members moving
to pastures near and far the club is now willing to play matches
anywhere and everywhere. 
Players
come and go but the unique spirit remains the same - a sense
of fun, corinthian values and making sure we remain very,
very successful!
(Please
note that last year was a very difficult year for the ICC,
losing our incredible, long standing, nine season unbeaten
run. Let's start another great run this year!! - Don
White)
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