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BANK OF ENGLAND CRICKET CLUB
(Founded 1908)
2022 MEMBER HANDBOOK
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Bank of England Cricket Club 2022 Member Handbook
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Contents & About Us
Club History 4 Who are we?
Chairman’s Welcome 6
Club Captain’s Message 8 We are a fully inclusive club and welcome players of all ages, abilities,
and backgrounds to play both social and competitive cricket. We offer a
Junior Cricket Coordinator’s Message 10 wide range of cricket on Saturdays, Sundays, and midweek.
Training & Key Contacts 12
Membership 14 Originally the club existed purely for Bank of England staff and
pensioners, but over time this grew to include family members and ex
Playing Locations 16-17
staff. Small numbers of non-Bank affiliated individuals were eventually
Senior Team Profiles & Fixtures 19 permitted, but it was not until 2020 that we became a fully open club.
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1 XI 19 We continue to recognise our Bank heritage and affiliation by aiming to
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be the cricket club of choice for staff in the London area, whilst also
2 XI 20 being welcome to all in the local community.
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3 XI 21
4th XI 22 Our junior section was founded in 1993 thanks to the hard work of Barry
Brown, and what began with just a small number of young cricketers has
Sunday XI 23
since expanded to a thriving membership. Many of our young cricketers
Bank Blitz T20 XI 24 have gone on to represent the club at all levels, and we aim to continue
Midweek XI 25 developing our own talent for the future.
Super Sixes (Indoor) 26
Junior Team Profiles & Fixtures 28 Where are we based?
U16 – U19 28
U15s (with u14s) 28 We can be found in South-West London, making us accessible for both
those within London and north-east Surrey.
U13s 29
U12s (with u11s) 30 Our home from 1908 was the Bank of England Sports Centre in
U10s 31 Roehampton. However, in 2019 the Bank took the decision to lease out
the site and the future of cricket there remains uncertain. Our new home
U9s 32
ground is Oberon Playing Fields in Raynes Park.
U8s & Below 32
President Main Grounds
Peter Oliver was deservedly elected as our President in • Oberon, Lindisfarne Road, Raynes Park, SW20 0NW
2020. Please see here for more details on the many • Beverley Meads (Wimbledon Rugby Club), Preston Road, Raynes
ways in which Peter has served the club for decades. Park, SW20 0SS
• Barn Elms Sports Trust, Barnes, SW13 9SA
We are affiliated to the England Cricket Board, Surrey Cricket Foundation & Bank of England
We are members of the Bank of England Sports Club and the Cricket Club Conference
We participate in the Surrey Championship, Surrey Junior Championship and Surrey Slam competitions
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Club History
There are historical records of a Bank of England Cricket Club (BOECC) dating back to 1867, but fixtures were infrequent and the club
loosely formalised. The modern founding of the club occurred in 1908 with the formation of the Bank of England Sports Club in
Roehampton, South-West London.
The club played friendly cricket from 1908 through to 1970, with the superb facilities attracting fine opposition from both near and
far. Four Saturday teams and multiple Sunday sides were fielded, with club records being set that still stand to this day; B.A Smith’s
145 wickets in 1942, Peter Feldwick’s 10-46 in 1946, Ralph Smith’s 193 not out in 1947, plus John Hopwood’s 2055 runs in 1948.
Our league adventures began in 1971 with the formation of the Surrey Cricketers League (SCL). We did not win any silverware but
were fundamental to the continued organisation of the league, with our own Barry Hoffmann eventually becoming its Chairman. In
1987 the SCL merged with the Surrey Championship (originally formed in 1968), which is where we have played ever since.
Playing availability was excellent throughout this period, and for several years the club were able to field five Saturday teams. This
helped the 1st XI to our first promotion from Division 2 in 1989, as we took a seat at the top table of Surrey cricket for the first time.
The feat was repeated in 1993, this time unbeaten, eventually leading to our highest ever finish of 4 th in Division 1 in 1999. At the time
this made us the fourth best team in all of Surrey – not bad for a bunch of bankers! It also earned qualification for the first ever season
of the newly formed Premier League in 2000.
This proved to be a short-lived experience as relegation swiftly followed, but in 2001 we bounced back for another crack at the Premier
League in 2002. Immediate relegation again followed, and this remains our most recent season in the top division. A period of
rebuilding followed as we yo-yoed between the divisions, mostly downwards, and by 2009 were in Division 3. The success of the junior
section (formed in 1993) stabilised the club hereafter, and in 2015 we took a step back in the right direction with promotion into
Division 2, where we have remained since.
At the end of the 2019 season our ground was leased out, so since 2020 our new home ground has been Oberon Playing Fields in
Raynes Park. This helped to bring the whole club closer together, which included the 1st XI’s run to the T20 Cup quarter finals in 2021.
Curiously, despite five promotion campaigns the club is yet to win a 1 st XI league title. Fortunately, the same cannot be said for our
other sides, with the 2nd XI winning Division 1 in 2002 (plus two other promotion seasons), and the 3rd XI also winning their respective
Division 2 in 1990. The Midweek XI has found success by winning the London Banks Cup in 1990 and 1994, whilst in recent years the
Public Services T20 Tournament has been claimed on six different occasions, most recently in 2019.
As a club we are not all about winning, with a fine tradition of socialising on numerous club tours, including major trips abroad to
Barbados (1982), Australia (1988), New Zealand (1993) and South Africa (2003). An annual tour to Sussex ran for almost 60 years
between 1921-1979, and to this day we still arrange annual trips to Kent (since 1923) and Buckinghamshire (since 1986).
For the full story, please see our website here. For a full recap of the 2021 season and the award winners, please see here.
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Chairman’s Welcome
possible. We have retained the flexibility to do so if the
opportunity arises but are pressing on with plans to further
improve our alternative locations.
We continue to work with Hall School to upgrade the facilities
at Oberon and during the winter a shed has been built to
accommodate the heavy roller, which also provides some
additional storage. A defibrillator has been purchased for the
site (but fingers crossed we never need to use it), whilst we
have also invested in a new boundary rope to provide more of
that traditional cricketing feel. Perhaps most importantly, we
have also ordered a mobile batting cage to be used in
conjunction with a flicx roll up wicket, giving us an on-site net
option for players to warm up in. We continue to investigate
options around building a proper artificial net facility, but this
Club Chairman is a long-term project that will require significant funding.
Peter Andrews
We have managed to secure a new location for 3rd and 4th XI
cricket, hosted by Wimbledon Rugby Club at Beverley Meads
Welcome to our 2022 members’ handbook, which brings Recreation Ground. There is a small pavilion by the pitch, plus
together all the essential information about the club for our a bar. Crucially, the ground is a short walk to Oberon, so the
members ahead of the season. club can more easily socialise together on Saturdays as games
conclude. At both grounds, we must remember the importance
We very much appreciate the contribution of our growing band of being good tenants and good neighbours, as well as the Bank
of sponsors, without which our new life as a fully open cricket of England’s reputation.
club would be hard to maintain.
Training for both seniors and juniors will continue to take place
For the first time in our history, we will have a shirt sponsor as at Barn Elms Sports Trust, which worked well last year.
PRESTIGE CARS AND COURIERS will be the principal partners of
the club. I encourage all members to buy the playing shirt here 2022 will see the welcome return of tea during afternoon
to support this partnership. Prestige will also be providing food games. Match fees have been adjusted to reflect this and are
and drink on President’s Day on 7th August and have challenged easily payable via the Pitchero app. At both of our main grounds
us to a T20 match on 16th August. food shall be supplied by LEE HOME COOKING and I’m very
much looking forward to what’s in store!
We also welcome on board WOODFORD SOLICITORS, whose
logo will feature on the sleeve of our playing shirts. Our Like every club, we depend on volunteers to keep going. If you
returning sponsors include FAB, who were brave enough to be can help in any way, then please do let us know. The Social
the first on board and provided many prizes throughout 2021, Secretary position is open, and we need new recruits for both
plus WIMBLEDON COMMON GOLF CLUB, who will host our our junior and commercial sub-committees. We will also
annual golf day on Bank Holiday Monday 2nd May. sponsor some of the cost for coaching, umpiring and first aid
courses, so please do get in touch if interested.
Their support is invaluable, and we would also like to also thank
BUFFALO, who provide kit for the end of season raffle; SHEEN We can all help to raise funds for the club and our 2022 charity
SPORTS, who have had a relationship with our colts for many of the year Chance To Shine. One simple step is to sign up to
years, where our members can enjoy a discount; SW19 DESIGN Easyfundraising, as you can raise money for free simply by
& PRINT, whose work includes the banners of other sponsors shopping online. And now that we are a Community Amateur
at Oberon; and TIFLEX, who provide cricket balls for some of Sports Club, we can receive tax efficient donations (see here).
our friendly games. Please do support these companies and
make their representatives welcome at our events. Throughout the year we organise many club events,
competitions, and tours. Further details can be found here and
2021 was a year of transition as we enjoyed a full season of these help to bring the whole club together, whilst raising vital
cricket after covid – please see the 2021 annual cricket report funds and sometimes offering the chance of prizes. Please do
here for full recap. 2022 is shaping up nicely to be even bigger diarise them and sign up.
and better, so please do get friends and family involved.
Lastly, the big one that ensures any club can survive; please do
The All-England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC) has decided that pay your annual memberships promptly, as it helps fund all our
there will be no cricket at our former ground at Roehampton. activities. It is easier than ever through the “shop” section of
We are making representations to official bodies about this, but Pitchero, so no excuses!
we must plan on the assumption that a return may not be
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Club Captain’s Message
legacy to be proud of with colts of all eras throughout the Club,
from the 1s captain to the deepest depths of the 4th XI.
So, with new venues and a potential golden generation coming
through the youth section, will this result in glory on the field?
No team will be striving harder for that than the 1st XI, with
captain Kit Winder aiming to achieve promotion after last year’s
3rd place in Division 2. In the T20 Cup, the team will be looking
to replicate last year’s Cinderella run to the quarter finals.
The other Saturday sides will be hoping to achieve success in
their own competitions, whilst giving opportunities to the Bank
stars of tomorrow. The 2nd XI will once again be led by club
Club Captain stalwart Aaron Crane in 2nd XI Division 3, where a new
Mark Streather challenge awaits after a couple of seasons of squad rebuilding.
With some exciting new players coming into the squad, Aaron’s
side are one to watch this year at their new level.
Always a dubious accolade to be asked to follow the Club Chair
in the introductory section. I hope that this introduction will The 3rd XI hope to build on a strong finish to last year’s historic
flow seamlessly on in much the same manner as I have campaign in Division 6 East, which saw an artificially tricky
modelled my batting style after Mr Andrews. I am delighted to division due to Covid realignment. Captain Yahya Soofi’s side
have been elected as Club Captain, following on from the fine showed with wins against the top teams that they can compete
work of Saugata Sen last year. against anyone, and with a more settled squad of players will
be hoping to make a run for the title. For Tom Campbell, he just
Firstly, I need-as always-to pay tribute to our incredibly hard- needs to manage the weight of expectation that comes with
working Management Committee who have put us in such a captaining the 4th XI on a Fuller Cup winning streak.
fantastic position for the start of the new season. The work that
our Chair and Secretary especially have accomplished to get us Away from Saturdays, the rest of the Club continues to go from
to where we are today has been nothing short of heroic. The strength to strength, offering something for everyone. On
Club owes them a huge debt that I’ll completely forget about Sundays players from across the club join together to play
when Peter drops a skier off my bowling in May. traditional friendly cricket, mostly at home. The team is
captained by a different player every week, and it is a great
Chief amongst these successes is the fantastic news that the place to enjoy your cricket in a less pressurised setting.
2022 season will bring a shiny new venue for our devastating
opening spells, incredible screaming catches, and heroic batting Our activities are not just limited to weekends. The Bank Blitz
collapses. Bringing the Club closer together has been a key T20 XI play in the Surrey Slam with some competitive but fun
focus of the Committee, so it’s incredible to now have two cricket under captain Rich Kendall. John Jackson’s Midweek XI
home grounds within a 1-minute drive from each other in play a mixture of afternoon declaration and evening T20 games
Raynes Park, at Oberon and Beverley Meads (Wimbledon and these games are open to all, but we also try to include our
Rugby Club). It’s a great venue and the social side of the Club Bank staff element as much as possible. Perfect for those who
will only go stronger with all 4 Saturday sides, plus the Sunday have recently had an unsuccessful meeting with a particular
team and both midweek sides, playing so close to each other. opponent and are looking for revenge on the field. Finally, we
shall also be re-entering the winter Indoor Cricket League in a
Saugata’s role was crucial in the strides we have made to come desperate attempt to fill the long, cold, winter months.
together as a club. From a captain’s perspective last year,
having a central coordinator behind the scenes was a huge deal I can’t wait to get out there and sign up for as much cricket as
and I have big shoes to fill, so I have already extended my possible in 2022. There’s so much to be optimistic about around
follow-through to half the wicket to copy his bowling style. the Club, both on the field and off it. Please make your captain’s
lives easier by regularly updating your availability on Pitchero.
One of Saugata’s main achievements was in the number of It is so hard finding players at late notice, so please try to
juniors playing senior cricket, and this is something I’ll be honour your cricketing commitments once made. We’d love
working on closely with the Colts Co-ordinator Rich Kendall. there to be an endless supply of replacements but if you drop
This was at its highest level for years and even meant the out on a Friday, someone is playing with 10! If there are any
resurrection of an occasional 5th XI, so maintaining that player issues with any aspect of selection, please speak to either your
pathway is going to be a key focus in the continuing success of team captain or me – our full availability and selection
the club. This is in no small part due to the immense guidelines for all the teams can be found here.
contribution of Barry Brown and Charlie Armour, and as they
retire from roles in the junior section, they have an enormous Enjoy pre-season and see you on the pitch (or potentially even
in my fantasy cricket team if you’re cheap enough).
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Junior Cricket Coordinator’s Message
feeds into our youngest match playing team, the u9s (Year 4),
who will be playing soft ball “pairs” cricket with 6 players per
team in the Surrey Junior Championship. The number of
participants has decreased to allow each child to have more
“meaningful moments”, and we will ensure everyone gets the
opportunity to participate.
The u10 (Year 5) age group sees the introduction of the hard
cricket ball, with numbers increasing to 8 per team. The cup
competitions also begin at this age group, so our young players
can enjoy the added excitement of knock out play.
The u12s (Year 7) are combined with our u11s (Year 6), with
Junior Cricket Coordinator proper “out when you’re out” cricket and the full 11 players per
Richard Kendall side. I’d like to say this is the format that will serve them well
for the rest of their cricketing careers, but who knows what
inventions will be around the corner?!
Firstly, a huge thank you to the legendary Barry Brown, who has
been the lead organiser of our junior section since its inception At the u13 (Year 8) age group players continue their
in 1993. I was one of the beneficiaries of this, although winning development and start to really kick on as they become more
the league as an u13 back in 2002 now seems like a very long accustomed to “out when you’re out” cricket.
time ago!
The u15s (Year 10) are combined with our u14s (Year 9) age
Barry is taking a well-earned back seat after almost 30 years, groups, and we begin to look at identifying individuals who are
although I’m very pleased to say will continue to provide ready to also play senior cricket through our player pathway. It
support as part of a three-pronged management team was fantastic to see so many making their senior debuts last
alongside myself and Mo Dilshad. This should ensure minimal year, with the Saturday 4th XI and Sunday XI both ideal starting
disruption behind the scenes, with Head Coach Ian Hussain points playing friendly cricket. This helps to ensure youngsters
continuing to lead our ECB qualified coaching team. can adjust and learn about the game in a pressure free setting.
It is very exciting to be able to provide junior cricket again in Historically we have occasionally fielded an u17 team but that
2022, as we continue to build upon the big re-start for BOECC is not possible in 2022 due to limited numbers. This remains
junior cricket of 2021. Our players needed to catch up on the under review for the future as we would love to continue
cricket missed in the 2020 covid season, and performances (and offering age group specific cricket at either u17 or u19 levels.
results) improved markedly as the 2021 season progressed.
I would encourage all our players in the Academy (u16-u19) age
Numbers have been very promising at winter training with groups to make themselves available for the senior adult
many coming on leaps and bounds. It will be great to see how teams. There is plenty of cricket to go around that suits all ages
much they have developed when summer training and matches and abilities, and we are very keen to continue developing our
begin in late April. own players. Many of our current adult players came through
the BOECC junior section, including the current 1st XI, 2nd XI &
Training will again be taking place at Barn Elms Sports Trust 4th XI captains. All are very welcome at senior training on
(BEST), which worked well last year. The setting is very Wednesday evenings.
pleasant, and parents are encouraged to stay with a BYO glass
or two, or to visit the nearby Red Lion pub. The BEST facilities It goes without saying that looking after our young players is
are good and serve our purposes well, whilst we continue to crucial, and all our relevant safeguarding policies can be found
engage in dialogue regarding any potential future return to the here. We take these seriously and ask anyone with concerns to
Bank Sports Centre in the longer term. report these to any Committee Member, or to our new
Safeguarding Officer Michael Chadwick.
The Surrey Junior Championship enjoyed a successful debut
season last year, bringing together all junior cricket within the Lastly, I will make a point of reminding everyone that we need
county under one banner. This has formalised a standard set of volunteers at all age groups. Be it to help take a register at
playing conditions and will help to benefit young players across Friday training, helping to umpire, or even providing a lift to
Surrey in the longer term. others for matches, it would be great if everyone could do their
part. We have always been lucky to have so many supportive
As usual our youngest age group is the u7s / u8s (Years 2 & 3), parents at BOECC, and I am sure this will continue long into the
who will focus on learning the fundamentals of the game at future.
Friday night training. This is a great place to start in learning the
essentials of technique, whilst also having fun. This age group I look forward to a great summer of youth cricket!
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11Training & Key Contacts
SENIOR TRAINING JUNIOR TRAINING
• Wednesdays at 7 - 9pm from 27th April onwards • Fridays at 6.30 - 8.30pm from 22nd April onwards
• Open to all adult players, plus junior players in the u15 age • Open to all junior players up to the age of u15
group
• Head Coach Ian Hussain leads our team of ECB qualified
• Led by a senior club player coaches every week throughout the summer
KEY CONTACTS
Chairman Phone Email
Peter Andrews 07771 600 701 bpa.andrews@outlook.com
Secretary Phone Email
Richard Kendall 07812 655 942 rjw_kendall@hotmail.co.uk
Treasurer Phone Email
Anindya Ghosh Chowdhury 07701 296 186 anindyagchowdhury@gmail.com
Saturday Fixtures Secretary Phone Email
Mike Broughton 07842 002 890 mikeb67@hotmail.co.uk
Sunday Fixtures Secretary Phone Email
Brian Milligan 0208 777 5375 briangmilligan@btinternet.com
Membership Secretary Phone Email
Debarshi Roy 07880 226 158 debarshi.roy82@gmail.com
Social Secretary Phone Email
TBC TBC TBC
Commercial Officer Phone Email
Sarah Bender 07788 148 831 sarahbender@mac.com
Facilities & Equipment Officer Phone Email
Andrew Merriman 07412 527 571 acemerriman85@yahoo.co.uk
Safeguarding Officer Phone Email
Michael Chadwick 07976 204 196 mc@michaelchadwick.com
Junior Cricket Coordinator Phone Email
Richard Kendall 07812 655 942 rjw_kendall@hotmail.co.uk
Assistant Junior Cricket Phone Email
Barry Brown 07710 384 087 barryrkbrown@gmail.com
Assistant Junior Cricket Phone Email
Mo Dilshad 07775 927 635 dilshad1@hotmail.com
Club Captain Phone Email
Mark Streather 07910 017 690 strev2@hotmail.co.uk
Senior Team Captains & Vice-Captains
Please see the individual team pages below for contact details
Junior Team Managers
Please see the individual team pages below for contact details
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SENIOR CRICKET MEMBERSHIP
Adult £155 • Subscriptions increase to £175 for existing members after 30 April 2022.
(u20 age group +)
BOE Staff / Pensioners £105 • Reduced rate as BOE staff / pensioners are eligible for a £50 subsidy from the BOE
via BOECC. This is not subsidised by BOECC.
• Subscriptions increase to £125 for existing members after 30 April 2022.
Student £60 • Subscriptions increase to £80 for existing members after 30 April 2022.
(u20 age group + in FTE)
Academy £60 • Subscriptions increase to £80 for existing members after 30 April 2022.
(u16 - u19 age groups)
Social £35 • This membership is designed for mainly non-playing members.
Membership Offers
• All new playing members will receive a BOECC match shirt as a complementary welcome upon joining the club.
• Existing members will receive a £5 rebate (to a maximum of £50) through a “refer a friend” scheme as a reward for signing
up a new playing member.
New Senior Cricket Members
• Annual subscriptions are due by 31 May or 3 weeks after the date of the first match played, whichever is sooner.
• New members joining after 1 June may be eligible for a pro rata membership at the discretion of BOECC (contact Membership
Secretary for further details).
MEMBERSHIPS CAN BE PAID WITHIN THE “SHOP” SECTION OF PITCHERO
JUNIOR CRICKET MEMBERSHIP
Junior £115 • Subscriptions increase to £135 for existing members after 30 April 2022.
(aged u7-u15)
Junior Sibling £90 • Subscriptions increase to £110 for existing members after 30 April 2022.
(younger sibling of
another junior member)
Junior Family £90 • Subscriptions increase to £110 for existing members after 30 April 2022.
(child of a senior member)
Membership Offers
• All new playing members will receive a BOECC match shirt as a complementary welcome upon joining the club.
• Existing members will receive a £5 rebate (to a maximum of £50) through a “refer a friend” scheme as a reward for signing
up a new playing member.
New Junior Cricket Members
• Annual subscriptions are due by 30 April.
• New members joining after 1 June may be eligible for a pro rata membership at the discretion of BOECC (contact Membership
Secretary for further details).
All members are reminded that they agree to adhere to our full set of club rules and policies available here.
To see the full list of membership benefits please see here.
To claim any membership offers contact Membership Secretary Debarshi Roy (see page 11 for contact details).
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15Senior Playing Locations
Oberon Playing Fields Address: Lindisfarne Road, Raynes Park, SW20 0NW
Teams: 1st XI, 2nd XI, Sunday XI, Midweek XI, Bank Blitz T20 XI
Parking: Off-site at Cottenham Park Road (SW20 ODW) – this is
the bottom entrance to the ground.
Notes:
• No spikes in the pavilion and we must clean up after
ourselves. Use all bins provided.
• Small numbers permitted on the balcony and standing only.
• Be considerate to local residents.
Beverley Meads Recreation Ground Address: Preston Road, Raynes Park, SW20 0SS
(Wimbledon Rugby Club)
Teams: 3rd XI, 4th XI
Parking: On site at the Preston Road entrance (SW20 OSS) – this
is nearest to the pitch. Do not park on roads marked as private.
Notes:
• No spikes in the pavilion and we must clean up after
ourselves. Use all bins provided.
• Bar access available on agreed dates to be advertised.
• Be considerate to local residents.
Barn Elms Sports Trust Address: Queen Elizabeth Walk, Barnes, SW13 9SA
Teams: Summer training for all sides.
Parking: On site
Notes:
• Nets are artificial – no spikes allowed.
Bank of England Sports Centre Address: Bank Lane (off Priory Lane), Roehampton, SW15 5JQ
Notes:
• Our traditional home from 1908 - 2019 has been unavailable
to us since the 2020 season for several reasons.
• Dialogue is ongoing regarding any potential future return.
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Barn Elms Sports Trust Address: Queen Elizabeth Walk, Barnes, SW13 9SA
Teams: Summer training for all sides.
Parking: On site
Notes:
• Nets are artificial – no spikes allowed.
Oberon Playing Fields Address: Lindisfarne Road, Raynes Park, SW20 0NW
Teams: U15
Parking: Off-site at Cottenham Park Road (SW20 ODW) – this is
the bottom entrance to the ground.
Notes:
• No spikes in the pavilion and we must clean up after
ourselves. Use all bins provided.
• Small numbers permitted on the balcony and standing only.
• Be considerate to local residents.
King’s House Address: Riverside Drive, Chiswick, W4 2SH
Teams: U12, U13
Parking: On site
Notes:
• No spikes in the pavilion.
Barnes Common Address: Vine Road, Barnes, SW13 0NE
Teams: U9, U10
Parking: Vine Road or Station Road
Notes:
• No pavilion.
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181st XI Team Profile
Team Information:
The 1s are the flagship side of the club near the top end of
Surrey’s premier league structure, the AJ Sports Surrey
Championship. League fixtures are a mixture of 50 over matches
and timed (declaration) games. The 1s also compete in the
Surrey Championship T20 Edwards Cup.
The 1s have been in Division 2 since 2016 and in the recent 2021
campaign finished 3rd, narrowly missing out on promotion.
There was also a historic run to the quarter finals of the T20 Cup
for the first time ever.
Kit Winder captains the side for a fourth season in a bid to return
to Division 1 for the first time since 2005.
2022 Competitions: Captain:
• Surrey Championship 1st XI Division 2 • Kit Winder (07795 544 899)
• Surrey Championship T20 Edwards Cup • Email: kit.winder@gmail.com
2021 Performance: Vice-Captain:
• Surrey Championship 1st XI Division 2 – 3rd • Patrick Tice (07311 664 545)
• Surrey Championship T20 Edwards Cup – Quarter Finals • Email: pja.tice@gmail.com
• BOECC Fuller Cup – 2nd
Team Honours:
• Surrey Championship Division 1 Runners Up (2001)
• Surrey Championship Division 2 Runners Up (1989, 1993)
• Surrey Championship Division 3 Runners Up (2007, 2015)
2022 Fixture List (Home Ground – Oberon Playing Fields)
Date Opposition Venue Competition Match Type Start Time
(1st XI unless stated) (Home is Oberon unless stated)
23 April Long Ditton Away Friendly 40 overs 13:00
30 April Streatham & Marlborough Away Friendly 40 overs 13:00
7 May Camberley Home League 50 overs 12:00
14 May Dorking Away League 50 overs 12:00
21 May Farnham Home League 50 overs 12:00
28 May Epsom Away League 50 overs 12:00
4 June Leatherhead Home League Timed 12:00
By 6 June Horsley & Send / Cobham Avorians Home T20 Cup 20 overs 17:30
11 June Old Rutlishians Home League Timed 12:00
18 June Old Hamptonians Away League Timed 12:00
25 June Walton on Thames Home League Timed 12:00
2 July Oxted & Limpsfield Away League Timed 12:00
9 July Camberley Away League Timed 12:00
16 July Dorking Home League Timed 12:00
23 July Farnham Away League Timed 12:00
30 July Epsom Home League Timed 12:00
6 Aug Leatherhead Away League 50 overs 12:00
13 Aug Old Rutlishians Away League 50 overs 12:00
20 Aug Old Hamptonians Home League 50 overs 12:00
27 Aug Walton on Thames Away League 50 overs 11:30
3 Sept Oxted & Limpsfield Home League 50 overs 11:30
Additional rounds of the Surrey Championship T20 Cup may be arranged depending on qualification.
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Team Information:
The 2s play high level competitive cricket within the AJ Sports
Surrey Championship. League fixtures are a mixture of 50 over
matches and timed (declaration) games.
After six seasons in Division 2 this is the 2s’ first season in
Division 3, having been relegated in the recent 2021 campaign.
Aaron Crane captains the side for a third season in a bid to
return to Division 2 at the first time of asking.
2022 Competitions: Captain:
• Surrey Championship 2nd XI Division 3 • Aaron Crane (07545 465 937)
• Email: aaroncrane84@gmail.com
2021 Performance: Vice-Captain:
• Surrey Championship 2nd XI Division 2 – 10th • Yogi Patel (07743 222 170)
• BOECC Fuller Cup – 4th • Email: ypatel1312@msn.com
Team Honours:
• Surrey Championship Division 1 Winners (2002)
• Surrey Championship Division 2 Runners Up (1993, 2014)
2022 Fixture List (Home Ground – Oberon Playing Fields)
Date Opposition Venue Competition Match Type Start Time
(2nd XI unless stated) (Home is Oberon unless stated)
23 April Club Pairs Tournament Home Internal Pairs 13:00
30 April Streatham & Marlborough Home Friendly 40 overs 13:00
7 May Cheam Away League 50 overs 12:00
14 May Ewell Home League 50 overs 12:00
21 May Hampton Wick Royal Away League 50 overs 12:00
28 May Worcester Park Home League 50 overs 12:00
4 June Streatham & Marlborough Away League Timed 12:00
11 June Woking & Horsell Away League Timed 12:00
18 June Old Wimbledonians Home League Timed 12:00
25 June Old Hamptonians Away League Timed 12:00
2 July Old Emanuel Home (Mynthurst CC) League Timed 12:00
9 July Cheam Home (Ewhurst CC) League Timed 12:00
16 July Ewell Away League Timed 12:00
23 July Hampton Wick Royal Home League Timed 12:00
30 July Worcester Park Away League Timed 12:00
6 Aug Streatham & Marlborough Home League 50 overs 12:00
13 Aug Woking & Horsell Home League 50 overs 12:00
20 Aug Old Wimbledonians Away League 50 overs 12:00
27 Aug Old Hamptonians Home League 50 overs 12:00
3 Sept Old Emanuel Away League 50 overs 12:00
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203rd XI Team Profile
Team Information:
The 3s play competitive cricket within the AJ Sports Surrey
Championship regional divisions. Fixtures are exclusively 40 over
matches.
After a period of 25 years away, the 3s re-entered the league in
Division 6 East in 2021, finishing comfortably mid-table in 5th.
Yahya Soofi captains the side for a third season as we aim for
promotion whilst developing some of our younger players.
2022 Competitions: Captain:
• Surrey Championship Regional Division 6 East • Yahya Soofi (07534 511 849)
• Email: ys-123@hotmail.co.uk
2021 Performance: Vice-Captain:
• Surrey Championship Regional Division 6 East – 5th • Mo Dilshad (07775 927 635)
• BOECC Fuller Cup – 3rd • Email: dilshad1@hotmail.com
Team Honours:
• Surrey Championship Division 2 Winners (1990)
2022 Fixture List (Home Ground – Beverley Meads Recreation Ground)
Date Opposition Venue Competition Match Type Start Time
(3rd XI unless stated) (Home is BM unless stated)
23 April Club Pairs Tournament Home (Oberon) Internal Pairs 13:00
30 April Phoenix 1 Home Friendly 40 overs 13:00
7 May Alleyn Away League 40 overs 13:00
14 May Merton 4 Home League 40 overs 13:00
21 May Roehampton Away League 40 overs 13:00
28 May Malden Wanderers 5 Home League 40 overs 13:00
4 June Wallington Away League 40 overs 13:00
11 June Old Whitgiftians 4 Home League 40 overs 13:00
18 June Old Emanuel Away League 40 overs 13:00
25 June Trinity Mid-Whitgiftian 4 Away League 40 overs 13:00
2 July Cheam 5 Home League 40 overs 13:00
9 July Alleyn Home League 40 overs 13:00
16 July Merton 4 Away League 40 overs 13:00
23 July Roehampton Home League 40 overs 13:00
30 July Malden Wanderers 5 Away League 40 overs 13:00
6 Aug Wallington Home League 40 overs 13:00
13 Aug Old Whitgiftians 4 Away League 40 overs 13:00
20 Aug Old Emanuel Home League 40 overs 13:00
27 Aug Trinity Mid-Whitgiftian 4 Home League 40 overs 12:00
3 Sept Cheam 5 Away League 40 overs 12:00
10 Sept Hampton Wick Royal 5 Away Friendly 40 overs 12:00
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214th XI Team Profile
Team Information:
The 4s play mostly traditional friendly timed cricket against a
range of teams from across Surrey and South-West London.
Playing declaration cricket ensures that games remain
competitive, as well as enabling all participants to receive
playing opportunities.
Playing in a friendly setting takes the pressure off, but the 4s still
play to win whilst retaining a social atmosphere. The highlights
of the year are the annual fixture against the Veterans XI on
Presidents Day, plus the yearly tour to Buckinghamshire over the
August Bank Holiday weekend.
Tom Campbell captains the side for a first season and will be
looking to keep the fun factor going.
2022 Competitions: Captain:
• Hoffmann Cup (Club Presidents Day) • Tom Campbell (07757 741 010)
• Email: tomcampbell94@hotmail.com
2021 Performance: Vice-Captain:
• Hoffmann Cup - Won • Mark Streather (07910 017 690)
• BOECC Fuller Cup – 1st • Email: strev2@hotmail.co.uk
2022 Fixture List (Home Ground – Beverley Meads Recreation Ground)
Date Opposition Venue Competition Match Type Start Time
(4th XI unless stated) (Home is BM unless stated)
23 April Club Pairs Tournament Home (Oberon) Internal Pairs 13:00
30 April N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
7 May Hampton Wick Royal 5 Home Friendly Timed 13:00
14 May Dorking 4 Away Friendly 40 overs 13:00
21 May XPSG 1 Home Friendly Timed 13:00
28 May Dulwich 6 Away Friendly 40 overs 13:00
4 June St James 1 Home Friendly Timed 13:00
11 June St James 1 Away Friendly Timed 13:00
18 June Red Square Lions 1 Home Friendly Timed 13:00
25 June The TBCs 1 Home Friendly Timed 13:00
2 July Hampton Wick Royal 5 Away Friendly 40 overs 13:00
9 July Leigh 1 Away Friendly 40 overs 13:00
16 July Jed All Stars 1 Home Friendly Timed 13:00
23 July Old Hamptonians 5 Away Friendly 40 overs 13:00
30 July London Erratics 1 Home (Joseph Hood) Friendly Timed 13:00
6 Aug Southbank 1 Away Friendly 40 overs 13:00
7 Aug Veterans XI (President’s Day) Home (Oberon) Cup 20 overs 12:30
13 Aug Old Hamptonians 5 Home Friendly Timed 13:00
20 Aug Epsom Methodists 1 Away Friendly 40 overs 13:00
27 Aug N/A (Bucks Tour) N/A N/A N/A N/A
3 Sept SLS 1 Home Friendly Timed 13:00
10 Sept Sussex Cougars 1 Home (Oberon) Friendly Timed 12:00
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22Sunday XI Team Profile
Team Information:
The Sunday XI play traditional friendly timed cricket against a
range of teams from across Surrey and South-West London.
Playing declaration cricket ensures that games remain
competitive, as well as enabling all participants to receive
playing opportunities.
The team is comprised of members from across the club and
includes visits to some of the most picturesque grounds in the
county. Have a skill that is overlooked by the Saturday captains?
The Sunday XI is the place to give it a go – just ask!
The side has a rotating cast of captains throughout the season,
with a variety of players giving it a go.
2022 Competitions: Sunday XI Fixtures Secretary & Organiser:
• N/A • Brian Milligan (0208 7775 375)
• Email: briangmilligan@btinternet.com
2021 Performance: Match Managers:
• Won 6, Drew 4, Lost 8, 2 Abandoned • Various (see list below)
• See here for contact details
2022 Fixture List (Home Ground – Oberon Playing Fields)
Date Opposition Venue Captain Match Type Start Time
24 April Hyde Heath Home Richard Kendall Timed 14:00
1 May Little Missenden Home Tom Campbell Timed 14:00
8 May Stage Home Akhilesh Sivaraman Timed 14:00
15 May Merton Home Yahya Soofi Timed 14:00
22 May Wisley Home Akhilesh Sivaraman Timed 14:00
29 May Wimbledon United Home Henry Peirse Timed 14:00
5 June Shepperton Home Andrew Merriman Timed 14:00
12 June Park Hill Home Saugata Sen Timed 14:00
19 June Maori & Oxshott Away Mark Hunnable Timed 14:00
26 June Flying Ducksmen Home Richard Down Timed 14:00
3 July Tilford Away Shiraz Husain Timed 14:00
10 July Concorde Away Henry Peirse Timed 14:00
17 July Kensington Home Shiraz Husain Timed 14:00
24 July Sopwith Camels Home Mark Hunnable Timed 14:00
31 July Outwood Away Mark Hunnable Timed 14:00
7 Aug Presidents Day Home - 20 overs 16:00
14 Aug Christchurch Home Anindya Ghosh Chowdhury Timed 14:00
21 Aug Abinger Away Anindya Ghosh Chowdhury Timed 14:00
28 Aug Waggoners Home Anindya Ghosh Chowdhury Timed 13:30
4 Sept Worcester Park Home Akhilesh Sivaraman Timed 13:00
11 Sept Claygate Home Yahya Soofi Timed 13:00
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23Bank Blitz T20 XI Team Profile
Team Information:
The Bank Blitz play competitive T20 cricket within the Surrey
Slam competition during midweek evenings. The structure of
the tournament features a localised group stage, before the
knockout stages begin across Surrey. Certain restrictions are in
place regarding some 1st XI players, to help ensure competitive
fixtures within a social setting.
The team is comprised from members across the club, including
those who may not have the time to play at weekends. 2020 was
our first entry into the competition and in 2021 we were
knocked out in the first knockout round (post group stage).
Richard Kendall captains the side for a third season as we bid to
progress through the knockout stages for the first time.
2022 Competitions: Captain:
• Surrey Slam Cup • Richard Kendall (07812 655 942)
• Email: rjw_kendall@hotmail.co.uk
2021 Performance: Vice-Captain:
• Regional First Knockout Round • Andrew Merriman (07412 527 571)
• Email: acemerriman85@yahoo.co.uk
2022 Fixture List (Home Ground – Oberon Playing Fields)
Date Opposition Venue Competition Match Type Start Time
4 May SinjunGrammarians Away Surrey Slam 20 overs 18:00
17 May Nasir Away Surrey Slam 20 overs 18:00
30 May Merton Home Surrey Slam 20 overs 18:00
16 June SinjunGrammarians Home Surrey Slam 20 overs 18:00
By 10 July Regional Play Offs TBC Surrey Slam 20 overs 18:00
By 31 July Regional Quarter Finals TBC Surrey Slam 20 overs 18:00
(dep. on qualification)
By 31 July Regional Semi Finals TBC Surrey Slam 20 overs 18:00
(dep. on qualification)
By 7 Aug Regional Final TBC Surrey Slam 20 overs 18:00
(dep. on qualification)
21 Aug Surrey Finals Day Valley End CC Surrey Slam 20 overs TBC
(dep. on qualification)
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24Midweek XI Team Profile
Team Information:
The Midweek XI play a social mixture of both timed and T20
cricket, mostly against a variety of other city-based
organisations. The highlight of the season is the annual Public
Services T20 tournament (against our friends / rivals from HMT,
HMRC and the Civil Service).
The team is predominantly geared towards our serving Bank of
England staff and pensioners contingent, but all are welcome.
John Jackson captains the side for an impressive tenth
successive season.
2022 Competitions: Captain:
• Public Services T20 Tournament • John Jackson (07986 177 716)
• Email: john.jackson@bankofengland.co.uk
2021 Performance: Vice-Captain:
• Public Services T20 Tournament cancelled due to covid • Mark Streather (07910 017 690)
pandemic. • Email: strev2@hotmail.co.uk
• Friendlies – Won 4, Lost 3
Team Honours:
• Public Services T20 Tournament Winners
(2010, 2012*, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019)
• London Banks Cup Winners (1990, 1994)
• London Banks Cup Runners Up (1986)
2022 Fixture List (Home Ground – Oberon Playing Fields)
Date Opposition Venue Competition Match Type Start Time
TBC Mandarins Home Friendly Timed 14:00
14 June Hall School Wimbledon Home Friendly 20 overs 16:30
TBC HMT Home Friendly Timed 14:00
19 July Putney Away Friendly Timed 13:00
26 July Public Services T20 Tournament Away Cup 20 overs 14:00
10 Aug Australia House Home Friendly 20 overs 18:00
16 Aug Prestige Group Home Friendly 20 overs 18:00
25 Aug No 10 Home Friendly 20 overs 17:30
31 Aug Civil Service Superstars Home Friendly Timed 13:30
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25Super Sixes (Indoor) Team Profile
Team Information:
The Super Sixes play during the autumn in the Surrey Slam
Indoor Cricket League on midweek evenings. This is a
competition in its’ own right, but also forms part of the ECB
National Indoor Club Championship.
Matches are played indoors with a modified cricket ball by
teams of six players, following the same rules as the traditional
game. A roll down mat is used for the wicket and games consist
of 12 overs per team, and it takes just 1 hour to play.
The team is comprised from members across the club. 2021 was
our first entry into the competition and we were knocked out
after the group stage.
Yusuf Jackson captains the side for the first time.
2022 Competitions: Captain:
• Surrey Slam Indoor Cricket League • Yusuf Jackson (07552 757 144)
• Email: yusuf.jackson6@gmail.com
2021 Performance: Vice-Captain:
• Surrey Slam Indoor Cricket League – 7th (Group Stage) • Andrew Merriman (07412 527 571)
• Email: acemerriman85@yahoo.co.uk
2022 Fixture List (Home Ground – Wimbledon Cricket Club)
Date Opposition Venue Competition Match Type Start Time
October League Fixtures Wimbledon CC Indoor League 12 overs 19:00 – 21:00
November League Fixtures Wimbledon CC Indoor League 12 overs 19:00 – 21:00
December League Fixtures Wimbledon CC Indoor League 12 overs 19:00 – 21:00
January Regional Play Offs Wimbledon CC Indoor League 12 overs TBC
(dep. on qualification)
January Surrey Quarter Finals TBC Indoor League 12 overs TBC
(dep. on qualification)
February Surrey Semi Finals TBC Indoor League 12 overs TBC
(dep. on qualification)
February Surrey Final TBC Indoor League 12 overs TBC
(dep. on qualification)
March National Stages TBC Indoor League 12 overs TBC
(dep. on qualification)
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27U16-U19 (Year 11 and above) Team Profiles
Due to limited numbers, we do not have any age group specific teams for U16s – U19s in
2022. We may be able to arrange some friendly matches depending on numbers, but we
strongly encourage and welcome everyone in these age groups to participate in adult
cricket instead. There is plenty of cricket to go around!
U15 (Year 10) Team Profile
Team Information: Pitch Length:
The U15s (Year 10) are combined with our U14s (Year 9) and are 22 yards
our eldest junior team for the 2021 season. The team play within Match Length:
the Surrey Junior Championship league and cup competitions, 20 overs
with weekly training sessions on Friday evenings.
Numbers per team:
11 players
2022 Competitions:
Format:
• Surrey Junior Championship U15 Tier 3 (North)
Hard ball “out when you’re out” cricket
• Surrey Junior Championship U15 Tier 2 Cup
Restrictions:
Team Manager
Batting – retire at 30
• TBC
Bowling – minimum of 7 bowlers used, maximum of 3 overs
• Email: TBC
per bowler
Team Honours:
• Mid Surrey League Division 1 Runners Up (2006, 2008)
• Mid Surrey League Division 2 Winners (2012)
2022 Fixture List (Home Ground – Oberon Playing Fields)
Date Opposition Venue Competition Match Type Start Time
(Home is Oberon unless stated)
1 May Worcester Park Home League 20 overs 09:30
8 May Worcester Park Home Cup Hundred 09:30
15 May Leatherhead Away League 20 overs 09:30
22 May Old Wimbledonians Home League 20 overs 09:30
29 May Richmond Away League 20 overs 09:30
5 June Wimbledon Home League 20 overs 09:30
12 June Spencer Home (Barnes Common) League 20 overs 09:00
26 June SinjunGrammarians Home League 20 overs 09:30
3 July Kenley Away League 20 overs 13:00
7 Aug Coach / Parents (President’s Day) Home (Oberon) Friendly 20 overs 09:30
Additional fixture for later rounds of the Cup competition may be added subject to qualification.
By 4 June Round 2 TBC Cup Hundred TBC
By 25 June Round 3 TBC Cup Hundred TBC
By 16 July Quarter Final TBC Cup Hundred TBC
By 13 Aug Semi Final TBC Cup Hundred TBC
29 Aug Final Valley End CC Cup Hundred TBC
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28U13 (Year 8) Team Profile
Team Information: Pitch Length:
The U13s (Year 8) play within the Surrey Junior Championship 19 yards
league and cup competitions, with weekly training sessions on Match Length:
Friday evenings. 20 overs
Numbers per team:
2021 Competitions: 11 players
• Surrey Junior Championship U13 Tier 3 (Central) Format:
• Surrey Junior Championship U13 Tier 2 Cup Hard ball “out when you’re out” cricket
Team Manager
Restrictions:
• Ric Stephens (07793208932) Batting – retire at 30
• Email: ricstephens22@gmail.com
Bowling – minimum of 7 bowlers used, maximum of 3 overs
per bowler
Team Honours:
• NEC Surrey League Division 2 Winners (2016)
• NEC Surrey League Division 2 Runners Up (2017, 2018)
• Mid Surrey League Zonal Winners (2002)
2022 Fixture List (Home Ground – King’s House)
Date Opposition Venue Competition Match Type Start Time
(Home is KH unless stated)
1 May Spencer Home League 20 overs 09:30
8 May Thames Ditton Away Cup Hundred 09:30
15 May Worcester Park Away League 20 overs 09:30
22 May Sutton Challengers Home (Barnes Common) League 20 overs 09:30
29 May Malden Wanderers Away League 20 overs 09:30
5 June Old Rutlishians Home League 20 overs 09:30
12 June Old Rutlishians Away League 20 overs 16:30
19 June Malden Wanderers Home League 20 overs 09:30
26 June Sutton Challengers Away League 20 overs 09:30
3 July Worcester Park Home League 20 overs 09:30
10 July Spencer Home League 20 overs 09:30
Additional fixture for later rounds of the Cup competition may be added subject to qualification.
By 4 June Round 2 TBC Cup Hundred TBC
By 25 June Round 3 TBC Cup Hundred TBC
By 16 July Quarter Final TBC Cup Hundred TBC
By 13 Aug Semi Final TBC Cup Hundred TBC
29 Aug Final Valley End CC Cup Hundred TBC
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29U12 (Year 7) Team Profile
Team Information: Pitch Length:
The U12s (Year 7) are combined with our U11s (Year 6) and are 18 yards
our eldest junior team for the 2021 season. The team play within Match Length:
the Surrey Junior Championship league and cup competitions, 20 overs
with weekly training sessions on Friday evenings.
Numbers per team:
11 players
2022 Competitions:
Format:
• Surrey Junior Championship U12 Tier 2 (Central)
Hard ball “out when you’re out” cricket
• Surrey Junior Championship U12 Cup
Restrictions:
Team Manager
Batting – retire at 30
• James Boon (07917774204)
Bowling – minimum of 6 bowlers used, maximum of 4 overs
• Email: james.boon@kpmg.co.uk
per bowler
Team Honours:
• NEC Surrey League Zonal Winners (2006)
• NEC Surrey League Zonal Runners Up (2016)
• Mid Surrey Cup Winners (2006)
2022 Fixture List (Home Ground – King’s House)
Date Opposition Venue Competition Match Type Start Time
(Home is KH unless stated)
6 May Old Wimbledonians Home Cup 20 overs 18:00
8 May Roehampton Home League 20 overs 09:30
15 May Wimbledon Home League 20 overs 09:30
22 May Spencer Away League 20 overs 09:30
29 May Barnes Home League 20 overs 09:30
5 June Dulwich Away League 20 overs 09:30
12 June Dulwich Home League 20 overs 09:30
19 June Barnes Away League 20 overs 09:30
26 June Spencer Home League 20 overs 09:30
3 July Roehampton Away League 20 overs 09:00
10 July Wimbledon Away League 20 overs 09:30
Additional fixture for later rounds of the Cup competition may be added subject to qualification.
By 4 June Round 2 TBC Cup 20 overs TBC
By 25 June Round 3 TBC Cup 20 overs TBC
By 16 July Quarter Final TBC Cup 20 overs TBC
By 13 Aug Semi Final TBC Cup 20 overs TBC
29 Aug Final Valley End CC Cup 20 overs TBC
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30U10 (Year 5) Team Profile
Team Information: Pitch Length:
The U10s (Year 5) play within the Surrey Junior Championship 17 yards
league and cup competitions, with weekly training sessions on
Match Length:
Friday evenings. In addition to league cricket, at U10 level our
16 overs (league) / 20 overs
young cricketers gain their first experience of playing knockout
(cup)
cup cricket against other clubs. It is also at this age group that we
move on to playing with a proper cricket ball. Numbers per team:
8 (league) / 11 (cup) players
2022 Competitions: Format:
• Surrey Junior Championship U10 Tier 3 (North East) Hard ball “pairs” cricket
• Surrey Junior Championship U10 Regional Cup (North East) Restrictions:
Team Manager Batting – 4 overs per pair
• Tom Singlehurst (07789 001285) Bowling – minimum of 7 bowlers used, maximum of 3 overs
• Email: thomas.singlehurst@citi.com per bowler
Team Honours:
• NEC Surrey League Division 2 Winners (2013)
• NEC Surrey League Division 3 Runners Up (2007, 2018, 2019)
• NEC Surrey League Zonal Winners (2005)
2022 Fixture List (Home Ground – Barnes Common)
Date Opposition Venue Competition Match Type Start Time
(Home is BC unless stated)
1 May Spencer Home League 16 overs 09:30
8 May Old Wimbledonians Home League 16 overs 09:30
15 May Dulwich Away League 16 overs 09:30
20 May Roehampton Home (King’s House) Cup 20 overs 18:00
29 May Battersea Ironsides Away League 16 overs 09:30
5 June Battersea Ironsides Away League 16 overs 09:30
12 June Addiscombe Away League 16 overs 09:30
17 June TBC Wimbledon Home (King’s House) League 16 overs 18:00
26 June Spencer Home League 16 overs 09:30
3 July Alleyn Home League 16 overs 09:30
10 July Spencer Home League 16 overs 09:30
Additional fixture for later rounds of the Cup competition may be added subject to qualification.
By 4 June Round 2 TBC Cup 20 overs TBC
By 25 June Quarter Final TBC Cup 20 overs TBC
By 16 July Semi Final TBC Cup 20 overs TBC
By 24 July Final Valley End CC Cup 20 overs TBC
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31U9 (Year 4) Team Profile
Team Information: Pitch Length:
The U9s (Year 4) play within the Surrey Junior Championship 15 yards
league competition, with weekly training sessions on Friday
Match Length:
evenings. At U9 level our young cricketers gain their first
experience of playing league cricket against other clubs. 12 overs
Numbers per team:
2022 Competitions: 6 players
• Surrey Junior Championship U9 Soft Ball (North) Format:
Soft ball “pairs” cricket
Team Manager Restrictions:
Batting – 4 overs per pair
• TBC
• Email: Bowling – 2 overs per bowler
Team Honours:
• NEC Surrey League Zonal Runners Up (2019)
2022 Fixture List (Home Ground – Barnes Common)
Date Opposition Venue Competition Match Type Start Time
(Home is BC unless stated)
8 May Old Wimbledonians Away League 12 overs 09:30
15 May Tadworth Away League 12 overs 09:30
22 May Old Rutlishians Home (Palewell Park) League 12 overs 09:30
29 May Epsom Away League 12 overs 12:00
5 June Wandgas Home League 12 overs 09:00
19 June Old Wimbledonians Home League 12 overs 09:30
26 June Wandgas Away League 12 overs 09:30
3 July Epsom Home (Palewell Park) League 12 overs 09:30
10 July Old Rutlishians Away League 12 overs 12:30
17 July Tadworth Home League 12 overs 09:30
U8 (Year 3) & Below Team Profile
The U8s (Year 3) and below do not play league cricket, instead focussing on training on
Friday evenings only. We believe this helps our players better learn the fundamentals of
the game whilst having fun in a pressure free setting.
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