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The Village Cricket Club is a small club based loosely around its roots in North East London. We were formed in 2004 by a bunch of singularly talentless but enthusiastic cricketers...

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We're always on the lookout for new recruits of all abilities. Batsman, bowler, enthusiast, novice; The Village welcomes all. If you're looking to get involved you can shoot us an email, fill in this nice little form or even track us down on twitter.

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Let's be honest, it's the only reason most of us play the game. The chance to slice, dice and disect every inch of your game then talk about it at the pub. That's real cricket.

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The Village (208 for 4) beat South Bank Cricket Club (207 for 6) by 6 wickets, 26 May 2018

DJ EddieTron laid down the the beats as Village go from Britney '07 to Britney '17. The game was off...Advice for any London-based aspiring friendly cricket team...never deal with Raynes Park Former Pupils. With less than 24 hrs notice RPFP pulled out citing issues with the cost of tea and then issues raising a team because it was a late notice (1 month) game. When asked if they thought this was ...

The Village (253 for 7) beat Pacific CC (114 all out) by 139 runs, 22 April 2018

After a winter away and an unfortunate wash-out last week, the Village season finally got underway at a sunny Wray Crescent against returning foes Pacific CC. After our last game against Pacific in 2011 ended with a major falling out and the battle of the match-reports, it was good to get back to a friendly game of cricket against a solid bunch of London cricketers. New Skipper Cressey’s re...

DemiJohns (135 for 11) lost to The Village (180 all out) by 45 runs, 01 July 2017

On a day when the British and Irish Lions only just managed to turn over a 14 man New Zealand, 12 Villagers made their way to Oxford to take part in another game characterised by unusual numbers. After watching the Lions game, the main body of Villagers got on the Oxford tube only to find themselves stuck in Notting Hill waiting for tourists, Hooray Henrys and other cads to decide whether or not ...