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Back down to earth
London Saints Cricket Club’s bright start to the Summer came to an abrupt end as Sunderland made light work of a reasonably easy target.
London Saints 123 all out (Chalmers 37, JG 18)
Sunderland 124 for 1 (GVM 1-25)
at Old Habs, Sunday 26th June
Trevor May-who?
Newly retired batsman Trevor Mayhew turned up to watch LSSC’s tricky tie against Cincinatti. His brother Andy, over from Tokyo, was one of many who contributed to a fantastic win.
Leeds up first
Southampton start life back in the Championship with a mouth watering clash against Leeds United at St Marys.
The LSSC bandwagon will be back on the road in week 2 with a trip to Barnsley.
Nelson Cup hopes washed away
The Nelson Cup reverted to it’s traditional 3 team format but the skipper’s came up with an unusual rain effected schedule – alas no silverware for London Saints!
Lords and Ex-Saints night proceeds find worthy homes
As an LSSC member you will be well aware of the tremendous effort that went into last year’s fundraising events with the Lords cricket match and ex-Saints evening. They were great fun anyway but these pictures and the following message make all the hard work even more worthwhile.
Cricket stories: Jack goes home!
London Saints’ favourite Aldershot fan, Andy ‘Jack’ Jones gave is all on the pitch for LSCC – and as it turned out, off it too!
LSCC off to a winner!
LSSC vs. Gents of West London
Gents – 146-6 35 overs (Nanton 3-28)
LSSC – 149-6 32.3 overs (Jack 51, Dunn 44, Paltrow 15)
A fine start to the season for London Saints CC who comfortably grabbed their first opening day win for 7 years.
Paul (Mildred) Pearce reports
LSSC legends: Hughie Fisher
Ted Bates made a habit of signing players that had previously performed well in opposition. Hughie Fisher was signed for a fee of £35,000 having just done that in a First Division match against Blackpool in December 1966. He signed 3 months later, making his debut (along with Eric Martin) in a 1-0 victory at […]
What a season that was!
A season that will live long in the memory culminated in Saturday’s fantastic scenes. Throughout the term Eric Shadick has provided us with his entertaining and unique perspectives on every Saints game. Thanks Eric!
And to finish off, here’s his summary of the season.
High scoring at High Post!
Pete Rattue went round in an incredible 69 shots as he succesfully defended The London Saints Open at his home course, High Post near Salisbury.
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