Could your company be our club sponsor? Buy £50 raffle tickets for your chance to be our main sponsor.
Merstham Cricket Club is pleased to offer different types of sponsorship, allowing businesses of all sizes the opportunity to sponsor our ever developing and increasingly popular cricket club.
A number of enquiries have been made on behalf of children in Reception Class age-group to join Merstham Cricket Club. However, the club only trains children who are in School Year 1 and above at present. If, however, a parent were to come forward and wishes to become a coach in order to train children who are in Reception Year, then it is possible that we would take on coaching this age-group, but we do not offer training to this age at present. Anyone who is prepared to become a coach to do that should contact Simone Murrough.
Merstham Cricket Club welcomes enquiries from girls of primary school age who want to learn to play cricket.
Training will take place on Friday evenings from late April, between 6-7pm.
Sutton Cricket Club is holding an introduction to umpiring course on March 25, something which would prove of benefit to anyone who regularly finds themselves carrying out the role of umpire during matches, even for a few overs while their side is batting.
This course runs over an evening and lasts for approximately 2.5 hours. It covers the essential Laws that anyone will need to get started in umpiring, and is particularly useful for those who might umpire occasionally, as parents at a junior match, or perhaps while playing in a game themselves, or coaching.
Merstham Cricket Club's first team came third tonight in the Surrey Mirror/Dorking Advertiser sports award team of the year section.
At the club's AGM in January, the officers were re-elected unchanged.
The position of membership secretary has been merged with the treasurer's role.
To all members
In accordance with the constitution, notice is given to all members that The Annual General Meeting of Merstham Cricket Club will be held on Tuesday 20th January 2015 at The Pavilion, Quality Street, Merstham at 8pm.
As many of your will know, Rosemary Attridge, Merstham Cricket Club's long-standing membership secretary and tea rota organiser, died on Tuesday 16th December after a long illness.
The Attridge family would like everyone to know about the funeral details, which are as follows:
The Merstham Magics - the club's disability team - held their Christmas party at the Quality Street clubhouse.
