Weekly update on what's coming up for WWCC, plus results from last week. Full details for all training and fixtures can be found within Pitchero.

Senior Cricket This Week (20 - 26 July):

• WEDNESDAY: Training at Barn Elms Sports Trust from 7-9pm, Bank Blitz vs Public Services T20 Tournament.
• SATURDAY: 1st XI vs Ham & Petersham (a), 2nd XI vs South London (a), 3rd XI vs South London (a), 4th XI vs Old Rutlishians (a).
• SUNDAY: Sunday XI vs Trinity Midwhitgiftian (a).

To explore all future fixtures see here.

Senior Cricket Last Week (13 - 19 July):

• 1st XI lost vs Sunbury by 3 wickets in Surrey Cricket Championship Division 8 Central.
Felix Lamy scored his second ton in a week with a brilliant 110 against a strong bowling attack. This is the first time a 1st XI player has scored consecutive hundreds since all the way back in 2002. It helped the team score a competitive 230/8 from 45 overs. The opposition were 106/5 and struggling, but their skipper turned the game on it's head smashing 68 from 49 balls. WWCC couldn't quite defend the required runs, with Sunbury earning victory with just 2 balls of the match to spare.
• 2nd XI won vs Malden Wanderers by 35 runs in Surrey Cricket Championship Division 11 East Central.
Haris Shahid (33) top scored as WWCC could only total 115 all out against the league leaders. The bowling unit were sensational with wickets shared around as Malden Wanderers could only manage 85 all out.
• 3rd XI won vs Chessington by 142 runs in Surrey Cricket Championship Division 12 East Central.
Jimmy Adamson smashed a brilliant 129 not out, which was the best 3rd XI individual score since 2017. Captain Tom Campbell (80) and Brad Skelly (58 not out) were also in the runs as WWCC posted a mammoth 319/3 from 40 overs. This was the highest team score anywhere in the club since 2002!The opposition could not get anywhere near the total and limped to 177/9, with the evergreen Steve Kidnee (3/13) the pick of the figures.
• 4th XI lost vs Roehampton by 207 runs.
The opposition hammered 291/6 despite an economical 2/23 from Alex Streeter and the WWCC run chase did not go well. A late cameo from Oliver Chadwick (23 not out) could only help the score to 84 all out in a heavy defeat.
• Sunday XI won vs Flying Tilford by 7 wickets.
The opposition smashed a huge 273/4 declared which looked to be a tough ask on yet another hot sunny day. Shiraz Husain returned to hit an unbeaten ton before retiring and at 205/3 the chase was well and truly on. James Gawn (72 not out) took over to hit his first ever half century in a memorable victory.

To view all scorecards see here.

Currie Motors Player of the Week - Felix Lamy.
(Based on WWCC Fantasy Cricket points (see here), Saturday games only from 9th May - 5th September).

Women's Cricket This Week (20 - 26 July):

• WEDNESDAY: Training at West Wimbledon CC from 7-9pm.
• SUNDAY:1st XI vs Old Rutlishians (a) in the Surrey Cricket Championship.

To explore all future fixtures see here.

Women's Cricket Last Week (13 - 19 July):

• Rest week.

To view all scorecards see here.

Junior Cricket This Week (20 - 26 July):

FRIDAY:

• All Stars (Mixed U5-U7) Training at West Wimbledon CC from 5.15 - 6.15pm.
• Dynamos (Boys U8 - U9 & Boys U10 - U11) Training at West Wimbledon CC from 6.30 - 8pm.
• Dynamos (Girls U8 - U11) Training at West Wimbledon CC from 6.30 - 8pm.

SATURDAY:

• Girls U9-11s vs Esher (a).

To explore all future fixtures see here.

Junior Cricket Last Week (13 - 19 July):

• U15s lost vs Long Ditton by 14 runs.
• U11s won vs Manipay Parish by 33 runs.
• Girls U9s-U11s won vs Wimbledon by 55 runs.

To view all scorecards see here.

Upcoming Events This Month (20 July - 20 August):

• Sunday 2 August - President’s Day
• Tuesday 11 August - Britannia Club Oval Social

If you haven't yet done so, please do update your availability for training, matches and events within the schedule section of your Pitchero account. This helps us to manage demand throughout the summer, enabling all our members to have the best experience possible.