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We host:
3 x Senior Saturday teams in SEWCL
A midweek Forest of Dean Team
A Women’s Hardball & Softball Team
Junior teams at U11s to U15s playing in the Gwent Youth Leagues
A great friday night social/bbq/bar
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🏆🏏 Monmouth Cricket Club’s members remembered three much-loved stalwarts, while the women’s section took centre stage at...
10/10/2026

🏆🏏 Monmouth Cricket Club’s members remembered three much-loved stalwarts, while the women’s section took centre stage at their end-of-season awards last night.

🎉 Around 50 members and guests gathered at The Royal Oak to celebrate an action-packed summer at senior level in which the club’s women’s players shone brightly.

🙌 Among the evening’s highlights was long-serving Aled Jones deservedly carrying off the inaugural David Williams Award for Outstanding Contribution.

💕Aled Jones, a loyal clubman, has just completed his 25th successive playing season for Monmouth; he received the accolade on what was the second anniversary of David’s death.

💥 Teenage all-rounder Osian Jones was presented with the inaugural Trevor Slocombe Award by the late scorer’s wife, Berenice, and son, Richard, for his game-changing unbeaten maiden century against Newport Fugitives Seconds.

👏 Treasurer Nick Holt was a fitting recipient of the annual Dave Uttley Spirit of Cricket Award for his unstinting commitment and support to the club on and off the field.

👍 And passionate first team scorer Joe Atkinson, who covered matches both home and away throughout the campaign, was presented with the Chairman’s Award by Mike Maguire.

🏆The awards were sponsored by Bürkert Fluid Control Systems and among the winners recognised by women’s captain Ashley Burdett were Sophie Davies (batting), Claire Knight (newcomer) and Shannon Maguire (most valuable player for the softball team).

🏆Alexander Wilton (batting), Dan Bernard (bowler of season), Steve Vickers (most improved) and Jacob Deighton (Captain’s Award) were presented with the third team accolades by skipper Theo Minnie.

🏆 Monty Clarke (bowling) and Ian Morgan (Captain’s Award) were among the second team players honoured by vice-captain Neil Saunders, standing in for skipper Andrew Dobbie who was travelling to London to embark on a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Australia and Asia.

🏆 Promising wicketkeeper William Wilton (most improved player) and Gareth Jones (Captain’s Award) were among the first team’s award winners.

🏆 And the fit-again Sam Uttley collected the most improved player trophy for the club’s Forest Hundred midweek league team.

😊 The uplifting evening, which was a wonderful conclusion to the season, was organised by social secretary Jim Tyler.

🤝 The club would like to thank Doug and Judith Morris and staff, at The Royal Oak, for their tremendous hospitality.

🗓️ And the club’s members are now looking forward to the annual general meeting on Monday 9 November (7.30pm) at a venue to be confirmed shortly.

Full list of award winners for 2026:

David Williams Award for Outstanding Contribution: Aled Jones.
Trevor Slocombe Award: Osian Jones.
Dave Uttley Spirit of Cricket Award: Nick Holt.
Chairman’s Award: Joe Atkinson.
Clubperson of the year: Andy ‘Benny’ Philpotts.

Women’s teams:
Hardball:
Batting: Sophie Davies;
Bowling: Kelly Chilton;
Fielding: Helen McGloin;
Newcomer: Claire Knight;
Hardball: Most Valuable Player: Bea Jones;
Captain’s Award: Amelia Holt;
Softball: Most Valuable Player: Shannon Maguire;
Players’ Player: Amelia Holt.

First team:
Batting: Ben Davies;
Bowling: Ben Pilot;
Most improved: William Wilton;
Captain’s Award: Gareth Jones.

Second team:
Batting: Jake Teague;
Bowling: Monty Clarke;
Most wickets: Ieuan Jones;
Captain’s Award: Ian Morgan.

Third team:
Batting: Alexander Wilton;
Bowler of season: Daniel Bernard;
Most improved: Steve Vickers;
Captain’s Award: Jacob Deighton.

Midweek team:
Batting: Ben Pilot;
Bowling: Jared Janes;
Most improved: Sam Uttley;
Captain’s Award: Peter Keay.

Team of the year:
Midweek team.

📸 Pics by Greg Thomas.

🏏 Down the years, Monmouth Cricket Club has had many wonderful evenings at The Royal Oak.📸 As we look forward to this Fr...
06/10/2026

🏏 Down the years, Monmouth Cricket Club has had many wonderful evenings at The Royal Oak.

📸 As we look forward to this Friday’s end-of-season event, we can reflect on these fabulous photographs from our 2004 annual awards at the Hereford Road venue.

🏏 Two much-loved stalwarts will be remembered at Monmouth Cricket Club’s upcoming end-of-season presentation evening.😊Da...
01/10/2026

🏏 Two much-loved stalwarts will be remembered at Monmouth Cricket Club’s upcoming end-of-season presentation evening.

😊David ‘Dai’ Williams, a long-serving umpire, treasurer and vice-chairman, and Trevor Slocombe, a scorer and membership secretary, were both popular members of the town’s cricket club.

🙌 And, rather fittingly, their outstanding contributions to the club will live on with the introduction of two new awards in their memory.

📍The club’s senior members and guests will be reflecting on a busy summer at their presentation evening at The Royal Oak, Hereford Road, Monmouth, on Friday 9 October at 7.30pm.

📲To book a place at the awards evening at £12 per person, please contact chairman Mike Maguire for information via email: [email protected]

📸 The late David 'Dai' Williams and Trevor Slocombe, pictured back row, left, in this Monmouth Seconds team photograph from 2006, will be remembered at the cricket club's annual awards.

🔥 Monmouth Cricket Club’s record 1st team bowling feat was achieved by Glenn Taylor, who took 8-30 in a 13-run win at Bl...
21/09/2026

🔥 Monmouth Cricket Club’s record 1st team bowling feat was achieved by Glenn Taylor, who took 8-30 in a 13-run win at Blaina in 1989.

🥳 Glenn has been in touch to share the press cuttings from that historic afternoon. 👇

🏏 Tickets are available for Monmouth Cricket Club’s end-of-season presentation evening for senior players next month.📍Th...
20/09/2026

🏏 Tickets are available for Monmouth Cricket Club’s end-of-season presentation evening for senior players next month.

📍The club’s members and guests will be reflecting on a busy summer at The Royal Oak, Hereford Road, Monmouth on Friday 9 October at 7.30pm.

🤝 It is being held on the same evening as the South East Wales League’s annual dinner and awards at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff, which is being attended by vice-chairman Pablo Nayager.

🎉 Promising second team opener Jake Teague (479 runs) was the third highest run-scorer in Division 12.

👌Captain Andrew Dobbie (417 runs) was eighth on the list and Ian Morgan (386 runs) 10th as Monmouth Seconds finished seventh in the table.

💥 Silverware in 2026 was achieved by Monmouth’s midweek team, sponsored by Bürkert Fluid Control Systems, who won the Forest of Dean Hundred Championship final against Lydney at the Sports Ground.

🥳 All-rounder Ben Pilot (pictured), who captained the triumphant midweek team, finished joint second - with 26 wickets - in the list of wicket-takers in South-East Wales League Division 6.

🙌 Eddie Atkinson (21 wickets) also had a fine season, coming equal fifth in the section.

✅ Ben Davies (494 runs) and Pilot (491 runs) were fourth and fifth respectively in the division’s run-scoring charts.

👏 And wicketkeeper William Wilton was joint seventh, with 11 victims, for fielding dismissals in the division as Monmouth 1st XI finished a respectable fourth in the table.

🔥Talented bowler Kelly Chilton (12 wickets) had a campaign to relish, finishing as the leading wicket-taker in South Wales Women’s Hardball League Division 1.

😀 Impressive women’s captain Ashley Burdett, with 295 runs, was the second highest run-maker in the section.

📲To book a place at Monmouth Cricket Club’s awards evening, costing £12 per person, contact chairman Mike Maguire via email: [email protected]

📸 Ben Pilot skippered Monmouth to victory in the Forest of Dean Hundred Championship final against Lydney.

🏏 Monmouth Cricket Club’s senior members and guests will be reflecting on a busy summer at their presentation evening at...
13/09/2026

🏏 Monmouth Cricket Club’s senior members and guests will be reflecting on a busy summer at their presentation evening at The Royal Oak, Hereford Road, Monmouth on Friday 9 October at 7.30pm.

🎉 Talented bowler Kelly Chilton (12 wickets) had a campaign to relish, finishing as the leading wicket-taker in South Wales Women’s Hardball League Division 1.

👍Captain Ashley Burdett (seven wickets) was joint 10th in the division’s bowling charts as Monmouth’s women secured fifth spot in the table.

🙌 Impressive all-rounder Burdett, with 295 runs, was also the second highest run-maker in Division 1.

👌Sophie Davies (110 runs) was 13th on the list of run-makers, while, Chilton, who bagged three catches, was joint seventh in the division’s fielding charts.

📲 To book a place at the awards evening, £12 per person, please contact chairman Mike Maguire: [email protected]

🎉 Monmouth’s women’s captain Ashley Burdett compiled 295 league runs, including three half-centuries, at an average of 4...
05/09/2026

🎉 Monmouth’s women’s captain Ashley Burdett compiled 295 league runs, including three half-centuries, at an average of 49.17, as her team secured fifth spot in South Wales Women’s Hardball League Division 1.

ℹ️ Sophie Davies also had an impressive summer, making 110 runs at 27.50.

ℹ️ Kelly Chilton took the bowling plaudits for Monmouth with 12 league wickets at an average of 8.75, including best figures of 4-18.

ℹ️ Burdett also picked up seven league wickets, with Penny Boyle taking six and Bea Jones, five.

👍 Monmouth’s women rounded off their hardball programme with a 45-run home defeat to champions Neath in which Boyle (3-36) and Burdett (2-19) helped restrict the visitors to 153-7 from 30 overs.

👏 Portia Neville made an unbeaten 54 for Neath, while Burdett (34), Chilton (14), Shannon Maguire (13) and Jill Jones (11 not out) all reached double figures as Monmouth replied with 108-6 from their 30 overs.

📸 Monmouth’s women (pictured) finished a respectable fifth in South Wales Women’s Hardball League Division 1.

Here are the stats for the 26 season! 🔵🟡Another brilliant season filled with personal highlights and lots to be proud of...
05/09/2026

Here are the stats for the 26 season! 🔵🟡

Another brilliant season filled with personal highlights and lots to be proud of for every single player. Well done to everyone involved this year and let’s hope for more of the same next year!

🙌 Opener Richard Cotton notched his maiden century for Monmouth Thirds in a memorable 118 against Malpas Fourths in Sout...
05/09/2026

🙌 Opener Richard Cotton notched his maiden century for Monmouth Thirds in a memorable 118 against Malpas Fourths in South East Wales League Division 15.

ℹ️ Cotton topped the third team’s batting charts with 208 league runs at 69.33.

ℹ️ Tom Willgoss was second with 200 runs at 66.67, including 106 against Malpas Fourths.

ℹ️ Skipper Theo Minnie hit 169 runs at a respectable 24.14.

ℹ️ Minnie also weighed in with 13 league wickets at a cost of just 11.62, including 5-19 against Porth Seconds.

ℹ️ Promising teenager Daniel Bernard collected 11 scalps at 23.09.

📸 Monmouth Thirds (pictured) achieved three wins during the campaign to finish 11th out of 13 teams.

🏏 Promising Monmouth Seconds’ opener Jake Teague enjoyed his most successful season with the bat, hitting 479 league run...
05/09/2026

🏏 Promising Monmouth Seconds’ opener Jake Teague enjoyed his most successful season with the bat, hitting 479 league runs in South East Wales League Division 12 at an average of 29.94, including a personal-best of 92.

ℹ️ Skipper Andrew Dobbie struck 417 runs, including four half-centuries, at 41.70.

ℹ️ Ian Morgan marked his 34th season in Monmouth’s colours with 386 runs, including three half-centuries, at 42.89.

💥 Gareth Jones recorded the team’s sole league century with a sublime 138 against Llanarth Seconds and joins Jonathan Roberts in achieving the joint-fourth highest individual score by a Monmouth second teamer.

👏 That day, Jones helped Monmouth to 294-2 at neighbouring Llanarth - just 12 runs shy of the second team’s record total of 306-4 against Crickhowell Seconds in 2003.

ℹ️ In all, Jones made 215 runs for the seconds at an average of 53.75.

ℹ️ Gareth’s youngest son, Ieuan Jones was the second team’s most successful bowler, snapping up 11 wickets at 24.82, including the scalp of Welsh rugby legend Rob Howley, who was playing for Bridgend Fourths.

ℹ️ Fellow teen leg-spinner Monty Clarke collected 10 wickets.

ℹ️ Sam Uttley, who took a personal best 4-7, Aled Jones - in his 25th successive season with Monmouth - and Kit Skailes all captured nine wickets.

ℹ️ Wicketkeeper Dobbie claimed 10 victims, including two stumpings.

📸 Monmouth Seconds finished the season in seventh spot, one place and 13 points above the relegation zone.

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