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THE WIMBLEDON CLUBCRICKET

CLUB DIRECTOR CLARE WOOD

CLUB PRESIDENT MARY PREECE

WCC PRESIDENT BARRY DENNIS

HEAD OF SENIOR CRICKET

SIMON ROBINS

HON TREASURER CRISPIN LYDEN-COWAN

HON SECRETARY JAMIE ANDREWS

DIRECTOR OF CRICKET

JONATHAN SPELLER

HON FIXTURE SECRETARY

ALEX ANDERSON

GROUND STAFF PAUL STALLARD, ANDY FOULDS, JACK FOURACRE

The Wimbledon Club Church Road, Wimbledon, London, SW19 5AG

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COVER IMAGE: Wimbledon 1st XI

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WELCOME FROM THEWCC PRESIDENTWELCOME TO THE WIMBLEDON CRICKET CLUB

The new season is nearly here and winter nets have been well attended, so I suspect competition for places in the teams will be hard.

Last year we did well winning the 2nd XI and 4th XI competitions as well as getting to the National 20/20 Finals in Derby. We have the talent within the club to go further this year and it is time we won the 1st XI title again. Availability is a key factor throughout the sides so please focus on this during the coming months.

I am pleased to welcome our new Director of Cricket, Jonathan Speller. He has settled in well and is getting to know everyone – I know we will all give him our full support. We also welcome back Simon Robins (Robbo) as our Chairman, best known as the most successful Chairman the Club has ever had. I am sure he will be looking to add more successes to our club achievements! The rest of the “back room” team is the same and we have kept fully fit during the winter months and we look forward to supporting all the sides as the season unfolds.

As the news of bad sportsmanship filters through from Cape Town just a word on this subject. Our Club is well known and envied throughout the UK and abroad, and it is important that we do not tarnish the Club’s reputation in any way. So remember to play fair, respect the umpires and the opposition, but always play hard and play to win.

Good luck and enjoy your cricket this summer.

BARRY DENNIS (The Chauffeur) WIMBLEDON CRICKET CLUB PRESIDENT

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WELCOME TO 2018 SEASON

As we urge the days to get longer and the frost to make way for fresh spring mornings, the time is right to welcome you all back to the start of the season ahead. The 2018 season promises to be very successful, with our indoor men’s team having already reached a Regional final before the clocks are set forward. This year I am aiming to capitalise on the great platform that has been created by the hard work and efforts of two very special Wimbledonians, Matthew Spriegal and Nicky Pym, who have left their roles as Cricket Director and Cricket Administrator respectfully.

We would like to thank Nicky for her dedication, attention to detail and relentless effort in ensuring that all junior fixtures and communications were meticulously managed and delivered to our members and staff. Nicky has accepted an exciting position with the Premier League and we wish her every success and happiness in her new role. If changing jobs was not enough, Nicky will be getting married this summer! I speak on behalf of everyone at TWC when I congratulate her and send our fondest love to her on this very special day.

As many of you already know, Matthew has accepted the important role as Surrey’s new Junior Performance Coach. Matthew confidently steered TWC’s cricket section with excellence over the past three years, both on and off the field. Matthew has become an integral part of the Wimbledon cloth and leaves behind a legacy that will help shape the future of the junior section for years to come. His impact will be missed off the field but, in fantastic news that I am delighted to confirm, his efforts for the mighty Dons will continue on the field as he returns as a playing member in 2018.

A special congratulations to the Travelbag Surrey Championship, in which all our adult league teams compete, as they celebrate their 50th anniversary in 2018. Many Wimbledon alumnus have and are serving on the Championship committee, these include Paul Bedford, Crispin Lyden-Cowan, Simon Robins and Alexandra Anderson. The year is sure to involve well-deserved celebrations as the Championship continues to offer some of the best league cricket in the country. Bon Anniversaire and may there be many more milestones to celebrate in the future!

A last word from me as we head into preparations for a full schedule of cricket across our junior and senior membership. I am looking forward to meeting many of you over the warmer months ahead and want to emphasise that my door is always open – and my

WELCOME FROM THECRICKET DIRECTOR

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JONATHAN SPELLER CRICKET DIRECTOR

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phone active! – to discuss any cricket-related matters with you throughout the season. Good luck to all our playing members on their quest to improve our league standings from 2017, especially our 2nd and 4th XI adult teams who both aim to defend their Premier Championship titles. Enjoy your time on the field in both practise and competition. Be proud to wear The Wimbledon Club crest and remember to always play in the spirit of our wonderful game.

We go together as one and are all, as ever, the Mighty Dons.

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NOBODYDOES IT BETTERThe team, led by Paul Stallard, with Andy Foulds & Jack Fouracre, continue to work tirelessly to make improvements to the cricket outfield, square, tennis courts and overall appearance of the grounds.

The Club would like to thank and congratulate the grounds team for another outstanding year of hard work and delivering first class playing surfaces for cricket and tennis.

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SURREY PREMIER FIRST XISATURDAYS / HOME GROUND / CHURCH ROAD / SW19 5AG

CAPTAIN: OLIVER SWANN

DATE OPPONENT GROUND TIME

14th April Ealing Home 12:0021st April Teddington Home 12:0028th April Practise Match Home 12:005th May Cranleigh Home 12:00

12th May Banstead Home 12:0019th May East Molesey Away 12:00

26th May Reigate Priory Away 12:00 28th May (Mon) T20 Super Monday Home All Day 2nd June Weybridge Away 11:009th June Normandy Home 11:0016th June Sutton Away 11:0023rd June Ashtead Away 11:0030th June Sunbury Home 11:00

7th July Banstead Away 11:0014th July Cranleigh Away 11:0021st July Reigate Priory Home 11:0028th July East Molesey Home 11:004th August Weybridge Home 12:0011th August Normandy Away 12:0018th August Sutton Home 12:0025th August Sunbury Away 11:301st September Ashtead Home 11:30

1ST XI HONOURS

SURREY CHAMPIONSHIP PREMIER 1ST XI WINNERS (1981, 1984, 1985, 1992, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2011, 2012, 2013)

SURREY CHAMPIONSHIP TWENTY20 WINNERS (2006, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2017) SE ENGLAND T20 CHAMPIONS (2010, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2017)

SOUTH OF ENGLAND T20 CHAMPIONS (2010, 2012, 2013, 2017)NATIONAL ECB T20 CHAMPIONS (2012, 2013)



WCC 2nd XI – SURREY CHAMPIONS 2017 Back row: Ishaan Rajan, Alex Anderson, Carlton Anand, Dale Payne, Jack Gaf, Tom Cooper, Chris Smith, Crispin Lyden-Cowan Front row: Robbie Gunn, Dilshan de Silva, David Wills (c), Ray de Passos, Adam Fisher

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” DAVID WILLS

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SURREY PREMIER SECOND XISATURDAYS / HOME GROUND / CHURCH ROAD / SW19 5AG

CAPTAIN: DAVID WILLS


14th April Ealing Away 12:0021st April Teddington Away 12:0028th April Practise Match Home 12:005th May Malden Wanderers Away 12:00

12th May Banstead Away 12:0019th May East Molesey Home 12:00

26th May Reigate Priory Home 12:00 2nd June Weybridge Home 12:009th June Farnham Away 12:0016th June Spencer Home 12:0023rd June Ashtead Home 12:0030th June Sunbury Away 12:00

7th July Banstead Home 12:0014th July Malden Wanderers Home 12:0021st July Reigate Priory Away 12:0028th July East Molesey Away 12:004th August Weybridge Away 12:0011th August Farnham Home 12:0018th August Spencer Away 12:0025th August Sunbury Home 12:001st September Ashtead Away 12:00

2ND XI HONOURS

SURREY CHAMPIONSHIP PREMIER 2ND XI WINNERS (1987, 1988, 1989, 1992, 1996, 2000, 2002, 2011, 2012, 2017)


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SURREY PREMIER THIRD XISATURDAYS / HOME GROUND / SHREWSBURY HOUSE

ALMSHOUSE LANE / KT9 2ND CAPTAIN: ADAM SLATER


15th April (Sun) Academy Home 13:005th May Old Whitgiftians Home 12:00

12th May Dulwich Away 12:0019th May Spencer Away 12:00

26th May Sunbury Home 12:00 2nd June Walton on Thames Home 12:009th June Ashtead Away 12:0016th June Sutton Home 12:0023rd June Weybridge Away 12:0030th June Reigate Priory Away 12:00

7th July Dulwich Home 12:0014th July Old Whitgiftians Away 12:0021st July Sunbury Away 12:0028th July Spencer Home 12:004th August Walton on Thames Away 12:0011th August Ashtead Home 12:0018th August Sutton Away 12:0025th August Reigate Priory Home 12:001st September Weybridge Home 12:00

3RD XI HONOURS

SURREY CHAMPIONSHIP PREMIER 3RD XI WINNERS (1984, 1992, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999,

2000, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014)



WCC 4th XI – LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 2017 Back row: Arthur Crocker, George Whipple, George Thomas, Jamie Andrews, Andy Drummond, Harry Crocker Front row: Ben Turner, Rahul Desai, Simon Warrender, Harry Thomas, Pravin Kiritharan

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SURREY PREMIER FOURTH XISATURDAYS / HOME GROUND / SHREWSBURY HOUSE

ALMSHOUSE LANE / KT9 2ND CAPTAIN: ARTHUR CROCKER


15th April (Sun) Academy Home 13:005th May Streatham & Marlb Away 13:00

12th May Dulwich Home 13:0019th May Normandy Home 13:00

26th May Sunbury Away 13:00 2nd June Oxted & Limpsfield Away 13:009th June Banstead Home 13:0016th June SinjunGrammarians Away 13:0023rd June Old Ruts Home 13:0030th June Reigate Priory Home 13:00

7th July Dulwich Away 13:0014th July Streatham & Marlb Home 13:0021st July Sunbury Home 13:0028th July Normandy Away 13:004th August Oxted & Limpsfield Home 13:0011th August Banstead Away 13:0018th August SinjunGrammarians Home 13:0025th August Reigate Priory Away 12:001st September Old Ruts Away 12:00

4TH XI HONOURS

SURREY CHAMPIONSHIP PREMIER 4TH XI WINNERS (2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2013, 2015, 2017)



SURREY PREMIER FIFTH XISATURDAYS / HOME GROUND / RAYNES PARK

RECREATION GROUND / TAUNTON AVENUE / SW20 0BH CAPTAIN: TIM ASH VIE


15th April (Sun) Academy Home 13:005th May Trinity Mid-Whitgiftians Away 13:00

12th May Dorking Away 13:0019th May Addiscombe Home 13:00

26th May Beddington Home 13:00 2nd June Sanderstead Home 13:009th June Old Wimbledonians Away 13:0016th June Merstham Home 13:0023rd June Cheam Home 13:0030th June Oxted & Limpsfield Away 13:00

7th July Dorking Home 13:0014th July Trinity Mid-Whitgiftians Home 13:0021st July Beddington Away 13:0028th July Addiscombe Away 13:004th August Sanderstead Away 13:0011th August Old Wimbledonians Home 12:0018th August Merstham Away 12:0025th August Oxted & Limpsfield Home 12:001st September Cheam Away 12:00

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SURREY DEVELOPMENT ACADEMY XI

SUNDAYS / HOME GROUND / CHURCH ROAD / SW19 5AG



22nd April London New Zealand Home 13:0029th April Banstead Away 13:00

6th May Flashmen Home 13:0013th May Winnings Innings Home 14:00

20th May Old Millfieldians Home 13:0026th August Kensington Home 13:00

8th September (Sat) Wimbledon Park Home 13:00 9th September AELTC v Cumberland Home 13:00


29th April Streatham Home 12:0027th May East Molesey Home 13:30 1st July Valley End Away 13:30 8th July Ashtead Away 13:3015th July Walton-on-Thames Away 13:3022nd July Guildford Home 13:3029th July Beddington Home 13:30 5th August Worcester Park Home 13:3012th August Reigate Priory Home 13:3019th August Spencer Home 13:30



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29th April Ashtead Home 13:3027th May East Molesey Home 13:30

1st July Valley End Away 14:0015th July Walton on Thames Away 14:00

22nd July Guildford Home 14:0029th July Beddington Home 14:00

5th August Worcester Park Home 14:00 12th August Reigate Priory Home 14:00


6th July (Thu) TBC TBC 18:0013th July (Fri) TBC TBC 18:00

19th July (Thu) TBC TBC 18:0027th July (Fri) TBC TBC 18:00

9th August (Thu) TBC TBC 18:00

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25th July TBC TBC 18:00 8th August TBC TBC 18:0015th August TBC TBC 18:0022nd July TBC TBC 18:00


1st July Old Rutlishians Away 18:0011th July Cheam Away 18:0018th July Banstead Home 18:00

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MID SURREY 30 OVER COMPETITION

SCF DENNIS JACOBS CUP – 20 OVERS


As many of you will already know I am leaving the Club to take a full-time role with Surrey CCC. This is a great career move for me and one that wouldn’t have been possible without the opportunity TWC offered me three years ago. In that time I have not only learnt a huge amount, but made some great friends and had a lot of fun along the way. There are too many people to name in this short amount of words, but I would like to thank everybody at the Club who commits so much time to make this club so good, from full-time employees to age-group administrators.

2017 has been the best year in my time at the Club with a personal highlight being the National T20 Quarter Final at the Club where the 1st XI were victorious and received fantastic support from all

areas of the club. Unfortunately, the 1st XI fell short in the National Final, however it was a great achievement by the team in a tough competition.

As well as this success, the 2nd XI and 4th XI both won their league titles, with the 3rd XI falling just short.

The juniors also thrived this year with more boys and girls representing the Club at all ages. We entered more teams into leagues than we had done before, which has led to more opportunity for children to play. With that we achieved some great league and cup titles, which is testament to the work the managers, administrators and coaches do with the children through the summer and winter. The girls’ section continues to grow and because of this we were able to enter the girls into tournaments at two age groups, which is fantastic for their development.

The senior sections are starting to see the fruits of the junior part of the Club with boys not only playing but putting in match winning contributions in our five teams, helping them to league success.

I have loved my time here at TWC and will continue to play for the Club next season. I hope to see many of you at the Club and will look forward to catching up with you then.

BY MATT SPRIEGEL FORMER DIRECTOR OF CRICKET

TWC CRICKET 2017

2017 HAS BEEN THE BEST YEAR IN MY TIME AT THE CLUB, WITH 2ND XI AND 4TH XI WINNING THEIR LEAGUE TITLES

WHILE THE 1ST XI REACHED THE NATIONAL T20 FINALS

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WCC 1ST XI CAPTAIN REPORT – OLLY SWANN

The 1st XI had an up and down year in Surrey Championships this year, finishing fourth. We enjoyed some very good wins, including at home to East Molesey and Ashtead. We also had fantastic wins away from home at Sunbury, Weybridge and Reigate. We were unable to string together a run of victories to really make a challenge for the League title.

There were notable performances throughout the year : Nick Welch was brilliant with the bat, scoring 897 runs at an average of 32 in all competitions; Ryan Patel scored a brilliant 147* in the opening game of the year, setting him up for a successful summer and securing his first professional contract at Surrey CCC. Our overseas player, Sanjaya Chathuranga enjoyed success with both bat and ball, scoring 350 runs and taking 35 wickets. We look forward to having him in our side once again next season.

To keep us going throughout the long summer, our form in the T20 competition was phenomenal, taking us to the National

Final at Derby. Along the way we had good victories against Havant, Tunbridge Wells, Penzance and Clifton.

Unfortunately, we did not bat well enough in the final against South Northumberland and were unable to come away with the National Title. We hope to go one step further in 2018!

We are proud members of The Surrey Premiership, helping demonstrate once again that it is the leading Premier League in the country.

WCC 2ND XI CAPTAIN REPORT – DAVID WILLS

The 2nd XI lost two of their first three games in 2017, including one to closest title rival, Sunbury – not the ideal foundation on which to base a title challenge! For the team to end up winning the league with a game to spare therefore speaks volumes for the quality of cricket played since.

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1ST XI – NATIONAL T20 RUNNERS-UP, SURREY T20 CHAMPIONS, SE ENGLAND T20 CHAMPIONS, SOUTH OF ENGLAND T20 CHAMPIONS Back row: Sam Dickson, Angus Boobbyer, Matt Spriegel, Paul Hindmarch, Keiran Bunting, Jon Webb. Front row: David Scott, James Johnston, James Brown, Oliver Swann (c), Nick Welch, Robbie Gunn



No fixture was easy to predict, as evidenced by the fact that the two teams to get relegated took points off the top two sides during the course of the season. The key to the 2’s success was an ability to win the close games.

One of the most pleasing aspects of the season was the emergence of many Academy players who made key contribu-tions to winning games for the team. A total of nine Academy players were used throughout the season with four of them also going on to represent the 1st XI. Special mentions must go to Niall Solomon (third highest run scorer with 346 runs @ 43) and 16-year-old Billy Sewell (who in the four games he played quickly established himself as the team’s go-to bowler, despite being the youngest member of the squad).

The 2nd XI squad will be looking forward to defending the title next year in what promises to be another keenly fought campaign.

WCC 3RD XI CAPTAIN REPORT – ADAM SLATER

The 3rd XI enjoyed another consistently good season in 2017 and for the majority of the year were well in the hunt for the title, before ultimately falling just short.

A number of players were utilised throughout the season, but the side did manage to retain a regular core, which really helped to build a fantastic team spirit, with a group that genuinely enjoyed each other’s successes as much as their own.

Having lost the previous season’s lead batsman and bowler, there were early season questions as to who would step up to fill these two voids. However, in reality, wins this season were based much more on all-round team performances, with a number of players having very good seasons, and with all members of the squad stepping up at different times.

It was noticeable this season how many young players featured regularly in the 3rd XI, and also how many were able to push on and play a big part in the 2’s title win – a real testament to the way the Club is run from top to bottom. If this squad can stay largely intact, and with another season’s experience in League cricket behind them, there is no reason the 3’s can’t dominate and win the title next season.

South of England Final at Wimbledon

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WCC 4TH CAPTAIN REPORT – ARTHUR CROCKER

The 4th XI had an excellent year, winning the 4th XI Premier Division title with 305 points, 21 points ahead of Dulwich, with a playing record of 13 wins, 2 draws, 1 loss and 2 of the games abandoned.

The 4’s scrambled home by 3 wickets in the first game of the season against Sinjuns, setting the standard as the first five games were won. Individual highlights included 52 by Tom Cooper against Sinjuns, Salman Mahmood’s 5-25 and Nick James’ 63* against Streatham, and James Page’s 58 and Amjad Husain’s 71* against Dulwich.

The excellent start was halted by a high scoring draw at Sunbury, where our young gun Tim Lloyd scored 68 on debut in senior cricket in an opening partnership of 102 with Victor Bakker (53) in a score of 242-8 declared. Sunbury’s innings got off to a flying start before being pegged back. The game ebbed and flowed before the 4’s claimed a winning draw with Sunbury 31 short.

Normal service was resumed for the final month of the season with the last four

games all being won and providing the highlights: George Thomas (54) against Spencer, Harry Crocker 6-14 against Walton (the best bowling performance of the season), George Thomas (50), Andy Drummond (50), and Rahul Desai (98 – the highest individual score of the season) all against Oxted.

The 4th XI 2017 season has been an excellent all-round team effort, with more than 40 players contributing, and a good mix of experience and youth, many of whom produced excellent performances in their first season in senior cricket. The 4th XI squad can look forward with confidence to defending the title in 2018.

WCC 5TH CAPTAIN REPORT – TIM ASH VIE

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XI, either this or last season, and gone on to play in the higher sides and contributed to their success. We are looking forward to nurturing the next crop of youngsters and helping them progress at the Club.

ACADEMY REPORT – NEAL HARVEY

The 2017 Under 21 season was a challenging one. Out of the 7 games scheduled we sadly only played 3 and of which 2 were lost – but spirits remain high and we are ready for a successful 2018! There were some notable performances with Niall Solomon making a superb 100 in 65 balls and Billy Sewell taking 4-37 vs Stoke D’Abernon and in the win over Worcester Park fifteen year old Rahul Desai carried his bat with 76 not out from 100 balls, Harry Thomas took 4 wickets for 10 runs from 8 overs and Tom Usher took 3 wickets and 2 catches.

The U19s had a mixed season. Sadly we didn’t quite make it out of the group in the National T20 competition, winning two and losing two with two concessions. But the U19s provided the standout performance of the academy season, when they beat Sutton on the 14th July.

In the County Dennis Jacobs cup, the U17s had a successful run in the qualifying group, winning 2 of their three matches including a nail bitter vs Barnes when Aaron Edmunds (18) and Umair Anis (11) mustered enough runs for the last wicket to keep us in the game, and our bowling was tight enough to defend a below par 85.

Umair took 3 wickets. Having qualified for the quarterfinals we just lost out to a strong Spencer side.

In the summer Mid Surrey league, weather washed out two of our four games. We lost to Spencer again however came back to beat Malden Wanderers, Rahul Desai 56, and Pravin Kiritharan 4 wickets.

Across the three age groups our top run scorers were Rahul Desai 219, Niall Solomon 193, Ben Turner 158, and Billy Sewell 142. Most wickets is shared between Billy Sewell and 14 year old Pravin Kiritharan, both with 16.

The academy’s goal is to encourage young players to play Saturday adult cricket. During 2017, 47 young players did so, some as young as 12 years old!

The academy players are consistently impressing the adult captains and making selection choices highly competitive.

I remain proud of the achievements of the academy players, and look forward to enjoying their cricket with them in future years. ■



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SOCIAL EVENTS 2018DATES FOR YOUR DIARY

‘PLAYER OF THE MONTH’ EVENINGS26th May, 23rd June, 28th July, 1st September

JUNIOR EOS – 7th SeptemberSENIOR EOS – 21st September

SURREY CHAMPIONSHIP LEAGUE DINNER – 19th October


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IMPORTANTINFORMATION

GROUNDSLOCATIONSIn addition to the ground at TWC, the junior cricket club uses the following facilities:

1. ARCHBISHOP TENISON SCHOOL SPORTS GROUND, MOTSPUR PARKAddress: Arthur Road, Motspur Park, KT3 6LX

2. RAYNES PARK SPORTS GROUND, RAYNES PARKAddress: Taunton Avenue, Raynes Park, Surrey, SW20 0BH Please note that the gates open at 9am - there is no vehicular access before this time.

Drive through the gate at the end of Taunton Avenue in order to access the grounds.

3. HAYDONS ROAD RECREATION GROUND, SOUTH WIMBLEDONAddress: Haydons Road, Wimbledon SW19 1AW Haydons Road Recreation Ground is located off Haydons Road, Wimbledon. There is a small amount of parking within the grounds, near the entrance on Haccombe Road.

4. THE MEMORIAL GROUND, RAYNES PARKParking Address: 42 West Barnes Lane, New Malden, KT3 4PS (Raynes Park High School) There is no parking and no vehicular access at the Memorial Ground - please

do not try drive in! To drop-off and collect: Please park in the Raynes Park High School grounds by the Sports Hall off West Barnes Lane, and use the pedestrian crossing to access the bridge over the railway line.

5. SHS (SHREWSBURY HOUSE SPORTS GROUND), CHESSINGTONAddress: Almshouse Lane, Chessington, Surrey, KT9 2ND There is very limited amount of parking within the grounds.

We would appreciate if young cricketers and their parents follow the rules below:· No spikes to be worn in the clubhouse· If the nets are closed off that means they are closed· Do not allow children to play with the boundary rope or chain link fence to the pitch · Do not allow children to play on or under the cricket square covers· Please put litter into bins· Return glasses to the barAt all locations please ensure that dogs are kept on leads at all times. Please do not walk across the cricket square at any time.

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WIMBLEDON BU15

SUNDAYS / HOME FIXTURES ARE PLAYED AT: HAYDONS ROAD RECREATION GROUND / SOUTH WIMBLEDON / SW19 1AW

MATCH MANAGER: ANDREW MORRIS T: 07771 740 574

SURREY JUNIORS INVITATIONAL LEAGUE (U15 EAST)


6th May BYE (Surrey Cup, First Round) 13th May Bank of England

(Surrey Cup, Second Round)Away 9:30

20th May Bank of England Away 14:00 27th May Teddington Away 9:30 3rd June No league fixture

10th June Richmond Home 9:30 17th June Malden Wanderers Away 9:3024th June Bank of England Home 9:30 1st July Teddington Home 9:30 8th July No league fixture15th July Richmond Away 9:3022nd July Malden Wanderers Home 9:30

U15 ACHIEVEMENTS

CUP WINNERS (2003/2004, 2010/2011/2012 & 2013) CUP SEMI FINALISTS (2014)

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS (2006, 2011 & 2014)LEAGUE RUNNERS UP (1999, 2002, 2012 & 2013)



WIMBLEDON BU14

SUNDAYS / HOME FIXTURES ARE PLAYED AT: RAYNES PARK SPORTS GROUND / TAUNTON AVENUE / RAYNES PARK / SW20 0BH

* HAYDONS ROAD RECREATION GROUND / SOUTH WIMBLEDON / SW19 1AW MATCH MANAGER: CHARLIE ROYALL

T: 07399 296467

MID SURREY LEAGUE DIVISION 1


22nd April Ashtead(Surrey Cup, First Round)

Away 9:30

6th May Pyrford Away 9:3020th May Cheam Away 9:30

27th May Guildford Away 9:30 3rd June Reigate Priory Home* 9:30 10th June Horsley & Send Home 9:3017th June Esher Away 15:3024th June Ashtead Home 9:30 1st July Spencer Away 13:00 8th July Banstead Home* 9:3015th July Old Whits Home* 9:3022nd July Lingfield Away 9:30

U14 ACHIEVEMENTS

CUP WINNERS (2011, 2013) LEAGUE CHAMPIONS (2000, 2010, 2012)LEAGUE RUNNERS UP (2011, 2013, 2014)

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WIMBLEDON BU13A

SUNDAYS / HOME FIXTURES ARE PLAYED AT: ARCHBISHOP TENISON GROUND / ARTHUR ROAD

MOTSPUR PARK / KT3 6LX MATCH MANAGER: RICHARD ELKS

T: 07779 107 044

SURREY JUNIORS INVITATIONAL LEAGUE (U13 EAST)


6th May East Molesey Home 9:15 13th May Alleyn or Old Ruts

(Surrey Cup, Second Round)Home 9:15

20th May Oxted & Limps Home 9:15 27th May Farnham Home 9:15 3rd June Reigate Priory Away 9:30 10th June Horsley & Send Away 9:3017th June Esher Home 9:1524th June Chiddingfold Away 9:30 1st July Spencer Home 9:15 8th July Banstead Away 9:3015th July Valleyend Away 9:3022nd July Blackheath Home 9:30

U13A ACHIEVEMENTS

CUP WINNERS (1999, 2012, 2013) SURREY CUP SEMI FINALISTS (1999, 2008) LEAGUE WINNERS (1997, 1999, 2001, 2009)

LEAGUE RUNNERS UP (2003, 2004, 2010, 2015 & 2017)



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SUNDAYS / HOME FIXTURES ARE PLAYED AT: SHS / ALMSHOUSE LANE / CHESSINGTON / KT9 2ND

* ARCHBISHOP TENISON GROUND / ARTHUR ROAD / MOTSPUR PARK / KT3 6LX MATCH MANAGER: RICHARD ELKS / BOB MITCHELL

T: 07779 107 044 (RICHARD) / 07949 129 272 (BOB)

MID SURREY LEAGUE ZONE 1


22nd April BYE (Surrey Cup, First Round) 20th May Malden Wanderers Away 9:3027th May Esher B Away 9:30

3rd June Barnes Home* 9:15 10th June Richmond Home* 9:15 17th June Spencer B Away 9:3024th June Malden Wanderers Home* 9:15 1st July Esher B Home 9:30 8th July Barnes Away 9:3015th July Richmond Away 9:3022nd July Spencer B Home 9:30

U13B ACHIEVEMENTS

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS (2008, 2009, 2012, 2013, 2014 & 2015)LEAGUE RUNNERS UP (2010)

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* ARCHBISHOP TENISON GROUND / ARTHUR ROAD / MOTSPUR PARK / KT3 6LX MATCH MANAGER: VINNIE RAJAN

T: 07949 219 362

MID SURREY LEAGUE DIVISION 1


29th April Teddington Away 9:30 6th May Stoke D’ Abernon Home 9:30 13th May Spencer Home 9:30 13th May Chessington

(Surrey Cup, First Round)Away 18:00

20th May Esher Away 9:30 27th May No league fixture 3rd June Richmond Home 9:30 10th June Teddington Home 9:30 17th June No league fixture24th June Stoke D’ Abernon Away 9:30 1st July Spencer Away 9:30 8th July No league fixture15th July Esher Home* 9:1522nd July Richmond Away 9:30

U12A ACHIEVEMENTS

CUP RUNNERS UP (2017) LEAGUE WINNERS (2003, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2015 & 2017)

LEAGUE RUNNERS UP (2010 & 2013)



WIMBLEDON BU12B


* RAYNES PARK SPORTS GROUND / TAUNTON AVENUE / RAYNES PARK / SW20 0BH MATCH MANAGER: RICHARD HYATT

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MID SURREY LEAGUE DIVISION 2A


13th May Esher B Away 9:3020th May Malden Wanderers Away 9:3027th May No league fixture 3rd June Sheen Park Home* 9:3010th June Old Ruts Away 9:3017th June No league fixture24th June Bank of England Home 9:30 1st July Barnes Away 9:308th July Ashtead Home 9:30

15th July Spencer B Away 9:3022nd July Richmond Home* 9:30

U12B ACHIEVEMENTS

LEAGUE WINNERS (2007, 2009, 2010, 2014 & 2017)LEAGUE RUNNERS UP (2011, 2012, 2013 & 2015)

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* RAYNES PARK SPORTS GROUND / TAUNTON AVENUE / RAYNES PARK / SW20 0BH MATCH MANAGER: JAMIE HOUGHTON

T: 07718 778 662

NORTH EAST & CENTRAL SURREY LEAGUE – PAIRS – U12B


13th May Streatham & Marlborough Away 9:30 18th May (Friday) Cheam

(Cup, First Round)TBC TBC

20th May Dulwich Home 9:30 27th May Spencer B Away 9:30 3rd June Streatham & Marlb Home* 9:30 10th June Trinity & Mid W Away 9:3017th June Spencer A Home 9:3024th June Cheam Away 9:30 1st July Alleyn Home* 9:30 8th July Spencer A Away 9:30

15th July Cheam Home 9:30



WIMBLEDON BU11A


* MEMORIAL SPORTS GROUND / WESTWAY CLOSE / RAYNES PARK PARKING: RAYNES PARK HIGH SCHOOL / KT3 4PS

MATCH MANAGER: MIKE FOX T: 07803 770 408

MID SURREY LEAGUE U11 DIVISION 1


6th May Spencer Home 9:3011th May (Fri) Malden Wanderers Away TBC20th May Richmond

(Cup, First Round)Home 9:30

27th May Esher Home 9:30 1st June (Fri) Esher Away 18:00 3rd June Ashtead Home 9:3010th June East Molesey Away 9:30 17th June No league fixture24th June Spencer Away 9:30 1st July Malden Wanderers Home* 9:30 8th July Esher Away 9:30 15th July Ashtead Away 9:3022nd July East Molesey Home 9:30

U11A ACHIEVEMENTS

CUP WINNERS (2006, 2007, 2011, 2012 & 2015)LEAGUE WINNERS (2000, 2001, 2002, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2015, 2016 & 2017)

LEAGUE RUNNERS UP (2010)

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MATCH MANAGER: BEN HOLTT: 07866 737 711

MID SURREY LEAGUE U11 DIVISION 2


6th May Richmond B Home 9:3013th May Teddington Away 9:3020th May East Molesey B Away 17:0027th May Esher B Home 9:3028th May (Mon) Spencer B Away 9:30 3rd June No league fixture10th June Barnes Home 9:3017th June East Molesey B Home 9:3024th June Richmond B Away 9:30 1st July Teddington Home* 9:30 8th July Esher Away 9:3015th July Spencer B Home* 9:30

22nd July No league fixture 29th July Barnes Away 9:30

U11B ACHIEVEMENTS

LEAGUE RUNNERS UP (2017)



WIMBLEDON BU11C



MATCH MANAGER: TBC

NORTH EAST & CENTRAL SURREY LEAGUE U11 DIVISION 1 – PAIRS


29th April Streatham & Marlborough(Cup, First Round)

Home 9:30

6th May Lingfield Home 9:3013th May Old Wimbledonians Away 9:3027th May Bank of England Home 9:30 3rd June Spencer Away 9:3010th June Old Ruts Home 9:3017th June Dulwich Away 9:3024th June Alleyn Home* 9:30 1st July Lingfield Away 9:30 8th July Old Ruts Away 9:3015th July Spencer Home* 9:30

U11C ACHIEVEMENTS

CUP WINNERS (2004, 2012)LEAGUE WINNERS (2005, 2006, 2013, 2014 & 2017)

LEAGUE RUNNERS UP (2007, 2010, 2012)

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SUNDAYS / HOME FIXTURES ARE PLAYED AT: MEMORIAL SPORTS GROUND / WESTWAY CLOSE / RAYNES PARK

PARKING: RAYNES PARK HIGH SCHOOL / KT3 4PS MATCH MANAGER: GEORGE HARVEY

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MID SURREY LEAGUE DIVISION 1 – PAIRS – U10


29th April Ashtead Home 9:30 6th May Richmond Away 9:3013th May Malden Wanderers Home 9:3020th May Esher Away 12:3027th May Spencer Home 9:30 3rd June Spencer

(Cup, First Round)Away 18:00

10th June Barnes Away 9:3017th June Ashtead Away 9:3024th June Richmond Home TBC TBC28th June (Thu) Malden Wanderers Away 18:00 1st July No league fixture 8th July Esher Home 9:3015th July Spencer Away 9:30

U10A ACHIEVEMENTS

LEAGUE WINNERS (2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010)LEAGUE RUNNERS UP (2009, 2014 & 2017)

CUP SEMI FINALISTS (2014)NEC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS (2014)



WIMBLEDON BU10B

SUNDAYS / HOME FIXTURES ARE PLAYED AT: MEMORIAL SPORTS GROUND / WESTWAY CLOSE / RAYNES PARK

PARKING: RAYNES PARK HIGH SCHOOL / KT3 4PS MATCH MANAGER: TBC

NORTH EAST & CENTRAL SURREY LEAGUE U10 DIVISION 2 – PAIRS

U10B ACHIEVEMENTS

LEAGUE WINNERS (2010, 2013)LEAGUE RUNNERS UP (2008, 2009, 2011, 2014 & 2015)

CUP SEMI FINALISTS (2014)


6th May Spencer B Away 9:3013th May Southern Rail K&S Home 9:3020th May Sutton

(Cup, First Round)Away 9:30

27th May Dulwich Away 9:30 3rd June Spencer A Home 9:3010th June Sutton Away 9:3017th June Alleyn Home 9:3024th June Trinity Mid W Away 9:30 1st July No league fixture 8th July Mersham Home 9:3015th July Oxted & Limps Away 9:3022nd July Old Ruts Home 9:30

29th July Barnes Home 9:30

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MONDAYS / HOME FIXTURES ARE PLAYED AT: HOME GROUND / CHURCH ROAD / SW19 5AG

MATCH MANAGER: ROB ABINGTONT: 07943 094 857

NORTH EAST & CENTRAL SURREY LEAGUE U9 ZONE A (HARDBALL PAIRS)


14th May Old Ruts Home 18:0021st May AJ Academy Away 18:0028th May No league fixture 4th June Sutton Home 18:0011th June Spencer Away 18:0018th June AJ Academy Home 18:0025th June Ashtead Away 18:00 2nd July No league fixture 9th July Esher Away 18:0016th July Old Ruts Away 18:00

U9A ACHIEVEMENTS

NEC TOURNAMENT WINNERS (2007, 2013) NEC TOURNAMENT FINALISTS (2010)


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NORTH EAST & CENTRAL SURREY LEAGUE U9 B TEAM (SOFTBALL PAIRS)


13th May Spencer B Home 9:3020th May Southern Rail K&S Away 9:3027th May Tadworth Home* 9:30 3rd June Spencer A Away 9:3010th June Bank of England Home* 9:3017th June Spencer B Away 9:3024th June Southern Rail K&S Home* 9:30 1st July Tadworth Away 9:30 8th July Spencer A Home 9:3015th July Bank of England Away 9:30

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WIMBLEDON BU8

SATURDAYS / HOME FIXTURES ARE PLAYED AT: HOME GROUND / CHURCH ROAD / SW19 5AG

MATCH MANAGER: GAREY HOWET: 07939 762 435

NORTH EAST & CENTRAL SURREY LEAGUE U8 ZONE A (SOFTBALL PAIRS)


2nd June Spencer Away TBC 9th June No league fixture16th June AJ Academy Home TBC23rd June Old Ruts Away TBC30th June Streatham & Marlborough Home TBC 7th July Dulwich Away TBC14th July Alleyn Home TBC

U8 ACHIEVEMENTS

NEC TOURNAMENT WINNERS (2008, 2012 & 2017) NEC TOURNAMENT FINALISTS (2007, 2009, 2010) LEAGUE RUNNERS UP (2013)

WIMBLEDON U14 GIRLSMATCH MANAGER: ANNE ASH VIE

HEAD COACH: CAROLINE ROBINSON

SMASH IT FESTIVALS


6th May (Sun) Spencer & Dulwich Away / Spencer CC 13:0013th May (Sun) Ashtead & Epsom Away / Ashtead CC 10:0027th May (Sun) Walton on Thames & Shepperton Away / Walton CC 13:00 3rd June (Sun) Weybridge & Cranleigh Home / Raynes

Park Memorial10:00

24th June (Sun) Reigate & Malden Wanderers Home 10:00


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MATCH MANAGER: ANNE ASH VIE HEAD COACH: CAROLINE ROBINSON

MATCH MANAGER: ANNE ASH VIE HEAD COACH: CAROLINE ROBINSON

SMASH IT FESTIVALS


20th May (Sun) Ashtead & Newdigate Home / Raynes Park 10:0027th May (Sun) Walton on Thames & Spencer Home / Haydons Rd 10:00 17th June (Sun) Spencer & Epsom Away / Spencer CC 13:00 1st July (Sun) Oxted & Limps and Cranleigh Away / Ashtead CC 13:00 8th July (Sun) Dulwich & Reigate Away / Dulwich CC 13:0015th July (Sun) Weybridge & Blackheath Away / Weybridge CC 13:00


13th May (Sun) Festival Host TBC TBC23rd July (Mon) Surrey Star Burst Weybridge CC TBC



PHOTOGRAPHY/VIDEOS There may be occasions during the season where photographs/videos will be taken of training, team photos, End of Season Awards evening etc, for use within the club newsletter, website and club communications.

CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS• All players are expected to behave with respect

towards adults and the other players alike.• No player should question an umpire

or coach’s decision in any way.• No player should ever make rude comments

or signs to anyone at any time.• Spitting is an unhygienic and unacceptable

habit, which will not be tolerated.• Bullying of any sort will not be tolerated - this

includes name-calling.• Cricket is a team sport and as such players

should encourage each other rather than handing out blame.

• No one should be made to feel bad just because they have made a mistake or are not as accomplished as others.

• If players do not behave appropriately their parents will be contacted and asked to collect them from the session.

JUNIOR CRICKET SAFETY NOTES• All junior cricketers under the age of 18 must

wear protective gear when batting in the nets and for matches including: helmet, gloves, pads and box.

• Wicket Keepers must wear a helmet when keeping “up” to the stumps.

• Cricketers are not allowed to wear spikes in the nets.

GENERAL CLUB RULES FOR JUNIORSPlease remember that there are other members at the club both senior and junior and you should respect them all and not do anything to annoy them or spoil their enjoyment of the club.

These are all common sense requests but PLEASE DO NOT:• Run inside the clubhouse.• Run on, climb on or lean over the balcony.• Climb or damage trees.• Play on the stairs or banisters etc.• Apart from Badge Juniors playing tennis —

no playing on the grass tennis courts.• Run on any of the roads or play in the

turning circle.• Go near the flower beds or play in adjacent

areas to the flower beds/picket fence.• Play or make a racket near the tennis courts.• Play near the tennis courts.• Make a noise that may disturb anyone

playing sport.

CHILD PROTECTION POLICY• The Wimbledon Club aims to create

an enjoyable environment for all juniors who wish to take part in Cricket, Hockey, Squash, Tennis and (other) social activities at the club.

• The club emphasises that young people have the right to be safe, secure and free from threat.

• The club acknowledges that young people have the right to be treated with respect and for their concerns to be listened to and acted upon.

• The club will ensure that junior members have specific programmes and facilities designated for them, with adequate supervision during the sessions (it is the responsibility of parents at all other times).

• The club has procedures in place to provide help and support in a confidential basis on issues relating to Child Protection.

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• The club will ensure that the Head Coach in each sport holds a coaching qualification and that other coaches and assistants are sufficiently qualified.

• The club will ensure that any club members and volunteers working with young people in cricket, hockey, squash and tennis, are aware of and apply the Code of Conduct for those working with children.

• The club abides by the codes of conducts and policies of the governing bodies of all four sports. If you would like to see copy of the documents please contact: [email protected]

EQUALITY POLICY STATEMENTThe club is committed to ensuring that equality is incorporated across all aspects of its development. By adopting the following Sport England definition of sports equality:• Sports equality is about fairness in sport,

equality of access, recognising inequalities and taking steps to address them.

• The club respects the rights, dignity and worth of every person and will treat everyone equally within the context of their sport, regardless of age, ability, gender, race, ethnicity, religious belief, sexuality or social/economic status.

• The club is committed to everyone having the right to enjoy their sport in an environment free from threat of intimidation, harassment and abuse.

• All club members have a responsibility to oppose discriminatory behaviour and promote equality of opportunity.

• The club will deal with any incidence of discriminatory behaviour seriously, according to the disciplinary procedures of the governing bodies of each sport.

CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS/ CARERS• Encourage your child to learn the rules and

play within them.• Discourage unfair play and arguing with officials.• Help your child to recognise good performance,

not just results.• Never force your child to take part in sport.• Set a good example by recognising fair play

and applauding the good performances of all..• Never punish or belittle a child for losing

or making mistakes.• Publicly accept officials’ judgements/decisions.• Support your child’s involvement and help

them to enjoy their sport.• Use correct and proper language at all times.

INCIDENT/ ACCIDENT PROCEDURES• In the event of an injury happening at a training

session the first aider on site will take responsibility for administering initial first aid support.

• In the event of an injury requiring specialist treatment, they will take appropriate action.

• We request an emergency number on registration forms.

• Please make sure that you give a contact number for the duration of the session.

• Make sure that an incident/accident report form has been filled in by the first aider.

TRANSPORT POLICYThe Wimbledon Club policy is that parents or other responsible adults will be transporting players to and from matches and practice sessions. Therefore, the club will not be regis- tering Private Vehicles for the transportation of individuals in connection with any fixtures or practice sessions arranged by the club. The implementation of this policy is not intended to exclude any player from participation.C

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