Jeff O'Dwyer as Saturday Second XI Captain.

Jeff had previously been Vice-Captain of the Saturday Second XI this season, and has been acting Captain since Tom's elevation to the First XI. A Vice-Captain has not been appointed at this stage, but Jeff will be supported by a number of senior players within the side.

Tom Smithson as Sunday First XI Captain.

As noted above, Tom's promotion to the First XI means he will now take on this role.

I would like to take this opportunity thank Simon Dare for his fantastic efforts as Sunday First XI Captain over previous seasons, including leading the side to promotion last year.

Posted by Rohan Lee on 25th May 11

This season, the club has taken a renewed focus on the importance of our mid-week training sessions. We have looked to ensure intensity in our net sessions and that we spend important time during each session on fitness and fielding.

It is fantastic to see two of the clubs best "trainers" over the last month - Tom Wilson and Johnny Rice - enjoy the benefits of their efforts at training with excellent performances for the third XI and second XI over the past fortnight.

The main training session for the week takes place on Tuesday between 6pm and 8pm. There is an optional session on Thursday at the same times.

Posted by Rohan Lee on 25th May 11

You can pay either by cheque (via your captain or directly to Brian Mulholland) or by internet transfer. If you pay by transfer the details are: NatWest, Bank sort code 52-21-27; Account number 01107623. Please inform the club’s Membership Secretary, Brian Mulholland by e-mail to brian.mulholland@uwclub.net when you do pay this way.

From 31st may, the cost of senior players annual subs will go up to £170.00.

Posted by Brian Mulholland on 20th May 11

"I had all 3 playing with me in the 3’s and it was basically the Hodson show with all 3 being involved in 7 of the 10 wickets. 14 year old Josh opened the bowling with figures of 1-13 from his first 6 overs and had the opposition in all sorts of trouble swinging the ball both ways at good pace! 13 year old Matt playing his first game for the senior set up then took a great catch from a top edge off the bowling of Steve Dunning at mid-wicket. After the impressive start made by the youngsters under pressure dad, Neil then replaced young Josh and came on to bowl a spell of 9 overs with young Josh taking 2 catches and Matt taking another stunning over the shoulder catch for his dad to leave Neil with figures of 9 overs 5 for 37!

It would have been great for them to let everybody else have a go but I think it’s a great achievement for the Hodson’s and an even better advert for the colts set up as commented on by the opposing captain."

Congratulations to all three Hodsons - although maybe just a passing mention to Johnny Lyons for his magnificent 111 earlier in the same game!!!

Posted by Robert Dunstone on 8th May 11

Ryan is a right-arm seam bowler who has played for Woodville District CC in South Australia for the past 10 seasons and was both the Grade B leading wicket-taker and player of the season in 2010-2011. Ryan has also previously played in UK in 2008 for Masham CC in North Yorkshire.

Ryan will be making his debut for the 1st XI in our game against Radlett 2s this Saturday, so let's all make Ryan feel at home here at the 'Wood and wish him every success for the 2011 season.

Posted by Robert Dunstone on 5th May 11

Please also make sure you show your appreciation of the efforts of the long-standing supporters of the club - in particular Jean who is once again providing our fantastic teas - and our scorers and umpires. Please thank those who make playing cricket at Chorleywood a great experience.

Posted by Rohan Lee on 21st Apr 11

Posted by Owen Edis on 15th Apr 11

These details are only viewable by captains, vice captains and other committee members.

Posted by Martin Tyler on 12th Apr 11

If you don't have log in details, please email register@cwcricket.org

Posted by Rohan Lee on 4th Apr 11

I would like to welcome you to another cricket season at Chorleywood Cricket Club. The season starts in earnest with a Senior practice game on Saturday April 16th. Winter training and net practice for Juniors and Seniors have been going well and end on the second weekend in April, with training starting on the Common in the following week.

Last year was one of our most successful seasons at Chorleywood with several Colts teams getting through to the County finals, and half of our six senior teams getting promotion to a higher league. Furthermore, we achieved re-accreditation of our Clubmark and ECB Focus Club status and published our Club Strategy for the next five years based on the three important pillars of YOUTH, FAMILY and COMMUNITY.

Following our AGM in November last, we elected a new Cricket Manager – Rohan Lee, and a new Club Events Coordinator - Jonny Rice. These appointments are welcome additions to our Management Committee. The three Honorary Officers of the Club, the Chairman, Treasurer and Secretary were re-elected for another year, and most of the various Leadership roles, needed for the many aspects in running a cricket club, were filled. However, the Club always welcomes new faces and additional help from players, parents and friends would be much appreciated..

This year we are honoured by an MCC visiting team who will be playing our 1st XI in an all day match on the Common on Wednesday July 20th. On Tuesday May 31st we are hosting a County Under 15 Ladies 35-over match starting at 1pm and on Tuesday 28th June we will host a County Over-70s match – Hertfordshire vs. Sussex – both these events are firsts for Chorleywood. Then on Friday 29th July we host an Under-15 boys 50 over Area match – South West vs. East Herts. Some of our senior colts may be in the South West team. As in previous years, a Kwik Cricket Festival involving all the local Primary Schools will be held on the Common May 24th. On all occasions we shall have the bar open for spectators who we hope will be numerous.

As usual, the Club will have a series of events throughout the summer, details of which will appear on the website and in the Club Fixture Booklet; copies of which will be available in the Pavilion by the time the season starts.

This season we shall stop playing cricket on the Common after the league games finish in the first weekend of September. This is so that contractors can get to work on the square to start a 3 year programme to replace all the pitches. There will still be some Club cricket but all matches will be played Away.

So it just remains for me to wish you all a happy cricket season whether playing, officiating or spectating, blessed we hope, with good weather and plenty of sunshine.

Yours in cricket,

Owen Edis Chairman of Chorleywood Cricket Club

Posted by Owen Edis on 1st Apr 11

The 2011 season is fast approaching, the first game being on 16th April - which was certainly a surprise to me. As usual there are a number of jobs that need doing to get the Pavilion into a decent state for the season. To this end I am having paint in's / clubhouse job sessions on Saturday 26th March (next weekend) and Saturday 2nd April, starting at 9.00am and finishing at 12.00 midday. I will have all brushes and paint so you just need bring yourself and some dirty clothes. Last year only one person turned up to the first session (thank you Mr J Lyons) so here's hoping for a couple more this year.

I have already done a lot of the painting so there will be a lot of cleaning jobs Over the two weekends I would like to achieve the following :

- Paint Gents toilets (2 people for 2 hours) - Paint shower ceiling (one person for 1 hour) - Paint kitchen ceiling (one person for 1 hour) - Repair and Paint outside veranda (3 people for 3 hours) - Clean kitchen cupboards (yes - whilst the ceiling is being painted) - Clean windows and frames - General tidy up of ground around the pavilion.

It would be great if you can get to one session to help. If you are planning on coming, if you could e-mail or Owen to let me know then I can plan what to do before the day arrives.

Posted by Owen Edis on 22nd Mar 11

Friday April 8th - 7:30pm

Barbirolli Hall
St Clement Danes School
Chenies Road Chorleywood
WD3 6EW

Well known as the voice of English cricket, Jonathan Agnew comes to Chorleywood. He will talk about his new book Aggers Ashes. Ever wanted to know how it would be to go on tour with the english cricket team? Your chance to ask that question and more.

Who would be his dream team? Listen here http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=jonathan+agnew%5D&aq=f Tickets are £10 each which is wholly redeemable against the book on the night

Available only from Chorleywood Bookshop 01923 283566

Posted by Martin Tyler on 22nd Mar 11

This means you can start entering your availability for the start of the season.

Posted by Martin Tyler on 14th Mar 11

A further note to those who haven't been as yet - the price for each session is now £5-00 per player - so there's definitely no excuse not to come along now!

Posted by Robert Dunstone on 14th Feb 11

So, please do try and come along on Sunday and banish the winter blues in the company of your fellow club-members.

Posted by Robert Dunstone on 31st Jan 11

Posted by Martin Tyler on 29th Jan 11

Jean was the widow of Eddie Matten, who Umpired for CWCC in the 1980s. The funeral will take place at Chiltern Crematorium in Amersham on Friday 28th January at 12.15.pm

Our sincere condolences go to all Jean's family at this time.

Posted by Owen Edis on 25th Jan 11

The sessions will once again be held at Clement Danes School on Sundays between 5.00pm-7.00pm starting from Sunday 6th February.

Each session will cost £7.00 person (please do try and have the exact money if possible), or if you wish to pay in full at the first session you can take advantage of the special rate of £55.00 for the whole lot!

See you there!

Posted by Robert Dunstone on 23rd Jan 11

Posted by Owen Edis on 15th Dec 10

Do come along - see you there

Posted by Owen Edis on 27th Nov 10