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Esher Cricket Club
New Road
Esher
Surrey KT10 9NU
Tel: 01372 462814
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Welcome to Esher Cricket Club

Esher Cricket Club is a thriving club with its main grounds on the edge of Esher in Surrey.  With a recently built new pavillion and refurbished nets, Esher Cricket Club offers top class facilities for players, officials and spectators of all ages.

As well as three Saturday teams participating in the Rymans Surrey Championship, the club also has a very strong youth devlopment programme starting from under 5 and going through to under 16.  Youth teams participate in both the West Surrey Youth Cricket League, Mid Surrey Youth Leagues and the NEC league.

In addition an Academy XI will play on Saturday afternoons and a Development XI on Sunday afternoons during July and August to facilitate the development of cricketers in the U13 to U19 age groups. 

The Club has achieved Clubmark accreditation from the ECB.

 

Esher vs Old England

Old England will be playing Esher on Sunday 24th June. To book a table at the lunch or to obtain full details please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .
 

2011 Annual Report

The club's Annual Report for 2011 has just been published and is available by clicking here.
 

2012 Fixtures Published

Surrey Championship fixtures for the 2012 season are now available by clicking on Fixtures and Results from the menu.
 
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