To mark our 150th anniversary, local artist Catherine Quinn has been commussioned to do a special painting, which was much admired at our celebratory dinner.

The painting has been on display in the clubhouse and will be again on Sunday for our Family Fun Day.

Merstham first team are now within a set of bonus points of clinching the Fuller’s League Division Two title and could do so on Saturday, a day before they host Surrey Masters on their Family Fun Day in their 150th anniversary celebration match.

Captain Naveed Saeed, however, is determined to win the final two matches of the season, away to second bottom John Fisher and at home to bottom club Warlingham.

Merstham Cricket Club will be able to raise a toast to promotion at their 150th anniversary dinner on Friday night after securing promotion on Saturday.

The Magics took yet another victory - their 12th of the season - against Wandgas, putting them 62 points ahead of third placed Woodmansterne (who tied at Newdigate) with three games (each worth a maximum 20 points each) left. Second placed Chaldon, 16 points behind, are the only team who can catch Merstham for the title now. The top two teams go up.

Today is the last chance to book your tickets for this year's 150th Dinner at Reigate Hill Golf Club on Friday 15th August. Tickets are £40 per head and include guest speak Geoff Miller, ex-England chairman of selectors, and a live band (see details).

Tickets must be booked by today (Friday 8th August 2014), so please contact Richard Feist now to reserve your place and arrange payment.

Today is the last chance to book your tickets for this year's 150th Dinner at Reigate Hill Golf Club on Friday 15th August. Tickets are £40 per head and include guest speak Geoff Miller, ex-England chairman of selectors, and a live band (see details).

Tickets must be booked by today (Friday 8th August 2014), so please contact Richard Feist now to reserve your place and arrange payment.

Merstham Cricket Club features in the current edition of the Surrey Mirror, taking up the Yesteryear section of the paper edited by the paper's long-standing community editor Mark Davison.

Merstham 132

Chaldon 136-8

We have 20 tickets for the Natwest T20 Blast against Worcestershire this Saturday (2nd August) at the Oval.

Tickets are free for Merstham CC members and parents of our younger players.

We have 50 tickets for the Royal London One Day Cup match against Somerset on Wednesday 6th August at the Oval. Play starts at 1:30pm.

Merstham 'Magics', the club's disability side, will be hosting the Surrey Disability side at Quality Street on Wednesday at 6.15pm.

Spectators are welcome and the teams would appreciate your support.