Dan Chrystie scored a magnificent 111, his first for the 1^st XI, in this bottom v top clash in the 4^th division at Church Lane.   Read the rest of this entry »

The first’s purely mathematical chance of escaping relegation disappeared in the rain at Church Lane. Read the rest of this entry »

Warlingham were in with a chance of winning this 50 over-a-side match at Cranleigh after a season’s best opening stand of 104 between a new pairing of Dan Chrystie and Monish Patel. Read the rest of this entry »

Pace bowlers have enjoyed playing against Warlingham this season and none more so than Graham Coetzee of Sinjungrammarians. Read the rest of this entry »

Owens Wins it for the Wednesdays Read the rest of this entry »

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 »

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 »