Chertsey Cricket Club

📸 PHOTOS OF THE WEEK

1. Abinger giving 💯 as always
2. The 4s (missing Cheagles)
3. Waiting on a Fenner-Melham 💯 at the Rec
4. Want/need/watch this space
5. 💯 #13
6. THE 5S
7. The 3s
8. Barnaby
9. Barnaby’s view at Broadhalfpenny Down
10. 💯 #14
11 A Barnaby goodbye
12. Wrong bin George

📸 Pete, Lilly, Comms

A massive thanks to The Guardian for featuring us as the headline act in their The Spin newsletter talking all things middle stump anniversary with MA - the newsletter can be found here: https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2026/sep/09/lumpy-stevens-two-pubs-created-middle-stump-cricket-the-spin

Our 4s centurion on Saturday needs refreshment after ending on a maiden 111.

📸 AWAY ALBUM - 250 YEARS OF THE MIDDLE STUMP ANNIVERSARY (SECOND HALF)

The away game saw us travel to the historic Broadhalfpenny Down, the cradle of cricket, overlooked by the Bat and Ball, taking on the Broadhalfpenny Brigands - who were the best hosts. The game went to a draw despite a 6fer from Oscar Toogood in the first innings and aptly 111 by Hugh Aish-Lyons in the reply.

(A) 250 Years of the Middle Stump Anniversary - Broadhalfpenny Brigands 223-8 (dec)
Chertsey 188-8 - Hugh Aish-Lyons 111*, Oscar Toogood 6-49

📸 AWAY ALBUM - 250 YEARS OF THE MIDDLE STUMP ANNIVERSARY (FIRST HALF-ISH)

The away game saw us travel to the historic Broadhalfpenny Down, the cradle of cricket, overlooked by the Bat and Ball, taking on the Broadhalfpenny Brigands - who were the best hosts. The game went to a draw despite a 6fer from Oscar Toogood in the first innings and aptly 111 by Hugh Aish-Lyons in the reply.

(A) 250 Years of the Middle Stump Anniversary - Broadhalfpenny Brigands 223-8 (dec)
Chertsey 188-8 - Hugh Aish-Lyons 111*, Oscar Toogood 6-49

📸 HOME ALBUM - 250 YEARS OF THE MIDDLE STUMP ANNIVERSARY (FIRST HALF)

A massive thankyou to everyone who came down Sunday to help celebrate the 250 anniversary at home - a proud day for the club, and a massive thankyou also to Chipstead, Coulsdon, and Walcountians for celebrating with us (and the shot bat which will very much go to good use), the win aptly going the way of Chertsey, and LUMPY!

(H) 250 Years of the Middle Stump Anniversary
Chertsey 215-8 v Chipstead, Coulsdon, and Walcountians 81 all out - James Pearson 52, Ben Hanger 6-26

On the last day of the season, Alex Fenner-Melham became CCC centurion #13 for 2026, his maiden 111 coming off 101 balls, 21 fours for the 4s against Weybridge Vandals.