This page provides immediate access to the latest results for season 2025. The above links, and the navigation bar at the top of the screen, also make it possible to get at the running results and match reports for the other seasons since this web site has been in existence, as well as the results for the seasons back to 1959. Seasons prior to 1984 do not include information about individual performances since full scorebook details have not (yet??) been input to the database for those years.
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My apologies for the lack of a report for this game, but nothing was written at the time and there is little or no chance that anything will be now
Statistical Notes: Yet another debutant this week, in Paul Kain who captained Woodmansterne against us a few weeks back, and who both bowled and batted without disgracing himself.
Jake changed the face of the game with his 63 from just 24 balls and en route broke his old man’s record for fastest fifty (at least from the period for which we have the detail, Mark needed 20 balls against Overbury on tour in 2022) by reaching reaching that milestone from just 19 balls. Midway through his blitzkrieg innings he passed Brian Moore (5,827) for fifth place in the lifetime runs scored list, finishing on 5,857 (at a current average of 40.39, which is rarefied air just above Chris Morgan with only Darren Hanley, David Aldwinckle and Pat Redding north of that, and none of those played before reaching adulthood – if we remove the games he played up to 2012, before he was a teenager, then that average would be 45.3 and only Pat would be ahead of him). He needs just over a couple of thousand runs more to catch Dave Tickner in fourth.
Dean recorded a five-fer for the first time since his debut game against Leatherhead in 2021, which remains his best ever bowling figures (5 for 36). Five wicket hauls are becoming a rarity in these days of unremitting limited overs contests, and especially given that more and more of our opponents are requesting even less cricket in the form of 35 over games instead of 40, and there have been only two other five-fers in the four years since Dean’s last – Daniel at Blindley Heath last season and Billy against Putney later in 2021.
Rob played his 185th game for the club, joining Keith Miller on that number in 18th place on the lifetime appearances list. He also passed Graham Davenport into 23rd place on the all-time innings list with 127.
Back to index of resultsCurrent record: 4 wins, 2 losses, 0 draws
The current season’s results are arranged in reverse chronological order, to make it easier to find the most recent games.
22 Jun vs. Chipstead, Couldson & Walcountians (A) | Won by 3 wickets | |
CCWCC 205 for 6 | (D Wilson 5-51) | |
Badgers 206 for 7 | (DJ Pitts 38, M Stokes 42, J Gordon 63) | |
15 Jun vs. Tatsfield (A) | Lost by 16 runs | |
Tatsfield 167 for 8 | (T Russell 4-41) | |
Badgers 151 all out | (J Hyatt 48, M Gordon 42) | |
1 Jun vs. Hook & Southborough (A) | Lost by 57 runs | |
Hook 129 all out | (D Wilson 3-26, J Hyatt 2 ct. & 1 ro.) | |
Badgers 72 all out | (Extras 26) | |
25 May vs. Woodmansterne (A) | Won by 4 wickets | |
Woodmansterne 180 for 8 | (B Jenkins 3-14) | |
Badgers 181 for 6 | (S Pitts 30 ret., M Gordon 35, T Russell 31 no.) | |
18 May vs. Dormansland (A) | Won by 67 runs | |
Badgers 282 for 5 | (J Hyatt 104, S Eade 64, J Gordon 54) | |
Dormansland 215 for 4 | ||
27 Apr vs. Churchleigh (A) | Won by 59 runs | |
Badgers 177 for 7 | (D Ward 62, J Gordon 37 no.) | |
Churchleigh 118 all out | (D Wilson 3-22) | |