Jul. 9, 2008
Back down to earth
Cincinnati v London Saints (35 overs)
Sunday 6th July – Greenwich Park

London Saints 164 all out (A.Mayhew 46, Berkeley 22)
Cincinnati 165 for 0

London Saints CC’s winning run came to an abrupt halt at the hands of Cincinnati.
Peter Berkeley reports

Jul. 2, 2008
Saints overcome Mackems
LSSC CC v London Sunderland (35 overs)
Sunday 29th June - Old Habs

S'land 138 all out (Grimes 4-15, Griffiths 3-19, Thomas 2-33)
London Saints 141-4 (T.Mayhew 54, Cotton 40 n.o.)

London Saints cricket club's extraordinary unbeaten run stretches to 2 matches as they overcome London Sunderland.
Trevor Mayhew reports..

Jun. 29, 2008
Player profile: James Whitworth
In the third of our LSSC cricket club profiles, legend James Whitworth steps up to the crease - plus, read the exclusive personality profiles of Pearcey and Speedtwin

Jun. 24, 2008
Beggars belief!
West XI v LSSC CC (20/20 x 2)
Sunday 22nd June - Barnes Elms

London Saints 113-6 and 83 beat West XI 69 and 105 runs by 22 runs

London Saints CC upset the odds to take The Nelson Cup in defeating West XI in a pioneering form of 20/20 cricket.
John Griffiths reports.

Jun. 16, 2008
LSSC CC OAP's defeated
LSSC vs. Cincinnati
Sunday 15th June - Old Habs

Cincinnati 220-4 (Edwards 65, Ashtray 45, Watt 53 no)
LSSC 168-8 (Mayhew 37, DT 34no, Kumar 28, Wides 27)

London Saints fell to another convincing defeat at Old Habs at the hands of Cincinnati and their team built around a young and athletic group of players -compared to us anyway!

EXCLUSIVE: match report by Paul Pearce - the subject of our second inside Player Profiles

Jun. 11, 2008
DT's dilemna
On the basis that there's little news coming out of SMS, LSSC website has unashamedly turned it's attentions to the cricket club's managerial crisis.

Club stalwart Martyn Brockwell and star batsman and general troublemaker, Trevor Mayhew, offer their opinions.

Jun. 10, 2008
Spoilt kids or Barnet under 10's
The site's blog section is knackered - it got fed up with waiting for contributions - still I guess there's been little to discuss over the past few months.

However, London Saints' cricket exploits usually get the wheels turning and here's DT's opinions on a considerable dilemna.