Merstham's U12 Eagles have played well in all their matches this season, coming close to winning on several occasions, however on Tuesday night, they recorded their first victory by defeating South Nutfield by six wickets at home.

Whether you bat, bowl or field well, your performances could win a prize thanks to Surrey Championships sponsors Travelbag.

The U12 Hawks team continued their unbeaten run in the East Surrey Colts League with a 19-run victory over Reigate Priory.

Captain Naveed Saeed has Merrow firmly in his sights after closing the gap to the leaders in the Fuller’s Brewery Surrey County Premier DIvision.

Tickets are now available for the annual dinner dance of Merstham Cricket Club, at Reigate Hill Golf Club on Friday September 30.

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Junior coaching courses will be run at Merstham Cricket Club during the summer holidays.

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  The U9s are having a grand old season.  Other than an injury-plagued loss to Sanderstead, the team have won every game to give them nine victories from 10 matches.      Four of the recent matches have seen relatively close, despite playing two of them with only nine players:       Salfords - won by 15 runs (Thomas Cook 2 wickets; Jacob Law 23 runs, Lyle Wesson 11)   Horley - won by 45 runs (Hamdan Rashid and William Telford 2 wickets each; Lyle 21, Jack Floyd 10, Roman Cameron 10)     Felbridge & Sunnyside - won by 14 runs (Roman 2 wickets; Jacob 29, Roman 16, Matt Cripps 11)     Caterham - won by 31 runs (Seb Parsons and Jacob 2 wickets each; Matt 23, Jacob 15)   But the best performance of the season so far undoubtedly came in the game against Reigate Priory.    Merstham batted first, and a hat-trick in the first over was somewhat of a set-back.  But the team quickly regrouped and tore into the Priory bowling attack. Matt (16), Jacob (36), Matty Beggs (10), Roman (11) and Will John-Cox (14) were the big scorers in a total of 158-6 (net 334).   The Priory team were understandably shocked, but that was nothing compared to what occurred when they batted.  The Merstham team bowled and fielded brilliantly, with our pace attack simply blasting them away.     Matty and Hamdan both took two wickets, and there were three run outs.  But undoubtedly the star of the innings was Will, who took three wickets in his two overs bowling and six catches.  Yes - SIX catches in just 20 overs...!   Reigate ended on 84 for 13 (net 232) - a Merstham win by a giddy 102 runs.   Most pleasingly, the squad as a whole are really developing in playing the "Merstham way” - all players getting regular opportunities to play games in an encouraging atmosphere, and good sportsmanship towards the opposition.    And the best cricket teas in the county!   Graeme Law

Unfortunately, the Surrey Lions Roadshow scheduled for tonight at Quality Street has been postponed until 15th July.

The junior training, however, will still go ahead as normal.

Mark Robson has four tickets available for next Wednesday's 1 Day international between England and Sir Lanka at The Oval.

The tickets are priced £60 each. For further information contact Mark on 07920 840768.