London Eagles Sporting Club, London (2026)

24/08/2026

# Eagles Soar Past London Fighters with Noman’s Six-Wicket Masterclass

London Eagles Sunday 1st XI continued their campaign in impressive fashion with a convincing six-wicket victory over London Fighters Sunday 1st XI in the National Cricket League – NCL Championship Gold Division (A) on Sunday 23 August 2026.

From an Eagles point of view, the afternoon belonged to Noman Hossain.

London Fighters had recovered well from 46/2 and looked in a strong position at 113/3, with R Tnz and Forhad Sayem building a useful partnership. But once the Eagles broke through, the innings completely changed.

Noman ripped through the middle and lower order with a superb spell of 6 wickets for just 22 runs from 7.4 overs, including two maidens. His burst helped turn 121/4 into 140 all out, with the Fighters losing their final seven wickets for only 27 runs.

Habib Shiplu was excellent alongside him, returning 2/15 from five overs with two maidens, while Kamran Hossain and Azm Johnny picked up a wicket apiece.

London Fighters were eventually dismissed for 140 in 28.4 overs.

The chase was not completely straightforward. The Eagles lost Azm Johnny for 15 at 23/1 and Rajid Khan for 17 at 42/2, leaving the game nicely poised.

But Habib Shiplu and Apu Chanda settled things down with a vital partnership. Apu played positively for his 33 from 35 balls, striking six boundaries, while Habib anchored the innings with a patient 36 from 79 balls.

Their stand carried the Eagles to 100 before Apu departed, and although Habib later fell with the score on 124, the hard work had been done.

Hossain Mahmud remained unbeaten on 16, with Ehsan Khan joining him at the end as the Eagles reached 141/4 in 30.4 overs to complete a comfortable six-wicket win.

Final Score:

London Fighters CC Sunday 1st XI – 140 all out (28.4 overs)

London Eagles CC Sunday 1st XI – 141/4 (30.4 overs)

London Eagles won by 6 wickets.

Noman Hossain – 6/22
Habib Shiplu – 2/15 & 36 runs
Apu Chanda – 33 runs

A terrific all-round team performance, but Noman’s devastating six-wicket spell was undoubtedly the defining moment of the match. The Eagles walked away with 18 points, while London Fighters took 5 — another strong result in the NCL Championship Gold Division (A).

22/08/2026

London Eagles Edge Thriller with Dramatic Final-Wicket Stand

London Eagles 2nd XI produced a remarkable one-wicket victory over Stanford Le Hope 2nd XI in the Essex League – Division 09, 2nd XI Division Three, at the London Eagles SC Ground on Saturday, 22 August 2026.

Having won the toss, the Eagles elected to field first. Stanford Le Hope posted a competitive 241 for 9 from their 45 overs, built around an explosive 73 from Freddie Hales. Jamil Chowdhury was outstanding with the ball for the Eagles, taking 3 for 36 from nine overs, while Mohammad Kamrul Hasan claimed 3 for 43. Mamunur Rashid also picked up two wickets and Ahammad Rabby returned an excellent 1 for 20 from nine overs.

Chasing 242, the Eagles were given a flying start by Kawsar Miah, who smashed 64 from just 30 balls, including 14 fours and a six. Mizanur Rahaman Rakib contributed a useful 29, but the chase then began to unravel.

From 128 for 3, the Eagles suddenly slipped to 148 for 8, leaving Stanford firmly in control. Ahammad Rabby kept hopes alive with a battling 27 from 25 balls, but when he became the ninth wicket with the score on 178, the Eagles still required 64 runs with just one wicket remaining.

What followed was an extraordinary final-wicket partnership.

With the match seemingly slipping away, Hasan Khan and Jamil Chowdhury showed tremendous composure under pressure. Rather than simply surviving, the pair gradually chipped away at the target, turning what looked like an almost impossible situation into a genuine chance of victory.

Every run became crucial as the final pair took the Eagles closer and closer. Hasan finished unbeaten on 31 from 42 balls, while Jamil remained unbeaten on 21 from 48, as the pair put together an unbroken 65-run partnership for the tenth wicket.

The Eagles eventually reached 243 for 9 in 40.2 overs, completing a sensational victory with just one wicket in hand.

It was a match that swung dramatically in both directions, but when everything was on the line, the final partnership held its nerve. From 178 for 9 to victory, Hasan and Jamil produced a memorable stand to secure 20 league points and one of the most thrilling wins of the season for London Eagles.

22/08/2026

London Eagles 1st XI Hold Their Nerve in One-Wicket Thriller

London Eagles 1st XI secured a dramatic one-wicket victory over Roding Valley CC 1st XI in the Essex League – Division 05, 1st XI Division Four, at RV CC – River Playing Field Ground 1 on Saturday, 22 August 2026.

Roding Valley won the toss and elected to bat first, eventually posting 232 all out from their 45 overs. Their innings was dominated by an outstanding 137 from Md Sultan Mahbub, who struck 12 fours and 11 sixes from just 86 balls.

Despite that superb individual innings, the Eagles kept taking wickets around him. Tanveer Ahmed led the attack with 3 for 45, while Salman Ahmed produced an excellent spell of 2 for just 17 from 10 overs, including four maidens. Kawsar Ahmed also picked up 2 for 35, as the Eagles ensured Roding Valley were bowled out on the final ball of their innings.

Chasing 233, London Eagles had contributions throughout the order but were made to work for every run. Shakeel Ahmed made 32 at the top, while Mitu Ahmed contributed 23, but a cluster of wickets left the Eagles in trouble at 81 for 4.

The middle order responded well. Rajuan Hussain Shihab struck 34 from 32 balls, while Ripon Noor top-scored with 44 from 48, helping rebuild the innings and keep the chase alive. Moinul Hassan added a useful 20 before the game tightened once again.

When Ripon was dismissed at 194 for 8, the Eagles still needed 39 runs with only two wickets remaining.

Habib Shiplu and Kawsar Ahmed then pushed the score to 228 before Habib fell for 14, leaving the Eagles nine wickets down and still five runs short of victory.

With the match on a knife-edge, Kawsar remained calm. Having already played positively under pressure, he was joined by captain Salman Ahmed for the final wicket. The pair held their nerve and completed the chase, taking London Eagles to 236 for 9 in 44.1 overs.

Kawsar finished unbeaten on a crucial 28 from just 17 balls, including five fours, while Salman remained not out on 4.

It was another nerve-shredding finish for the Eagles, but when the game came down to the final partnership, the last pair showed the composure needed to get the team over the line.

Final result:
Roding Valley CC 1st XI – 232 all out (45 overs)
London Eagles CC 1st XI – 236/9 (44.1 overs)

London Eagles won by one wicket and collected all 20 league points.

02/08/2026

🏏 Welcome to London Eagles SC, MJ Hasan! 🦅

We are delighted to officially welcome our very own MJ Hasan to London Eagles Sporting Club.

MJ has always been an integral part of the London Eagles family—as a well-wisher, sponsor, and trusted advisor. Although his busy schedule never gave him the opportunity to represent the club on the field, he has consistently supported us behind the scenes.

Today, we’re proud to finally see him join the squad as a player. We look forward to seeing him wear the London Eagles jersey and create many memorable moments with the team.

Welcome to the field, MJ! Wishing you a fantastic journey in the Eagles colours. 💙🤍

Once an Eagle in spirit, now an Eagle on the pitch! 🦅🏏

28/07/2026

Match Report | Hamro Foundation Essex League

A superb all-round team performance saw London Eagles 2nd XI secure a 5-wicket victory over Rainham CC 2nd XI in the Hamro Foundation Essex League.

After loosing the toss, the Eagles produced a disciplined bowling display to dismiss Rainham for 127 in 30.3 overs. The standout performer was Ahammad Rabby, who ripped through the batting line-up with a brilliant 5 wickets for 29 runs from 8 overs, delivering the match-winning spell.

In reply, the Eagles chased the target with composure, reaching 128/5 in 28.2 overs to seal an impressive victory. Mamunur Rashid was the top scorer with 20 runs well supported Tamjid 18 runs, Rakib 16 runs and both Parvez and Javed unbeaten on 13 & runs got the Eagles home.

A fantastic team effort with both ball and bat, earning another valuable league win.

Result: London Eagles 2nd XI won by 5 wickets.

🏏 Player of the Match: Ahammad Rabby – 5/29 (8 overs).

27/07/2026

Essex & East London Cricket League – Premier Division

London Eagles 3rd XI 🦅 vs Waltham Forest 1st XI
📍 Seven Kings Park

A fantastic all-round team performance saw London Eagles 3rd XI finish their home league match with an excellent 20-run victory over Waltham Forest 1st XI.

After winning the toss, skipper Ali Misbah elected to bat first. The innings got off to the worst possible start as both openers, Rajid and Kawsar Ahmed, were dismissed early, leaving the Eagles under pressure.

The recovery began through a composed 86-run third-wicket partnership between Shahed Ahmed and Tuhid Islam. Shahed produced a classy half-century, scoring 50, while Tuhid added a valuable 25, laying the perfect platform for what was to come.

What followed was a batting masterclass from Mahad Hoque. Displaying power, timing and composure, Mahad dominated the bowling attack with a magnificent 122 not out*, striking the ball to all parts of the ground and carrying his bat through the innings. Valuable contributions from Ehsan Khan (25), Rumman Ahmed (19) and Ali Misbah (10) helped the Eagles post an imposing 294/8 from 45 overs.

Defending a big total, the Eagles made the ideal start when captain Ali Misbah removed the Waltham Forest opener with the very first ball of the innings. Sadik and Qazi Alamgir then picked up the other opener and No.3 to keep the visitors under early pressure.

However, Waltham Forest fought back brilliantly through impressive half-centuries from Awais Muhammad and Rashid Khan, who kept the chase alive and the required run rate within reach. With the momentum shifting towards the visitors, captain Misbah turned to Ehsan Khan, and the move proved decisive.

Ehsan produced the match-winning spell, immediately removing both well-set batters and finishing with 4 wickets, completely changing the course of the game. His outstanding spell broke the backbone of the chase and allowed the Eagles to regain control. Kawsar Ahmed claimed the final wicket to seal a deserved 20-run victory.

A brilliant team effort, highlighted by Mahad Hoque’s sensational unbeaten century and Ehsan Khan’s outstanding match-winning spell, ensured the Eagles came away with another memorable win.

Congratulations to the entire squad! Let’s carry this momentum into the final league fixture and finish the season on a high.

Final Score
🦅 London Eagles 3rd XI – 294/8 (45 overs)
🏏 Waltham Forest 1st XI – 274 all out (42.4 overs)

London Eagles 3rd XI won by 20 runs.

16/07/2026

Match Report: London Eagles EELCL XI Secure Emphatic Premier Division Victory

Essex and East London Cricket League – Premier Division
Saturday 11 July 2026
Metropolitan Police Sports Club, Chigwell High Road
East London Titans SC 1st XI vs London Eagles CC EELCL XI

London Eagles EELCL XI delivered a complete team performance to defeat East London Titans 1st XI by 156 runs in a time game, claiming the full 25 league points.

After winning the toss, London Eagles elected to bat and built an imposing 323–6 declared from 43 overs. Juned Ahmed set the tone at the top of the order with a positive 39 from 41 balls, striking seven boundaries, before Kawsar Miah took charge of the innings.

Kawsar produced a superb century, making 115 from 102 deliveries with 16 fours and a six. He provided the backbone of the Eagles’ innings as useful contributions came from Shahed Ahmed (11), Tuhid Islam (18) and Mahadul Haque (17).

The defining acceleration came late in the innings. With the score at 222–5, Qazi Alamgir and Ehsan Khan added 101 runs for the sixth wicket. Ehsan was particularly destructive, blasting 58 from only 24 balls, including eight fours and two sixes, while Qazi struck an unbeaten 51 from 39 balls, featuring three fours and three sixes. Their partnership pushed the Eagles beyond 300 and allowed the declaration to come at 323–6.

In reply, the Eagles’ bowlers immediately took control. Ali Misbah started with a disciplined spell, before Monjurul Hasan ripped through the top and middle order with excellent figures of 3–22 from 7.2 overs, including two maidens.

Kawsar then completed a memorable all-round performance, taking 3–24 from eight overs with four maidens. He removed Vraj Patel, Moin Arefin and Titans captain Aneeq Hossain Chowdhury. Tuhid Islam, Jamil Chowdhury and Mahadul Haque all chipped in with a wicket apiece as the pressure never relented.

Despite 43 from Pavan Kumar Nerella, East London Titans were dismissed for 167 in 36.2 overs, sealing a commanding 156-run victory for London Eagles.

A brilliant day for the Eagles: a century and three wickets for Kawsar Miah, explosive late scoring from Ehsan Khan and Qazi Alamgir, and a disciplined bowling display that ensured a deserved league win.

16/07/2026

Match Report: Centurions Tanveer and Noor Power Eagles to Dominant Draw

London Eagles 1st XI were left frustrated after a superb all-round display against South Woodford CC ended in a draw, despite posting a huge total of 336–3 declared and taking eight wickets in reply.

After winning the toss at the London Eagles SC Ground, the Eagles chose to bat. The innings began steadily, with Raihan Hussain providing the foundation through a fluent 50 from 61 balls, including eight boundaries. Although early wickets saw Apu Chanda and Habib Shiplu depart, Raihan’s innings helped the Eagles reach 106–3 and set the platform for a remarkable recovery.

From there, Tanveer Ahmed and wicketkeeper Ripon Noor took complete control of the contest. Tanveer was devastating, striking 136 from 113 deliveries, with 13 fours and seven sixes. He combined power with control throughout his innings, punishing anything loose and putting South Woodford’s bowlers under sustained pressure.

At the other end, Ripon continued his excellent form with an unbeaten 108 from just 78 balls. His innings included 15 fours and four sixes, and marked his second consecutive century for London Eagles. The pair transformed the match with a superb 230-run partnership, taking the Eagles from a position of recovery to one of complete dominance.

With the score at 336–3 after 49 overs, London Eagles declared and set South Woodford a daunting target.

The visitors made a positive start through Dylan Dhanjal, who struck 36 from 30 balls, but the Eagles’ bowlers kept finding breakthroughs. Habib Shiplu removed Dhanjal, while Mehdi Abbas produced a strong spell of 3–69 from 16 overs, claiming the key wickets of Shojibur Rahman, Rashid Rahman and Ibraheem Raza.

Ifteyarul Hoq Linkon also impressed, conceding only 16 runs from his six overs and taking the wicket of Waqas Khaliq. Tanveer then capped an outstanding personal performance with the ball, taking 3–47 from 14 overs, including four maidens. His wickets of Haroon Awan, Wasif Ghory and Aswad Mohammed kept the pressure firmly on South Woodford.

London Eagles pushed hard for the final two wickets, but South Woodford’s lower order held on until the close, finishing on 222–8 from 48 overs. The Eagles took 11 points from the match, while South Woodford collected five.

A memorable day for the Eagles, led by two outstanding centuries, a 230-run partnership, and a fine all-round display from Tanveer Ahmed.

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