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 (1 - 7 June):

• WEDNESDAY: Training at Barn Elms Sports Trust from 7-9pm, Wild West Dons vs Ham & Petersham (a) in the Surrey Slam.
• SATURDAY: 1st XI vs Chessington (h), 2nd XI vs Wimbledon (a), 3rd XI vs Epsom (a) in the Surrey Cricket Championship.
• SUNDAY: Sunday XI vs Barnestormers (a).

To explore all future fixtures see here.

Senior Cricket Last Week (25 May - 31 May):

• 1st XI lost vs Old Hamptonians by 3 wickets in Surrey Cricket Championship Division 8 Central.
John Jackson (48) held the innings together against an impressive opposition bowling line up as the score reached 167/8. The Old Hamptonians batter ran brilliantly between the wickets, but a fine bowling performance dragged the score back from 73/1 to 136/7 with Max Manley (3/33) the pick of the figures. Unfortunately they batted all the way down and made it home with 6 overs to spare.
• 2nd XI lost vs Wandgas by 5 wickets in Surrey Cricket Championship Division 11 East Central.
Numayr Hussain (45), Debarshi Roy (40) and Will Saich (29 not out) helped WWCC post a respectable 175/8. Momentum swung both ways in the second innings but the opposition ran out narrow winners by 5 wickets with just 5 balls to spare.
• 3rd XI lost vs Surrey Titans by 9 wickets in Surrey Cricket Championship Division 12 East Central.
It wasn't a good day at the office as WWCC could only manage 103 all out with extras top scoring. The Surrey Titans openers turned out to be a bit good as they knocked off the chase in just 7.3 overs with some seriously impressive ball striking.
• Sunday XI lost vs Merton by 77 runs.
The opposition scored 178 all out in an innings which was notable for Mo Dilshad claiming a remarkable 1000th wicket for the club. At the other end of the scale young Haydn Wilkes took his first ever senior wickets - the road to 1000 begins now! At 92/4 the game was evenly poised, but top scorer Matt Bartlett (24) was then out. This led to five consecutive WWCC ducks for the lower order, including a hat trick for the opposition, with the score finishing on 101 all out.
• Wild West Dons lost vs Hampton Hill by 39 runs in the Surrey Slam group stages.
The first ball was hit for 6 by the opposition and it didn't get much better as the score raced to 212/6 from 20 overs, although there was two boundary catches and a run out for Rich Kendall. The WWCC batting effort was valiant as Samuel Chadwick (50 not out) and Shak Nawaz (43) helped the side to a best score in this competition since 2023. Alas it was not enough as 173/2 fell comfortably short.

To view all scorecards see here.

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

Women's Cricket This Week (1 - 7 June):

• SUNDAY:1st XI vs Limpsfield Chart (h)

To explore all future fixtures see here.

Women's Cricket Last Week (25 May - 31 May):

• N/A (training only)

To view all scorecards see here.

Junior Cricket This Week (1 - 7 June):

FRIDAY:

• Boys U15 Training at Barn Elms Sports Trust from 6.30-8.30pm
• 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.

SUNDAY:

• U15s vs Malden Wanderers (h).
• Girls U9-11s vs Thames Ditton (a).
• U11s vs Beddington (h).
• U8s vs Beddington (a).

To explore all future fixtures see here.

Junior Cricket Last Week (25 May - 31 May):

• U15s won vs Whiteley Village by 43 runs.

To view all scorecards see here.

Upcoming Events This Month (1 June - 1 July):

• Wednesday 10 June - Bank Cup (WWCC vs our Bank Of England contingent).
• Saturday 20 June - Monthly Club Social - "Bring Your Partners"

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.