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12/10/2026

🏆 CHEPSTOW CC AWARDS NIGHT 2026 🟢⚫️

A fantastic evening celebrating another brilliant season at Chepstow Cricket Club! A huge thank you to all the players, parents and supporters who joined us last Saturday for our annual awards night.

A special thank you goes to all our coaches across every team, whose time, commitment and dedication continue to make our club what it is. 👏

🏏 A fantastic season across the club

Our junior section has enjoyed an outstanding year, with every age group winning their league! To top it off, both the Under 11s and Under 15s completed the league and cup double. An incredible achievement and a real testament to the hard work of our young players and coaches.

At senior level, the 1st XI did just enough to secure their place in the Premier League for another season, the 2nd XI confirmed yet another year in a highly competitive Division 3, and the 3rd XI finished in style by winning Division 12. Plenty to celebrate across the club! 💚🖤

🏆 2026 Award Winners

Under 11 A

* 🥇 Player of the Year: Parag Kumar
* 📈 Most Improved: Arthur Lawrence
* 🤝 Clubman: Jack Morgan

Under 11 B

* 🥇 Player of the Year: Nav Dosanj
* 📈 Most Improved: Ollie Saxelby
* 🤝 Clubman: Noah Shillam

Under 11 C

* 🥇 Player of the Year: George Barnby
* 📈 Most Improved: Henry Knight
* 🤝 Clubman: Michael Robins

Under 13

* 🥇 Player of the Year: George Kear
* 📈 Most Improved: Jack Hogan
* 🤝 Clubman: Sam Aston

Under 15

* 🥇 Player of the Year: Raahi Kumar
* 📈 Most Improved: Leo Hutchings
* 🤝 Clubman: Ewan Guthrie

Women’s Team

* 🥇 Player of the Year: Lindsey Hutchings
* 📈 Most Improved: Rachel Barnby
* 🤝 Clubwoman: Kate Guthrie

Senior Teams

* 🏏 3rd XI Player of the Year: Alun Jones
* 🏏 2nd XI Player of the Year: Raahi Kumar
* 🏏 1st XI Player of the Year: Harry Hughes
* ⭐ Players’ Player of the Year: Harry Hughes

Congratulations to all our award winners, and well done to everyone who has contributed to another memorable season at Chepstow CC.

From our youngest juniors to our senior sides, the future is looking bright. Thank you to everyone who plays, coaches, volunteers, supports and gets behind the club week in, week out.

Here’s to another great season in 2027! 🟢⚫️

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03/10/2026

Chepstow Cricket Club, 2026 💚🖤

07/09/2026

🏆Gwent Junior Cricket Cup Finals 2026🏆

The conclusion of a memorable junior cricket season saw Chepstow Colts secure two more titles on Sunday at Newport CC

The Under 15s defeated Newport Fugitives by 51 runs. Batting first Raahi K (48) and Jack W (67*) laid the platform for a total of 160-1 (an opening partnership of 92) Finlay H added a quick fire 27

The Chepstow seam bowlers struggled early on and it was the control from Ted B (4 overs for 10) Raahi K (4 overs for 18) that kept the dangerous Ethan W (35) in check

Miles H (4 wickets for 15) then bowled superbly toward the end of the innings leaving Chepstow comfortable winners
Jack W was awarded MOM

In the Under 11 final Chepstow snatched victory from the jaws of defeat versus Monmouth. Defending a total of 118/9 they were very much ‘up against it’ with Monmouth cruising at 73-0 but Parag K with (3 for 9) and Frank F (4 overs 1 for 8 ) turned the game on its head

They were well supported by Arthur L (4 overs 1 for 14) and some great fielding. Arthur also chipped in with a valuable 23 runs in a low scoring game

Monmouth were indebted to Finley H with 3 wickets for 3 runs and the batting of James T (45). A nervous last two overs saw Chepstow emerge victorious by just 4 runs

A really exciting game of cricket cheered on by the large Chepstow support with the result in doubt right up until the end. Parag K was voted MOM for his bowling and his innings of 39

It was not to be for the under 13s as they came up against a very strong Abergavenny batting line-up. Charlie W (39) MOM Riley H (58) and the talented Ted J (38) set a formidable target of 145-1

Chepstow never got going and it was thanks to under 11 Frank F with a simply superb unbeaten 54 that they got within 25 runs

Riley H (Abergavenny) was voted MOM

So the curtain comes down on a fantastic season for Chepstow Colts who have won 3/3 Gwent Premier league titles and 2/3 Gwent Cup Finals. The best junior cricket season for many a year and encouragingly most of the players are available at the same age group for the 2027 season !

Huge congratulations to all players involved this year and a big thank you to the coaches for their hard work and parents for their support all season 💚🖤

02/09/2026

🗓️SUNDAY🗓️

One more day of cricket for the club this season as Sunday sees not one, not two but THREE Chepstow junior teams in cup final action! Get down to Newport and show your support! 🖤💚

28/08/2026

🟢⚫️ GAME WEEK 18 — FINAL FIXTURES ⚫️🟢

For the final time this year, here are your three Chepstow senior sides. One more Saturday — let’s hope the rain stays away!

🏏 1st XI

Save the hardest until last.

The 1s travel to newly crowned league champions Neath for the final game of the season.

Harry Hughes returns, while both Chitnis brothers are back in the side. A tough final challenge for the 1s to finish the season.

🏏 2nd XI

The final game of the year at Mathern Road sees the 2s welcome Vale.

With T away, Jon Huws takes the captain’s armband. He’ll be hoping the experience — if not necessarily the athleticism — of his top order can provide the perfect platform.

🏏 3rd XI — CHAMPIONS

Already crowned Division 12 champions, the 3s head to Monkswood & Panteg, who currently sit second.

Brent returns to captain the side. Can the champions finish the season on a high?

🍻 And then, of course, the mandatory end-of-season celebrations will be adhered to in the evening.

One last push, lads. Go well everyone.

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28/08/2026

🟢⚫️ GAME WEEK 17 RESULTS ⚫️🟢

🏆 3rd XI CHAMPIONS! 🏆

The big news from Week 17 — the 3rd XI have secured the Division 12 title with a game to spare!

Whatever happens next week, Brent’s boys are league champions. A fantastic achievement from a young side who have consistently given opportunities to players coming through the club.

Congratulations to everyone involved — thoroughly deserved. 👏

Here’s how the rest of the weekend unfolded…

🏏 1st XI vs Port Talbot

The 1s welcomed Port Talbot to Mathern Road in another crucial South Wales Premier League 2 fixture.

Asked to field first, Jason Dobbie struck early before wickets from Leach and Hall reduced the visitors to 118-4. Raahi Kumar and Ben Hope-Bell then claimed two and three apiece respectively, with some sharp work in the field helping Chepstow bowl Port Talbot out for 209.

The chase proved difficult against a strong bowling attack. Chepstow slipped to 60-6, before Hall and Dobbie fought back with a 50-run partnership, Hall reaching his half-century.

Unfortunately, the early damage proved too much and Chepstow were bowled out in the 42nd over, losing by 68 runs.

🏏 2nd XI vs Machen

The 2s travelled to Machen with a young side looking to finish the season strongly.

After last week’s club-record 233*, Ollie Thornhill continued his incredible form with a superb 76.

Unfortunately, wickets fell regularly around him and Chepstow were restricted to 152.

Machen chased the total without losing a wicket. A tough afternoon, but another valuable season of development for a young 2nd XI who will return to Division 3 next year.

🏆 3rd XI vs Llanarth

CHAMPIONS.

Knowing 14 points would secure the title, there was understandably a little more tension than usual at Francis Field.

Alun Jones 79 and stand-in skipper Luca 81 provided the platform, taking Chepstow to 222-7 from 40 overs.

Llanarth started brilliantly, putting on 93 for the first wicket and briefly making the title dream look rather less certain.

From 93-1, however, the bowlers turned the game around. Max Hunt (2), Leo Hutchings (2 on his senior debut), Ben Tate (2) and wickets for Luca, Tom and Jack Hogan saw Llanarth bowled out for 175.

20 points. League title. One game to spare.

🏆 CHEPSTOW CC DIVISION 12 CHAMPIONS! 🏆

A brilliant achievement from a young group — and another fantastic example of our pathway from Colts cricket into the senior sides.

Congratulations lads. Fully deserved. 💚🖤

23/08/2026

Congratulations to the Chippets on their festival win today!

20/08/2026

🟢⚫️ 233 NOT OUT. CLUB RECORD. HISTORY MADE. ⚫️🟢

What a day for Ollie Thornhill.

Batting for the 3rd XI against Vale, OT produced an innings that will go down in Chepstow Cricket Club history — 233 not out.

After reaching his century, Ollie accelerated in extraordinary fashion, taking the game away from Vale and powering on to a magnificent double century.

In the process, Ollie:

🏏 Broke Tyler Morgan-Hughes’ long-standing club record of 191, set for the 2nd XI
2 x 💯 Became the first player in Chepstow CC history to score a double century
🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Finished top of the Wales honours board this week
🇬🇧 Ranked 4th in the UK for the week

His innings helped the 3rd XI post a ridiculous 364-1 from 40 overs before completing a 154-run victory.

A truly extraordinary innings and a record that had stood for a long time.

Congratulations OT — 233 is one for the history books.

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20/08/2026

🟢⚫️ GAME WEEK 16 RESULTS ⚫️🟢

Congratulations to Ollie Thornhill on an extraordinary achievement, smashing the Chepstow Cricket Club record for the highest individual score and becoming the first player in club history to score a double century with an incredible 233*. What a knock! 👏

Three senior games, Colts cricket, and plenty more to celebrate. Here’s how Week 16 played out…

🏏 1st XI vs Pentyrch

Fresh from their win over Maesteg, the 1s travelled to Pentyrch looking for another crucial result.

Batting first on a scorching day, Scott Bailey (46) and Bruno Chitnis (34) put on 86 for the first wicket. AJ added 32 before James Hall blasted a quickfire 35 and Fil Chitnis finished unbeaten on 20*, taking Chepstow to 235-6.

Pentyrch started strongly, reaching 100 without loss, but Tregaskes once again led the fightback with an excellent 3-wicket spell. Bruno Chitnis also produced a run out as the hosts slipped to 153-4.

Despite further wickets from Bruno and Hall, Pentyrch held their nerve to chase it down with four wickets remaining.

A tough one to take, but 8 potentially valuable points in the fight for survival.

🏏 2nd XI vs Ponthir

The 2s welcomed Ponthir to Mathern Road looking to avenge the 10-wicket defeat in the reverse fixture.

Archer fell early, but Harris (34) and Tuhin (49) rebuilt before Jason Dobbie produced a fluent 50, anchoring the innings. A late 26 from Eddie Hillman lifted Chepstow to 208-8 from 45 overs.

Ponthir made a strong start with a 70-run opening stand before Eddie broke through. Dobbie then applied the pressure with another miserly spell, but wickets proved hard to come by.

Shaveen and Finn Hillman both struck late, with Finn claiming his first 2nd XI wicket on his debut alongside his brother Eddie.

Unfortunately, Ponthir held their nerve and reached the target with just two balls remaining.

A brilliant contest for the neutral and a seriously close one for the 2s.

🏏 3rd XI vs Vale 🤯

Well… where do we even start?

A picturesque village green, small boundaries and Ollie Thornhill clearly deciding he wasn’t going home until he’d hit everything.

233.*

OT smashed the club record for the highest individual score in a Chepstow shirt and, in doing so, became the first player in the club’s history to score a double century.

Alun Jones provided superb support with 82, while Jack Ward joined the party with a rapid 29*.

Chepstow finished on an absurd 364-1 from 40 overs.

With Vale needing to attack, wickets followed. Ben Tate claimed 3, Charlie Harkins added 2 and Paul Phillips chipped in with one as Vale were eventually dismissed for 210 inside 31 overs.

A huge 154-run victory and, even more importantly, the 3s are now just one win away from promotion. 👀

🏏 Colts | Under 15s vs Newport

The Under 15s got the weekend started on Friday.

Batting first, Finn Hillman led the way with 44 as Chepstow posted 141-6 from their 20 overs.

The bowlers then delivered, with Raahi taking 2 wickets and Miles, Max, Elliot and Ted all getting among them. Excellent fielding helped restrict Newport to 107-7.

A strong all-round performance and another win for the Colts. 👏

💚🖤 Week 16 in numbers:

🏏 3 senior games
🤯 233 — a new club record*
💯 First double century in Chepstow history
📈 3rd XI one win from promotion
👏 Finn Hillman’s 2nd XI debut wicket
🏏 Another Colts victory

What a week. Up the Chep.

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17/08/2026

🟢⚫️ Ladies Softball Festival | Sunday 23rd August ⚫️🟢

Join us at Mathern Road this Sunday for a great day of softball cricket!

🏏 11am start
🍔 BBQ running throughout the day
🍦 Ice cream van
🍻 Bar open all day
🎟️ Raffle with prizes to be won

Come down, support the ladies and enjoy a great day at the club.

Everyone welcome — see you Sunday!

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