Alleyn Honor Oak’s captain, Tom Bevan swept away the fragile Warlingham batting with 6-25 as his team skittled the beleagued club for only 59 to win by 127 runs. Read the rest of this entry »

SELECTION 21^ST, 24^TH, 25^TH JULY Read the rest of this entry »

Warlingham travelled to Middlesex and Stains & Laleham last Saturday eager to avenge their home defeat in May, only to find the home team’s ex-Middlesex bowler, Tim Bloomfield, on top form. Read the rest of this entry »

The 1st XI achieved a winning draw against Mitcham at Church Lane but Mahesh Amin had to survive the last 5 balls to avoid defeat.   Read the rest of this entry »

Mark Kenlock rarely fails to take wickets against Warlingham – whoever he’s playing for – and last Saturday at Church Lane was no exception Read the rest of this entry »

A much better performance by the top order batsmen looked at the interval to have given Warlingham a chance of a second win over Old Hamptonians at Dean Road on last Saturday. Read the rest of this entry »

Warlingham achieved a break in their run of losses but only came away with a solitary point from a game that would have been more entertaining if it weren’t for the unpleasant scenes of players arguing between themselves which resulted the umpires having to intervene. Read the rest of this entry »

Mansoor Mirza, playing his first game for the ones, took the first 8 wicket haul since Uncle’s 8-29 in 2004 but Cranleigh still made just enough to deny Warlingham a second win of the season. Read the rest of this entry »

Tim Slade’s first league 50 since 2001 helped Warlingham First XI set the league leaders a reasonable target at Brewery Road last Saturday. Read the rest of this entry »

The First’s disappointing run continued as they were outclassed by Alleyn & Honor Oak on a damp afternoon in Dulwich. Read the rest of this entry »