Merstham Magics played the Priory Deaf programme in a 12 a side pairs game.
 
Priory scored 255-1, a wicket for Ben Lankshear, with the Magics scoring 245-5. 
 
The game was played in a great spirit and is the start of an ongoing programme of games. 

On Sunday August 30, we will be staging an open day - with help from Waitrose as part of a national scheme - and combining this with a cricketing day to remember Terry Garrett, our former treasurer and serving vice-chairman when he died in the spring.

We are looking to put together a team in Terry’s name, made up of those he played with, as one of three teams on the day.

Fuller’s League Division One leaders Merstham face second placed Frimley on Saturday, hoping to reverse their losing streak.

After 10 straight league wins, Frimley defeated them in the cup, since when there have been two league defeats, the latest to bottom placed Putney at the weekend.

The club's U9 Eagles won this week, while the U9s were Hawks were defeated.

The Eagles scored 298-8 against Southern Railway and Kenley's 267-7, winning by 31 runs.

Fuller’s League Division One

Merstham 79

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A new cup sits in pride of place at Merstham Cricket Club after the under-10s won the East Surrey Colts League Cup competition, defeating Reigate Priory at Quality Street.

Merstham's U10s are in a cup final tomorrow morning (Sunday) at Quality Street at 10am, on the all-weather pitch.

They have come through several rounds to reach the final. They would appreciate your support in the match, against Reigate Priory.

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Merstham's U9 Hawks played another double header last weekend - and to start with, on the Friday evening against Lingfield, it looked like being a very long weekend indeed.

Merstham Cricket Club, it seems, made its own contribution to the recent "This Girl Can" campaign by Sport England when the new Merstham Junior Girls side played their first ever competitive match. 

We are looking for a fixtures secretary for the 2016 season because the current holder of the post will be moving away shortly.