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President's Trophy winners, League officers 1994-2026, principal players, best batting & bowling performances 1994-2025, League highs and lows, divisional champions, Readers County Trophy finals, League history time-line

A Message from our President

Dear all cricket lovers

Some 25 years have gone by since Saracens first got involved with the Hertfordshire League and certainly my personal views haven't changed one iota… cricket is still a great civilising game that brings values and brings people together.

I think everyone I know today is talking about the rise of women’s sport and how big it is going to become. That's great and hopefully all our clubs will play their part because certainly that is the future.

Can I wish everyone a wonderful peaceful summer, watching and playing our great game.

All the very best

Nigel Wray

Cover photo

There is a connection between the photo, on the front cover, of one of the League's top players being spectacularly bowled, and the three presentation photos. The presentations, at Lord's, were the Cricket Collective Awards, organised by the Hertfordshire County Association. The Awards shine a spotlight on the outstanding volunteers and coaches from the recreational game. The three recipients are Tony Johnson, our League Chairman; Laura Anderson, from Chipperfield Clarendon CC; and Barry Hellewell, retiring Secretary of the League. Laura and Barry went on to win the ECB's national awards, at a ceremony in January. A marvellous achievement for both. On pages 10-12 you can read details of how they achieved their success. Fully deserved, I'm sure you will agree. And in Laura’s case, her heroics have lessons for us all, highlighting the importance of having a defibrillator available at all matches. Everty club should have one and the League is offering financial support for clubs which need to buy a defib machine (see page 12).

As for the connection between the presentations and the cricket photo, the player being bowled is Dom Chatfield of Radlett, whose day job is ECB Liaison & Executive Officer and Head of Participation, at Hertfordshire Cricket Ltd. One of his tasks is to organise the aforementioned Cricket Collective Awards. This picture was taken by Paul Williams, at the Readers T20 Finals and Dom's spectacular demise came in Radlett’s semi-final against Bishop’s Stortford, bowled by youngster Cameron Krauth, after scoring 31. His team went on to win comfortably, however, by 60 runs, and it all came right, in the end, as Dom contributed 22 in the final, to help Radlett beat Harpenden by six wickets. (See page 105). In league matches, Dom scored 418 runs in his 17 innings.

Standing Sub-Committees

The sub-committees shown below will be in effect for 2026. League Chairman, Tony Johnson, is an ex-officio member of all sub-committees. Sub-committee Chairs are shown in bold.

Competitions

Tony Johnson

John Sweedy

Mark Shepherd

Registration

Mark Shepherd

Richard Mason

Facilities

Mark Shepherd

Sponsorship & Finance

Tony Johnson

Anthony Levy

Hilary Stiffin

Tony Rhodes

Results, Fixtures & Handbook

Richard Mason

Richard Bayliss

John Northall

Women's League

Rebecca Kelly

Tom Ruxton

Anthony Levy

Karmi Parmar

Damianne Redpath

Andy Knill-Jones

Safeguarding tba

Dominic Chatfield

Pete Dudley

Constitution & Match Rules

Secretary

Anthony Levy

Discipline

Nav Parker

Dan Reynolds

Nick Hall

Mark Shepherd

Umpires & Scorers

Anthony Levy

Hilary Stiffin

John Sweedy

Rob Riddleston

Premier Divisions

Hemish Ilangaratne

Play Cricket Administration

Mark Shepherd

Hilary Stiffen

Richard Mason

ECB Grant Payments to Premier Divisions

At the time of going to print we anticipate receiving around £20,000 from the ECB for the 2026 season and we intend to divide this, as before, between clubs so that the Premier clubs receive £1,000 each and the Championship clubs £500 each. Details of any changes, occasioned by the ECB amending the amount of the grant, will be posted on the website and communicated to the clubs separately. As before the grant is discretionary and the League is under no obligation to distribute it in any specific way.

As a reminder to clubs we deduct from the standard payment to each club £25 for each play-cricket reporting failure; £25 for any spike mark received for pitches not reaching the required standard; £25 for each level one disciplinary offence; and £50 or higher for each level two (or above) disciplinary offence. At the end of the season all fines are added up and distributed equally between those clubs who have not incurred any fines.

Committee Members

President NIGEL WRAY

Office: 0208 445 7012

Chairman TONY JOHNSON

Home: 01923 850597; Mobile: 07770 966688 Email: t.j100@btinternet.com

Hon. Secretary.

Hon. Treasurer. ANTHONY LEVY

Match Officials Home: 020 8441 9297; Mobile: 07904 309926

Co-ordinator Email: accounts@hertspremiercl.co.uk umpires@hertspremiercl.co.uk

Results and RICHARD MASON

Fixture Secretary Email: results@hertspremiercl.co.uk

Facilities MARK SHEPHERD

Co-ordinator. Mobile: 07772 224390

Registration Email: facilities@hertspremiercl.co.uk registration@hertspremiercl.co.uk

Safeguarding

Discipline NAVEED PARKER and DAN REYNOLDS

Email: discipline@hertspremiercl.co.uk

Premier Divisions HEMISH ILANGARATNE Representative

Sponsorship TONY RHODES

Co-ordinator Home: 01992 536877; Mobile: 07917 870609 Email: a.rhodes264@btinternet.com

Assistant Treasurer HILARY STIFFIN

Scorers liaison Mobile: 07779 108156

E-mail: scorers@hertspremiercl.co.uk accounts@hertspremiercl.co.uk

HCCA liaison DOMINIC CHATFIELD Mobile: 07530878930

Email: dominic.chatfield@hertscricket.org

HWCL REBECCA KELLY

Representative Mobile: 07974 629813

E-mail: admin@hertswomenscl.co.uk

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Foreword

Welcome to you all for the coming season from our new Executive Committee which has seen the retirement of our Secretary, Discipline Officer, Safeguarding Officer and Premier Divisions Representative, and I want to record my thoughts and thanks on these changes.

I will personally miss the extraordinary working relationship I have had with Barry Hellewell during our time together, at first on the Hertfordshire Competition and then at the Hertfordshire Premier Cricket League where he became Secretary in 2009. We had the privilege of merging and managing those two leagues over several decades, and as you will see in his report, he has been rightly recognised with a National Award for his efforts in “Growing the Game.”

George White volunteered to look after disciplinary matters for a couple of years and left for business reasons after six, so we are grateful for his long stay in that sometimes-frustrating role.

Richard Burling has worked hard on several committees since 1999, including more recently in the Safeguarding role for us and deserves our sincere thanks and best wishes for his years ahead back in club life.

Equally, Nesan Jeyaratnam gave us six years guiding us on the wishes of our two Premier Divisions and he will revert back to his business life.

So, we begin 2026 still looking for a Secretary, but with experienced committee members keeping us on track in the short term, boosted by new members. They include Naveed Parkar and Dan Reynolds, who are sharing the disciplinary setup, and Hemish Ilangaratne who will collaborate with a team for liaison with clubs in the top two divisions, which give us our Premier League status.

The Safeguarding role is currently under review with the plan to operate as a reporting function at league level to the County Safeguarding Officer.

Change continues to drive the mood in society and world politics, and we are not alone in trying to manage our way through legislation revisions and management in the world of recreational sport.

To that end, the ECB held a “Teams” meeting with a representative from all the Premier Leagues in the country in early April, to let us know that the role and management of premier league recreational cricket is to be reviewed over the next six months. Local area workshops will be organised for leagues, counties and players, to help in producing a ‘direction of travel’ statement by the autumn. This will be guided by an organisation that has recently reviewed the FA, NFL and F1 and more details will follow. Watch this space! We are more than just a Premier League, with our 103 clubs, regional divisions, and an integrated women’s structure, so that is why we can be proud of our development and reliance on our associated bodies such as HCCL, the HACO and the HJL.

Thanks again go to Richard Bayliss for his huge effort in pulling together the data for our two handbooks, which remain as popular as ever for the personal stats and the articles of interest.

Our two prime sponsors in Nigel Wray with Saracens and Neil Pullen at Kookaburra Readers are now in their twenty-sixth year with us and they remain among the key reasons why we have we have been able to achieve continuous development, staying ahead of the curve and offering so much to our clubs in terms of innovative projects, over time.

A case in point is the defibrillator project in conjunction with the Club Cricket Charity, which you can read about in this handbook.

As every year, I pass on my thanks to the Herts County Committee for their support and advice, to the current members of our Executive and its sub-committees, and to the volunteer force who keep all our clubs afloat.

Enjoy your season.

Tony Johnson Chairman

Our Award Winners

In partnership with the ECB, Hertfordshire Cricket organises the annual Cricket Collective Awards. These aim to shine a spotlight on the outstanding volunteers and coaches from the recreational game.

The awards honour those who dedicate their time and energy to supporting cricket locally. Their passion, commitment, and contribution are vital in ensuring the game continues to thrive across the county. Most of the winners came from Hertfordshire League clubs and three of these stand out for us. Tony Johnson and Barry Hellewell, who were recognised for their huge contributions to the development of the League, and Laura Anderson, who won the ‘Unsung Hero’ award. Barry and Laura went on to win national awards, at an ECB ceremony in January.

Hertfordshire’s winners were recognised with a special day of hospitality at Lord's in September, where they received their awards from Geoff Newman, Chair of Hertfordshire Cricket. The Hertfordshire League is immensely proud of all the winners, especially these three: Lifetime Achiever - Tony Johnson, Chairman, Hertfordshire Premier Cricket League and Radlett

Growing the Game - Barry Hellewell, Secretary, Hertfordshire Premier Cricket League

Unsung Hero - Laura Anderson, Chipperfield Clarendon CC

Here are their citations: Tony Johnson has been involved in the management of league cricket in Hertfordshire, for 41 years. He was secretary of the Hertfordshire Competition from 1984-88, then becoming its chairman, until 1993. At that point he spearheaded negotiations which culminated in a re-uniting of the county’s two main leagues. The

Bryan Herts League’s 18 clubs joined with the Competition’s 54 clubs to create a single league which has gone from strength to strength ever since, with Tony at the helm. By 2025, the Hertfordshire League comprised 103 clubs, fielding 293 teams, and is one of the largest in the country. Throughout this period, the league has been admired for the standards it has set in the management of discipline, facilities, umpires, and other essential support activities, co-ordinated by a team of volunteers under Tony’s leadership. Among landmark achievements, which continue to this day, were the signing of a sponsorship deal with Saracens RFC, in 2000, which has provided huge funding to benefit every club. Then, late in 2014, ECB Premier League accreditation was awarded. During this time, Tony has also been Chairman of Radlett, which has developed into one of the strongest clubs in the south-east.

Barry Hellewell, an elected member of the Hertfordshire League committee from 1994, became Secretary of the League in 2009, on a temporary basis. Barry is standing down ahead of the 2026 season, after 16 years in that ‘temporary’ role! Working alongside Chairman Tony Johnson, Barry has overseen a period of continuous growth and change in the League, including the re-integration of the top 14 teams from the Home Counties Premier League, in 2014. In 2025, 293 teams were playing in a completely vertical structure of 30 divisions. The introduction and expansion of a regional structure, to minimise journey times for the lower divisions, also happened during Barry’s tenure, as did the introduction of the Hertfordshire Women’s League, consisting of 26 teams, in 2025. Barry has also managed a highly successful sponsorship deal with Readers, which has provided every club with heavily discounted cricket balls, including the high quality Dukes ball, used in the premier divisions. It is Barry’s unstinting efforts behind the scenes which has ensured that Hertfordshire maintains one of the best managed and well-structured leagues; a wonderful legacy.

Laura Anderson - In an early-season friendly, Chipperfield Clarendon were hosting Bushey, when a visiting player left the field of play mid-over, with what was thought to be an injury.

Club Secretary, Laura, was on hand to ask him what the issue was and he said he had a pain in the chest and tingling sensation in his hands. Laura suggested that he either gets to a hospital or she could call an ambulance.

The player tried to leave but collapsed, having suffered a cardiac arrest! Laura spent 26 minutes providing resuscitation until ambulances and an air ambulance arrived. The player had died twice whilst Laura attempted to save him. He was taken to hospital and was able to have a procedure that meant within hours he was propped up in a hospital bed.

He was fit enough to leave hospital a few days later and, amazingly, returned to playing cricket again, later in the season.

The medical staff at the hospital said that, without Laura, the man would have died. Her club says: “She's an absolute heroine.”

ECB Awards

The following short citations were read out to the large audience who attended the ECB’s presentation event, in January, held at the National Space Centre in Leicester. The ECB said the event, which also covered the Impact of Cricket Awards, celebrated the exceptional contributions of volunteers, leaders and organisations whose work provides the foundation for millions of people to enjoy the sport.

Growing the Game Winner: Barry Hellewell (Hertfordshire) - After more than 30 years of service, Barry leaves behind a legacy that has shaped cricket for thousands. From league restructuring to launching the Hertfordshire Women’s League, his leadership has strengthened the game at every level.

Unsung Hero Winner: Laura Anderson (Hertfordshire) - During

Hertfordshire’s 2025 award winners:

Lifetime Achiever - Tony Johnson, Hertfordshire

Premier Cricket League / Radlett

Game Changer - Hari Singh Hender, West Herts

Metro Bank Champion of Girls CricketRebecca Baybrook, Kings Langley

Tackling Climate Change - Andrew DalglieshRickmansworth (and see page 21)

Unsung Hero - Laura Anderson, Chipperfield Clarendon

Growing the Game - Barry Hellewell, Hertfordshire Premier Cricket League

Volunteer Grounds Team of the Year - Ben Knapper & Holly Circuitt, Codicote

Safe Hands - Andrew Knill-Jones, St Albans

Coach of the Year - Sheylesh Sampat, Chipperfield Clarendon

Outstanding Contribution - Services to Coaching Aidan Pimm, Boxmoor

Young Coach of the Year - Chloe Eayrs, Hitchin

a pre season match, Laura responded immediatelywhen a player collapsed with a cardiac arrest, performing CPR for 26 minutes until emergency services arrived. Her prompt actions were lifesaving. Her calm response in a difficult situation reflects exceptional presence of mind and care for others. (Also - see next page).

Incidentally, Tony Johnson missed out on the ECB national award, in spite of his 41 years of service the local league cricket. The ECB’s Lifetime Achiever was Mick Hornsby, for no less than 80 years of service to Eastrington CC, Yorkshire!! You’re half-way there, TJ!

Clubs - Get Your Defibrillators

The story of Laura Anderson’s heroics (see previous page) in the use of a defibrillator, follows a similar event which we covered in last year’s handbook. They both highlight the growing importance of this life-saving device. Every club should get one!

Leading the way in this drive for maximum coverage are Herts Seniors, which provide cricket for age groups from 50+, the vast majority coming from our league clubs. They had direct experience of the value of a ‘defib’ when they witnessed some brilliant work by a group of our tourists in saving a life, during the Herts Seniors spring tour to the UAE.

a cheque, made payable to RALPHH, to 3 The Ridge, Surbiton, Surrey KT5 8HU.

Making it easier for clubs to get their own defib, the League will now subsidise its affiliated clubs to the tune of £100 per club, representing an investment of £10,000

To receive the subsidy, clubs should join the “22 NotOut” scheme run by Club Cricket Charity, in partnership with the ECB. This gives the club a portable defibrillator, training in its use and CPR, insurance against theft, breakage and vicarious liability, as well as Post Stress Counselling for the participants.

The Seniors now own 12 defibrillators for their 12 teams. This was made possible largely thanks to the generosity of the charity RALPHH, becoming the biggest recipient of defibrillators from the charity, plus a number of monetary donations. RALPHH supports the health & wellbeing of sports people.

Everyone connected with cricket in Hertfordshire, at every level, should consider making a donation to this very worthwhile charity. If you would like to do so, visit https:// www.justgiving.com/campaign/ralphh or send

With the League subsidy, clubs only pay £151.20 (£126 +VAT) per annum for four years from the date of application.

The defibs are fully portable, meaning they can travel to away fixtures where the presence of a defibrillator is uncertain. The CCC says: “Every time you put out a team to play for your club, there is a 10% chance that one of the players, officials or spectators will need resuscitating. What Price a Life?”

Hertfordshire League clubs should contact the Club Cricket Charity: donna.black@ theclubcricketcharity.org. Please give your club name, county, and a human email address.

Laura Anderson’s citations, on the previous pages, tell only part of her story. It starts with the loss of her father, Dave, a few years ago. Dave Anderson was well known to many Hertfordshire clubs, as an umpire, and, following his loss, Laura joined his club in her dad's memory, after he passed away. She also took an advanced first aid course

On the very spot, at Chipperfield, where Dave had his last picture taken with his daughter, Laura found herself saving the life of Bushey’s Mohammed Hussain.

Laura, together with Bushey’s Prashanth Bathini, were both trained in CPR and immediately went to Mohammed's aid. They were alarmed to discover, however, that the club’s defibrillator machine was malfunctioning and someone had to race into the village to fetch another. With that one, Laura gave Mohammed shock treatment three times, which kept him alive until the paramedics arrived.

Laura said there were two big lessons from this episode:

• Speed of action is everything. Any delays in treatment could be fatal.

• If you have a defib machine, get it properly maintained and serviced regularly.

The final word goes to Mohammed Hussain: “Thank you so much to Laura for saving my life! I am truly blessed to have a second chance. Today, I am breathing because of you. My family and I are deeply grateful for everything you’ve done.”

Reaching a big birthday?

Are you, or anyone in your club, approaching a 49th, 59th or 69th birthday?

Competitive careers can be extended by playing representative cricket for Hertfordshire Seniors.

They will be running 12 teams this season: three for Over 50s, four for Over 60s, and five for Over 70s, so there is the opportunity for players of all standards to get a game.

To be eligible, players need to live permanently in Hertfordshire, or were born in the county. The Over 50s play predominantly on Wednesday afternoons, 60s on Tuesday afternoons and 70s on Monday and Thursday afternoons. The new Over 70s 5th team will mostly play on Mondays and will comprise mainly those aged 75+.

The contact for selection is the Seniors secretary, Kevin Kelly kk-home145@ outlook.com or call Mike Dobner, Seniors Chairman on 07989 674672.

As a role model for Seniors, we offer Radlett’s David Robinson! David (right) was a top club cricketer and now we offer him congratulatons for his selection for England

Over 70s. He spent part of our winter on the tour to Australia, where England won the Silver Ashes 3-0, with Robbo scoring 55 in the final match.

England then moved on to New Zealand, where they successfully defended the Over 70s World Cup.

David was in the England squad and Northwood’s Indran Thavendra, who plays for Hertfordshire, was in the Sri Lanka squad.

Robbo played in just one of the early matches. Indran scored 87 off 95 balls when New Zealand beat Sri Lanka, by 10 wickets, and captained their later matches.

Super Senior

The Hertfordshire CCA President’s award, presented at the County AGM in February, went to an outstanding ‘Seniors’ player – Duncan Elder.

In making the award, James Wright said he was recognising “Someone who appears to continue to improve as he gets older.”

In summarising his recent record, James recalled that, three summers ago, Duncan scored 606 for the Over 70s at an average of 101. The following summer he scored 708 runs at a slightly higher average and was

the highest run scorer for England when winning the Over 70s World Cup.

This last summer, Duncan went even further, scoring 974 for the Over 70s, at an average of 139.14. James described his average as: “Bradmanesque,” with the next highest in Hertfordshire Over 70s cricket being 65.40.

James summed up by saying: “It is for this exceptional performance, of averaging over 100 in three consecutive seasons, that I would like to present Duncan Elder with the President’s Award.”

The Harpenden Success Story

We asked the club’s Communications Director, Jon Taylor to sum up last season’s achievements and to give an insight into the club’s growth plan. Harpenden achieved a unique double in 2025, with the men’s and women’s 1st teams winning the premier divisions of the HPCL and HWCL respectively. Aside from this achievement, the club continued to grow participation across all sections of the club: fielding seven men’s league teams, and on occasion an 8th team; three women’s teams; 23 boys’ teams; eight girls’ teams; and providing matches for over 400 members.

The men’s 1st team won the title for the second year in a row and this time with three games to spare. A special mention should go to Kiwi overseas Liam Dudding, who spearheaded the attack and took 33 wickets at 16.6. Andrew Neal made the most significant contribution with the bat, scoring 640 runs at 71.1 from 13 games, as well as taking 19 wickets at 23.1.

Neal (left) had eye-catching performances with bat and ball, securing him a contract with Hampshire for the second half of the season. There, he impressed in the Metro Bank One Day Cup, helping Hants to the final and earning himself a two-year contract at the county, for 2026-27.

Harpenden also reached the final of the Hertfordshire Readers T20 competition but were narrowly beaten by Radlett.

The women’s 1st team won the inaugural HWCL title, winning nine out of 10 matches along the way. The core squad of 15 was a perfect blend of youth and experience with great strength in depth. Special mention to our captain, Lizzie Ruxton, who was the highest run-scorer in the League with 320 runs at 53.3. While two of our young bowlers, Izzy Bates and Harriett Peel, were among the League’s highest wicket-takers.

We had another milestone, with Hannah Cole scoring the club’s first 100 in junior cricket (boys or girls) with a superb 102 not out in the National Cup.

This catalogue of success comes from Harpenden’s long held ambitions to be the best in Hertfordshire: both in terms of performance and participation.

The club has a policy of promoting from within, if possible. Our junior cricket is therefore pivotal to our success in adult cricket. In recent years we have introduced a performance pathway programme for our high potential boys and girls, using level 3 coaches and, indeed, level 4 coaches, such as Chad Barrett. As with most clubs, our junior cricket also relies on a plethora of volunteers, whose enthusiasm and commitment is unrivalled.

We have a policy of not paying any players, with the exception of an overseas player in our men's 1st team. We think that this, coupled with our strategy of internal promotion, is the most sustainable and future-proofed strategy.

Running seven men's league teams means we can provide cricket for all ages and abilities, and provide a route into adult cricket for U13s and up.

Our girls' and women's sections have grown exponentially. We had our first girls team only some 10 years ago and by 2026 we will be fielding three women's teams.

Footnote: Last season, skipper Jimmy Latham passed 10,000 runs for the club. If you want to see and hear the title-winning captain, his pre-season interview, last year, is available at: https://www. harpendencc. com/news/ in-conversationwith-jimmylatham-2918421. html

A season like no other at Broxbourne Club-of-the-Year 2025

Three league champions and two near misses, two cups won and some other hugely positive developments! Broxbourne fully deserved to be crowned Club of the Year.

• 1st XI champions and promoted to the Premier League for the first time.

• 2nd XI champions and promoted for the second year running.

• 3rd XI third and missing out by the narrowest of margins.

• 4th XI champions/promoted.

• Boys U15 cup winners.

• Ladies 2nd in the inaugural Hertfordshire Premier League and winners of the 100 Cup. In this review, Club Chair, Gordon Picker, looks back on a memorable season.

This was really the culmination of a 30-year journey, in developing young talent, plus a thriving academy that now includes girls as well as boys, leading to a 1st XI containing up to nine ‘homegrown’ players.

I have to start, however, with the amazing work done by my predecessor as Chair, Tim Pedlar. He dragged the club forward and the platform he created, along with the committee, has allowed us to really push forward.

After taking the reins from Tim, we defined some key objectives:

1. To drive more money through the club and thereby appoint a professional player.

2. High performing teams always seek and are given coaching, training and practice.

3. To close the gaps between our teams.

The 1st team has grown together but the key difference over the last season has been the integration of Yorkshireman James Logan, our club pro. In 2024 he was good, but in 2025 he was fantastic. Add to that the skills and attitude of Aussie newcomer Sam Neale and there was a great formula for success, with both guys fully embracing the club. When not batting, for example, you’d see them watching the 3s/4s on the back pitch.

Wednesday training is always well attended but crucially last year we ran a Winter Skills Development programme, our best players buying into 1-2-1 coaching and practice. Adding to all that, it also has to be said that skipper George Davies led the club remarkably well.

And behind these headlines was an army of volunteers from junior team managers, to coaches, our superb committee who’ve given such great commitment and support, parents and partners of players who sacrifice time and effort and then the employees of the club - our brilliant ground staff and the always smiling bar team!

I hope we are always competitive at all levels, but welcoming and inclusive – winning and losing together. The club spirit is palpable, with every player interested in every team’s performance and supportive of the young players we bring through from our 5th XI upwards. Who knows what the 2026 season will bring but we will face it united and as one. Up the Badgers!

Hales v Hoddy (and others)

Ed Hales is well known around the Herts circuit as one of the most destructive batters in our league. If Hoddesdon didn’t know that before, they did by the end of the season. They came up against each other three times, an early season friendly and two contests in the Championship division. Ed’s record was: Club friendly, 19 April, Redbourn v Hoddesdon

Hales ct Stone b Lewis 159 88 balls; 121 minutes; 19x4; 9x6; SR 180.68

Hertfordshire League, Championship 14 June, Hoddesdon v Redbourn

Hales, ct Munday, b Thakeria 100 106 balls; 137 minutes; 14x4; 2x6; SR 94.34

Hertfordshire League, Championship 16 August, Redbourn v Hoddesdon

Hales lbw b Thakeria 129 48 balls; 53 mins; 15x4; 10x6; SR 268.75

In that warm-up match, Redbourn were chasing 347 to win, in 50 overs, and got home with two wickets and 2.2 overs to spare.

In the June match, a timed game, Redbourn were all out for 262 and Hoddesdon cantered home, to win by six wickets.

In the August match, Redbourn were chasing 228 in 50 overs and reached their target, 5 wickets down, with 20 overs to spare! The platform was set by Ed and Conor Yorath, who was out for 17 in the 10th over, with the score on 120, before Ed was 2nd out, in the 12th over, with the score on 149!

Ed is also the wicket keeper and held a couple of catches in each of the league matches, for good measure!

Preston had a similarly traumatising experience.

On 21 June, they set a target of 321-9 in their 60 overs, only to see Redbourn coast home, winning by six wickets in the 49th over, Hales started the chase by scoring 93 off 47 balls, 18x4 and only one 6! As the image of the live scorcard shows, he made quite a start, hitting six 4s in the first over!

On 23 August, a week after his Hoddy exploits, it was Preston again and this time he took their attack for 'only' 85, off 36 balls, with 8x4 and 7x6.

For good measure he took centuries off Chorleywood, scoring 156 off 94 balls, 16x4; 10x6. And 106 against Hemel, off 76 balls, 19x4; 2x6.

Wow!

Footnote: Ed Hales has decided to test his skills at the highest level, in the 2026 season - he has joined Broxbourne, newly promoted to the premier division.

Book Time

Players and cricket fans around Hertfordshire will enjoy two books, of very different types, which have been published over the winter months.

The Ashes Files is the autobiography of our very own Steven Finn. He acknowledges the importance of Hertfordshire League clubs in his formative years, which led to a career with Middlesex, Sussex and ultimately England. He won 36 test caps, plus 69 ODI and 21 T20 caps. He also became the youngest Englishman to take 50 Test match wickets. It all started for him at Watford Town, where his dad was captain, then his basic skills were honed with Langleybury colts and a couple of years at West Herts, before the pro career beckoned. Here's one small quote from the book, about his formative years: “At under 13s, I wasn’t put forward for regional trials by Hertfordshire; I was devastated, but my dad’s friend found a solution. Phil Evans (a Watford Town player), who was the team manager for South of England Under-13s, got in touch with the coach, Toby Radford, and said: ‘There’s this lanky kid who can bowl pretty quick. He might be a bit all over the place, but it’s worth having a look at him.’ ”

At the heart of the book, is his roller-coaster experience in Ashes contests. He took 14 wickets in the first three Tests of England’s crushing victory in Australia in 2010-11. Then, as a member of the tour party in 2013-14, when England lost 5-0, he went home early, after Ashley Giles said he was “not selectable”. Only to bounce back in style in July 2015, when he took eight wickets in the third Test at Edgbaston and helped England to win the Ashes. Some comments from reviews:

Sir Alastair Cook called it "raw and moving," detailing the mental, physical, and emotional challenges. The Guardian Bookshop quotes Sir Jimmy Anderson: "Not many players have felt the highs and lows of Ashes cricket to the same extent as Finny - and his book proves it."

Amazon UK reviewers highlight the book's deep insight into the pressures of Test cricket, calling it well-written, and a "powerful" account of his career.

The book is described as a "story of resilience" byThe Observer, describing how Finn reflects on his "blinkered youth" and the intense pressure that led to his retirement at a young age.

The collaboration with cricket writer Matt Roller is highly praised, with Amazon reviewers suggesting it brings depth and "intrigue" that goes beyond a standard autobiography. Amazon also said that the book is a must-read for cricket fans, offering a "timely escape" and a "really fun, pretty easy read for followers of the sport." * * * *

Looking back even further, County President James Wright has put together a handbook to celebrate 150 years since Hertfordshire County Cricket Club was formed. It documents the county’s successes and the people who have contributed so much, for the benefit of our sport. League cricket, and its growth over the past 50+ years in particular, is well chronicled. It might surprise some to know that the idea of a cricket league was first suggested in 1898, in a letter to the Herts Advertiser newspaper. The content of that letter is reproduced, along with some follow-ups. It was 1966 before a Hertfordshire League finally happened, prompted by Welwyn Garden City, and this led to the launch of the Hertfordshire Competition, in 1968. It was a loose arrangement at first but has never looked back, with its success, and that of its clubs, fully covered in the book. Copies are available from James Wright, for £5 + postage. E-mail James at: jamesdww@hotmail.com

Scorers make their mark

Many of our hard-working and invaluable scorers were in demand for more than just Herts League matches, last season, with county call-ups, and more. We thank our scorers for their dedication and commitment, and congratulate the following, in the roll of honour.

Hannah Bailey (Abbots Langley)Hertfordshire Stags and Hertfordshire Girls U18s matches.

Anthony Levy (Cockfosters) and Liz Woods (Hoddesdon) - both scored the Hertfordshire Women 1st XI Tier 3 matches, numerous Hertfordshire Boys & Girls U18 and Hertfordshire Seniors matches.

Connor Mulholland (Redbourn) - Essex

Women 1st XI Tier 1, Hertfordshire Men’s 1st XI and Hertfordshire Over 50s 1st XI matches.

Steve Ord (Chorleywood) - Hertfordshire Boys U18s.

Ian Rippington (Hitchin) - Essex Women 1st XI Tier 1 and Cambridgeshire Men’s 1st XI matches.

David Rourke (Tring Park) - Hertfordshire Stags and Hertfordshire Boys & Girls U18 matches. Buckinghamshire Men’s 1st XI and Buckinghamshire Boys U18s matches.

Mark Shepherd (Potters Bar) - Lord’s scoreboard operator for 100 Final and group matches; Vitality Blast, England Men vs India Test match; and Middlesex Championship matches. Scored for both Surrey Women Tier 1 and Middlesex

Women Tier 2, 1st XI matches

Hilary Stiffin (North Mymms) - England

Women v West Indies T20 and England

Women A v New Zealand A T20, both at the County Ground, Chelmsford; Essex

Women 1st XI Tier 1; Hertfordshire Men 1st XI matches; Hertfordshire Seniors

Over 60 2nd XI & Over 50s 2nd XI matches.

Claire Thompson (Hemel Hempstead)

Above: Helen Smithson (left) and Hilary Stiffin, at Lord's.

Below: Mike Arnold (right) receiving the Hertfordshire Grassroots Lifetime

Achiever Award, from Dom Chatfield, in 2022

Hertfordshire Stags and Hertfordshire Boys & Girls U18 matches. A special word for the Hertfordshire team of Helen Smithson (Chorleywood) and Hilary Stiffin who scored the Women's ODI, England v India, on 19 July, at Lord’s. A marvellous honour and achievement. Finally, following his decision to retire from scoring, Mike Arnold deserves a special mention for his years of service to Harpenden, Hertfordshire, and Hertfordshire Seniors. Thank-you Mike, from the whole cricket community. Now you can relax and watch!

See obituary, opposite, for Watford Town's long-serving scorer, Ian Smith. This classic photo, from a few years ago, shows two football-loving Ian Smiths scoring a Herts League match. One a diehard Watford fan. The other, Smithy from Ampthill, a diehard Luton fan. Oh for a tape recorder in the scorebox, that day!

Ian Smith

On these pages in the 2025 handbook, we paid tribute to the late Richard White, the legendary Sawbridgeworth scorer. Now we have to record the passing of another legend, Ian Smith, popularly known as ‘Chief’.

Ian was Watford Town’s first-team scorer for nearly 40 years and followed Watford FC home and away for even longer. Ian was admitted to hospital in July and was still in Watford General when he suffered a heart attack, at the end of August.

Ian was "Mr Reliable" in the ever-changing world of club cricket. His dedication, humour, and unwavering support made him a true friend to everyone. “Chief was an essential member of our support team for Watford Town Firsts and will be very difficult to replace,” commented club chairman Richard Bayliss. “His presence will be missed, both on and off the field.”

The club learned of Ian’s passing on the morning of the 1st team’s vital division 2B match with Eversholt, and in a day of

tributes, the biggest was probably securing a two-wicket victory to move Ian’s beloved team out of the relegation zone.

A proud Watford supporter since 1977, his love for the game shone through in everything he did, and every shirt he wore! The Hornets paid their own tribute on the big screen, before the Southampton match at Vicarage Road (above)

Siggy in the news, again

Siggy Cragwell, from Holtwhites Trinibis, features regularly on these handbook pages. We have celebrated his 80th and 85th birthdays and his British Empire Medal, last year. You can’t keep a good man down, and his fame increased further over the past 12 months, being featured on BBC Radio 2, and in the Metro newspaper.

These were mainly in tribute to his remarkable service record of 63 years, keeping our rail services going, in north London, but they also referenced his love of cricket.

In August, BBC Radio 2’s Folk Show commissioned five new songs to celebrate 200 years of rail travel in the UK, each song inspired by people with train-related life stories. Here (right) is the introduction to Siggy’s story and you can hear his song at: https://canvas-story.bbcrewind.co.uk/ radio-2-21st-century-folk-2025/

The Metro celebrated Siggy’s record of being (probably) the country’s “most senior rail employee”, having started in 1962! And he still gets up at 4.00am each day.

As for his cricket, he was still taking wickets last season, turning out in six Herts League matches for Holtwhites 5ths, and taking a dozen wickets at an average of 11.2. His best was 3 for 9, helping to bowl his team to victory over Watford Town 5ths.

Keep going Siggy!

Peter Allen

Obituaries

Described as their “No 1 all-rounder”, the members of Stevenage mourned the loss, in June, of one of the most dedicated and influential members in the club’s history.

Peter Allen joined Stevenage after leaving the RAF in 1958 and played 1st XI cricket for over 50 years. He was a hard-hitting No. 3 batsman, a right-arm swing bowler and his massive hands were a great asset in taking many catches particularly in the gully area. His longevity as a 1st XI player is testament to his outstanding ability and value to the team over five decades.

But it was not just on the field of play that Peter made his mark. He was a former 1st XI captain, where he gave a 14-year-old Roland Butcher his introduction to adult cricket, then becoming club captain and the groundsman for many years as well as holding numerous other committee positions. In the late 1970s he was instrumental in developing and building the new pavilion.

After his retirement from playing, Peter continued to take an active interest in the club and served as President from 1994 to 2015, where his President’s Day lunches were very well received by all those present.

Throughout his long association with the club, Peter was supported by his wife Gill, who remains a popular and much-loved member. The thoughts of everyone at Stevenage CC are with Gill and her two daughters Tracey and Joanne.

North MymmsPeter Tyler, Ian Linstead, Andrew Smith North Mymms were greatly saddened by the loss of three stalwart players, last year.

Peter Tyler, who died at the age of 78, was an integral part of North Mymms for nearly 50 years, captaining all three XIs – the first XI in 1985. He joined from Hatfield Estate in the early 70s going on to play more than 700 matches and scoring over 16,000 runs. Off the playing field, he was just as active, supplying cricket kit to many of the country’s clubs through his successful business Tyler’s Sportswear. He also took over as Head Groundsman at Mymms, where his skill ensured that Mymms had one of the best wickets in the county. It should also be noted that the endless hours of pitch preparation and rolling was all voluntary and unpaid. An individual, who said it as he saw it, he is greatly missed.

Peter’s previous club, Hatfield & Crusaders, paid their own tribute….

Back in the days on the Hatfield Estate, Peter was a promising youngster, as a legspinner, and was the inaugural winner, in 1964, of the R C Wilson Cup (colt’s prize), and in 1965, he was awarded the ‘Up and Coming’ prize.

Peter also excelled in the field, securing the catching prize in 1969, 1971 (with a club record which still stands), and 1973. His allround ability as a cricketer shone in 1969, when he won the club’s first single wicket competition. In the later years with Hatfield Estate CC, Peter captained the Sunday 1st XI from 1971-73, the club’s youngest 1st XI captain.

Peter was Colts Manager in 1969 & 1970 and was a tireless fundraiser, including the launch of the club’s first 100 Club in 1969 (won by P Tyler!). He left the club in 1975 having scored 6,087 runs (highest score 102 not out), taking 38 wickets, and holding 231 catches (plus 22 stumpings).

Following a stroke in October 2025, Mymms reported the untimely death of Ian Linstead, arguably North Mymms best-ever captain. Ian was 69 and hailed from Somerset, moving to London to pursue a teaching career and joining North Mymms from Southgate Compton in 1985. His nine years at the club yielded over 10,000 runs at an average of 47.56, scoring 16 centuries. Never known to drop a catch, he managed the players under his auspices with skill and empathy to bring the best out of them, culminating in Mymms’ first Hertfordshire League title in 1990. After moving to Eversholt CC in the mid-90s, he moved to Kent and played for Leigh CC, next to which he ran the local pub and also represented the Kent Over 50s 2nds. On one occasion, playing against Herts, Ian scored 100 off 78 balls, with 10x4s and 7x6s. A man mountain of exceptional talent, a celebration of his life was held at North Mymms on 14 November, organised by his daughter Kyrstie, with eulogies from his sister and nephew, plus a full tribute from former Mymms’ captain Richard Baigent, on behalf of the club. His rendition of Sunshine Mountain will never be forgotten!

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Former opening batsman, Andrew Smith, has passed away, at the age of 68. Born in Muswell Hill, he played 27 matches for Middlesex 2nds between 1980 and 1983 before playing his club cricket in the Middlesex League at Hornsey. A stylish opener and dependable first slip, he moved to Mymms in 1988, scoring over 12,000 runs in a 10-year career at an average of 37.4. Sadly, he suffered from chronic kidney disease, requiring ongoing dialysis and, later, several kidney transplants, one of which was donated by his father. In his later years, he often came down to Mymms to watch the 1st XI but his failing health was self-evident. A softly spoken, modest man with a wicked sense of humour, his passing almost unnoticed would have been how he would have liked it.

Andrew (Dougy) Dalgleish

Rickmansworth Cricket Club lost a beloved friend, committee member, and teammate, Andrew Dalgleish, in December 2025, after a courageous battle with cancer.

He was always known as Dougy and was the soul of our club. To know him was to know a man of unwavering positivity and kindness; someone whom it was impossible to have a negative feeling towards. His warmth and friendship touched us all and of which we all have a story.

In just two years as part of the cricket committee, Doug achieved what many would have thought impossible. Through sheer determination and commitment, he single-handedly secured grants of £167k that will fund vital improvements to our facilities, including new drainage, new changing rooms, and cricket nets, ensuring a strong future for the club for generations to come.

On the playing side of things, Doug helped secure back-to-back promotions for our 3rd XI, with a high score of 94 not out. His fighting spirit was as evident on the pitch as it was in his final battle off the field.

A true local hero, Doug’s courage extended far beyond the boundary. He was a true friend on and off the field. If you had a bad game, Doug would make you look forward to having another go the week after. If you had a good game, he would make you feel like you had an even better game. Those who were lucky enough to share the middle with him will attest to the privilege of sharing a partnership.

Doug possessed a sense of humour capable of lifting spirits and making us laugh in any situation - good, bad or indifferent. If there was one person who would make you feel better, it was him. He always used to say: “it's alright mate, it’s gonna be fine”. And it usually was, due to his drive and commitment.

He always played the game in the right spirit and his 3rd team captain, Gaurav

Manocha, is leading an initiative for all club caps to have the logo “Be more Dougy” on them as a reminder that cricket should be played with a smile and in good spirit whatever the result.

Throughout his brave battle over the last few years Dougy dedicated his time to help and support cricket at Rickmansworth. In September, he was a recipient of the Hertfordshire Cricket Collective Award for Tackling Climate Change, at Lord’s, for his outstanding contribution in attempting to resolve issues caused by climate change. He left the club, and cricket world, far too early. He will never be forgotten.

Chris Rew

The Hatch End Cricket Club community was deeply saddened the passing of their President, Chris Rew, in January.

Chris was a cherished member of over 50 years, representing the club in a number of different capacities, including Chairman, Captain & Colts Manager. His most recent role, from 2010, was Club President. Chris's presence, dedication and spirit shaped the club for many years. Chris was far more than a player or volunteer - he was part of the club’s heartbeat, a steady and generous figure who helped define what Hatch End stands for.

Chris gave his time freely and wholeheartedly. Whether he was supporting junior players, lending a hand behind the scenes, or simply offering a warm welcome to anyone who walked through the gate, he embodied the values of kindness, commitment, and community. His knowledge of the game, his calm encouragement, and his ability to bring people together made him a trusted figure across generations.

For many, Chris was the first friendly face they met at the club. For others, he was a mentor, a teammate, or the person who quietly made sure things ran smoothly. His contribution wasn’t loud or self promotingit was steady, reliable, and deeply felt. The club is stronger because of him, and his influence will continue to be seen in the players he supported, the friendships

he nurtured, and the community he helped to build.

Beyond cricket, Chris was known for his warmth, humour, and genuine interest in people. He had a way of making others feel valued, and his presence brought a sense of ease and belonging wherever he went. His loss will be felt not only on the field but across the wider Hatch End community.

Hatch End CC extends its heartfelt condolences to Chris’s family, friends, and all who were fortunate enough to know him. His legacy will live on in the club he loved, in the people he inspired, and in the countless moments of camaraderie and joy he helped create. Rest in peace, Chris.

Geoff Riddick

It is with great sadness that we remember the life of Geoff Riddick — a true gentleman of the game and a cherished figure whose legacy will forever be woven into the fabric of Langleybury Cricket Club.

Geoff’s love for cricket began at a young age at Langleybury, where his passion and dedication quickly became evident. By just 18, he had earned the honour of captaining the first team in 1959, a testament not only to his ability but to the respect he commanded from those around him. From those early days, Geoff became instrumental in shaping the club into what it is today, leaving an indelible mark that will be felt for generations.

As a player, Geoff was the embodiment of determination and skill. A sturdy opening batsman, he was never one to give away his wicket lightly. Standing tall at the crease, he played confidently on both sides of the wicket, combining patience with precision. Over a remarkable playing career spanning more than three decades, he amassed nearly 15,000 runs — a milestone that speaks volumes about his consistency, resilience, and love for the game. In 1961, he etched his name into club history as the first Langleybury batsman to score a century, reaching 126 against Bedmond — a moment that remains a proud chapter in the club’s story.

Yet Geoff’s contribution extended far beyond his batting. Behind the stumps, he was a formidable presence. At 6’4”, he cut an unforgettable figure as wicketkeeper. Opposing batsmen often underestimated him at their peril, as his safe hands and impressive reach led to over 300 catches for the club, a remarkable achievement that highlighted his all-round excellence.

But for all his sporting accomplishments, it is Geoff the man who will be remembered most fondly. He was one of those rare individuals about whom no one had a bad word to say — a truly kind, humble, and genuine soul. He showed those around him what truly matters in life: to be humble, to be happy, and to be content. His quiet encouragement, thoughtful words, and warm presence meant so much to so many.

Geoff was not just a club legend; he was part of its heartbeat. The image of him walking around the boundary with Pat on a summer’s day, sharing his insights on the game and offering gentle encouragement, will be deeply missed. It simply won’t be the same without him.

Though Geoff may no longer be with us, his spirit lives on in the club he helped build, in the memories he created, and in the lives he touched. He leaves behind a legacy of excellence, kindness, and humility that will never be forgotten.

He will be greatly missed and forever remembered.

Cliff Spinks

Cliff Spinks, who represented Langleybury between the late1980s and 2004, died in November, aged 62.

‘Spinksy’ was described by teammates as “explosive with the bat” and “simply awesome with the ball – a true legend”.

“He was without doubt one of the finest club cricketers around the south-east region, with a powerful reputation as a bowling all-rounder,” said Jon Gunning. “His contributions as a cricketer were virtually unparalleled for at least 15 seasons.”

Prior to joining Langleybury, Cliff played for Hemel. He also played for Hertfordshire

in 23 championship matches, taking 43 wickets (ave. 41.7) and scoring 835 runs. His talent earned gave him a chance at Northamptonshire, and he finished at Bourne CC, Lincolnshire, his new home, showing his love of the game by working on the ground and becoming an umpire.

Andy Dindar

Just before the start of last season, Berkhamsted announced the death of Andy Dindar, at the age of 82.

Born in Johannesburg, he became head groundsman at Berkhamsted School and joined Berkhamsted, having already played first-class cricket, for Gloucestershire, in 1962 and 1963 and then for Sussex, for one season.

From 1976, his prolific batting earned him a call-up to play for Hertfordshire, the first of his 20 county call-ups, alongside Berkhamsted team-mate and former Herts League chairman, Brian Collins.

In 1977, Andy plundered 992 runs for Berkhamsted which he nearly matched in 1979, scoring 959 runs. His ‘annus mirabilis’ was 1980, his final year at Berkhamsted. He scored 1,678 runs for the club, averaging 55.93, with a top score of 141* in a narrow win over a strong Finchley team.

He went on to play for Reading and Berkshire, playing 28 Minor Counties matches plus a single List-A match, for Berkshire against Yorkshire in the 1983 NatWest Trophy.

Andy’s high-calibre exploits are etched into Berkhamsted’s honours board, plus the memory of the legendary tale of him hitting a six from the Lower Kings Road pitch, right across to Platform 4 of the railway station!

Former Herts captain, Peter Neal, said “He was a real inspiration for me when he was the groundsman/coach at Berkhamsted School. He was also in the Berko side which I joined whilst still at school. He was responsible for me trading my Duncan Fearnley in for a SS Jumbo, which successfully stopped me from hooking it when pulling the short balls as the Fearnley was so damned heavy!”

Martin

Olley

At the young age of 61, former Herts ‘keeper Martin Olley died in July. Martin was educated at Felsted School, leaving in 1982 when Wisden described him as an outstanding wicket-keeper. He made his first class debut the following year for Northants against Cambridge University and played four first-class matches for Middlesex in 1988, deputising for Paul Downton.

Martin played his Hertfordshire League cricket at Watford Town, before moving to play for Hitchin, Welwyn Garden City and Stevenage. He played 46 championship matches for Hertfordshire between 1984 and 1990, making 42 consecutive appearances between 1985 and 1989. He scored 1,062 runs for the county team (ave 21.67) and made 71 dismissals (54 catches and 17 stumpings).

Roy Warman

Knebworth Park were saddened by the death, at 77, of Roy Warman, a popular figure around the club for over three decades, as a player, captain, parent and supporter.

As a player, he captained the club's third eleven inspiring the team alongside his potent bowling and bold attacking batting. Roy did much to support and encourage his son Guy, who played in the juniors before progressing through to play in the first team and lead it with the same elan as his dad. Roy had a dry wit and was always good fun to be in company with. Away from cricket, Roy was a powerhouse in the world of advertising and an influential figure at Welwyn Garden City Golf Club.

Former club captain Ryan Skeggs, whose memories of Roy stretch back to when he played with Roy's son Guy, in the juniors, wrote this tribute:

“Roy, was a gentleman, generous and kind with a fantastic sense of humour.

“Always supporting the youngsters around him. As third team captain he created a pathway for a generation of first team players.

“A bowler who could bat although he'd tell you he was an all-rounder. Many a batsman was bamboozled by his seamers, moving the ball in the air and off the pitch.

“When the team needed wickets, Roy was your man to take responsibility. Off the pitch he was definitely that. Always first at the bar getting a round in, full of stories which would have the whole club in laughter. Always smiling and playing the game in the right spirit, competitive and fair.”

Dick Degnan

Ampthill Town were saddened by the passing of Richard “Dick” Degnan, in October 2025. Dick was regarded as possibly Ampthill’s greatest ever cricketer. In the peak of his powers Dick opened the batting & bowling, scoring nearly 13000 runs, with a record 25 centuries, and he took over 500 wickets for the club.

Dick played for Ampthill between 1970 and 1994, retiring twice in that period but coming back to play alongside his boys Jeremy and Chris in the mid-80s. He was also a fine footballer, playing in goal for Maulden and Queensmen (Ampthill), and he coached many young footballers in the area, including Maulden Youth, and then Ampthill Boys.

A former captain and groundsman at the club, Dick was honoured to be a Life Vice President for many years and would be at The Park on most Saturdays and Sundays during the season. After being diagnosed with cancer, in 2021, he battled through and still visited the club at weekends, but sadly he wasn’t well enough to visit The Park last season, to see the newly extended pavilion.

Anniversary celebrations

Berkhamsted CC celebrated its 150th anniversary, last year, with a series of summer events which aimed to improve the town’s awareness and engagement with the club, as well as encouraging all current and past members to feel even greater pride in their club.

In addition to a full programme of men’s, women’s and juniors’ matches, the club held a number of special events, including a town hall talk on the club’s history, a sixa-side tournament for sports clubs from the town, a members’ fun day, a grand reunion for former players, and an Under 11 girls’ cricket festival - which was opened by the Town Crier, and with awards handed out by the Mayor.

The club also played a double header against the MCC, for men and women, side by side on the two adjacent grounds. Berkhamsted Women lost a close game and the men won with a six off the last ball! There were some off-field special events too. Most remarkable was a nets session inside the 804 year-old St Peter’s Church at the invitation of the Rector, an MCC member (no stained glass was harmed!) Local engagement was maximised with a market stall in the High Street, where

members handed out 5,000 special 44-page souvenir programmes; and a Spot-The-Cricket-Ball competition, held throughout May, which invited families to hunt for cricket balls hidden in over 90 town centre shop windows. The prizes were mostly donated by the shops, who were delighted to find their windows attracting so much attention.

As a lasting legacy, the club set up a digital archive to capture everything from photos to personal memories; established itself as a disabilities cricket hub; and added physical legacies such as a new flagpole, additional trees, and benches to improve the facilities.

During two of the Friday evening socials, held every week, Sky Sports made a special short film, hosted by fourth XI batter and Sky’s leading football commentator, Peter Drury. It was shown during the tea interval on day 3 of the Oval Test Match v India and was a great advert for the club and for Hertfordshire League cricket! You can watch it here: https://youtu.be/ mKJCDvx8Tl4

Summing up the year, the club’s President, Julian Dent, said: “We owe the great success of our 150th anniversary celebrations to an amazing team who had been planning this for two years. None of those in a lead role were from the committees who run the club on a dayto-day basis, and their drive, creativity, energy, contacts and persistence set a new high bar for member involvement. We could not be more proud of them, our local community, or of our club.

“I hope our experience inspires other clubs with upcoming anniversaries. Starting early was a massive success factor, as was not burdening the ‘usual suspects’ who have more than enough to do.”

Reed celebrates a milestone

Many Hertfordshire cricketers will have fond memories of playing matches at Reed’s tranquil and attractive ground, in the far-flung north-east corner of Hertfordshire. In 2026, Reed’s members are celebrating the club’s 70th anniversary of its post-war re-formation.

Reed is a small rural village with only around 150 houses, and these days village amenities barely boast the church, primary school, village hall and the cricket club. Historical cricket records are sparse, but very elderly residents do recall cricket matches taking place in the early 1930s. They would have been in the Conservation Area Fields, behind the lost and lamented Cabinet pub, in the centre of the village.

The Reed village green, a short distance from the village centre, was ploughed up and used for food production during the 2nd World War. It was not until 1955 that the land was returned from agricultural use, back to “Common Land” status for the use of the villagers, and by Spring 1956, a rather rough grassland area was available for sports use! Reed Cricket Club, in its current format, thus came into being again in 1956.

From a very basic foundation phase, the club has progressed to the well-equipped, well supported, and successful entity that it is today. In the 2026 season Reed are fielding four Saturday Herts League Xls. In the recent past, the club can lay claim to being three-times winners of the ‘National Village Cup’ winning in the finals, played at Lord’s, in 2012, 2017, & 2019. That team progressed to achieve several years of playing in the HPCL Premier Division, quite a

feat for a small rural village club. Reed have been described in The Cricketer Magazine in recent times as “The Most Successful Village Cricket Club in the 21st Century”!

Since the 1970s, the club has operated a thriving and vibrant youth section that currently provides training on Sunday mornings for youngsters from 5-16 years of age, with very regular midweek evening matches for the Junior teams throughout the summer. This investment in youth cricket has underwritten Reed’s development and success over many years, most particularly in the period 2010 – 2020.

One of Reed’s proudest boasts is that when (after MANY years of trying!) they first won the National Village Cup in 2012, the Reed team that day comprised ten former Juniors, including three pairs of brothers!

A “Volunteer” and strong “Family” ethos has consistently been the cornerstone of Reed’s development and progress since 1956. The operation and maintenance of the ground, bar, clubhouse, as well as the youth coaching are all undertaken by volunteers. We are proud that many families connected with the club boast multi-generational histories of fathers, sons and now grandsons representing, the club.

A 70th anniversary gala dinner is planned for July, when the expectation is that many generations of current and former players, friends and families will congregate. They will make it a day to celebrate the proud development of a precious club, and doubtless recall many happy memories founded in Hertfordshire cricket.

Bushey honours stalwart

There are stalwarts and legendary stalwarts. Many wonder if Bushey’s Robin Nicholls deserves a category of his own? Last year was his 75th year at the club, which recognised Robin’s dedication and huge contribution by naming its pavilion in his honour.

“Robin has held the club together longer than anyone can remember” said chairman, Nomaan Ilyas. “In his playing days, he was a key playing member of the first team but also became our voluntary groundsman for 30+ years, putting his own time and money into the club. His services to the club are immeasurable and we are all indebted to him.”

Robin joined the club in the latter part of the 1951 season, having just got into the Watford Grammar School first team at the age of 15. The facilities at the Moatfield ground in Bushey were poor, at that time, as it tried to recover, in particular, from wartime action, when the timber pavilion had been destroyed by a German incendiary bomb! Robin, now 92, told the Watford Observer:

“Members had to make do with a four and a half by three and a half metre pre-cast concrete garage as a pavilion, with double doors, no electricity, gas water, or toilets!

“Twenty two men changed in this area and the ladies also made tea in this shed, having collected the water from the watering point for the square!

He wondered whether the current players, who are now based at the Eastbury Road ground, “realise how fortunate they are!”

KL twinned with KL

With relatives living in Australia, Kings Langley’s 3rd team skipper, Jamie Calvin, took more than a passing interest in the cricket over there. That interest was heightened a few years ago when, in the middle of winter here in the UK, he was contacted on Instagram by a New South Wales club asking about an upcoming match. It was obviously intended for KL NSW, just outside Sydney, but was the beginning of a dialogue between the two KL clubs. They are now in regular contact and support each other's fundraising appeals.

Jamie went out to meet the guys and had a beer and a net in 2023, while Adam Ward of KLCC, NSW, came over here for the 2023 Ashes. Naturally, he had to be invited to drink a beer with the lads at KLCC, Herts. He clearly enjoyed being around the place, playing a few midweek friendlies, so much so that he became a regular at the bar, throughout the summer.

Jamie made a return trip for the (ill-fated) 2025/26 Ashes, along with club-mate Chrishan LuchmayaCasey, so caught up with their Aussie mates, including at the Boxing Day Test. The the one we won!

With the two KL clubs now on good terms, our Herts League version is hoping to arrange player exchanges and tours, in the years ahead. One definite target for a big twinning event is 2030, when KL, Herts, will be 200 years old. It will be a summer of celebrations, and the club hopes the focal point will be a match on the Common, against its visiting Aussie cousins.

Thank You, Richard Walker

Not many employees get a glowing tribute on the website, when they leave, but Richard Walker, ‘Mr Leverstock Greeen’ did. And it was on the much-viewed website of Watford FC.

That’s because, for around 20 years, Richard Walker was a “safe pair of hands” at Vicarage Rd as Watford’s Head of Media.

The club’s tribute, written by Mike Walters, started by referencing his passion for cricket and for his club, in particular. It said: “Whether he’s taking guard with a resolutely straight bat or keeping wicket with the dexterity of a pianist, he’s been a stalwart as captain and coach at Leverstock Green Cricket Club.”

On his PR skills for a football club, it said: “To the outside world, press officers are simply the guys who man-mark managers to make sure they stay on-message at setpiece media conferences, or hover like the parrot on a pirate’s shoulder when players grant interviews to newspapers, radio, TV or podcasts.

“But the best ones are ambassadors for their clubs, upholding traditions and values while conveying the party line and surfing the nuances of a rapacious media’s thirst for news, information and gossip.

“After covering football for more than 40 years as a hack professionally, I can vouch for Richard Walker being one of the best in the business.”

Another relevant gem of a quote from the tribute said: “He doesn’t suffer fools gladly, especially brass-necked requests for one-on-one audiences from organisations who have just fired off cheap shots about managerial turnover, and like that pugnacious club cricketer he can spot a googly or a curve ball a mile off.”

And…”If you’re passing through Leverstock Green during the cricket season, keep your eye out for Rich - he can still give wayward bowling some tap, as his unbeaten 77 against Flamstead 2nd XI last month proved, and his handiwork behind the stumps is still leagues above Mrs Doubtfire

flapping with the oven gloves when they caught fire.”

It ended: “We thank him for his fine innings here at The Vic.”

You can read the whole tribute at https://www.watfordfc.com/news/2025/ september/27/richard-walker-head-ofmedia/

Richard was also invited to Watford’s home game with Hull City, in the box of Chief Executive Officer and Chairman, Scott Duxbury. In the match day programme, Mr Duxbury paid this tribute:

“Today we welcome back Richard Walker as my guest. He was, as many of you know, the club’s long-serving former Head of Communications & Media Relations but he was much more than that to this club and me.

"Richard became a friend and a confidant during our 13 years together and someone I have the utmost respect for. He was at the heartbeat of everything the club did well during a period of six years out of seven in the Premier League and three trips to Wembley.

“10 years ago, he became Club Captain and has become the heartbeat of cricket at the club, respected and admired by all senior and junior players alike. Rich’s enthusiasm, passion and dedication is clear to all, and he takes particular pride in the number of players transitioning from the junior ranks into senior cricket.

“In any one season he can be seen playing in any one of our four senior teams, to help the progress and development of junior players. It’s a testament to Rich that as the years pass, his commitment and enthusiasm doesn’t wane; in fact it seems to get even stronger.

"Richard was also a rock during the inevitable difficult times that come in football. He put the club first, always, and his love and understanding of this wonderful club and its past is evident almost everywhere you turn at the stadium. Thank you, Rich.”

After seeing the football club’s tributes, Leverstock Green Chairman, Mike Parkes, summed up what Richard means to the cricket club:

“Rich joined the club 20 years ago, scoring two centuries in his debut season and has since become renowned for his fine glove work.

“Finally, for the last 10 years, he has led and created excitement and enjoyment for our renowned cricket week. That’s seven days of on- and off-field activities, which the club has delivered every year since 1977.

"Along with all this, he crafts all the club comms, media and social messaging. So even in his spare time, he can’t get away from his day job.

“A huge thank you for everything you do, Rich.”

It is sad to end this tribute on a negative note, but Richard's wife, Nichole, suffered a major stroke in mid-August 2025, causing a number of life-long disabilities.

He and his family - two of them also represent LGCC in Herts League actionintend to care for Nichole at home.

It's certain Richard will still be at The Green driving the club's cricket operations, but understandably maybe not quite as omnipresent as in previous years.

Giving youth a chance

Josh Crutchett - Tewin

Tewin believe that they have a “rare talent” in 19-year-old, Josh Crutchett, after his match-winning spell of 8 for 21, against Old Finchleians.

The division 2B match, in August, was over pretty quickly, after Finchleians were dismissed in the 14th over, for just 43. Josh also opened the batting, for good measure, and with 13* helped to see his side home, after just six overs, for a 10 wickets victory. Josh came into the match on the back of scoring 120 against Rickmansworth, two weeks earlier, and a number of steady bowling performances, the best of which had been in the first match against Finchleians, in June, when he took 3-14.

Having made his first team debut as a 13-year-old, Josh has been impressing his team-mates ever since. His skipper, Luke Wilde, thinks “Josh is absolutely central to Tewin’s success, both now and in the years to come. Performances like this don’t surprise us any more,” he commented.

“He’s the kind of player who can turn a game, with bat or ball, and that’s invaluable,” added Luke. Josh went on the finish the season with 33 wickets and 340 runs, in the Herts League. One to watch.

Stefan Bennett – Eaton Bray

Taking 7-21 in a Herts League match is impressive for anyone – especially a 17-year-old. That was Stefan Bennett’s achievement for Eaton Bray 2nds against West Herts VI, in May, in div. 12 West. Coming on as 2nd change, for the 14th over, he warmed up with a maiden, before taking two wickets in two balls, at the start of the next

over, and he never looked back. He wrapped up the innings in the 28th over, all out for 103. In spite of an early scare, at 27-3, Eaton Bray didn’t lose another wicket, reaching their target inside 20 overs

Skipper Adam Raspass described his emotions as “sheer joy and a feeling of pride,” after enjoying Stefan’s effort. “It’s the best spinner’s performance I have seen since we joined the League,” he commented.

Talking about the club’s juniors, Adam said: “We are all about developing youth, at Eaton Bray, and these are the kind of results that take hours and hours of nets and coaching. Everyone sees the trophies, but no-one sees the training ground!”

Redbourn starlets

Three performances by Redbourn’s youngsters warrant our congratulations. In May, when Redbourn 5ths beat Pinner 4ths by 142 runs, 14-year-old Henry Roe smashed 105 from 70 balls; in June, Redbourn IV beat Dunstable IV by 57 runs, thanks largely to 14-year-old Tom Foster who took 6 for 19; and in August Redbourn V overcame Chorleywood IV by 132 runs and were indebted to 13-yearold Rafferty Walsh, who took 5 for 12.

Matthew Fretter – London Colney

Our final teenage match-winner is London Colney’s Matthew Fretter. Matthew set the standard for the season in the very first league match, on 10 May, when London Colney visited Letchworth 2nds. The visitors were defending a total of 227-5 and turned immediately to 15-year-old pace bowler, Matthew, who responded with a couple of early

wickets. It was later, however, in his second spell, when Matthew (pictured, right) decided of the game. And how!

With Letchworth needing just 25 runs from the final five overs, the points seemed to be heading to the hosts. With his second ball, the returning Matthew cleaned bowled the Letchworth veteran, Graham Bishton, for two. Next ball, he had another long-serving player, Adam Boland, edging behind, where it was safely caught. That just left no. 11 Harri Levey to win the game for the hosts. But he found his first ball, a quick, full

delivery, too hot to handle and it took out a stump, before he had moved.

The hat-trick gave Matthew final figures of 5 for 30 from his 8.4 overs and a winning start to the season for London Colney. Outstanding!

He would go on to take 35 wickets in all forms of cricket and scored 587 runs (243 in the Herts League, top score 79 v Northchurch), as well as recording his maiden century (104) later in the season. He would also put in useful performances for Herts U16, both home and abroad.

Troy's giant step

Leverstock Green’s Troy Henry featured in last year’s handbook, after signing a pro status contract with ACE, The African Caribbean Engagement Programme. He has now taken a giant step forward by signing a rookie contract with Sussex, which was extended for a further year in June, then making his List A debut. That was against Warwickshire, in the Metro Bank One Day Cup, a huge milestone in his cricketing journey.

Sussex Men's Head Coach, Paul Farbrace, said: "Troy came to us on the open trial day that Colin Bowley our cricket operations manager, organised, and he was one of the players who really stood out.” He added: “He has a great attitude and a real hunger to get better.”

After his first game, the match report says: “…after a stand of 107 in 99 balls, Barnard was imperious, deploying sparkling footwork to the spinners, but his departure, caught at extra cover off Troy Henry, triggered a collapse.” Troy finished with 1-34. With this appearance, Troy became the first graduate of the ACE Programme to play

professional men’s cricket. It was launched by Surrey CCC in January 2020 and was designed to engage young people of African and Caribbean heritage, with a mission to make cricket more inclusive and accessible.

ACE Founder and Chair, Ebony RainfordBrent MBE, said: “Seeing Troy walk out for Sussex today is a massive moment for him and for the ACE Programme. We’re all incredibly proud of the hard work Troy has put in over the last five years and hope his success can be replicated many times over going forward”

Nearer home, Hertfordshire Cricket said: “From coming through the county age groups, to joining the ACE Programme, and making his Hertfordshire Men’s debut last year, Troy’s hard work and dedication have truly paid off.”

Saracens Hertfordshire Junior Leagues

Our 2025 season was blessed with great weather and as a result we played a record number of games in both the boys’ and girls’ competitions, with very few cancellations for rain.

The only significant change in formats this year was to provide a structure whereby clubs could play 6-a-side U9 girls’ fixtures. The takeup for this was very encouraging and we plan to formalise into our league structure for 2026. The boys’ competitions remained as in previous seasons, culminating in the 40 over U17 final in early September. We introduced set dates for National Cup play-offs at U13/U15 and this worked extremely well.

With such a packed schedule I would like to pay tribute to the vital contribution of our committee members, the controllers who oversee various age groups, and the junior organisers around the county who work hard to get games played. I would also like to thank John Sweedy (HACO) for arranging umpires for Finals Day and National Cup matches. And speaking of umpires, Tim Caldicott of HACO helped us to produce a detailed PowerPoint presentation as an aid to new parent umpires, which was very well received.

WINNERS 2025

Boys

All T20 competitions unless stated

Finals Day in July is always a terrific event, and my thanks go to all the clubs that hosted this year, especially Harpenden CC who managed to host two girls’ Finals Days across three different grounds, at very short notice, following a late drop-out.

U10A West Herts (100 ball pairs)

U11A Harpenden

U12A Leverstock Green

U13A West Herts

U14A Old Albanian

U15A Bishops Stortford

U17 Harpenden

John Favager Cup (40 over Final)

Girls

U11 Bishops Stortford (100 ball pairs)

U13 Harpenden

U15 Berkhamsted

Summer Leagues:

U11 West Herts

U13 West Herts

U15 Bishops Stortford

Review of 2025 Season

56 Clubs took part (2024: 53)

475 Age Group Teams including 76 girls teams (2024: 467/61)

2,007 fixtures (2024: 1,967)

5,000 (approx.) children playing cricket each week

79% of fixtures scored electronically (2024: 67%) - well ahead of ECB target of 55%.

Summer League

Our summer league provides clubs with extra games during the school holidays. We only run three age groups, albeit we had a record number of entries in 2025, therefore we are consulting on a potential expansion in 2026.

In the ECB National Competitions

Boys U13 – West Herts lost in Round 2 to Old Merchant Taylors (the eventual winners)

Boys U15 – Broxbourne lost in Round 1 to Sunbury (the eventual winners)

Girls U13 – Harpenden had a good run, losing in the quarter final to Bexley (the eventual winners)

Girls U15 – Berkhamsted lost in round 3 to Ealing. And although not technically a junior league matter, we congratulate Bishops Stortford who had a great run in the U19 Girls ECB competition, losing in the semi-final to Hursley Park, the eventual winners.

Looking ahead

Girls’ Cricket - There are still quite a few clubs in Hertfordshire not providing an opportunity for women & girls, and we continue to work closely with Rebecca Kelly at Herts Cricket to promote uptake.

Coaching courses - we have announced a new initiative to support clubs financially this winter, who are putting U18s through coaching courses.

Finances - the committee retains a modest sum as a reserve and use any surpluses to benefit member clubs. Where possible

we endeavour not to increase league fees, to encourage more team entries. We held our first prize draw at the league forum and will continue this in future years to provide equipment for junior training sessions.

Forum - Our annual league forum was held at Hatfield Hyde on 6 November 2025 – we hold this event every year to give clubs the opportunity to comment on any issues and propose new ideas.

Mark Lewarne Chairman

Hertfordshire Women's League

by Rebecca Kelly

2025 welcomed the inaugural season of the Hertfordshire Women’s Cricket League. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the HPCL committee and HWCL sub-committee members who put in a substantial amount of work to get this project off the ground. I would also like to thank the club managers, captains and players who provided input and helped inform the League’s playing offers.

WINNERS 2025

Premiership - Harpenden 1st XI Championship – Luton Women and Girls Softball Division – Kings Langley Cup – Broxbourne Plate – Luton Women and Girls

We had a total of 24 team entries and were delighted to see that the HWCL had provided women’s cricket to 710 registered players across Herts and Beds. A total of 110 matches were played throughout the season culminating with a competition finals day for our Cup and Plate finalists at Berkhamsted, which was a great way to end a successful season.

received and how we could shape the HWCL for 2026. The information received was very positive, but it was recognised that the formats would need amending to provide more league cricket. Therefore, in 2026, the leagues will play one longer format throughout the season (according to their respective division), and the T20 format will replace the Hundred in the Cup and Plate competition. The Championship has been split in two to allow us to introduce Division 1 and accommodate more teams. In addition to existing clubs entering new teams, we are also delighted to welcome: Cokenach, Preston and Radlett to the HWCL.

At the end of the season, we conducted a survey asking for feedback from players, captains and umpires to gain valuable feedback on how the 2025 season was

The ICC Womens T20 World Cup will be hosted by England and Wales this year, and we are hopeful that this will further enhance women’s and girls’ cricket as the Red Roses and Lionesses have done for their own sports.

We wish everyone an enjoyable and competitive 2026 season!

200 not out

Bishop’s Stortford, formed in 1825, celebrated its bicentenary in style. In conjunction with the Lord's Taverners, who played their first-ever cricket match at the ground in 1952 (picture below), the club hosted a memorable gala dinner. The ground, at Cricketfield Lane, is reputed to be the oldest cricket ground in England to have been in continuous use. It has hosted England Over 70 World Cup, Essex and Minor Counties games as well as numerous finals and top-level amateur league matches.

All Out For 2!

Not our league but a freak result, nearby.

The club’s first Rules and Regulations were published in 1833 and included an annual subscription of 5 shillings (25p) per season, plus one (old) penny per week. Players who missed practice on Tuesdays and Thursdays were to be fined sixpence! The club has continued to grow and now runs five adult men’s teams, two ladies teams and junior teams for children from under 8 right through to under 19.

A New Cricket Dome in Luton

A significant boost for grassroots cricket in Luton is on the horizon, with construction soon to begin on the UK’s largest state-of-the-art indoor cricket dome at Lewsey Park. Scheduled to open in summer 2026, the dome will offer worldclass indoor training facilities, enabling local players, schools and grassroots clubs to play and practice cricket throughout the year. Designed as a versatile space, it will also be suitable for other sports including hockey, tennis and badminton, helping more people in the community stay active.

The facility forms part of a nationwide initiative to increase access to cricket in areas where it is most needed, with a strong emphasis on inspiring greater participation among women and girls ahead of the 2026 Women’s T20 World Cup.

This project has been made possible through a combination of grants and capital investment from the England and Wales Cricket Board, Sport England and the Department for Culture, Media and Sport.

The plans featured in a story on the BBC News website, following a visit to Luton Women's and Girls' CC by Sports Minister Stephanie Peacock, and Sarah Owen, MP for Luton North.

See: www.bbc.co.uk/news/ articles/c3e75dgy2nwo

Hertfordshire Cricket -

Leading, Influencing and Inspiring

Hertfordshire Cricket Limited (HCL) has a shared vision to lead and shape the development of cricket, inspiring everyone to participate and helping the game grow in an accessible and inclusive way. Affiliated to the England and Wales Cricket Board, HCL aims to secure a sustainable future for cricket by increasing opportunities and enhancing the experience for everyone involved across Hertfordshire. We are now entering the ECB’s second phase of Inspiring Generations under the County Partnership Agreement (CPA) 2.0. As part of this phase, we are undertaking a comprehensive review and consultation process to shape HCL’s direction over the next four years, with a focus on key areas of growth and opportunity across the county. Now in the first year of this cycle, we have already made considerable progress in delivering our plans: strengthening our schools delivery, expanding participation through national programmes, increasing the number of both girls’ and boys’ teams across the county, further developing our disability cricket provision in schools, and embedding the Hertfordshire Women’s Cricket League alongside the long-established Herts League. HCL’s remit spans all aspects of the game. We work closely with our 124 affiliated clubs, support open-age and junior leagues, deliver a strong county age-group pathway for girls and boys, and provide ongoing support to volunteers and clubs across our network.

We continue to collaborate closely with other East Region County Boards to provide the best possible support for the recreational game, using the ECB’s Inspiring Generations strategy to guide our work.

Cricket in Hertfordshire is in a strong position, largely thanks to the many well-run clubs across the county and the dedicated volunteers who sustain them - so thank you.

Finally, on behalf of Hertfordshire Cricket, I would like to wish all players, clubs, officials, grounds staff, administrators, volunteers, and members of the Hertfordshire Premier Cricket League every success for the 2026 season, which we hope will be as normal as possible. We also extend our sincere thanks to all clubs and key personnel for everything you do for the game.

Our officer covering the HPCL clubs is:

Dominic Chatfield

ECB Liaison and Executive Officer

Mobile: 07530878930

Email: dominic.chatfield@hertscricket.org

All information about Hertfordshire Cricket activities can be found on our website www.hertscricket.org as can the contact details for the whole HCL team providing support across the cricket network.

Enjoy the Season

Hertfordshire Grounds Association

The Hertfordshire Grounds Association supports all cricket facility providers in Hertfordshire and the Hertfordshire League, where necessary, with a broad range of member benefits. Once again it has been a difficult year for groundsmen. The winter of 2024-2025 was long and wet, particularly during the autumn after cricket squares had been renovated. In some cases, much of the new grass was washed away and had to be re-sown or even reseeded in the spring. The pitch advisors did their best to help clubs. However, conditions changed dramatically during the spring as there was little or no rain and this was followed by a very dry summer. This had an adverse effect on all grounds including those used for first class cricket.

After the dry summer, excessive winter rains caused flooding problems for some, but none as bad as the Worcestershire ground!

Outfields were the main problem. Heavy worm casting during the winter led to bumpy and uneven surfaces. Then, lack of rain meant that outfields that are cricket specific started to die back as generally grounds budgets are directed towards the square. Ironically, some of the better outfields have been where there are other sports occupying the winter months and a maintenance budget is in place for them. The effect of the weather on cricket squares was dependent on the irrigation systems in place. Clubs with good irrigation systems and good water pressure fared well especially when they had staff available during the day. Clubs with low water pressure, insufficient irrigation systems or

lack of staff tended to struggle. One club even resorted to using the fire brigade to water the square.

The pitch advisors, Jerry Dovey, John Smith, Rob Kendle, Will Puch and Hugh Caverner have worked hard advising clubs and have made numerous visits to clubs. They have compiled fourteen Pitch Power reports for clubs spanning all levels of cricket across the county. Five of these are new projects for expanding clubs. Two were for machinery grants. and seven were for clubs with problems with their squares or outfields. ECB funding is not available without these reports, so the advisors are expecting to be even busier in future seasons.

The machinery on the county trailers has been well used again this season. There are now two sets of machinery located in different parts of the county, looked after by two of the pitch advisors.

The Association has now fully paid off the loan to HCCA for the new scarifier.

The Derek Dredge Award for 2024 was awarded to Flitwick Cricket Club at the League meeting at the Stonex Stadium in April 2025 (right).

Groundsman courses are now done online, run by the IOG.

The Grass Pitch Improvement Fund which was set up to support women’s and girls’ cricket, cricket in diverse communities, disability cricket and cricket in low socioeconomic groups, as of September 2025 reached provisional funding limits and is currently closed to new applications.

Richard Robertson, HCGA Chairman November 2025

Groundsmen tributes

Let’s pay tribute to all the groundsmen and club volunteers who generally provide marvellous pitches and outfields, for thousands of Herts League cricketers. Here are two who deserve a special mention.

Andy Gilder

Andy Gilder decided to hang up his mowers and retire, after 25 years as Head Groundsman at Bishop’s Stortford. During his long service, Andy has been instrumental in winning ‘best club cricket ground in Hertfordshire’ numerous times. Andy has been succeeded by Ben Baker, who worked at Bishop’s Stortford College for 11 years.

Ian ‘Puddles’ Putman

Is there a more apt nickname for a groundsman? ‘Puddles’ is how Ian Putman is known at Berkhamsted, where he has been tending the grounds for over 40 years. He joined from Northchurch as a player, and it is believed he scored more tons than any other lefthander at the club. As the head groundsman, it is estimated that throughout a typical season, he has to produce over 200 pitches for cricket at all levels, supported by a team of volunteer assistants, which he does superbly. Few groundsman get a lasting tribute but Puddles has been given one. At the club’s 150th anniversary celebrations, last year, the new flagpole was dedicated to Puddles and he was also installed as a Life Member. Also honoured, at a reunion event, was former legendary fast bowler Brian Collins, who was installed as a Vice President. Brian was Chairman of the League from 1983 until 1993, when the then Bryan Hertfordshire League merged with the Herts Competition, to create what is now the Hertfordshire Premier Cricket League.

(Photo – Puddles on the right, and Brian Collins)

Hemel boosts VI cricket

Hertfordshire Comets, the visually impaired team for Herts (also drawing in players from Beds and Bucks), played their first ever game against another county, on 26 August, at Hemel Hempstead Town Cricket Club.

The opponents were Berkshire Stags, with players from Metro Devils helping to make up the numbers. It was a convincing win for Berkshire, but an exciting first step on the VI journey for Hertfordshire Cricket, who run the team in conjunction with the Hemel club, and it featured as part of their cricket week, marking the club’s 175th anniversary.

The Mayor of Dacorum, Cllr Catherine McArevey, unveiled a plaque to mark the occasion, accompanied by Herts Comets coach/manager, Prof. Richard Grayson.

Further details on how to get involved in the Herts Comets are at: https://bcew.co.uk/theclubs/hertfordshire-comets/

The photo shows players from Hertfordhsire, Berkshire and Metro.

Constitution

1. Title

The name of the League shall be the “Hertfordshire Premier Cricket League” (hereinafter referred to as “the League”) and may also incorporate a sponsor’s name or identity if appropriate. Reference to Premier & Championship divisions shall hereinafter be referred to as "Premier divisions".

Please note that the rules, obligations and requirements set out in this Constitution shall apply to all cricket played in the League with the exception of those items set out in a supplemental constitution and set of match rules that relate to the Women’s League which will be voted on in a separate general meeting, or meetings, where only clubs with teams entered into the Women’s League and Cup competitions will be entitled to vote.

2. Object

The object of the League shall be to organise and control an annual league and other cricket competitions for founder member clubs and other invited clubs.

3. Membership

New members:

a) Any cricket club may, in writing, apply to the Secretary requesting an invitation to membership. Such applications are to be received at least 12 months before the start of the first season in which such club wishes to enter the League, except for existing member clubs wishing to enter additional teams, which must apply by 30th September preceding the year in which the additional team wishes to join.

b) New Members by Invitation; HPCL Executive may at their discretion invite clubs to join the league. In order to be invited to join the League, clubs must normally be able to demonstrate that they have fulfilled three years consecutive competitive cricket, immediately prior to their application, before they can be considered. Clubs must meet the criteria for maintaining membership and will be admitted to membership only at the divisional level which the standard of their facilities allows, subject to the discretion of the Executive Committee whose decision must be accepted. All new member clubs shall pay to the league the designated membership fee within one month of their election to membership.

Maintaining membership: To maintain membership of the League, all clubs must:

a) Be properly constituted

b) Be affiliated to the ECB through their membership of the Hertfordshire County Cricket Association, either as full or associate members, and to the Club Cricket Conference.

c) Ensure a duty of care to all players and members by adopting and implementing the ECB 'Safe HandsSafeguarding of Young People in Cricket' policy and any future versions of that policy.

d) Have grounds and other facilities acceptable to the Executive Committee, including any alternative or occasional ground used for league matches. All clubs must have a well maintained playing area, particularly with regard to the square. No club will be eligible for promotion to a higher division unless the minimum standards for that division are attained, or unless otherwise agreed by the Executive Committee.

The minimum requirements for facilities will be:

Divisions 10 and below: Changing rooms, showers (in full working order) and toilets must be available close to the playing area, together with a suitable room where food can be consumed under hygienic conditions. In the absence of a scorebox, a scoreboard is required, visible from the pitch. Boundaries shall be clearly marked by a white line, rope or flags. A well-stocked first aid kit shall be available. A clock must be provided, visible from the pitch. An artificial pitch may be used only in Divisions 10a and below.

Divisions 7-9: As above except that changing rooms etc. must be adjacent to the playing area. In addition, boundaries must be marked by a white line or rope, with flags added where possible. In Divisions 7-9 inclusive dispensation from the minimum standards for facilities may be granted by the Executive Committee for 3rd XIs and lower. Divisions 5a-6b: As above, plus: sight screens positioned at each end of the ground. Boundaries must be marked by a white line or rope, plus flags to aid visibility. In addition, there must be a fully functioning scorebox or scoreboard and a telephone must be available in the main pavilion.

Division 4b and above: As above plus bar facilities within the pavilion. Changing rooms must be an adequate size for each team and all players’ kit.

Premier divisions; All clubs must meet ECB Premier League Assessment Criteria and any other ECB specified requirement, prior to any season’s commencement. This includes a separate, adequate Umpires Changing room. Voluntary termination of membership: Any club wishing to withdraw from the League must give written notice to the Hon. Secretary by 1st November prior to the last season in which it participates in the League.

4. Management

The management of the League shall be vested in an Executive Committee consisting of the Officers and up to eight other members, each of whom shall have one vote excepting the Chairman who shall exercise only a casting vote in the event of a tied vote among the other members. The Officers and committee members shall be elected at the annual general meeting and shall operate sub-committees. At least two members of the Executive Committee shall be from clubs playing in the top two divisions in the year following the AGM. No club shall have more than two of its members elected to the Executive Committee.

5. Officers

a) The Officers of the League shall be: the President, Chairman, Hon. Secretary, Hon. Treasurer, Results Secretary, and Fixtures Secretary.

b) The Committee shall appoint members to following roles; Registration Officer, Officials Coordinator, Sponsorship Coordinator, Facilities Coordinator, League Safeguarding officer, Disciplinary Coordinator and Premier Divisions Representative

c) Officers and committee members standing for re-election shall be included on the agenda for the AGM.

d) Nominations for New Officer or Committee Member, must be received by the Hon. Secretary, from Member clubs (together with their seconders), at least 28 days before the AGM.

6. Appointment of Reporting Accountants

Reporting Accountants, to verify the financial accounts, shall be appointed at the Annual General Meeting.

7. Functions of the Executive Committee

a) The committee shall meet at least four times per annum. Additional meetings may be called at any time by the Hon Secretary at the request of at least three members of the committee acting together. At least seven days notice must be given for any meeting.

b) A quorum shall be a majority of the members of the committee.

c) The committee shall be responsible for the efficient running of the League, shall control finances, and shall have the power to:

i. Establish minimum standards for playing conditions and facilities in participating clubs additional to rule 3(d) above, and ensure that all clubs continue to meet those standards.

ii. Consider applications for membership and invite clubs to join a division of the League deemed appropriate to the known standards of the invited club.

iii. Co-opt on to the committee additional or replacement members, as appropriate.

iv. Appoint sub-committees considered necessary from time to time, delegate to each sub-committee appropriate powers, and appoint an officer or one of its members to chair the sub-committee.

v. Determine the level of any fines and additional levies required in any year.

vi. Take any action deemed appropriate where a fixture is not fulfilled or not in accordance with league rules.

vii. Arbitrate in any disputes.

viii.To remunerate any committee member, who in the view of the committee, has spent or is spending an inordinate amount of time in carrying out administrative tasks where the committee feels that recompense is fair and reasonable in all the circumstances

d) The committee may discipline clubs and players in any way it deems appropriate for breaches of the constitution, or match rules, or for failure in any way to conform to the required standards of the League. Disciplinary action against a club may include deduction of points, a reprimand, fine, relegation, suspension, or termination of membership at any time. Action against a player may include a reprimand, suspension, or permanent ban from participation in the League. The decision of the Executive Committee is final (subject to appeal, see 12).

8. General Meeting

a) The Annual General Meeting shall be held in February each year. The Hon. Secretary’s report and the statement of accounts, duly verified, shall be presented at this meeting.

b) An Extraordinary General Meeting may be convened by the Hon. Secretary at any time, at the request of the Executive Committee, or on receipt of a written request signed by not less than 25% of member clubs. Such meeting to be convened within 28 days.

c) The Secretary will give a minimum of 14 days notice, in writing, of any General Meeting, to include an agenda. d) A quorum at a General Meeting shall be a majority of the member clubs.

e) Each club shall be entitled to one vote at a General Meeting but the Executive Committee shall announce the number of club representatives who may attend any General Meeting. Officers of the League not representing their clubs shall not be entitled to a vote at a General Meeting.

f) Any club which fails to send a representative to a General Meeting shall be fined a sum equivalent to the current membership fee set out in clause 10. a) of the Constitution, regardless of whether that fee is currently suspended.

g) A captains’ meeting shall be held during the month of April before the start of any season at which cricket balls, handbooks and other equipment will be distributed. Every club sending a captain or other suitable representative to such meeting will receive a 5-point addition to its league points total at the start of that season for each of its teams.

h) Posting notices of all General Meetings, of the captains’ meeting and all other official communications to clubs under the constitution and match rules, on the news page of the league’s website shall be good service on all member clubs.

9. Financial Year

The financial year shall end on 31 October each year.

10. Financial Requirements

a) The level of annual subscription shall be determined by the AGM. Subscriptions for 2025 shall be £50.00 for each team that a club has in the structure and this includes each women’s team in the women’s league where an additional £50.00 shall be payable for each women’s team as a deposit against fulfilling all their obligations. That £50.00 shall be returned on leaving the women’s structure less any expenses incurred by the league.

b) The annual subscription shall be due on 31 March in each year and must be paid a maximum of 30 days after the invoice date. Failure to do so will result in a penalty becoming payable in addition to the subscription; such penalty to be at a rate of 30% for each month or part thereof that the subscription is overdue and will be levied on a monthly compound basis. If the subscription and the penalty additions are not paid within two months the offending club may not be eligible for membership in the following season.

c) A non-recurring membership fee shall be payable by all clubs on joining the League, as follows: Clubs with two or more teams - £100; Clubs with one team - £50. The fee to be paid before the AGM in the year that club participates in the League for the first time.

d) Each member club shall contribute £25 towards the cost of the annual handbook. This sum shall be abated at the rate of £25 per quarter page fully-paid advertisement obtained by the club for the handbook. This payment is due at the same time as the annual subscription and will attract a penalty on the same basis as set out in clause 10(b).

11. League Rules

a) Membership of the League signifies awareness and acceptance of the constitution and match rules which shall be published annually in a handbook to be distributed to all member clubs.

b) Any club may propose a change to the constitution or match rules, for consideration at a General Meeting. Such proposals must be submitted to the Secretary in writing, together with the names of three other member clubs which have agreed to support the proposal. Proposals must be submitted at least twelve weeks before the date of the annual general meeting for consideration by the Executive Committee which will circulate all proposals to member clubs. Clubs may propose amendments to those proposals, which must be submitted to the Secretary at least six weeks before the date of the annual general meeting. Such amendments, if considered reasonable by the Executive Committee, must be included on the agenda for that meeting, along with any proposals for changes to the constitution and match rules.

c) All resolutions before a General Meeting, to amend the constitution or match rules (except for sub-clause e) below), shall be decided by a simple majority of member clubs present and voting. Clubs abstaining from voting shall not be counted when calculating a majority for passing resolutions.

d) Changes to match rules will be considered by a General Meeting and implemented for an experimental period not exceeding one season. Thereafter, any proposal to adopt the change on a permanent basis must be included on the agenda for the AGM in that year, and voted on by all member clubs present.

e) Changes to match rules, player eligibility and divisional structure which directly affect the Premier divisions, shall require the approval of the majority of clubs in those divisions, at the time of voting.

f) All matters not covered by the constitution or match rules shall be dealt with by the Executive Committee whose decision, in all cases, shall be final.

12. Disciplinary Regulations

All clubs, players, officials, spectators & club members are subject to the Leagues Disciplinary Regulations as outlined yearly in the League handbook and on the League website

13. Player Eligibility

Any reference in this clause and throughout the Constitution to ‘registration’ of players shall mean registration on the main League website (hertspremiercl.co.uk) and registration on the Herts League Play-Cricket website (hertfordshirecl. play-cricket.com) regardless of whether they play in the Premier and Championship divisions or in the rest of the league.

a) After 30th June in any season, no player shall move to a club and represent that club, having already played in that season in the Saracens Herts League for another member club. No player who is a new club member may be registered after July 31st. No player may be registered to play for more than one league club at any one time (except in the Regional Divisions where an application is made to the registration officer for temporary registration of a player with another club(and in this respect such temporary registration shall be for only one other club) for the remainder of the season in question where the registration officers decision shall be final. At the end of the season in question such temporarily registered players shall be deleted from the list of registered players on that clubs list. Players registered to play in the League shall not be permitted to play in any other ECB designated league, premier or otherwise, except that in division one and below, a player who is, for example at university and registered to play for a club in the university area, can apply to the executive committee to be registered to play in the League as well, but only below the Championship. b) No player shall receive any payment or payment in kind whether from the club or anyone associated with the club for playing for the club in Division one or below. The penalty for breaking this rule shall be automatic relegation by up to 3 divisions, disciplinary proceedings and may include expulsion from the League.

c) After 31st July:

i. No player who has normally appeared for a particular XI shall play for a lower XI

ii. No new member who has not previously been registered for a club in that season, shall appear in a league match for that club in the remainder of that season. Special application may be made to the League to register a player to play who has moved to live in the Hertfordshire Premier League area having not previously lived within a reasonable distance from a Hertfordshire Premier League club.

iii. In the event of any allegation against a player under this rule, the club concerned will be required to justify its selections for the match concerned.

d) All players must be bona-fide playing members of their clubs. Clubs are responsible for maintaining a record of all their members and for verifying that all players registered to play in the League are aware of and conform to child Safeguarding guidelines and requirements. To play in League matches Division 1 and below, all players, including any substitutes, must be registered only once under one of more of the following categories, with restrictions applying as shown, subject to any special exemptions granted in advance by the Executive Committee.

NOTE Any asylum seeker that a club wishes to register under Category 1 or Category 3 as defined below must first have the written permission of his or her Home Office case worker which case worker must confirm the date of arrival on these shores and their date of birth. If the asylum seeker is under 18 years of age on 31 August in the year preceding the season in question, he or she shall be deemed Category 1 in any division below the Championship Division. Otherwise, the same criteria shall be applied to establish whether the asylum seeker is Category 1 or Category 3, and the same restrictions will apply regarding the number of Category 3 players in each team. A more simplified registration form will be produced regarding Category 3 registrations for asylum seekers.

Category 1

i a British or Irish citizen born in England and Wales and is deemed “ordinarily resident”* or ii a player who has been resident in England and Wales for the immediately preceding year and is deemed ‘Ordinarily Resident’*

*A player will only be treated as having been ordinarily resident within England and Wales for the relevant period if he or she has spent a minimum of 210 days in the year within England or Wales and has not played as a domestic player in their own country during the year (for which purpose a ‘year’ shall mean a year ending 31st March immediately before the year in question). NB: A player who holds a British passport and lives outside the UK must also meet the ”Ordinarily Resident” criteria.

'Deemed’ status

A player who was resident in England and Wales and would benefit from Category 1 status but for having relocated outside England and Wales for temporary work purposes (unrelated to cricket and for a period of no more than 24 months), may apply to their league or the ECB for ‘deemed’ Category 1 status immediately on his/her return to England and Wales. Approval is at the discretion of their league or the ECB and is not automatic’.

- No restriction on number of Category 1 players per team.

Category 2 Contracted Player to a first class county.

A player (capped or uncapped) qualified to play for England under the current ECB regulations and, currently, under contract to a First-Class County Club. For the purposes of clarification, a contracted player is one who has a current full playing contract, a summer contract or a development (scholarship) contract but not an Academy contract (16- 19 years). Should a Category 3 player be under contract to a first class county he/she will be treated as a 3 player for registration purposes.

- Maximum one Category 2 player per team unless the player, before being awarded a contract by a first class county, has been a bona fide member of the club for more than two years (24 months) and has played a minimum of 12 league games for the club in those two years.

Category 3 Players who are not deemed “Ordinarily Resident. If the player does not meet the criteria for Category 1 they will be deemed to be a Category 3 player.

- One Category 3 player per team.

A Category 3 overseas player will not be eligible for new registration if he has played Test or one-day international cricket for a Test playing country since April 1st in the previous year.

All players other than Category 1 must be registered in writing with the League by 10pm on the Wednesday before the first match in which they appear. Category 1 players must be registered by 10am on the day of their first match. Any player not registered on the League web site by the stated deadlines, shall be deemed ineligible for any match in which he participates. To play in Premier divisions matches, all players, including any substitute must be i Registered on play-cricket and meet ECB Premier league Registration guidelines as outlined yearly in league handbook in addition to having been registered on the League website.

ii Registered only once, under one of more of the categories defined above, with restrictions applying as shown, subject to any special exemptions granted in advance by the Executive Committee.

e) Before the toss of the coin the captains shall hand a written list of their team members for that match to the umpires, or if no umpire to the opposing captain. After each match, any substitutes used shall be added to the team sheet which shall then be countersigned as valid by one non-playing umpire (where there are umpires) and by the opposition captain.

In Divisions 3a and below inclusive, team sheets from opposing teams should be retained by the captains after the game and each captain (or a club officer) is subsequently responsible for checking that the opposition’s players are all registered on the league web site. Further, each captain, (or designated person), shall record the names of those that played in the match, (and recorded as having done so on his team sheet), on the league website, using the Herts Cricket App, by 9pm the evening the match was played. Any discrepancies to be reported to the League Registrations Officer by submitting the team sheet, accompanied by details of the alleged discrepancies, within three days.

In Premier divisions and Divisions 1, 2a & 2b, the appointed umpires, shall return the team sheets to the League Registrations Officer for checking.

Each club is responsible for ensuring that their players are correctly registered on the League website and (in the case of the Premier divisions) on play-cricket.com. Should any club be found to be playing a player under the wrong category, the club will forfeit 50% of the points they have gained thus far in the league for the team that the player has most represented. It is within the league’s powers to also ban players from the team thus punished from subsequently playing for lower teams, in line with 13, c, i above.

If a club is found to have played a player under a false name, the team(s) which that player has represented will be automatically relegated. It is within the league’s powers to also ban players from the team thus punished from subsequently playing for lower teams, in line with 13, c, i above.

Any team breaking either of these rules will face an extraordinary disciplinary procedure which could result in one or more of their teams being relegated automatically or possibly expulsion from the league.

f) Any player transferring clubs (within Herts League) between 1st May and 30th June shall complete a transfer form, jointly with his new club, for submission to the League. All players transferring into or out of an HPCL Premier or Championship club at any time must fully complete the Player Registration Transfer Form available to download from the League’s website

A player moving to another HPCL club at any time shall be eligible to play for the new club only if all financial and other obligations to the former club have been discharged. The League has the power to suspend players from all League matches until the clubs involved agree a player’s obligations to his original club have been discharged. Players changing clubs during the close season are outside of the jurisdiction of the league and it is always down to individual clubs to enforce their own policies around the payment of subscriptions and match fees.

i On or before July 31st, in the event of a proven allegation against an unregistered player the team fielding the ineligible player will have 5 points deducted. Should the unregistered player be Under 18 on the day of the match, the penalty will automatically be 30 points.

ii From the 1st of August onwards, any team that fields an ineligible player, will incur a 10 point deduction, excepting where the player is Under 18 on the day of the match, in which case the penalty will be 30 points.

iii For the avoidance of doubt, a captain registered on the League website as captain who has not been Cricket specific ECB DBS checked is deemed an ineligible player and the club will face the penalties in i) and ii) above.

14. Fixtures

All league fixtures shall be arranged centrally by the Fixtures Secretary and circulated to all clubs. No alteration shall be made to that list without the consent of the Fixtures Secretary acting on behalf of the Executive Committee. In the event of a club being unable to fulfil all fixtures on any day, the playing of the senior sides’ match(es) shall take precedence. If any match is postponed, which can only be with the consent of the Executive Committee, the match must be

re-arranged to be played within 28 days of the original date, provided such date is before the final scheduled day of the season. If a date cannot be mutually agreed by the two clubs concerned, then the postponed match must be played on a date designated by the Executive Committee.

Any team which fails to fulfil four or more fixtures in its division during the season may be asked by the Executive Committee to withdraw from that division forthwith and all matches involving that team shall be declared null and void with no points awarded. At the end of the season the Executive Committee shall decide whether to invite any side having conceded four or more fixtures during the season into the following season’s league structure and shall tell the side’s club before the end of September in that season as to its decision in that regard.

Any team unable to fulfil a league fixture must advise its opponents by 8:00pm on the Thursday preceding the match and obtain formal acknowledgment of the cancellation from an officer of the opposing club. Failure to comply with these requirements will result in a financial penalty of £150 in total, payable to the opposing club. Non-payment of the penalty within 14 days shall attract a penalty on the same basis as set out for subscriptions under rule 10b, payable to the opposing club. Any club failing to meet its obligations under this rule will be fined additionally by the League at a rate not less than three times the outstanding debt. Any team failing to fulfil three or more fixtures during a season may be subject to demotion to a lower division in the following season, at the discretion of the Executive Committee. Where both fixtures between any two teams during the same season are arranged to take place at the ground or grounds of one of those teams the visitors shall pay to the home team the sum of £100.00 as compensation for having to provide the facilities twice in that season.

15. League Structure

a) The league will be divided into an appropriate number of divisions in a single structure with the exception of the regional divisions. All teams shall have the same rights to promotion to a higher division, providing the minimum requirements for facilities have been met. The size of all divisions shall be determined from time to time by the Executive Committee except as required by 11e) above.

b) Only a club's 1st XI is eligible for promotion to Premier divisions

c) Promotions and relegations shall be on the following bases:

Promotions: Championship and all subsequent divisions: Top 2 sides promoted one division except 2nd side in Championship subject to play-off.

Relegations: Premier division, Championship and all subsequent divisions, except 6B: Bottom two sides relegated one division (9th place in Premier subject to play-off).

Division 6B: teams finishing 7th, 8th, 9th & 10th relegated to the appropriate Division 7 depending on geography.

d) The Executive Committee shall have the discretion to vary the numbers promoted and relegated between the regional divisions depending on the number of clubs participating in those divisions.

e) In all cases, if any of the clubs in a promotion place is deemed ineligible, due to the standard of facilities or for any other reason, only the club finishing in the next place below the promotion places may be considered for promotion.

f) Clubs eligible for promotion shall be promoted only if their facilities are deemed acceptable by the Executive Committee.

g) Where two or more clubs finish with the same aggregate of points, the club with the higher number of wins shall be placed higher in the league. If still equal, then the club with fewer losses shall be placed higher. If still equal, then the club with the higher scoring rate in completed matches, based on runs per wicket, shall be the higher.

h) In the regional divisions below division 9, the side finishing top will be the side that has the best average points score. That average shall be calculated by dividing the total number of points accumulated throughout the season by the number of games played. The number of games played shall not include games where an opponent has conceded a game or games against it but will include a game or games that it has conceded against its opposition. Where two or more sides finish with the same points the procedure in g) above shall apply. For the avoidance of doubt no points will be awarded for conceded matches in the regional divisions below division 9.

16. Officials, Team sheets, Results and Facilities Reporting

a) Clubs may face a fine of £10 for failure to submit averages or other specific information required by the Results Secretary and notified to clubs.

b) All clubs are required to co-operate in reporting results, when requested, to press agencies and newspapers.

c) A facilities reporting scheme will be operated throughout the league.

d) Any club which fails to submit a report when required and in accordance with the time limits and arrangements specified by the Executive Committee shall be subject to a fine of £20, for each occasion it fails to report. Non- payment of such fines, more than one month after notification by the Treasurer, shall attract a penalty on the same basis as set out for subscriptions under rule 10b.

17. Playing Regulations

All league games shall be played in accordance with the Laws of Cricket as published and amended from time to time by the MCC, except as varied or amended by the match rules contained in the League handbook, printed annually. All league and cup games shall be played in accordance with the Preamble to the Laws – "the Spirit of Cricket", and in accordance with any directives, guidelines and policies published by the national governing bodies and adopted by the League.

18. ECB and Sport England Compliance

The League will comply with the Sport England Code of Governance (Tier 1) and the ECB Anti-Discrimination and EDI codes from time to time published by such bodies. Copies of which can be viewed using the direct link from the league website.

Hertfordshire Women’s Cricket League

Supplemental Constitution

The Hertfordshire Women's League (HWCL) operates principally within the Constitution of the HPCL, but of necessity, has adopted a number of specific rules for its organisation.

The following clauses show those departures from the HPCL Constitution. The numbers against each paragraph are those of the clauses in the HCPL Constitution.

3. Membership

3a) Applications to join the HWCL shall be sent to the organiser or secretary by 1 December in the year before they wish to join. Any club in Hertfordshire or Bedfordshire (but not North of the town of Bedford) may apply to join.

Maintaining membership

d) HWCL will assess the standard of facilities at all grounds within the HWCL and decide whether they are suitable, but clubs should work towards the standards set in the main constitution.

Clubs wishing to terminate their membership of the HWCL shall do so before 1 December in the year before the season in which they wish to leave.

8. General Meeting

HWCL will hold an AGM in March each year at which only clubs within the HPCL that have a women’s team or teams in the HWCL may attend and vote. At least 14 days’ notice shall be given to each club attending to include an agenda for the meeting.

13. Player eligibility

All eligibility criteria and match rules set out in the current HWCL handbook shall apply in preference to clause 13 in the main constitution and any material variation of those rules shall be voted upon at the HWCL AGM.

14. Fixtures

Any team unable to fulfil a fixture must notify its opposition by 8.00pm on the Friday before the match is due to take place.

Any team failing to fulfil 3 or more fixtures in any season may be asked to withdraw from their division forthwith.

15. League Structure

The HWCL will be divided into an appropriate number of hard ball and soft ball divisions and into cup competitions, after 1 December in the preceding year.

150 YEAR CELEBRATION

25 - 29 MAY

2026

HERTFORD CRICKET CLUB

M A T C H S C H E D U L E

Monday - 25th

Herts U13 Boys HUNDRED 11am Start

Tuesday - 26th

Herts U13 Girls v Suffolk U13 Girls

Herts U14 Girls v Suffolk U14 Girls 11am Start

Thursday - 28th

Hertfordshire CCC v Marylebone Cricket Club (+ Members Lunch) 11am Start

Wednesday - 27th

Herts Over 50s v Middlesex Over 50s 1pm Start

Friday - 29th

Women’s T20 Competition Herts Women, MCC, NACC and RAF 11am Start

2026 season information

Results reporting DLS in divs 1-6B

Divisional structure Fixtures

Which ball to use

Readers Herts T20 Cup Club/team penalties

Umpire & scorer registration process

Umpires panel

Disciplinary Procedures

ECB club affiliation / DBS

ECB Identity Vetting and Safeguarding Responsibilities

Player registration - premier Player

overseas & managed migration

Ground

Results reporting

Home team to report the result on https://hertfordshirecl.play-cricket.com, by 9pm on match day. The home XI is the side that appears first in the fixture list in this handbook, regardless of where the game is played. All results, including cancelled and abandoned games, are to be reported.

Penalty: 5 point fine for failure to report by the deadline.

This applies to ALL DIVISIONS, with the team required to report the two team totals, wickets taken, overs bowled and the result.

In addition, for divisions from Premier to 2B, by 11pm on the Tuesday following the match, the full scorecard should be recorded, including names of match officials

Penalty: a fine of £30 for failure to report by the Tuesday deadline, on each occasion.

Any problems - contact Results Secretary, Richard Mason E-mail: results@hertspremiercl.co.uk

Other requirements

For full details see Match Day Handbook, pp54-59

TEAM SHEETS: Each team must record their players’ names, as on the team sheet, via https:// hertfordshirecl.play-cricket.com by 9pm on day of the match.

FACILITIES MARKS: Divisions 3A-6B: Facilities marks to be entered by visiting captain for all completed matches by 9pm on the Wednesday following the match.

UMPIRES MARKS: Premier to 2b inclusive: Marks for umpires to be entered by both captains via the form on www.whostheumpire.com by 9pm on the Wednesday following every match. Any problems must be reported immediately to: Jon Holland. E: joncarole81@hotmail.co.uk T: 07948 718178

Divisions 3A-6B: Umpires reports may be submitted by both captains, by 11pm on the Friday following every match.

See page 65 of this handbook for all penalties.

Duckworth Lewis Stern in Divisions 3A – 6B

If someone from either side has the means to use the DLS method, either by using the DLS software on a laptop computer, or via the play-cricket scorer app, then this will be used to calculate the target score of the side batting 2nd whenever there is an interruption in play that results in a loss of overs.'

Download the app from iPhone App Store/ Google PlayStore. In the app, click on Tools and you will see DLS Calculator - click on version 5 and follow the instructions.

Please read ALL paragraphs of rule 2 of the match rules for divisions 3A to 6B, relating to weather and the use of DLS.

Premier

Bishop's Stortford

Broxbourne

Flitwick

Harpenden

Hertford

Old Owens

Potters Bar

Radlett

Totteridge Millhillians

West Herts

Championship

Dunstable

Hemel Hempstead

Hoddesdon

Luton Town & Indians

North Mymms

Preston Redbourn

Sawbridgeworth

Shenley Village

Welwyn GC

Division 1

Abbots Langley

Ampthill Town

Chorleywood

Hitchin

Letchworth GC

Leverstock Green

Lutonian

Northwood

Reed

St Albans

Division 2A

Berkhamsted

Harpenden II

Holtwhites Trinibis

Knebworth Park

Old Elizabethans

Potters Bar II

Radlett II

St Margaretsbury

Stevenage

West Herts II

Division 2B

Bishop's Stortford II

Datchworth

Eversholt

Flitwick II

Hertford II

Langleybury

Old Finchleians

Tewin

Watford Town

Wheathampstead

Division 3A

Bushey

Chipperfield Clarendon

Cockfosters

Hemel Hempstead II

Ickleford

Old Camdenians

Rickmansworth

St Albans II

Totteridge Millhillians II

Welwyn GC II

Division 3B

Allenburys & County Hall

Broxbourne II

Cheshunt Rosedale

Chorleywood II

Dunstable Town II

Hitchin II

London Colney

Northchurch

Potton Town

Redbourn II

Division 4A

Harpenden III

Hatfield & Crusaders

Hatfield Hyde

Kings Langley

Letchworth GC II

Mill Hill Village

Northwood Town

Sandridge

Shenley Village II

Watford Town II

Divisional Structure 2026

Division 4B

Boxmoor

Flamstead

Hoddesdon II

Luton Town & Indians II

Lutonian II

North Enfield

Northampton Exiles

Old Albanian

Preston II

Stevenage II

Division 5A

Abbots Langley II

Bayford & Hertford

Bentley Heath

Berkhamsted II

Leverstock Green II

North Mymms II

Old Owens II

Pinner

Reed II

Southgate Adelaide

Division 5B

Botany Bay

Clifton

Frogmore

Hemel Hempstead III

Holtwhites-Trinibis II

Northwood II

Old Elizabethans II

Rickmansworth II

Sawbridgeworth II

Weston

Division 6A

Aldenham

Ampthill Town II

Cheshunt Rosedale II

Eaton Bray

Flitwick III

Greenwood Park

Knebworth Park II

Old Finchleians II

St Margaretsbury II

Welwyn GC III

Division 6B

Hertford III

Hitchin III

Langleybury II

Ley Hill

Mill Hill Village II

Northampton Exiles II

Potters Bar III

Shenley Village III

West Herts III

Wheathampstead II

Division 7 East

Broxbourne III

Hatfield & Crusaders II

Hertingfordbury

Little Berkhamsted

Old Camdenians II

Old Cholmleians

Old Minchendeanians

Southgate Adelaide II

Stevenage III

Watton-at-Stone

Division 7 West

Bushey II

Dunstable Town III

Harpenden IV

Ickleford II

Markyate

Northwood Town II

Radlett III

Redbourn III

St Albans III

Watford Town III

Division 8 East

Allenburys & County Hall II

Baldock

Datchworth II

Harpenden Dolphins

Hatch End

Letchworth GC III

Stevenage IV

Tewin II

Totteridge Millhillians III

Ware

Division 8 West

Berkhamsted III

Boxmoor II

Great Gaddesden

Hemel Hempstead IV

Luton Town & Indians III

Northchurch II

Northwood III

Old Eastcotians

Pinner II

Rickmansworth III

Division 9 East

Bamville

Bentley Heath II

Botany Bay II

Cockfosters II

Hitchin IV

Kimpton

Old Cholmleians II

Old Minchendenians II

Southgate Compton

St Albans IV

Division 9 West

Abbots Langley III

Edgware

Flamstead II

Kings Langley II

Lutonian III

Old Albanian II

Preston III

Radlett IV

Sandridge II

West Herts IV

Division 10 East

Broxbourne IV

Cheshunt Rosedale III

Hatfield Hyde II

Knebworth Park III

Letchworth GC IV

Little Berkhamsted II

Mill Hill Village III

North Enfield II

Old Camdenians III

St Margaretsbury III

Division 10 West

Chipperfield Clarendon II

Chorleywood III

Harpenden V

Leverstock Green III

London Colney II

Luton Town & Indians IV

Northwood Town III

Offley & Stopsley

Old Elizabethans III

Rickmansworth IV

Division 11 East

Baldock II

Bengeo II

Hertford IV

Holtwhites-Trinibis III

Mill Hill Village IV

Old Owens III

St Albans V

Ware II

Wheathampstead III

Welwyn Garden City IV

Division 11 West

Batchworth

Bushey III

Eaton Bray II

Flitwick IV

Northwood IV

Old Albanian III

Pinner III

Royal Herts

West Herts V

Division 12 East

Bayford & Hertford II

Datchworth III

Enfield IV

Hatfield & Crusaders III

Hitchin V

Hoddesdon III

Ickleford III

Letchworth GC V

Potters Bar IV

Preston IV

Division 12 West

Berkhamsted IV

Boxmoor III

Kings Langley III

Langleybury III

Ley Hill II

Redbourn IV

Shenley Village IV

Tring Park IV

Watford Town IV

West Herts VI

Division 13 East

Arkley

Botany Bay III

Hatfield Hyde III

Hitchin VI

North Mymms III

Old Minchendenians III

Potton Town II

Reed III

Southgate Adelaide III

Weston II

Division 13 West

Abbots Langley IV

Aldenham II

Chipperfield Clarendon III

Dunstable IV

Harpenden VI

Leverstock Green IV

Northwood V

Old Albanian IV

Studham

Wheathampstead IV

Division 14 East

Cheshunt Rosedale IV

Datchworth IV

Hitchin VII

Holtwhites Trinibis IV

Knebworth Park IV

Letchworth GC VI

Mill Hill Village V

Old Camdenians IV

Tewin III

Welwyn GC V

Division 14 West

Chorleywood IV

Harpenden VII

Hatch End II

Kings Langley IV

Langleybury IV

Pinner IV

Potten End

Redbourn V

Rickmansworth V

Watford Town V

Division 15

Bushey IV

Cockfosters III

Ickleford IV

Old Elizabethans IV

Reed IV

Fixtures 2026 Premier Division

9 May

Broxbourne v Potters Bar

Flitwick v Bishop's Stortford

Harpenden v Old Owens

Radlett v Hertford

Totteridge Millhillians v West Herts

16 May

Bishop's Stortford v Harpenden

Hertford v Broxbourne

Old Owens v Radlett

Potters Bar v Totteridge Millhillians

West Herts v Flitwick

23 May

Bishop's Stortford v West Herts

Broxbourne v Old Owens

Flitwick v Potters Bar

Radlett v Harpenden

Totteridge Millhillians v Hertford

30 May

Harpenden v Broxbourne

Hertford v Flitwick

Old Owens v Totteridge Millhillians

Potters Bar v West Herts

Radlett v Bishop's Stortford

6 June

Bishop's Stortford v Potters Bar

Broxbourne v Radlett

Flitwick v Old Owens

Totteridge Millhillians v Harpenden

West Herts v Hertford

13 June

Broxbourne v Bishop's Stortford

Harpenden v Flitwick

Hertford v Potters Bar

Old Owens v West Herts

Radlett v Totteridge Millhillians

Notes

20 June

Bishop's Stortford v Hertford

Flitwick v Radlett

Potters Bar v Old Owens

Totteridge Millhillians v Broxbourne

West Herts v Harpenden

27 June

Broxbourne v Flitwick

Harpenden v Potters Bar

Old Owens v Hertford

Radlett v West Herts

Totteridge Millhillians v Bishop's Stortford

4 July

Bishop's Stortford v Old Owens

Flitwick v Totteridge Millhillians

Hertford v Harpenden

Potters Bar v Radlett

West Herts v Broxbourne

11 July

Bishop's Stortford v Flitwick

Hertford v Radlett

Old Owens v Harpenden

Potters Bar v Broxbourne

West Herts v Totteridge Millhillians

18 July

Broxbourne v Hertford

Flitwick v West Herts

Harpenden v Bishop's Stortford

Radlett v Old Owens

Totteridge Millhillians v Potters Bar

25 July

Harpenden v Radlett

Hertford v Totteridge Millhillians

Old Owens v Broxbourne

Potters Bar v Flitwick

West Herts v Bishop's Stortford

In the Premier and Championship Divisions, the first 5 and last 4 matches will be played as 50 over games and the other 9 as timed games of a minimum 115 overs.

Start times (Prem/Champ)weeks 1-5 at 12.00 noon; weeks 6-18 at 11.00am

Relegation play-off: The side finishing 9th in the Premier Division and the side finishing 2nd in the Championship will play a play-off under 50 over match rules. The match will be played on Saturday 12th September.

In Divisions One and below, all matches will be played as limited overs matches.

1 August

Bishop's Stortford v Radlett

Broxbourne v Harpenden

Flitwick v Hertford

Totteridge Millhillians v Old Owens

West Herts v Potters Bar

8 August

Harpenden v Totteridge Millhillians

Hertford v West Herts

Old Owens v Flitwick

Potters Bar v Bishop's Stortford

Radlett v Broxbourne

15 August

Bishop's Stortford v Broxbourne

Flitwick v Harpenden

Potters Bar v Hertford

Totteridge Millhillians v Radlett

West Herts v Old Owens

22 August

Broxbourne v Totteridge Millhillians

Harpenden v West Herts

Hertford v Bishop's Stortford

Old Owens v Potters Bar

Radlett v Flitwick

29 August

Bishop's Stortford v Totteridge Millhillians

Flitwick v Broxbourne

Hertford v Old Owens

Potters Bar v Harpenden

West Herts v Radlett

5 September

Broxbourne v West Herts

Harpenden v Hertford

Old Owens v Bishop's Stortford

Radlett v Potters Bar

Totteridge Millhillians v Flitwick

Built for Movement

9 May

Dunstable Town v Sawbridgeworth

North Mymms v Preston

Redbourn v Hoddesdon

Shenley Village v Luton Town & Indians

Welwyn Garden City v Hemel Hempstead

16 May

Hemel Hempstead v Shenley Village

Hoddesdon v Dunstable Town

Luton Town & Indians v North Mymms

Preston v Redbourn

Sawbridgeworth v Welwyn Garden City

23 May

Dunstable Town v Preston

North Mymms v Hemel Hempstead

Redbourn v Luton Town & Indians

Sawbridgeworth v Hoddesdon

Shenley Village v Welwyn Garden City

30 May

Hemel Hempstead v Redbourn

Luton Town & Indians v Dunstable Town

Preston v Hoddesdon

Shenley Village v Sawbridgeworth

Welwyn Garden City v North Mymms

6 June

Dunstable Town v Hemel Hempstead

Hoddesdon v Luton Town & Indians

North Mymms v Shenley Village

Redbourn v Welwyn Garden City

Sawbridgeworth v Preston

13 June

Hemel Hempstead v Hoddesdon

Luton Town & Indians v Preston

North Mymms v Sawbridgeworth

Shenley Village v Redbourn

Welwyn Garden City v Dunstable Town

Championship

20 June

Dunstable Town v Shenley Village

Hoddesdon v Welwyn Garden City

Preston v Hemel Hempstead

Redbourn v North Mymms

Sawbridgeworth v Luton Town & Indians

27 June

Hemel Hempstead v Luton Town & Indians

North Mymms v Dunstable Town

Redbourn v Sawbridgeworth

Shenley Village v Hoddesdon

Welwyn Garden City v Preston

4 July

Dunstable Town v Redbourn

Hoddesdon v North Mymms

Luton Town & Indians v Welwyn Garden City

Preston v Shenley Village

Sawbridgeworth v Hemel Hempstead

11 July

Hemel Hempstead v Welwyn Garden City

Hoddesdon v Redbourn

Luton Town & Indians v Shenley Village

Preston v North Mymms

Sawbridgeworth v Dunstable Town

18 July

Dunstable Town v Hoddesdon

North Mymms v Luton Town & Indians

Redbourn v Preston

Shenley Village v Hemel Hempstead

Welwyn Garden City v Sawbridgeworth

25 July

Hemel Hempstead v North Mymms

Hoddesdon v Sawbridgeworth

Luton Town & Indians v Redbourn

Preston v Dunstable Town

Welwyn Garden City v Shenley Village

Division 1

9 May

Letchworth Garden City v Ampthill Town

Lutonian v Hitchin

Northwood v Chorleywood

Reed v Abbots Langley

St Albans v Leverstock Green

16 May

Abbots Langley v Letchworth Garden City

Ampthill Town v St Albans

Chorleywood v Reed

Hitchin v Northwood

Leverstock Green v Lutonian

23 May

Abbots Langley v Chorleywood

Lutonian v Ampthill Town

Northwood v Leverstock Green

Reed v Hitchin

St Albans v Letchworth Garden City

30 May

Ampthill Town v Northwood

Hitchin v Chorleywood

Letchworth Garden City v Lutonian

Leverstock Green v Reed

St Albans v Abbots Langley

6 June

Abbots Langley v Hitchin

Chorleywood v Leverstock Green

Lutonian v St Albans

Northwood v Letchworth Garden City

Reed v Ampthill Town

13 June

Ampthill Town v Chorleywood

Letchworth Garden City v Reed

Leverstock Green v Hitchin

Lutonian v Abbots Langley

St Albans v Northwood

20 June

Abbots Langley v Leverstock Green

Chorleywood v Letchworth Garden City

Hitchin v Ampthill Town

Northwood v Lutonian

Reed v St Albans

27 June

Ampthill Town v Leverstock Green

Letchworth Garden City v Hitchin

Lutonian v Reed

Northwood v Abbots Langley

St Albans v Chorleywood

4 July

Abbots Langley v Ampthill Town

Chorleywood v Lutonian

Hitchin v St Albans

Leverstock Green v Letchworth Garden City

Reed v Northwood

11 July

Abbots Langley v Reed

Ampthill Town v Letchworth Garden City

Chorleywood v Northwood

Hitchin v Lutonian

Leverstock Green v St Albans

18 July

Letchworth Garden City v Abbots Langley

Lutonian v Leverstock Green

Northwood v Hitchin

Reed v Chorleywood

St Albans v Ampthill Town

25 July

Ampthill Town v Lutonian

Chorleywood v Abbots Langley

Hitchin v Reed

Letchworth Garden City v St Albans

Leverstock Green v Northwood

1 August

Dunstable Town v Luton Town & Indians

Hoddesdon v Preston

North Mymms v Welwyn Garden City

Redbourn v Hemel Hempstead

Sawbridgeworth v Shenley Village

8 August

Hemel Hempstead v Dunstable Town

Luton Town & Indians v Hoddesdon

Preston v Sawbridgeworth

Shenley Village v North Mymms

Welwyn Garden City v Redbourn

15 August

Dunstable Town v Welwyn Garden City

Hoddesdon v Hemel Hempstead

Preston v Luton Town & Indians

Redbourn v Shenley Village

Sawbridgeworth v North Mymms

22 August

Hemel Hempstead v Preston

Luton Town & Indians v Sawbridgeworth

North Mymms v Redbourn

Shenley Village v Dunstable Town

Welwyn Garden City v Hoddesdon

29 August

Dunstable Town v North Mymms

Hoddesdon v Shenley Village

Luton Town & Indians v Hemel Hempstead

Preston v Welwyn Garden City

Sawbridgeworth v Redbourn

5 September

Hemel Hempstead v Sawbridgeworth

North Mymms v Hoddesdon

Redbourn v Dunstable Town

Shenley Village v Preston

Welwyn Garden City v Luton Town & Indians

1 August

Abbots Langley v St Albans

Chorleywood v Hitchin

Lutonian v Letchworth Garden City

Northwood v Ampthill Town

Reed v Leverstock Green

8 August

Ampthill Town v Reed

Hitchin v Abbots Langley

Letchworth Garden City v Northwood

Leverstock Green v Chorleywood

St Albans v Lutonian

15 August

Abbots Langley v Lutonian

Chorleywood v Ampthill Town

Hitchin v Leverstock Green

Northwood v St Albans

Reed v Letchworth Garden City

22 August

Ampthill Town v Hitchin

Letchworth Garden City v Chorleywood

Leverstock Green v Abbots Langley

Lutonian v Northwood

St Albans v Reed

29 August

Abbots Langley v Northwood

Chorleywood v St Albans

Hitchin v Letchworth Garden City

Leverstock Green v Ampthill Town

Reed v Lutonian

5 September

Ampthill Town v Abbots Langley

Letchworth Garden City v Leverstock Green

Lutonian v Chorleywood

Northwood v Reed

St Albans v Hitchin

Division 2A

9 May

Berkhamsted v Radlett II

Old Elizabethans v Holtwhites Trinibis

Potters Bar II v St Margaretsbury

Stevenage v Harpenden II

West Herts II v Knebworth Park

16 May

Harpenden II v Old Elizabethans

Holtwhites Trinibis v West Herts II

Knebworth Park v Potters Bar II

Radlett II v Stevenage

St Margaretsbury v Berkhamsted

23 May

Berkhamsted v Knebworth Park

Harpenden II v Radlett II

Potters Bar II v Holtwhites Trinibis

Stevenage v St Margaretsbury West Herts II v Old Elizabethans

30 May

Holtwhites Trinibis v Berkhamsted

Knebworth Park v Stevenage

Old Elizabethans v Potters Bar II

St Margaretsbury v Radlett II

West Herts II v Harpenden II

6 June

Berkhamsted v Old Elizabethans

Harpenden II v St Margaretsbury

Potters Bar II v West Herts II

Radlett II v Knebworth Park

Stevenage v Holtwhites Trinibis

13 June

Holtwhites Trinibis v Radlett II

Knebworth Park v St Margaretsbury

Old Elizabethans v Stevenage

Potters Bar II v Harpenden II West Herts II v Berkhamsted

9 May

Bishop's Stortford II v Flitwick II

Datchworth v Tewin

Eversholt v Langleybury

Hertford II v Wheathampstead

Old Finchleians v Watford Town

16 May

Flitwick II v Eversholt

Langleybury v Old Finchleians

Tewin v Bishop's Stortford II

Watford Town v Hertford II

Wheathampstead v Datchworth

23 May

Datchworth v Watford Town

Eversholt v Bishop's Stortford II

Hertford II v Langleybury

Old Finchleians v Flitwick II

Tewin v Wheathampstead

30 May

Bishop's Stortford II v Old Finchleians

Eversholt v Tewin

Flitwick II v Hertford II

Langleybury v Datchworth

Watford Town v Wheathampstead

6 June

Datchworth v Flitwick II

Hertford II v Bishop's Stortford II

Old Finchleians v Eversholt

Tewin v Watford Town

Wheathampstead v Langleybury

13 June

Bishop's Stortford II v Datchworth

Eversholt v Hertford II

Flitwick II v Wheathampstead

Langleybury v Watford Town

Old Finchleians v Tewin

20 June

Berkhamsted v Potters Bar II

Harpenden II v Knebworth Park

Radlett II v Old Elizabethans

St Margaretsbury v Holtwhites Trinibis

Stevenage v West Herts II

27 June

Berkhamsted v Harpenden II

Holtwhites Trinibis v Knebworth Park

Old Elizabethans v St Margaretsbury

Potters Bar II v Stevenage

West Herts II v Radlett II

4 July

Harpenden II v Holtwhites Trinibis

Knebworth Park v Old Elizabethans

Radlett II v Potters Bar II

St Margaretsbury v West Herts II

Stevenage v Berkhamsted

11 July

Harpenden II v Stevenage

Holtwhites Trinibis v Old Elizabethans

Knebworth Park v West Herts II

Radlett II v Berkhamsted

St Margaretsbury v Potters Bar II

18 July

Berkhamsted v St Margaretsbury

Old Elizabethans v Harpenden II

Potters Bar II v Knebworth Park

Stevenage v Radlett II

West Herts II v Holtwhites Trinibis

25 July

Holtwhites Trinibis v Potters Bar II

Knebworth Park v Berkhamsted

Old Elizabethans v West Herts II

Radlett II v Harpenden II

St Margaretsbury v Stevenage

Division 2B

20 June

Datchworth v Eversholt

Hertford II v Old Finchleians

Tewin v Langleybury

Watford Town v Flitwick II

Wheathampstead v Bishop's Stortford II

27 June

Bishop's Stortford II v Watford Town

Eversholt v Wheathampstead

Flitwick II v Langleybury

Hertford II v Tewin

Old Finchleians v Datchworth

4 July

Datchworth v Hertford II

Langleybury v Bishop's Stortford II

Tewin v Flitwick II

Watford Town v Eversholt

Wheathampstead v Old Finchleians

11 July

Flitwick II v Bishop's Stortford II

Langleybury v Eversholt

Tewin v Datchworth

Watford Town v Old Finchleians

Wheathampstead v Hertford II

18 July

Bishop's Stortford II v Tewin

Datchworth v Wheathampstead

Eversholt v Flitwick II

Hertford II v Watford Town

Old Finchleians v Langleybury

25 July

Bishop's Stortford II v Eversholt

Flitwick II v Old Finchleians

Langleybury v Hertford II

Watford Town v Datchworth

Wheathampstead v Tewin

1 August

Berkhamsted v Holtwhites Trinibis

Harpenden II v West Herts II

Potters Bar II v Old Elizabethans

Radlett II v St Margaretsbury

Stevenage v Knebworth Park

8 August

Holtwhites Trinibis v Stevenage

Knebworth Park v Radlett II

Old Elizabethans v Berkhamsted

St Margaretsbury v Harpenden II

West Herts II v Potters Bar II

15 August

Berkhamsted v West Herts II

Harpenden II v Potters Bar II

Radlett II v Holtwhites Trinibis

St Margaretsbury v Knebworth Park

Stevenage v Old Elizabethans

22 August

Holtwhites Trinibis v St Margaretsbury

Knebworth Park v Harpenden II

Old Elizabethans v Radlett II

Potters Bar II v Berkhamsted

West Herts II v Stevenage

29 August

Harpenden II v Berkhamsted

Knebworth Park v Holtwhites Trinibis

Radlett II v West Herts II

St Margaretsbury v Old Elizabethans

Stevenage v Potters Bar II

5 September

Berkhamsted v Stevenage

Holtwhites Trinibis v Harpenden II

Old Elizabethans v Knebworth Park

Potters Bar II v Radlett II

West Herts II v St Margaretsbury

1 August

Datchworth v Langleybury

Hertford II v Flitwick II

Old Finchleians v Bishop's Stortford II

Tewin v Eversholt

Wheathampstead v Watford Town

8 August

Bishop's Stortford II v Hertford II

Eversholt v Old Finchleians

Flitwick II v Datchworth

Langleybury v Wheathampstead

Watford Town v Tewin

15 August

Datchworth v Bishop's Stortford II

Hertford II v Eversholt

Tewin v Old Finchleians

Watford Town v Langleybury

Wheathampstead v Flitwick II

22 August

Bishop's Stortford II v Wheathampstead

Eversholt v Datchworth

Flitwick II v Watford Town

Langleybury v Tewin

Old Finchleians v Hertford II

29 August

Datchworth v Old Finchleians

Langleybury v Flitwick II

Tewin v Hertford II

Watford Town v Bishop's Stortford II

Wheathampstead v Eversholt

5 September

Bishop's Stortford II v Langleybury

Eversholt v Watford Town

Flitwick II v Tewin

Hertford II v Datchworth

Old Finchleians v Wheathampstead

9 May

Bushey v St Albans II

Cockfosters v Chipperfield Clarendon

Hemel Hempstead II v Welwyn Garden City II

Ickleford v Rickmansworth

Old Camdenians v Totteridge Millhillians II

16 May

Chipperfield Clarendon v Old Camdenians

Rickmansworth v Bushey

St Albans II v Hemel Hempstead II

Totteridge Millhillians II v Ickleford

Welwyn Garden City II v Cockfosters

23 May

Bushey v Totteridge Millhillians II

Hemel Hempstead II v Rickmansworth

Ickleford v Chipperfield Clarendon

Old Camdenians v Cockfosters

Welwyn Garden City II v St Albans II

30 May

Chipperfield Clarendon v Bushey

Cockfosters v Ickleford

Old Camdenians v Welwyn Garden City II

Rickmansworth v St Albans II

Totteridge Millhillians II v Hemel Hempstead II

6 June

Bushey v Cockfosters

Hemel Hempstead II v Chipperfield Clarendon

Ickleford v Old Camdenians

St Albans II v Totteridge Millhillians II

Welwyn Garden City II v Rickmansworth

13 June

Chipperfield Clarendon v St Albans II

Cockfosters v Hemel Hempstead II

Ickleford v Welwyn Garden City II

Old Camdenians v Bushey

Totteridge Millhillians II v Rickmansworth

Division 3A

20 June

Bushey v Ickleford

Hemel Hempstead II

v Old Camdenians

Rickmansworth v Chipperfield Clarendon

St Albans II v Cockfosters

Welwyn Garden City II v Totteridge Millhillians II

27 June

Bushey v Welwyn Garden City II

Chipperfield Clarendon v Totteridge Millhillians II

Cockfosters v Rickmansworth

Ickleford v Hemel Hempstead II

Old Camdenians v St Albans II

4 July

Hemel Hempstead II v Bushey

Rickmansworth v Old Camdenians

St Albans II v Ickleford

Totteridge Millhillians II v Cockfosters

Welwyn Garden City II v Chipperfield Clarendon

11 July

Chipperfield Clarendon v Cockfosters

Rickmansworth v Ickleford

St Albans II v Bushey

Totteridge Millhillians II v Old Camdenians

Welwyn Garden City II v Hemel Hempstead II

18 July

Bushey v Rickmansworth

Cockfosters v Welwyn Garden City II

Hemel Hempstead II v St Albans II

Ickleford v Totteridge Millhillians II

Old Camdenians v Chipperfield Clarendon

25 July

Chipperfield Clarendon v Ickleford

Cockfosters v Old Camdenians

Rickmansworth v Hemel Hempstead II

St Albans II v Welwyn Garden City II

Totteridge Millhillians II v Bushey

Division

3B

1 August

Bushey v Chipperfield Clarendon

Hemel Hempstead II v Totteridge Millhillians II

Ickleford v Cockfosters

St Albans II v Rickmansworth

Welwyn Garden City II v Old Camdenians

8 August

Chipperfield Clarendon v Hemel Hempstead II

Cockfosters v Bushey

Old Camdenians v Ickleford

Rickmansworth v Welwyn Garden City II

Totteridge Millhillians II v St Albans II

15 August

Bushey v Old Camdenians

Hemel Hempstead II v Cockfosters

Rickmansworth v Totteridge Millhillians II

St Albans II v Chipperfield Clarendon

Welwyn Garden City II v Ickleford

22 August

Chipperfield Clarendon v Rickmansworth

Cockfosters v St Albans II

Ickleford v Bushey

Old Camdenians v Hemel Hempstead II

Totteridge Millhillians II v Welwyn Garden City II

29 August

Hemel Hempstead II v Ickleford

Rickmansworth v Cockfosters

St Albans II v Old Camdenians

Totteridge Millhillians II v Chipperfield Clarendon

Welwyn Garden City II v Bushey

5 September

Bushey v Hemel Hempstead II

Chipperfield Clarendon v Welwyn Garden City II

Cockfosters v Totteridge Millhillians II

Ickleford v St Albans II

Old Camdenians v Rickmansworth

9 May

Chorleywood II v Redbourn II

Hitchin II v Broxbourne II

London Colney v Cheshunt Rosedale

Northchurch v Dunstable Town II

Potton Town v Allenburys & County Hall

16 May

Allenburys & County Hall v London Colney

Broxbourne II v Potton Town

Cheshunt Rosedale v Northchurch

Dunstable Town II v Chorleywood II

Redbourn II v Hitchin II

23 May

Cheshunt Rosedale v Allenburys & County Hall

Chorleywood II v Northchurch

Hitchin II v Dunstable Town II

London Colney v Broxbourne II

Potton Town v Redbourn II

30 May

Broxbourne II v Allenburys & County Hall

Chorleywood II v Cheshunt Rosedale

Dunstable Town II v Potton Town

Northchurch v Hitchin II

Redbourn II v London Colney

6 June

Allenburys & County Hall v Redbourn II

Cheshunt Rosedale v Broxbourne II

Hitchin II v Chorleywood II

London Colney v Dunstable Town II

Potton Town v Northchurch

13 June

Chorleywood II v Potton Town

Dunstable Town II v Allenburys & County Hall

Hitchin II v Cheshunt Rosedale

Northchurch v London Colney

Redbourn II v Broxbourne II

20 June

Allenburys & County Hall v Northchurch

Broxbourne II v Dunstable Town II

Cheshunt Rosedale v Redbourn II

London Colney v Chorleywood II

Potton Town v Hitchin II

27 June

Chorleywood II v Allenburys & County Hall

Dunstable Town II v Redbourn II

Hitchin II v London Colney

Northchurch v Broxbourne II

Potton Town v Cheshunt Rosedale

4 July

Allenburys & County Hall v Hitchin II

Broxbourne II v Chorleywood II

Cheshunt Rosedale v Dunstable Town II

London Colney v Potton Town

Redbourn II v Northchurch

11 July

Allenburys & County Hall v Potton Town

Broxbourne II v Hitchin II

Cheshunt Rosedale v London Colney

Dunstable Town II v Northchurch

Redbourn II v Chorleywood II

18 July

Chorleywood II v Dunstable Town II

Hitchin II v Redbourn II

London Colney v Allenburys & County Hall

Northchurch v Cheshunt Rosedale

Potton Town v Broxbourne II

25 July

Allenburys & County Hall v Cheshunt Rosedale

Broxbourne II v London Colney

Dunstable Town II v Hitchin II

Northchurch v Chorleywood II

Redbourn II v Potton Town

1 August

Allenburys & County Hall v Broxbourne II

Cheshunt Rosedale v Chorleywood II

Hitchin II v Northchurch

London Colney v Redbourn II

Potton Town v Dunstable Town II

8 August

Broxbourne II v Cheshunt Rosedale

Chorleywood II v Hitchin II

Dunstable Town II v London Colney

Northchurch v Potton Town

Redbourn II v Allenburys & County Hall

15 August

Allenburys & County Hall v Dunstable Town II

Broxbourne II v Redbourn II

Cheshunt Rosedale v Hitchin II

London Colney v Northchurch

Potton Town v Chorleywood II

22 August

Chorleywood II v London Colney

Dunstable Town II v Broxbourne II

Hitchin II v Potton Town

Northchurch v Allenburys & County Hall

Redbourn II v Cheshunt Rosedale

29 August

Allenburys & County Hall v Chorleywood II

Broxbourne II v Northchurch

Cheshunt Rosedale v Potton Town

London Colney v Hitchin II

Redbourn II v Dunstable Town II

5 September

Chorleywood II v Broxbourne II

Dunstable Town II v Cheshunt Rosedale

Hitchin II v Allenburys & County Hall

Northchurch v Redbourn II

Potton Town v London Colney

9 May

Hatfield & Crusaders v Northwood Town

Hatfield Hyde v Harpenden III

Mill Hill Village v Letchworth Garden City II

Sandridge v Shenley Village II

Watford Town II v Kings Langley

16 May

Harpenden III v Watford Town II

Kings Langley v Sandridge

Letchworth Garden City II v Hatfield & Crusaders

Northwood Town v Hatfield Hyde

Shenley Village II v Mill Hill Village

23 May

Hatfield Hyde v Hatfield & Crusaders

Letchworth Garden City II v Shenley Village II

Mill Hill Village v Kings Langley

Sandridge v Harpenden III

Watford Town II v Northwood Town

30 May

Harpenden III v Mill Hill Village

Hatfield & Crusaders v Watford Town II

Hatfield Hyde v Letchworth Garden City II

Kings Langley v Shenley Village II

Northwood Town v Sandridge

6 June

Letchworth Garden City II v Kings Langley

Mill Hill Village v Northwood Town

Sandridge v Hatfield & Crusaders

Shenley Village II v Harpenden III

Watford Town II v Hatfield Hyde

13 June

Harpenden III v Kings Langley

Hatfield & Crusaders v Mill Hill Village

Hatfield Hyde v Sandridge

Northwood Town v Shenley Village II

Watford Town II v Letchworth Garden City II

Division 4A

20 June

Kings Langley v Northwood Town

Letchworth Garden City II v Harpenden III

Mill Hill Village v Hatfield Hyde

Sandridge v Watford Town II

Shenley Village II v Hatfield & Crusaders

27 June

Hatfield & Crusaders v Kings Langley

Hatfield Hyde v Shenley Village II

Northwood Town v Harpenden III

Sandridge v Letchworth Garden City II

Watford Town II v Mill Hill Village

4 July

Harpenden III v Hatfield & Crusaders

Kings Langley v Hatfield Hyde

Letchworth Garden City II v Northwood Town

Mill Hill Village v Sandridge

Shenley Village II v Watford Town II

11 July

Harpenden III v Hatfield Hyde

Kings Langley v Watford Town II

Letchworth Garden City II v Mill Hill Village

Northwood Town v Hatfield & Crusaders

Shenley Village II v Sandridge

18 July

Hatfield & Crusaders v Letchworth Garden City II

Hatfield Hyde v Northwood Town

Mill Hill Village v Shenley Village II

Sandridge v Kings Langley

Watford Town II v Harpenden III

25 July

Harpenden III v Sandridge

Hatfield & Crusaders v Hatfield Hyde

Kings Langley v Mill Hill Village

Northwood Town v Watford Town II

Shenley Village II v Letchworth Garden City II

Division 4B

1 August

Letchworth Garden City II v Hatfield Hyde

Mill Hill Village v Harpenden III

Sandridge v Northwood Town

Shenley Village II v Kings Langley

Watford Town II v Hatfield & Crusaders

8 August

Harpenden III v Shenley Village II

Hatfield & Crusaders v Sandridge

Hatfield Hyde v Watford Town II

Kings Langley v Letchworth Garden City II

Northwood Town v Mill Hill Village

15 August

Kings Langley v Harpenden III

Letchworth Garden City II v Watford Town II

Mill Hill Village v Hatfield & Crusaders

Sandridge v Hatfield Hyde

Shenley Village II v Northwood Town

22 August

Harpenden III v Letchworth Garden City II

Hatfield & Crusaders v Shenley Village II

Hatfield Hyde v Mill Hill Village

Northwood Town v Kings Langley

Watford Town II v Sandridge

29 August

Harpenden III v Northwood Town

Kings Langley v Hatfield & Crusaders

Letchworth Garden City II v Sandridge

Mill Hill Village v Watford Town II

Shenley Village II v Hatfield Hyde

5 September

Hatfield & Crusaders v Harpenden III

Hatfield Hyde v Kings Langley

Mill Hill Village v Sandridge

Northwood Town v Letchworth Garden City II

Watford Town II v Shenley Village II

9 May

Hoddesdon II v North Enfield

Luton Town & Indians II v Flamstead

Northampton Exiles v Stevenage II

Old Albanian v Boxmoor

Preston II v Lutonian II

16 May

Boxmoor v Northampton Exiles

Flamstead v Old Albanian

Lutonian II v Luton Town & Indians II

North Enfield v Preston II

Stevenage II v Hoddesdon II

23 May

Boxmoor v Flamstead

Hoddesdon II v Northampton Exiles

Luton Town & Indians II v North Enfield

Old Albanian v Lutonian II

Preston II v Stevenage II

30 May

Hoddesdon II v Boxmoor

Lutonian II v Flamstead

North Enfield v Old Albanian

Northampton Exiles v Preston II

Stevenage II v Luton Town & Indians II

6 June

Boxmoor v Lutonian II

Flamstead v North Enfield

Luton Town & Indians II v Northampton Exiles

Old Albanian v Stevenage II

Preston II v Hoddesdon II

13 June

Hoddesdon II v Luton Town & Indians II

North Enfield v Lutonian II

Northampton Exiles v Old Albanian

Preston II v Boxmoor

Stevenage II v Flamstead

20 June

Boxmoor v North Enfield

Flamstead v Northampton Exiles

Luton Town & Indians II v Preston II

Lutonian II v Stevenage II

Old Albanian v Hoddesdon II

27 June

Hoddesdon II v Flamstead

Luton Town & Indians II v Boxmoor

Northampton Exiles v Lutonian II

Preston II v Old Albanian

Stevenage II v North Enfield

4 July

Boxmoor v Stevenage II

Flamstead v Preston II

Lutonian II v Hoddesdon II

North Enfield v Northampton Exiles

Old Albanian v Luton Town & Indians II

11 July

Boxmoor v Old Albanian

Flamstead v Luton Town & Indians II

Lutonian II v Preston II

North Enfield v Hoddesdon II

Stevenage II v Northampton Exiles

18 July

Hoddesdon II v Stevenage II

Luton Town & Indians II v Lutonian II

Northampton Exiles v Boxmoor

Old Albanian v Flamstead

Preston II v North Enfield

25 July

Flamstead v Boxmoor

Lutonian II v Old Albanian

North Enfield v Luton Town & Indians II

Northampton Exiles v Hoddesdon II

Stevenage II v Preston II

1 August

Boxmoor v Hoddesdon II

Flamstead v Lutonian II

Luton Town & Indians II v Stevenage II

Old Albanian v North Enfield

Preston II v Northampton Exiles

8 August

Hoddesdon II v Preston II

Lutonian II v Boxmoor

North Enfield v Flamstead

Northampton Exiles v Luton Town & Indians II

Stevenage II v Old Albanian

15 August

Boxmoor v Preston II

Flamstead v Stevenage II

Luton Town & Indians II v Hoddesdon II

Lutonian II v North Enfield

Old Albanian v Northampton Exiles

22 August

Hoddesdon II v Old Albanian

North Enfield v Boxmoor

Northampton Exiles v Flamstead

Preston II v Luton Town & Indians II

Stevenage II v Lutonian II

29 August

Boxmoor v Luton Town & Indians II

Flamstead v Hoddesdon II

Lutonian II v Northampton Exiles

North Enfield v Stevenage II

Old Albanian v Preston II

5 September

Hoddesdon II v Lutonian II

Luton Town & Indians II v Old Albanian

Northampton Exiles v North Enfield

Preston II v Flamstead

Stevenage II v Boxmoor

9 May

Abbots Langley II v Reed II

Bayford & Hertford v North Mymms II

Bentley Heath v Berkhamsted II

Leverstock Green II v Pinner

Old Owens II

16 May

Berkhamsted II

Division 5A

20 June

Leverstock Green II

North Mymms II

Old Owens II

Pinner

v Southgate Adelaide

v Bayford & Hertford

North Mymms II v Leverstock Green II

Pinner v Old Owens II

Reed II

v Bentley Heath

Southgate Adelaide v Abbots Langley II

23 May

Bayford & Hertford v Reed II

Bentley Heath v Abbots Langley II

Leverstock Green II v Berkhamsted II

Old Owens II v North Mymms II

Southgate Adelaide v Pinner

30 May

Abbots Langley II

v Bayford & Hertford

Bentley Heath v Southgate Adelaide

Berkhamsted II v Old Owens II

North Mymms II v Pinner

Reed II v Leverstock Green II

6 June

Bayford & Hertford

Leverstock Green II

v Bentley Heath

v Abbots Langley II

Old Owens II v Reed II

Pinner

v Berkhamsted II

Southgate Adelaide v North Mymms II

13 June

Bayford & Hertford

v Southgate Adelaide

Bentley Heath v Leverstock Green II

Berkhamsted II v North Mymms II

Old Owens II v Abbots Langley II

Reed II v Pinner

9 May

Botany Bay v Weston

Clifton v Northwood II

Holtwhites Trinibis II v Old Elizabethans II

Rickmansworth II v Frogmore

Sawbridgeworth II v Hemel Hempstead III

16 May

Frogmore v Botany Bay

Hemel Hempstead III v Clifton

Northwood II v Rickmansworth II

Old Elizabethans II v Sawbridgeworth II

Weston v Holtwhites Trinibis II

23 May

Botany Bay v Northwood II

Clifton v Sawbridgeworth II

Holtwhites Trinibis II v Frogmore

Old Elizabethans II v Weston

Rickmansworth II v Hemel Hempstead III

30 May

Clifton v Old Elizabethans II

Frogmore v Weston

Hemel Hempstead III v Botany Bay

Northwood II v Holtwhites Trinibis II

Sawbridgeworth II v Rickmansworth II

6 June

Botany Bay v Sawbridgeworth II

Holtwhites Trinibis II v Hemel Hempstead III

Old Elizabethans II v Frogmore

Rickmansworth II v Clifton

Weston v Northwood II

13 June

Clifton v Botany Bay

Hemel Hempstead III v Weston

Northwood II v Frogmore

Rickmansworth II v Old Elizabethans II

Sawbridgeworth II v Holtwhites Trinibis II

v Bayford & Hertford

v Reed II

v Bentley Heath

v Abbots Langley II

Southgate Adelaide v Berkhamsted II

27 June

Abbots Langley II

v North Mymms II

Bayford & Hertford v Old Owens II

Bentley Heath v Pinner

Leverstock Green II

Reed II

4 July

Berkhamsted II

North Mymms II

1 August

Bayford & Hertford v Abbots Langley II

Leverstock Green II v Reed II

Old Owens II v Berkhamsted II

Pinner v North Mymms II

Southgate Adelaide v Bentley Heath

8 August

Abbots Langley II v Leverstock Green II

Bentley Heath v Bayford & Hertford

Berkhamsted II v Pinner

v Southgate Adelaide

v Berkhamsted II

v Abbots Langley II

v Bentley Heath

Old Owens II v Leverstock Green II

Pinner

v Bayford & Hertford

Southgate Adelaide v Reed II

11 July

Berkhamsted II

North Mymms II

v Bentley Heath

v Bayford & Hertford

Pinner v Leverstock Green II

Reed II

v Abbots Langley II

Southgate Adelaide v Old Owens II

18 July

Abbots Langley II

Bayford & Hertford

v Southgate Adelaide

v Berkhamsted II

Bentley Heath v Reed II

Leverstock Green II

v North Mymms II

Old Owens II v Pinner

25 July

Abbots Langley II

v Bentley Heath

Berkhamsted II v Leverstock Green II

North Mymms II v Old Owens II

Pinner v Southgate Adelaide

Reed II v Bayford & Hertford

Division 5B

20 June

Botany Bay v Rickmansworth II

Frogmore v Hemel Hempstead III

Holtwhites Trinibis II

Old Elizabethans II

v Clifton

v Northwood II

Weston v Sawbridgeworth II

27 June

Botany Bay v Old Elizabethans II

Clifton v Weston

Hemel Hempstead III

Rickmansworth II

v Northwood II

v Holtwhites Trinibis II

Sawbridgeworth II v Frogmore

4 July

Frogmore v Clifton

Holtwhites Trinibis II v Botany Bay

Northwood II

Old Elizabethans II

v Sawbridgeworth II

v Hemel Hempstead III

Weston v Rickmansworth II

11 July

Frogmore v Rickmansworth II

Hemel Hempstead III v Sawbridgeworth II

Northwood II v Clifton

Old Elizabethans II

v Holtwhites Trinibis II

Weston v Botany Bay

18 July

Botany Bay v Frogmore

Clifton v Hemel Hempstead III

Holtwhites Trinibis II v Weston

Rickmansworth II

v Northwood II

Sawbridgeworth II v Old Elizabethans II

25 July

Frogmore v Holtwhites Trinibis II

Hemel Hempstead III v Rickmansworth II

Northwood II v Botany Bay

Sawbridgeworth II v Clifton

Weston v Old Elizabethans II

North Mymms II v Southgate Adelaide

Reed II v Old Owens II

15 August

Leverstock Green II v Bentley Heath

North Mymms II v Berkhamsted II

Old Owens II v Abbots Langley II

Pinner v Reed II

Southgate Adelaide v Bayford & Hertford

22 August

Abbots Langley II v Pinner

Bayford & Hertford v Leverstock Green II

Bentley Heath v Old Owens II

Berkhamsted II v Southgate Adelaide

Reed II v North Mymms II

29 August

Berkhamsted II v Reed II

North Mymms II v Abbots Langley II

Old Owens II v Bayford & Hertford

Pinner v Bentley Heath

Southgate Adelaide v Leverstock Green II

5 September

Abbots Langley II v Berkhamsted II

Bayford & Hertford v Pinner

Bentley Heath v North Mymms II

Leverstock Green II v Old Owens II

Reed II v Southgate Adelaide

1 August

Botany Bay v Hemel Hempstead III

Holtwhites Trinibis II v Northwood II

Old Elizabethans II v Clifton

Rickmansworth II v Sawbridgeworth II

Weston v Frogmore

8 August

Clifton v Rickmansworth II

Frogmore v Old Elizabethans II

Hemel Hempstead III v Holtwhites Trinibis II

Northwood II v Weston

Sawbridgeworth II v Botany Bay

15 August

Botany Bay v Clifton

Frogmore v Northwood II

Holtwhites Trinibis II v Sawbridgeworth II

Old Elizabethans II v Rickmansworth II

Weston v Hemel Hempstead III

22 August

Clifton v Holtwhites Trinibis II

Hemel Hempstead III v Frogmore

Northwood II v Old Elizabethans II

Rickmansworth II v Botany Bay

Sawbridgeworth II v Weston

29 August

Frogmore v Sawbridgeworth II

Holtwhites Trinibis II v Rickmansworth II

Northwood II v Hemel Hempstead III

Old Elizabethans II v Botany Bay

Weston v Clifton

5 September

Botany Bay v Holtwhites Trinibis II

Clifton v Frogmore

Hemel Hempstead III v Old Elizabethans II

Rickmansworth II v Weston

Sawbridgeworth II v Northwood II

9 May

Ampthill Town II v Flitwick III

Cheshunt Rosedale II v Eaton Bray

Knebworth Park II v Greenwood Park

St Margaretsbury II v Old Finchleians II

Welwyn Garden City III v Aldenham

16 May

Aldenham v St Margaretsbury II

Eaton Bray v Welwyn Garden City III

Flitwick III v Cheshunt Rosedale II

Greenwood Park v Ampthill Town II

Old Finchleians II v Knebworth Park II

23 May

Ampthill Town II v Old Finchleians II

Flitwick III v Greenwood Park

Knebworth Park II v Aldenham

St Margaretsbury II v Eaton Bray

Welwyn Garden City III v Cheshunt Rosedale II

30 May

Aldenham v Ampthill Town II

Cheshunt Rosedale II v St Margaretsbury II

Eaton Bray v Knebworth Park II

Old Finchleians II v Greenwood Park

Welwyn Garden City III v Flitwick III

6 June

Ampthill Town II v Eaton Bray

Flitwick III v Old Finchleians II

Greenwood Park v Aldenham

Knebworth Park II v Cheshunt Rosedale II

St Margaretsbury II v Welwyn Garden City III

13 June

Aldenham v Old Finchleians II

Cheshunt Rosedale II v Ampthill Town II

Eaton Bray v Greenwood Park

St Margaretsbury II v Flitwick III

Welwyn Garden City III v Knebworth Park II

Division 6A

20 June

Ampthill Town II v Welwyn Garden City III

Flitwick III v Aldenham

Greenwood Park v Cheshunt Rosedale II

Knebworth Park II v St Margaretsbury II

Old Finchleians II v Eaton Bray

27 June

Cheshunt Rosedale II v Old Finchleians II

Eaton Bray v Aldenham

Knebworth Park II v Flitwick III

St Margaretsbury II v Ampthill Town II

Welwyn Garden City III v Greenwood Park

4 July

Aldenham v Cheshunt Rosedale II

Ampthill Town II v Knebworth Park II

Flitwick III v Eaton Bray

Greenwood Park v St Margaretsbury II

Old Finchleians II v Welwyn Garden City III

11 July

Aldenham v Welwyn Garden City III

Eaton Bray v Cheshunt Rosedale II

Flitwick III v Ampthill Town II

Greenwood Park v Knebworth Park II

Old Finchleians II v St Margaretsbury II

18 July

Ampthill Town II v Greenwood Park

Cheshunt Rosedale II v Flitwick III

Knebworth Park II v Old Finchleians II

St Margaretsbury II v Aldenham

Welwyn Garden City III v Eaton Bray

25 July

Aldenham v Knebworth Park II

Cheshunt Rosedale II v Welwyn Garden City III

Eaton Bray v St Margaretsbury II

Greenwood Park v Flitwick III

Old Finchleians II v Ampthill Town II

Division 6B

1 August

Ampthill Town II v Aldenham

Flitwick III v Welwyn Garden City III

Greenwood Park v Old Finchleians II

Knebworth Park II v Eaton Bray

St Margaretsbury II v Cheshunt Rosedale II

8 August

Aldenham v Greenwood Park

Cheshunt Rosedale II v Knebworth Park II

Eaton Bray v Ampthill Town II

Old Finchleians II v Flitwick III

Welwyn Garden City III v St Margaretsbury II

15 August

Ampthill Town II v Cheshunt Rosedale II

Flitwick III v St Margaretsbury II

Greenwood Park v Eaton Bray

Knebworth Park II v Welwyn Garden City III

Old Finchleians II v Aldenham

22 August

Aldenham v Flitwick III

Cheshunt Rosedale II v Greenwood Park

Eaton Bray v Old Finchleians II

St Margaretsbury II v Knebworth Park II

Welwyn Garden City III v Ampthill Town II

29 August

Aldenham v Eaton Bray

Ampthill Town II v St Margaretsbury II

Flitwick III v Knebworth Park II

Greenwood Park v Welwyn Garden City III

Old Finchleians II v Cheshunt Rosedale II

5 September

Cheshunt Rosedale II v Aldenham

Eaton Bray v Flitwick III

Knebworth Park II v Ampthill Town II

St Margaretsbury II v Greenwood Park

Welwyn Garden City III v Old Finchleians II

9 May

Hertford III v Mill Hill Village II

Langleybury II v Potters Bar III

Shenley Village III v Northampton Exiles II

West Herts III v Ley Hill

Wheathampstead II v Hitchin III

16 May

Hitchin III v West Herts III

Ley Hill v Langleybury II

Mill Hill Village II v Wheathampstead II

Northampton Exiles II v Hertford III

Potters Bar III v Shenley Village III

23 May

Langleybury II v Hitchin III

West Herts III v Mill Hill Village II

Northampton Exiles II v Potters Bar III

Shenley Village III v Ley Hill

Wheathampstead II v Hertford III

30 May

Hertford III v West Herts III

Hitchin III v Shenley Village III

Ley Hill v Potters Bar III

Mill Hill Village II v Langleybury II

Wheathampstead II v Northampton Exiles II

6 June

Langleybury II v Hertford III

Northampton Exiles II v Ley Hill

Potters Bar III v Hitchin III

Shenley Village III v Mill Hill Village II

West Herts III v Wheathampstead II

13 June

Hertford III v Shenley Village III

Hitchin III v Ley Hill

Mill Hill Village II v Potters Bar III

West Herts III v Northampton Exiles II

Wheathampstead II v Langleybury II

20 June

Langleybury II v West Herts III

Ley Hill v Mill Hill Village II

Northampton Exiles II v Hitchin III

Potters Bar III v Hertford III

Shenley Village III v Wheathampstead II

27 June

Hertford III v Ley Hill

Langleybury II v Northampton Exiles II

Mill Hill Village II v Hitchin III

West Herts III v Shenley Village III

Wheathampstead II v Potters Bar III

4 July

Hitchin III v Hertford III

Ley Hill v Wheathampstead II

Northampton Exiles II v Mill Hill Village II

Potters Bar III v West Herts III

Shenley Village III v Langleybury II

11 July

Hitchin III v Wheathampstead II

Ley Hill v West Herts III

Mill Hill Village II v Hertford III

Northampton Exiles II v Shenley Village III

Potters Bar III v Langleybury II

18 July

Hertford III v Northampton Exiles II

Langleybury II v Ley Hill

Shenley Village III v Potters Bar III

West Herts III v Hitchin III

Wheathampstead II v Mill Hill Village II

25 July

Hertford III v Wheathampstead II

Hitchin III v Langleybury II

Ley Hill v Shenley Village III

Mill Hill Village II v West Herts III

Potters Bar III v Northampton Exiles II

1 August

Langleybury II v Mill Hill Village II

Northampton Exiles II v Wheathampstead II

Potters Bar III v Ley Hill

Shenley Village III v Hitchin III

West Herts III v Hertford III

8 August

Hertford III v Langleybury II

Hitchin III v Potters Bar III

Ley Hill v Northampton Exiles II

Mill Hill Village II v Shenley Village III

Wheathampstead II v West Herts III

15 August

Langleybury II v Wheathampstead II

Ley Hill v Hitchin III

Northampton Exiles II v West Herts III

Potters Bar III v Mill Hill Village II

Shenley Village III v Hertford III

22 August

Hertford III v Potters Bar III

Hitchin III v Northampton Exiles II

Mill Hill Village II v Ley Hill

West Herts III v Langleybury II

Wheathampstead II v Shenley Village III

29 August

Hitchin III v Mill Hill Village II

Ley Hill v Hertford III

Northampton Exiles II v Langleybury II

Potters Bar III

v Wheathampstead II

Shenley Village III v West Herts III

5 September

Hertford III v Hitchin III

Langleybury II v Shenley Village III

Mill Hill Village II v Northampton Exiles II

West Herts III v Potters Bar III

Wheathampstead II v Ley Hill

Matches in the regional divisions may be played on the Sunday of the scheduled weekend if arranged

Regional Division 7 East

9 May

Little Berkhamsted v Hatfield & Crusaders II

Old Minchendenians v Broxbourne III

Southgate Adelaide II v Old Cholmeleians

Stevenage III v Hertingfordbury

Watton-at-Stone v Old Camdenians II

16 May

Broxbourne III v Watton-at-Stone

Hatfield & Crusaders II v Southgate Adelaide II

Hertingfordbury v Old Minchendenians

Old Camdenians II v Little Berkhamsted

Old Cholmeleians v Stevenage III

23 May

Hatfield & Crusaders II v Old Camdenians II

Little Berkhamsted v Broxbourne III

Old Minchendenians v Old Cholmeleians

Stevenage III v Southgate Adelaide II

Watton-at-Stone v Hertingfordbury

30 May

Broxbourne III v Old Camdenians II

Hertingfordbury v Little Berkhamsted

Old Cholmeleians v Watton-at-Stone

Southgate Adelaide II v Old Minchendenians

Stevenage III v Hatfield & Crusaders II

6 June

Hatfield & Crusaders II v Broxbourne III

Little Berkhamsted v Old Cholmeleians

Old Camdenians II v Hertingfordbury

Old Minchendenians v Stevenage III

Watton-at-Stone v Southgate Adelaide II

13 June

Hertingfordbury v Broxbourne III

Old Cholmeleians v Old Camdenians II

Old Minchendenians v Hatfield & Crusaders II

Southgate Adelaide II v Little Berkhamsted

Watton-at-Stone v Stevenage III

20 June

Broxbourne III v Old Cholmeleians

Hatfield & Crusaders II v Hertingfordbury

Little Berkhamsted v Stevenage III

Old Camdenians II v Southgate Adelaide II

Watton-at-Stone v Old Minchendenians

27 June

Old Cholmeleians v Hertingfordbury

Old Minchendenians v Little Berkhamsted

Southgate Adelaide II v Broxbourne III

Stevenage III v Old Camdenians II

Watton-at-Stone v Hatfield & Crusaders II

4 July

Broxbourne III v Stevenage III

Hatfield & Crusaders II v Old Cholmeleians

Hertingfordbury v Southgate Adelaide II

Little Berkhamsted v Watton-at-Stone

Old Camdenians II v Old Minchendenians

11 July

Broxbourne III v Old Minchendenians

Hatfield & Crusaders II v Little Berkhamsted

Hertingfordbury v Stevenage III

Old Camdenians II v Watton-at-Stone

Old Cholmeleians v Southgate Adelaide II

18 July

Little Berkhamsted v Old Camdenians II

Old Minchendenians v Hertingfordbury

Southgate Adelaide II v Hatfield & Crusaders II

Stevenage III v Old Cholmeleians

Watton-at-Stone v Broxbourne III

25 July

Broxbourne III v Little Berkhamsted

Hertingfordbury v Watton-at-Stone

Old Camdenians II v Hatfield & Crusaders II

Old Cholmeleians v Old Minchendenians

Southgate Adelaide II v Stevenage III

1 August

Hatfield & Crusaders II v Stevenage III

Little Berkhamsted v Hertingfordbury

Old Camdenians II v Broxbourne III

Old Minchendenians v Southgate Adelaide II

Watton-at-Stone v Old Cholmeleians

8 August

Broxbourne III v Hatfield & Crusaders II

Hertingfordbury v Old Camdenians II

Old Cholmeleians v Little Berkhamsted

Southgate Adelaide II v Watton-at-Stone

Stevenage III v Old Minchendenians

15 August

Broxbourne III v Hertingfordbury

Hatfield & Crusaders II v Old Minchendenians

Little Berkhamsted v Southgate Adelaide II

Old Camdenians II v Old Cholmeleians

Watton-at-Stone v Stevenage III

22 August

Hertingfordbury v Hatfield & Crusaders II

Old Cholmeleians v Broxbourne III

Old Minchendenians v Watton-at-Stone

Southgate Adelaide II v Old Camdenians II

Stevenage III v Little Berkhamsted

29 August

Broxbourne III v Southgate Adelaide II

Hatfield & Crusaders II v Watton-at-Stone

Hertingfordbury v Old Cholmeleians

Little Berkhamsted v Old Minchendenians

Old Camdenians II v Stevenage III

5 September

Old Cholmeleians v Hatfield & Crusaders II

Old Minchendenians v Old Camdenians II

Southgate Adelaide II v Hertingfordbury

Stevenage III v Broxbourne III

Watton-at-Stone v Little Berkhamsted

Regional Division 7 West

9 May

Harpenden IV v Dunstable Town III

Markyate v Bushey II

Northwood Town II v St Albans III

Radlett III v Redbourn III

Watford Town III v Ickleford II

16 May

Bushey II v Watford Town III

Dunstable Town III v Northwood Town II

Ickleford II v Harpenden IV

Redbourn III v Markyate

St Albans III v Radlett III

23 May

Harpenden IV v Bushey II

Markyate v Radlett III

Northwood Town II v Ickleford II

St Albans III v Dunstable Town III

Watford Town III v Redbourn III

30 May

Bushey II v Northwood Town II

Ickleford II v Dunstable Town III

Markyate v St Albans III

Radlett III v Watford Town III

Redbourn III v Harpenden IV

6 June

Dunstable Town III v Bushey II

Harpenden IV v Radlett III

Northwood Town II v Redbourn III

St Albans III v Ickleford II

Watford Town III v Markyate

13 June

Bushey II v Ickleford II

Markyate v Harpenden IV

Radlett III v Northwood Town II

Redbourn III v Dunstable Town III

Watford Town III v St Albans III

20 June

Dunstable Town III v Radlett III

Harpenden IV v Watford Town III

Ickleford II v Redbourn III

Northwood Town II v Markyate

St Albans III v Bushey II

27 June

Harpenden IV v St Albans III

Markyate v Dunstable Town III

Radlett III v Ickleford II

Redbourn III v Bushey II

Watford Town III v Northwood Town II

4 July

Bushey II v Radlett III

Dunstable Town III v Watford Town III

Ickleford II v Markyate

Northwood Town II v Harpenden IV

St Albans III v Redbourn III

11 July

Bushey II v Markyate

Dunstable Town III v Harpenden IV

Ickleford II v Watford Town III

Redbourn III v Radlett III

St Albans III v Northwood Town II

18 July

Harpenden IV v Ickleford II

Markyate v Redbourn III

Northwood Town II v Dunstable Town III

Radlett III v St Albans III

Watford Town III v Bushey II

25 July

Bushey II v Harpenden IV

Dunstable Town III v St Albans III

Ickleford II v Northwood Town II

Markyate v Radlett III

Redbourn III v Watford Town III

1 August

Dunstable Town III v Ickleford II

Harpenden IV v Redbourn III

Northwood Town II v Bushey II

St Albans III v Markyate

Watford Town III v Radlett III

8 August

Bushey II v Dunstable Town III

Ickleford II v St Albans III

Markyate v Watford Town III

Radlett III v Harpenden IV

Redbourn III v Northwood Town II

15 August

Dunstable Town III v Redbourn III

Harpenden IV v Markyate

Ickleford II v Bushey II

Northwood Town II v Radlett III

St Albans III v Watford Town III

22 August

Bushey II v St Albans III

Markyate v Northwood Town II

Radlett III v Dunstable Town III

Redbourn III v Ickleford II

Watford Town III v Harpenden IV

29 August

Bushey II v Redbourn III

Dunstable Town III v Markyate

Ickleford II v Radlett III

Northwood Town II v Watford Town III

St Albans III v Harpenden IV

5 September

Harpenden IV v Northwood Town II

Markyate v Ickleford II

Radlett III v Bushey II

Redbourn III v St Albans III

Watford Town III v Dunstable Town III

9 May

Allenburys & County Hall II v Hatch End

Regional Division 8 East

Baldock v Stevenage IV

Harpenden Dolphins v Ware

Letchworth Garden City III v Totteridge Millhillians III

Tewin II v Datchworth II

16 May

Datchworth II v Allenburys & County Hall II

Hatch End v Letchworth Garden City III

Stevenage IV v Harpenden Dolphins

Totteridge Millhillians III v Baldock

Ware v Tewin II

23 May

Allenburys & County Hall II v Tewin II

Baldock v Hatch End

Harpenden Dolphins v Totteridge Millhillians III

Letchworth Garden City III v Datchworth II

Ware v Stevenage IV

30 May

Allenburys & County Hall II v Ware

Datchworth II v Baldock

Hatch End v Harpenden Dolphins

Tewin II v Letchworth Garden City III

Totteridge Millhillians III v Stevenage IV

6 June

Baldock v Tewin II

Harpenden Dolphins v Datchworth II

Letchworth Garden City III v Allenburys & County Hall II

Stevenage IV v Hatch End

Ware v Totteridge Millhillians III

13 June

Allenburys & County Hall II v Baldock

Datchworth II v Stevenage IV

Hatch End v Totteridge Millhillians III

Letchworth Garden City III v Ware

Tewin II v Harpenden Dolphins

20 June

Baldock v Letchworth Garden City III

Harpenden Dolphins v Allenburys & County Hall II

Stevenage IV v Tewin II

Totteridge Millhillians III v Datchworth II

Ware v Hatch End

27 June

Allenburys & County Hall II v Stevenage IV

Baldock v Ware

Datchworth II v Hatch End

Letchworth Garden City III v Harpenden Dolphins

Totteridge Millhillians III v Tewin II

4 July

Harpenden Dolphins v Baldock

Hatch End v Tewin II

Stevenage IV v Letchworth Garden City III

Totteridge Millhillians III v Allenburys & County Hall II

Ware v Datchworth II

11 July

Datchworth II v Tewin II

Hatch End v Allenburys & County Hall II

Stevenage IV v Baldock

Totteridge Millhillians III v Letchworth Garden City III

Ware v Harpenden Dolphins

18 July

Allenburys & County Hall II v Datchworth II

Baldock v Totteridge Millhillians III

Harpenden Dolphins v Stevenage IV

Letchworth Garden City III v Hatch End

Tewin II v Ware

25 July

Datchworth II v Letchworth Garden City III

Hatch End v Baldock

Stevenage IV v Ware

Tewin II v Allenburys & County Hall II

Totteridge Millhillians III v Harpenden Dolphins

1 August

Baldock v Datchworth II

Harpenden Dolphins v Hatch End

Letchworth Garden City III v Tewin II

Stevenage IV v Totteridge Millhillians III

Ware v Allenburys & County Hall II

8 August

Allenburys & County Hall II v Letchworth Garden City III

Datchworth II v Harpenden Dolphins

Hatch End v Stevenage IV

Tewin II v Baldock

Totteridge Millhillians III v Ware

15 August

Baldock v Allenburys & County Hall II

Harpenden Dolphins v Tewin II

Stevenage IV v Datchworth II

Totteridge Millhillians III v Hatch End

Ware v Letchworth Garden City III

22 August

Allenburys & County Hall II v Harpenden Dolphins

Datchworth II v Totteridge Millhillians III

Hatch End v Ware

Letchworth Garden City III v Baldock

Tewin II v Stevenage IV

29 August

Harpenden Dolphins v Letchworth Garden City III

Hatch End v Datchworth II

Stevenage IV v Allenburys & County Hall II

Tewin II v Totteridge Millhillians III

Ware v Baldock

5 September

Allenburys & County Hall II v Totteridge Millhillians III

Baldock v Harpenden Dolphins

Datchworth II v Ware

Letchworth Garden City III v Stevenage IV

Tewin II v Hatch End

Regional Division 8 West

9 May

Berkhamsted III v Great Gaddesden

Boxmoor II v Northwood III

Hemel Hempstead IV v Northchurch II

Pinner II v Old Eastcotians

Rickmansworth III v Luton Town & Indians III

16 May

Great Gaddesden v Hemel Hempstead IV

Luton Town & Indians III v Berkhamsted III

Northchurch II v Boxmoor II

Northwood III v Pinner II

Old Eastcotians v Rickmansworth III

23 May

Berkhamsted III v Old Eastcotians

Hemel Hempstead IV v Luton Town & Indians III

Northchurch II v Great Gaddesden

Pinner II v Boxmoor II

Rickmansworth III v Northwood III

30 May

Boxmoor II v Rickmansworth III

Luton Town & Indians III v Great Gaddesden

Northwood III v Berkhamsted III

Old Eastcotians v Hemel Hempstead IV

Pinner II v Northchurch II

6 June

Berkhamsted III v Boxmoor II

Great Gaddesden v Old Eastcotians

Hemel Hempstead IV v Northwood III

Northchurch II v Luton Town & Indians III

Rickmansworth III v Pinner II

13 June

Boxmoor II v Hemel Hempstead IV

Northwood III v Great Gaddesden

Old Eastcotians v Luton Town & Indians III

Pinner II v Berkhamsted III

Rickmansworth III v Northchurch II

20 June

Berkhamsted III v Rickmansworth III

Great Gaddesden v Boxmoor II

Hemel Hempstead IV v Pinner II

Luton Town & Indians III v Northwood III

Northchurch II v Old Eastcotians

27 June

Berkhamsted III v Northchurch II

Boxmoor II v Luton Town & Indians III

Northwood III v Old Eastcotians

Pinner II v Great Gaddesden

Rickmansworth III v Hemel Hempstead IV

4 July

Great Gaddesden v Rickmansworth III

Hemel Hempstead IV v Berkhamsted III

Luton Town & Indians III v Pinner II

Northchurch II v Northwood III

Old Eastcotians v Boxmoor II

11 July

Great Gaddesden v Berkhamsted III

Luton Town & Indians III v Rickmansworth III

Northchurch II v Hemel Hempstead IV

Northwood III v Boxmoor II

Old Eastcotians v Pinner II

18 July

Berkhamsted III v Luton Town & Indians III

Boxmoor II v Northchurch II

Hemel Hempstead IV v Great Gaddesden

Pinner II v Northwood III

Rickmansworth III v Old Eastcotians

25 July

Boxmoor II v Pinner II

Great Gaddesden v Northchurch II

Luton Town & Indians III v Hemel Hempstead IV

Northwood III v Rickmansworth III

Old Eastcotians v Berkhamsted III

1 August

Berkhamsted III v Northwood III

Great Gaddesden v Luton Town & Indians III

Hemel Hempstead IV v Old Eastcotians

Northchurch II v Pinner II

Rickmansworth III v Boxmoor II

8 August

Boxmoor II v Berkhamsted III

Luton Town & Indians III v Northchurch II

Northwood III v Hemel Hempstead IV

Old Eastcotians v Great Gaddesden

Pinner II v Rickmansworth III

15 August

Berkhamsted III v Pinner II

Great Gaddesden v Northwood III

Hemel Hempstead IV v Boxmoor II

Luton Town & Indians III v Old Eastcotians

Northchurch II v Rickmansworth III

22 August

Boxmoor II v Great Gaddesden

Northwood III v Luton Town & Indians III

Old Eastcotians v Northchurch II

Pinner II v Hemel Hempstead IV

Rickmansworth III v Berkhamsted III

29 August

Great Gaddesden v Pinner II

Hemel Hempstead IV v Rickmansworth III

Luton Town & Indians III v Boxmoor II

Northchurch II v Berkhamsted III

Old Eastcotians v Northwood III

5 September

Berkhamsted III v Hemel Hempstead IV

Boxmoor II v Old Eastcotians

Great Gaddesden v Rickmansworth III

Northwood III v Northchurch II

Pinner II v Luton Town & Indians III

9 May

Regional Division 9 East

Hitchin IV v Bentley Heath II

Kimpton v Old Minchendenians II

Old Cholmeleians II v Cockfosters II

Southgate Compton v Botany Bay II

St Albans IV v Bamville

16 May

Bamville v Southgate Compton

Bentley Heath II v Old Cholmeleians II

Botany Bay II v Kimpton

Cockfosters II v St Albans IV

Old Minchendenians II v Hitchin IV

23 May

Cockfosters II v Bentley Heath II

Hitchin IV v Botany Bay II

Kimpton v Bamville

Old Cholmeleians II v Old Minchendenians II

Southgate Compton v St Albans IV

30 May

Bamville v Hitchin IV

Botany Bay II v Old Cholmeleians II

Old Minchendenians II v Bentley Heath II

Southgate Compton v Cockfosters II

St Albans IV v Kimpton

6 June

Bentley Heath II v Botany Bay II

Cockfosters II v Old Minchendenians II

Hitchin IV v St Albans IV

Kimpton v Southgate Compton Old Cholmeleians II v Bamville

13 June

Bamville v Bentley Heath II

Botany Bay II v Old Minchendenians II

Kimpton v Cockfosters II

Southgate Compton v Hitchin IV

St Albans IV v Old Cholmeleians II

20 June

Bentley Heath II

v St Albans IV

Cockfosters II v Botany Bay II

Hitchin IV v Kimpton

Old Cholmeleians II

v Southgate Compton

Old Minchendenians II v Bamville

27 June

Bamville v Botany Bay II

Hitchin IV v Cockfosters II

Kimpton v Old Cholmeleians II

Southgate Compton v Bentley Heath II

St Albans IV v Old Minchendenians II

4 July

Bentley Heath II v Kimpton

Botany Bay II v St Albans IV Cockfosters II v Bamville

Old Cholmeleians II v Hitchin IV

Old Minchendenians II v Southgate Compton

11 July

Bamville v St Albans IV

Bentley Heath II v Hitchin IV

Botany Bay II v Southgate Compton Cockfosters II v Old Cholmeleians II

Old Minchendenians II v Kimpton

18 July

Hitchin IV v Old Minchendenians II

Kimpton v Botany Bay II

Old Cholmeleians II v Bentley Heath II

Southgate Compton v Bamville

St Albans IV v Cockfosters II

25 July

Bamville v Kimpton

Bentley Heath II v Cockfosters II

Botany Bay II v Hitchin IV

Old Minchendenians II v Old Cholmeleians II

St Albans IV v Southgate Compton

1 August

Bentley Heath II v Old Minchendenians II

Cockfosters II v Southgate Compton

Hitchin IV v Bamville

Kimpton v St Albans IV

Old Cholmeleians II v Botany Bay II

8 August

Bamville v Old Cholmeleians II

Botany Bay II v Bentley Heath II

Old Minchendenians II v Cockfosters II

Southgate Compton v Kimpton

St Albans IV v Hitchin IV

15 August

Bentley Heath II v Bamville

Cockfosters II v Kimpton

Hitchin IV v Southgate Compton

Old Cholmeleians II v St Albans IV

Old Minchendenians II v Botany Bay II

22 August

Bamville v Old Minchendenians II

Botany Bay II v Cockfosters II

Kimpton v Hitchin IV

Southgate Compton v Old Cholmeleians II

St Albans IV v Bentley Heath II

29 August

Bentley Heath II v Southgate Compton

Botany Bay II v Bamville

Cockfosters II v Hitchin IV

Old Cholmeleians II v Kimpton

Old Minchendenians II v St Albans IV

5 September

Bamville v Cockfosters II

Hitchin IV v Old Cholmeleians II

Kimpton v Bentley Heath II

Southgate Compton v Old Minchendenians II

St Albans IV v Botany Bay II

Regional Division 9 West

9 May

Abbots Langley III v Radlett IV

Edgware v Old Albanian II

Flamstead II v Sandridge II

Kings Langley II v West Herts IV

Preston III v Lutonian III

16 May

Lutonian III v Abbots Langley III

Old Albanian II v Flamstead II

Radlett IV v Edgware

Sandridge II v Kings Langley II

West Herts IV v Preston III

23 May

Abbots Langley III v West Herts IV

Flamstead II v Edgware

Kings Langley II v Old Albanian II

Preston III v Sandridge II

Radlett IV v Lutonian III

30 May

Edgware v Kings Langley II

Flamstead II v Radlett IV

West Herts IV v Lutonian III

Old Albanian II v Preston III

Sandridge II v Abbots Langley III

6 June

Abbots Langley III v Old Albanian II

Kings Langley II v Flamstead II

Lutonian III v Sandridge II

Preston III v Edgware

Radlett IV v West Herts IV

13 June

Edgware v Abbots Langley III

Flamstead II v Preston III

Kings Langley II v Radlett IV

Old Albanian II v Lutonian III

Sandridge II v West Herts IV

20 June

Abbots Langley III v Flamstead II

Lutonian III v Edgware

Preston III v Kings Langley II

Radlett IV v Sandridge II

West Herts IV v Old Albanian II

27 June

Edgware v West Herts IV

Flamstead II v Lutonian III

Kings Langley II v Abbots Langley III

Old Albanian II v Sandridge II

Preston III v Radlett IV

4 July

Abbots Langley III v Preston III

Lutonian III v Kings Langley II

Radlett IV v Old Albanian II

Sandridge II v Edgware

West Herts IV v Flamstead II

11 July

Lutonian III v Preston III

Old Albanian II v Edgware

Radlett IV v Abbots Langley III

Sandridge II v Flamstead II

West Herts IV v Kings Langley II

18 July

Abbots Langley III v Lutonian III

Edgware v Radlett IV

Flamstead II v Old Albanian II

Kings Langley II v Sandridge II

Preston III v West Herts IV

25 July

Edgware v Flamstead II

Lutonian III v Radlett IV

Old Albanian II v Kings Langley II

Sandridge II v Preston III

West Herts IV v Abbots Langley III

1 August

Abbots Langley III v Sandridge II

Kings Langley II v Edgware

Lutonian III v West Herts IV

Preston III v Old Albanian II

Radlett IV v Flamstead II

8 August

Edgware v Preston III

Flamstead II v Kings Langley II

Old Albanian II v Abbots Langley III

Sandridge II v Lutonian III

West Herts IV v Radlett IV

15 August

Abbots Langley III v Edgware

Lutonian III v Old Albanian II

Preston III v Flamstead II

Radlett IV v Kings Langley II

West Herts IV v Sandridge II

22 August

Edgware v Lutonian III

Flamstead II v Abbots Langley III

Kings Langley II v Preston III

Old Albanian II v West Herts IV

Sandridge II v Radlett IV

29 August

Abbots Langley III v Kings Langley II

Lutonian III v Flamstead II

Radlett IV v Preston III

Sandridge II v Old Albanian II

West Herts IV v Edgware

5 September

Edgware v Sandridge II

Flamstead II v West Herts IV

Kings Langley II v Lutonian III

Old Albanian II v Radlett IV

Preston III v Abbots Langley III

9 May

Regional Division 10 East

Broxbourne IV v Letchworth Garden City IV

Cheshunt Rosedale III v Mill Hill Village III

North Enfield II v Hatfield Hyde II

Old Camdenians III v Little Berkhamsted II

St Margaretsbury III v Knebworth Park III

16 May

Hatfield Hyde II v St Margaretsbury III

Knebworth Park III v Old Camdenians III

Letchworth Garden City IV v North Enfield II

Little Berkhamsted II v Cheshunt Rosedale III

Mill Hill Village III v Broxbourne IV

23 May

Broxbourne IV v Little Berkhamsted II

Cheshunt Rosedale III v Old Camdenians III

Knebworth Park III v Hatfield Hyde II

North Enfield II v Mill Hill Village III

St Margaretsbury III v Letchworth Garden City IV

30 May

Cheshunt Rosedale III v Knebworth Park III

Letchworth Garden City IV v Hatfield Hyde II

Little Berkhamsted II v North Enfield II

Mill Hill Village III v St Margaretsbury III

Old Camdenians III v Broxbourne IV

6 June

Broxbourne IV v Cheshunt Rosedale III

Hatfield Hyde II v Mill Hill Village III

Knebworth Park III v Letchworth Garden City IV

North Enfield II v Old Camdenians III

St Margaretsbury III v Little Berkhamsted II

13 June

Broxbourne IV v Knebworth Park III

Cheshunt Rosedale III v North Enfield II

Little Berkhamsted II v Hatfield Hyde II

Mill Hill Village III v Letchworth Garden City IV

Old Camdenians III v St Margaretsbury III

20 June

Hatfield Hyde II v Old Camdenians III

Knebworth Park III v Mill Hill Village III

Letchworth Garden City IV v Little Berkhamsted II

North Enfield II v Broxbourne IV

St Margaretsbury III v Cheshunt Rosedale III

27 June

Broxbourne IV v St Margaretsbury III

Cheshunt Rosedale III v Hatfield Hyde II

Little Berkhamsted II v Mill Hill Village III

North Enfield II v Knebworth Park III

Old Camdenians III v Letchworth Garden City IV

4 July

Hatfield Hyde II v Broxbourne IV

Knebworth Park III v Little Berkhamsted II

Letchworth Garden City IV v Cheshunt Rosedale III

Mill Hill Village III v Old Camdenians III

St Margaretsbury III v North Enfield II

11 July

Hatfield Hyde II v North Enfield II

Knebworth Park III v St Margaretsbury III

Letchworth Garden City IV v Broxbourne IV

Little Berkhamsted II v Old Camdenians III

Mill Hill Village III v Cheshunt Rosedale III

18 July

Broxbourne IV v Mill Hill Village III

Cheshunt Rosedale III v Little Berkhamsted II

North Enfield II v Letchworth Garden City IV

Old Camdenians III v Knebworth Park III

St Margaretsbury III v Hatfield Hyde II

25 July

Hatfield Hyde II v Knebworth Park III

Letchworth Garden City IV v St Margaretsbury III

Little Berkhamsted II v Broxbourne IV

Mill Hill Village III v North Enfield II

Old Camdenians III v Cheshunt Rosedale III

1 August

Broxbourne IV v Old Camdenians III

Hatfield Hyde II v Letchworth Garden City IV

Knebworth Park III v Cheshunt Rosedale III

North Enfield II v Little Berkhamsted II

St Margaretsbury III v Mill Hill Village III

8 August

Cheshunt Rosedale III v Broxbourne IV

Letchworth Garden City IV v Knebworth Park III

Little Berkhamsted II v St Margaretsbury III

Mill Hill Village III v Hatfield Hyde II

Old Camdenians III v North Enfield II

15 August

Hatfield Hyde II v Little Berkhamsted II

Knebworth Park III v Broxbourne IV

Letchworth Garden City IV v Mill Hill Village III

North Enfield II v Cheshunt Rosedale III

St Margaretsbury III v Old Camdenians III

22 August

Broxbourne IV v North Enfield II

Cheshunt Rosedale III v St Margaretsbury III

Little Berkhamsted II v Letchworth Garden City IV

Mill Hill Village III v Knebworth Park III

Old Camdenians III v Hatfield Hyde II

29 August

Hatfield Hyde II v Cheshunt Rosedale III

Knebworth Park III v North Enfield II

Letchworth Garden City IV v Old Camdenians III

Mill Hill Village III v Little Berkhamsted II

St Margaretsbury III v Broxbourne IV

5 September

Broxbourne IV v Hatfield Hyde II

Cheshunt Rosedale III v Letchworth Garden City IV

Little Berkhamsted II v Knebworth Park III

North Enfield II v St Margaretsbury III

Old Camdenians III v Mill Hill Village III

Regional Division 10 West

9 May

Chipperfield Clarendon II v Harpenden V

Chorleywood III v Old Elizabethans III

Luton Town & Indians IV v Rickmansworth IV

Offley & Stopsley v London Colney II

16 May

London Colney II v Leverstock Green III

Offley & Stopsley v Harpenden V Old Elizabethans III v Chipperfield Clarendon II

Rickmansworth IV v Chorleywood III

23 May

Chipperfield Clarendon II v Rickmansworth IV

Harpenden V v Old Elizabethans III

Leverstock Green III v Offley & Stopsley

Luton Town & Indians IV v London Colney II

30 May

Leverstock Green III v Harpenden V

London Colney II v Chorleywood III

Offley & Stopsley v Luton Town & Indians IV

Rickmansworth IV v Old Elizabethans III

6 June

Chipperfield Clarendon II v London Colney II

Chorleywood III v Offley & Stopsley

Harpenden V v Rickmansworth IV

Luton Town & Indians IV v Leverstock Green III

13 June

Leverstock Green III v Chorleywood III

London Colney II v Old Elizabethans III

Luton Town & Indians IV v Harpenden V

Offley & Stopsley v Chipperfield Clarendon II

20 June

Chipperfield Clarendon II v Leverstock Green III

Chorleywood III v Luton Town & Indians IV

Old Elizabethans III v Offley & Stopsley

Rickmansworth IV v London Colney II

27 June

Chorleywood III v Harpenden V

Leverstock Green III v Old Elizabethans III

Luton Town & Indians IV v Chipperfield Clarendon II

Offley & Stopsley v Rickmansworth IV

4 July

Chipperfield Clarendon II v Chorleywood III

Harpenden V v London Colney II

Old Elizabethans III v Luton Town & Indians IV

Rickmansworth IV v Leverstock Green III

11 July

Harpenden V v Chipperfield Clarendon II

London Colney II v Offley & Stopsley

Old Elizabethans III v Chorleywood III

Rickmansworth IV v Luton Town & Indians IV

18 July

Chipperfield Clarendon II v Old Elizabethans III

Chorleywood III v Rickmansworth IV

Harpenden V v Offley & Stopsley

Leverstock Green III v London Colney II

25 July

London Colney II v Luton Town & Indians IV

Offley & Stopsley v Leverstock Green III

Old Elizabethans III v Harpenden V

Rickmansworth IV v Chipperfield Clarendon II

1 August

Chorleywood III v London Colney II

Harpenden V v Leverstock Green III

Luton Town & Indians IV v Offley & Stopsley

Old Elizabethans III v Rickmansworth IV

8 August

Leverstock Green III v Luton Town & Indians IV

London Colney II v Chipperfield Clarendon II

Offley & Stopsley v Chorleywood III

Rickmansworth IV v Harpenden V

15 August

Chipperfield Clarendon II v Offley & Stopsley

Chorleywood III v Leverstock Green III

Harpenden V v Luton Town & Indians IV

Old Elizabethans III v London Colney II

22 August

Leverstock Green III v Chipperfield Clarendon II

London Colney II v Rickmansworth IV

Luton Town & Indians IV v Chorleywood III

Offley & Stopsley v Old Elizabethans III

29 August

Chipperfield Clarendon II v Luton Town & Indians IV

Harpenden V v Chorleywood III

Old Elizabethans III v Leverstock Green III

Rickmansworth IV v Offley & Stopsley

5 September

Chorleywood III v Chipperfield Clarendon II

Leverstock Green III v Rickmansworth IV

London Colney II v Harpenden V

Old Elizabethans III v Luton Town & Indians IV

9 May

Regional Division 11 East

Holtwhites Trinibis III v Wheathampstead III

Mill Hill Village IV v Welwyn Garden City IV

Old Owens III v Hertford IV

St Albans V v Baldock II

Ware II v Bengeo II

16 May

Baldock II v Holtwhites Trinibis III

Bengeo II v St Albans V

Hertford IV v Ware II

Welwyn Garden City IV v Old Owens III

Wheathampstead III v Mill Hill Village IV

23 May

Hertford IV

v Welwyn Garden City IV

Holtwhites Trinibis III v Bengeo II

Mill Hill Village IV v Baldock II

Old Owens III v Wheathampstead III

St Albans V v Ware II

30 May

Baldock II v Old Owens III

Bengeo II v Mill Hill Village IV

St Albans V v Hertford IV

Ware II v Holtwhites Trinibis III

Wheathampstead III v Welwyn Garden City IV

6 June

Hertford IV v Wheathampstead III

Holtwhites Trinibis III v St Albans V

Mill Hill Village IV v Ware II

Old Owens III v Bengeo II

Welwyn Garden City IV v Baldock II

13 June

Baldock II v Wheathampstead III

Bengeo II v Welwyn Garden City IV

Holtwhites Trinibis III v Hertford IV

St Albans V v Mill Hill Village IV

Ware II v Old Owens III

20 June

Hertford IV v Baldock II

Mill Hill Village IV

Old Owens III

v Holtwhites Trinibis III

v St Albans V

Welwyn Garden City IV v Ware II

Wheathampstead III v Bengeo II

27 June

Bengeo II v Baldock II

Holtwhites Trinibis III v Old Owens III

Mill Hill Village IV

v Hertford IV

St Albans V v Welwyn Garden City IV

Ware II v Wheathampstead III

4 July

Baldock II v Ware II

Hertford IV v Bengeo II

Old Owens III v Mill Hill Village IV

Welwyn Garden City IV v Holtwhites Trinibis III

Wheathampstead III v St Albans V

11 July

Baldock II v St Albans V

Bengeo II v Ware II

Hertford IV v Old Owens III

Welwyn Garden City IV v Mill Hill Village IV

Wheathampstead III v Holtwhites Trinibis III

18 July

Holtwhites Trinibis III

v Baldock II

Mill Hill Village IV v Wheathampstead III

Old Owens III v Welwyn Garden City IV

St Albans V v Bengeo II

Ware II v Hertford IV

25 July

Baldock II v Mill Hill Village IV

Bengeo II v Holtwhites Trinibis III

Ware II v St Albans V

Welwyn Garden City IV v Hertford IV

Wheathampstead III v Old Owens III

1 August

Hertford IV v St Albans V

Holtwhites Trinibis III v Ware II

Mill Hill Village IV v Bengeo II

Old Owens III v Baldock II

Welwyn Garden City IV v Wheathampstead III

8 August

Baldock II v Welwyn Garden City IV

Bengeo II v Old Owens III

St Albans V v Holtwhites Trinibis III

Ware II v Mill Hill Village IV

Wheathampstead III v Hertford IV

15 August

Hertford IV v Holtwhites Trinibis III

Mill Hill Village IV v St Albans V

Old Owens III v Ware II

Welwyn Garden City IV v Bengeo II

Wheathampstead III v Baldock II

22 August

Baldock II v Hertford IV

Bengeo II v Wheathampstead III

Holtwhites Trinibis III v Mill Hill Village IV

St Albans V v Old Owens III

Ware II v Welwyn Garden City IV

29 August

Baldock II v Bengeo II

Hertford IV v Mill Hill Village IV

Old Owens III v Holtwhites Trinibis III

Welwyn Garden City IV v St Albans V Wheathampstead III v Ware II

5 September

Bengeo II v Hertford IV

Holtwhites Trinibis III v Welwyn Garden City IV

Mill Hill Village IV v Old Owens III

St Albans V v Wheathampstead III

Ware II v Baldock II

Regional Division 11 West

9 May

Flitwick IV v Bushey III

Northwood IV v Batchworth

Old Albanian III v Pinner III

Royal Herts v West Herts V

16 May

Batchworth v Eaton Bray II

Bushey III v Royal Herts

Pinner III v Northwood IV

West Herts V v Old Albanian III

23 May

Eaton Bray II v Pinner III

Northwood IV v West Herts V

Old Albanian III v Bushey III

Royal Herts v Flitwick IV

30 May

Bushey III v Northwood IV

Flitwick IV v Old Albanian III

Pinner III v Batchworth

West Herts V v Eaton Bray II

6 June

Batchworth v West Herts V

Eaton Bray II v Bushey III

Northwood IV v Flitwick IV

Old Albanian III v Royal Herts

13 June

Bushey III v Batchworth

Flitwick IV v Eaton Bray II

Royal Herts v Northwood IV

West Herts V v Pinner III

20 June

Batchworth v Flitwick IV

Eaton Bray II v Royal Herts

Northwood IV v Old Albanian III

Pinner III v Bushey III

27 June

Bushey III v West Herts V

Flitwick IV v Pinner III

Old Albanian III v Eaton Bray II

Royal Herts v Batchworth

4 July

Batchworth v Old Albanian III

Eaton Bray II v Northwood IV

Pinner III v Royal Herts

West Herts V v Flitwick IV

11 July

Batchworth v Northwood IV

Bushey III v Flitwick IV

Pinner III v Old Albanian III

West Herts V v Royal Herts

18 July

Eaton Bray II v Batchworth

Northwood IV v Pinner III

Old Albanian III v West Herts V

Royal Herts v Bushey III

25 July

Bushey III v Old Albanian III

Flitwick IV v Royal Herts

Pinner III v Eaton Bray II

West Herts V v Northwood IV

1 August

Batchworth v Pinner III

Eaton Bray II v West Herts V

Northwood IV v Bushey III

Old Albanian III v Flitwick IV

8 August

Bushey III v Eaton Bray II

Flitwick IV v Northwood IV

Royal Herts v Old Albanian III

West Herts V v Batchworth

15 August

Batchworth v Bushey III

Eaton Bray II v Flitwick IV

Northwood IV v Royal Herts

Pinner III v West Herts V

22 August

Bushey III v Pinner III

Flitwick IV v Batchworth

Old Albanian III v Northwood IV

Royal Herts v Eaton Bray II

29 August

Batchworth v Royal Herts

Bushey III v West Herts V

Eaton Bray II v Old Albanian III

Pinner III v Flitwick IV

5 September

Flitwick IV v West Herts V

Northwood IV v Eaton Bray II

Old Albanian III v Batchworth

Royal Herts v Pinner III

9 May

Regional Division 12 East

Hatfield & Crusaders III v Bayford & Hertford II

Hitchin V v Letchworth Garden City V Hoddesdon III v Datchworth III

Ickleford III v Enfield IV

Potters Bar IV v Preston IV

16 May

Bayford & Hertford II v Hoddesdon III

Datchworth III v Ickleford III

Enfield IV v Hitchin V

Letchworth Garden City V v Potters Bar IV

Preston IV v Hatfield & Crusaders III

23 May

Enfield IV v Datchworth III

Hatfield & Crusaders III v Letchworth Garden City V Hoddesdon III v Preston IV

Ickleford III v Bayford & Hertford II

Potters Bar IV v Hitchin V

30 May

Bayford & Hertford II v Datchworth III

Hitchin V v Hatfield & Crusaders III

Letchworth Garden City V v Hoddesdon III

Potters Bar IV v Enfield IV

Preston IV v Ickleford III

6 June

Datchworth III v Preston IV

Enfield IV v Bayford & Hertford II

Hatfield & Crusaders III v Potters Bar IV

Hoddesdon III v Hitchin V

Ickleford III v Letchworth Garden City V

13 June

Hatfield & Crusaders III v Enfield IV

Hitchin V v Ickleford III

Letchworth Garden City V v Datchworth III

Potters Bar IV v Hoddesdon III

Preston IV v Bayford & Hertford II

20 June

Bayford & Hertford II v Letchworth Garden City V

Datchworth III v Hitchin V

Enfield IV v Preston IV

Hatfield & Crusaders III v Hoddesdon III

Ickleford III v Potters Bar IV

27 June

Hatfield & Crusaders III v Ickleford III

Hitchin V v Bayford & Hertford II

Hoddesdon III v Enfield IV

Letchworth Garden City V v Preston IV

Potters Bar IV v Datchworth III

4 July

Bayford & Hertford II v Potters Bar IV

Datchworth III v Hatfield & Crusaders III

Enfield IV v Letchworth Garden City V

Ickleford III v Hoddesdon III

Preston IV v Hitchin V

11 July

Bayford & Hertford II v Hatfield & Crusaders III

Datchworth III v Hoddesdon III

Enfield IV v Ickleford III

Letchworth Garden City V v Hitchin V

Preston IV v Potters Bar IV

18 July

Hatfield & Crusaders III v Preston IV

Hitchin V v Enfield IV

Hoddesdon III v Bayford & Hertford II

Ickleford III v Datchworth III

Potters Bar IV v Letchworth Garden City V

25 July

Bayford & Hertford II v Ickleford III

Datchworth III v Enfield IV

Hitchin V v Potters Bar IV

Letchworth Garden City V v Hatfield & Crusaders III

Preston IV v Hoddesdon III

1 August

Datchworth III v Bayford & Hertford II

Enfield IV v Potters Bar IV

Hatfield & Crusaders III v Hitchin V

Hoddesdon III v Letchworth Garden City V

Ickleford III v Preston IV

8 August

Bayford & Hertford II v Enfield IV

Hitchin V v Hoddesdon III

Letchworth Garden City V v Ickleford III

Potters Bar IV v Hatfield & Crusaders III

Preston IV v Datchworth III

15 August

Bayford & Hertford II v Preston IV

Datchworth III v Letchworth Garden City V

Enfield IV v Hatfield & Crusaders III

Hoddesdon III v Potters Bar IV

Ickleford III v Hitchin V

22 August

Hatfield & Crusaders III v Hoddesdon III

Hitchin V v Datchworth III

Letchworth Garden City V v Bayford & Hertford II

Potters Bar IV v Ickleford III

Preston IV v Enfield IV

29 August

Bayford & Hertford II v Hitchin V

Datchworth III v Potters Bar IV

Enfield IV v Hoddesdon III

Ickleford III v Hatfield & Crusaders III

Preston IV v Letchworth Garden City V

5 September

Hatfield & Crusaders III v Datchworth III

Hitchin V v Preston IV

Hoddesdon III v Ickleford III

Letchworth Garden City V v Enfield IV

Potters Bar IV v Bayford & Hertford II

Regional Division 12 West

9 May

Kings Langley III v Berkhamsted IV

Ley Hill II v Watford Town IV

Redbourn IV v Langleybury III

Tring Park IV v Shenley Village IV

West Herts VI v Boxmoor III

16 May

Berkhamsted IV v Ley Hill II

Boxmoor III v Redbourn IV

Langleybury III v Tring Park IV

Shenley Village IV v Kings Langley III

Watford Town IV v West Herts VI

23 May

Kings Langley III v Tring Park IV

Langleybury III v Boxmoor III

Ley Hill II v Shenley Village IV

Redbourn IV v Watford Town IV

West Herts VI v Berkhamsted IV

30 May

Berkhamsted IV v Redbourn IV

Kings Langley III v Langleybury III

Shenley Village IV v West Herts VI

Tring Park IV v Ley Hill II

Watford Town IV v Boxmoor III

6 June

Boxmoor III v Berkhamsted IV

Langleybury III v Watford Town IV

Ley Hill II v Kings Langley III

Redbourn IV v Shenley Village IV

West Herts VI v Tring Park IV

13 June

Berkhamsted IV v Watford Town IV

Kings Langley III v West Herts VI

Ley Hill II v Langleybury III

Shenley Village IV v Boxmoor III

Tring Park IV v Redbourn IV

20 June

Boxmoor III v Tring Park IV

Langleybury III v Berkhamsted IV

Redbourn IV v Kings Langley III

Watford Town IV v Shenley Village IV

West Herts VI v Ley Hill II

27 June

Boxmoor III v Kings Langley III

Ley Hill II v Redbourn IV

Shenley Village IV v Berkhamsted IV

Tring Park IV v Watford Town IV

West Herts VI v Langleybury III

4 July

Berkhamsted IV v Tring Park IV

Boxmoor III v Ley Hill II

Langleybury III v Shenley Village IV

Redbourn IV v West Herts VI

Watford Town IV v Kings Langley III

11 July

Berkhamsted IV v Kings Langley III

Boxmoor III v West Herts VI

Langleybury III v Redbourn IV

Shenley Village IV v Tring Park IV

Watford Town IV v Ley Hill II

18 July

Kings Langley III v Shenley Village IV

Ley Hill II v Berkhamsted IV

Redbourn IV v Boxmoor III

Tring Park IV v Langleybury III

West Herts VI v Watford Town IV

25 July

Berkhamsted IV v West Herts VI

Boxmoor III v Langleybury III

Shenley Village IV v Ley Hill II

Tring Park IV v Kings Langley III

Watford Town IV v Redbourn IV

1 August

Boxmoor III v Watford Town IV

Langleybury III v Kings Langley III

Ley Hill II v Tring Park IV

Redbourn IV v Berkhamsted IV

West Herts VI v Shenley Village IV

8 August

Berkhamsted IV v Boxmoor III

Kings Langley III v Ley Hill II

Shenley Village IV v Redbourn IV

Tring Park IV v West Herts VI

Watford Town IV v Langleybury III

15 August

Boxmoor III v Shenley Village IV

Langleybury III v Ley Hill II

Redbourn IV v Tring Park IV

Watford Town IV v Berkhamsted IV

West Herts VI v Kings Langley III

22 August

Berkhamsted IV v Langleybury III

Kings Langley III v Redbourn IV

Ley Hill II v West Herts VI

Shenley Village IV v Watford Town IV

Tring Park IV v Boxmoor III

29 August

Berkhamsted IV v Shenley Village IV

Boxmoor III v Kings Langley III

Langleybury III v West Herts VI

Redbourn IV v Ley Hill II

Watford Town IV v Tring Park IV

5 September

Kings Langley III v Watford Town IV

Ley Hill II v Boxmoor III

Redbourn IV v West Herts VI

Shenley Village IV v Langleybury III

Tring Park IV v Berkhamsted IV

9 May

Arkley v Hitchin VI

Regional Division 13 East

Botany Bay III v Hatfield Hyde III

Reed III v North Mymms III

Southgate Adelaide III v Old Minchendenians III

Weston II v Potton Town II

16 May

Hatfield Hyde III v Weston II

Hitchin VI v Botany Bay III

North Mymms III v Southgate Adelaide III

Old Minchendenians III v Arkley

Potton Town II v Reed III

23 May

Arkley v North Mymms III

Hitchin VI v Old Minchendenians III

Reed III

v Hatfield Hyde III

Southgate Adelaide III v Potton Town II

Weston II v Botany Bay III

30 May

Botany Bay III v Reed III

Hatfield Hyde III v Southgate Adelaide III

North Mymms III v Old Minchendenians III

Potton Town II v Arkley

Weston II v Hitchin VI

6 June

Arkley v Hatfield Hyde III

Hitchin VI v North Mymms III

Old Minchendenians III v Potton Town II

Reed III v Weston II

Southgate Adelaide III v Botany Bay III

13 June

Botany Bay III v Arkley

Hatfield Hyde III v Old Minchendenians III

Potton Town II v North Mymms III

Reed III v Hitchin VI

Weston II v Southgate Adelaide III

20 June

Arkley

v Weston II

Hitchin VI v Potton Town II

North Mymms III

v Hatfield Hyde III

Old Minchendenians III v Botany Bay III

Reed III

27 June

Botany Bay III

v Southgate Adelaide III

v North Mymms III

Hatfield Hyde III v Potton Town II

Reed III v Arkley

Southgate Adelaide III v Hitchin VI

Weston II v Old Minchendenians III

4 July

Arkley

v Southgate Adelaide III

Hitchin VI v Hatfield Hyde III

North Mymms III v Weston II

Old Minchendenians III v Reed III

Potton Town II v Botany Bay III

11 July

Hatfield Hyde III v Botany Bay III

Hitchin VI v Arkley

North Mymms III v Reed III

Old Minchendenians III v Southgate Adelaide III

Potton Town II v Weston II

18 July

Arkley v Old Minchendenians III

Botany Bay III v Hitchin VI

Reed III v Potton Town II

Southgate Adelaide III v North Mymms III

Weston II v Hatfield Hyde III

25 July

Botany Bay III v Weston II

Hatfield Hyde III v Reed III

North Mymms III v Arkley

Old Minchendenians III v Hitchin VI

Potton Town II v Southgate Adelaide III

1 August

Arkley v Potton Town II

Hitchin VI v Weston II

Old Minchendenians III v North Mymms III

Reed III v Botany Bay III

Southgate Adelaide III v Hatfield Hyde III

8 August

Botany Bay III v Southgate Adelaide III

Hatfield Hyde III v Arkley

North Mymms III v Hitchin VI

Potton Town II v Old Minchendenians III

Weston II v Reed III

15 August

Arkley v Botany Bay III

Hitchin VI v Reed III

North Mymms III v Potton Town II

Old Minchendenians III v Hatfield Hyde III

Southgate Adelaide III v Weston II

22 August

Botany Bay III v Old Minchendenians III

Hatfield Hyde III v North Mymms III

Potton Town II v Hitchin VI

Southgate Adelaide III v Reed III

Weston II v Arkley

29 August

Arkley v Reed III

Hitchin VI v Southgate Adelaide III

North Mymms III v Botany Bay III

Old Minchendenians III v Weston II

Potton Town II v Hatfield Hyde III

5 September

Botany Bay III v Potton Town II

Hatfield Hyde III v Hitchin VI

Reed III v Old Minchendenians III

Southgate Adelaide III v Arkley

Weston II v North Mymms III

Regional Division 13 West

9 May

Aldenham II v Leverstock Green IV

Chipperfield Clarendon III v Old Albanian IV

Dunstable Town IV v Northwood V

Harpenden VI v Abbots Langley IV

Wheathampstead IV v Studham

16 May

Abbots Langley IV v Dunstable Town IV

Leverstock Green IV v Wheathampstead IV

Northwood V v Chipperfield Clarendon III

Old Albanian IV v Aldenham II

Studham v Harpenden VI

23 May

Aldenham II v Northwood V

Chipperfield Clarendon III v Abbots Langley IV

Dunstable Town IV v Harpenden VI

Studham v Leverstock Green IV

Wheathampstead IV v Old Albanian IV

30 May

Abbots Langley IV v Aldenham II

Dunstable Town IV v Studham

Harpenden VI v Chipperfield Clarendon III

Northwood V v Wheathampstead IV

Old Albanian IV v Leverstock Green IV

6 June

Aldenham II v Harpenden VI

Chipperfield Clarendon III v Dunstable Town IV

Leverstock Green IV v Northwood V

Studham v Old Albanian IV

Wheathampstead IV v Abbots Langley IV

13 June

Abbots Langley IV v Leverstock Green IV

Chipperfield Clarendon III v Studham

Dunstable Town IV v Aldenham II

Harpenden VI v Wheathampstead IV

Northwood V v Old Albanian IV

20 June

Aldenham II v Chipperfield Clarendon III

Leverstock Green IV v Harpenden VI

Old Albanian IV v Abbots Langley IV

Studham v Northwood V

Wheathampstead IV v Dunstable Town IV

27 June

Abbots Langley IV v Northwood V

Aldenham II v Studham

Chipperfield Clarendon III v Wheathampstead IV

Dunstable Town IV v Leverstock Green IV

Harpenden VI v Old Albanian IV

4 July

Leverstock Green IV v Chipperfield Clarendon III

Northwood V v Harpenden VI

Old Albanian IV v Dunstable Town IV

Studham v Abbots Langley IV

Wheathampstead IV v Aldenham II

11 July

Abbots Langley IV v Harpenden VI

Leverstock Green IV v Aldenham II

Northwood V v Dunstable Town IV

Old Albanian IV v Chipperfield Clarendon III

Studham v Wheathampstead IV

18 July

Aldenham II v Old Albanian IV

Chipperfield Clarendon III v Northwood V

Dunstable Town IV v Abbots Langley IV

Harpenden VI v Studham

Wheathampstead IV v Leverstock Green IV

25 July

Abbots Langley IV

v Chipperfield Clarendon III

Harpenden VI v Dunstable Town IV

Leverstock Green IV v Studham

Northwood V v Aldenham II

Old Albanian IV v Wheathampstead IV

1 August

Aldenham II v Abbots Langley IV

Chipperfield Clarendon III v Harpenden VI

Leverstock Green IV v Old Albanian IV

Studham v Dunstable Town IV

Wheathampstead IV v Northwood V

8 August

Abbots Langley IV v Wheathampstead IV

Dunstable Town IV v Chipperfield Clarendon III

Harpenden VI v Aldenham II

Northwood V v Leverstock Green IV

Old Albanian IV v Studham

15 August

Aldenham II v Dunstable Town IV

Leverstock Green IV v Abbots Langley IV

Old Albanian IV v Northwood V

Studham v Chipperfield Clarendon III

Wheathampstead IV v Harpenden VI

22 August

Abbots Langley IV v Old Albanian IV

Chipperfield Clarendon III v Aldenham II

Dunstable Town IV v Wheathampstead IV

Harpenden VI v Leverstock Green IV

Northwood V v Studham

29 August

Leverstock Green IV v Dunstable Town IV

Northwood V v Abbots Langley IV

Old Albanian IV v Harpenden VI

Studham v Aldenham II

Wheathampstead IV v Chipperfield Clarendon III

5 September

Aldenham II v Wheathampstead IV

Chipperfield Clarendon III v Leverstock Green IV

Dunstable Town IV v Old Albanian IV

Harpenden VI v Northwood V

Studham v Abbots Langley IV

9 May

Regional Division 14 East

Datchworth IV v Mill Hill Village V

Knebworth Park IV v Hitchin VII

Letchworth Garden City VI v Old Camdenians IV

Tewin III v Cheshunt Rosedale IV

Welwyn Garden City V v Holtwhites Trinibis IV

16 May

Cheshunt Rosedale IV v Letchworth Garden City VI

Hitchin VII v Datchworth IV

Holtwhites Trinibis IV v Tewin III

Mill Hill Village V v Welwyn Garden City V Old Camdenians IV v Knebworth Park IV

23 May

Datchworth IV v Knebworth Park IV

Letchworth Garden City VI v Holtwhites Trinibis IV

Old Camdenians IV v Cheshunt Rosedale IV

Tewin III v Mill Hill Village V

Welwyn Garden City V v Hitchin VII

30 May

Datchworth IV v Old Camdenians IV

Hitchin VII v Tewin III

Holtwhites Trinibis IV v Cheshunt Rosedale IV

Knebworth Park IV v Welwyn Garden City V

Mill Hill Village V v Letchworth Garden City VI

6 June

Cheshunt Rosedale IV v Mill Hill Village V

Letchworth Garden City VI v Hitchin VII

Old Camdenians IV v Holtwhites Trinibis IV

Tewin III v Knebworth Park IV

Welwyn Garden City V v Datchworth IV

13 June

Hitchin VII v Cheshunt Rosedale IV

Knebworth Park IV v Letchworth Garden City VI

Mill Hill Village V v Holtwhites Trinibis IV Tewin III v Datchworth IV

Welwyn Garden City V v Old Camdenians IV

20 June

Cheshunt Rosedale IV v Knebworth Park IV

Holtwhites Trinibis IV v Hitchin VII

Letchworth Garden City VI v Datchworth IV

Old Camdenians IV v Mill Hill Village V Tewin III v Welwyn Garden City V

27 June

Datchworth IV v Cheshunt Rosedale IV

Hitchin VII v Mill Hill Village V

Knebworth Park IV v Holtwhites Trinibis IV

Tewin III v Old Camdenians IV

Welwyn Garden City V v Letchworth Garden City VI

4 July

Cheshunt Rosedale IV v Welwyn Garden City V

Holtwhites Trinibis IV v Datchworth IV

Letchworth Garden City VI v Tewin III

Mill Hill Village V v Knebworth Park IV Old Camdenians IV v Hitchin VII

11 July

Cheshunt Rosedale IV v Tewin III

Hitchin VII v Knebworth Park IV

Holtwhites Trinibis IV v Welwyn Garden City V

Mill Hill Village V v Datchworth IV Old Camdenians IV v Letchworth Garden City VI

18 July

Datchworth IV v Hitchin VII

Knebworth Park IV v Old Camdenians IV

Letchworth Garden City VI v Cheshunt Rosedale IV

Tewin III v Holtwhites Trinibis IV

Welwyn Garden City V v Mill Hill Village V

25 July

Cheshunt Rosedale IV v Old Camdenians IV

Hitchin VII v Welwyn Garden City V

Holtwhites Trinibis IV v Letchworth Garden City VI

Knebworth Park IV v Datchworth IV

Mill Hill Village V v Tewin III

1 August

Cheshunt Rosedale IV v Holtwhites Trinibis IV

Letchworth Garden City VI v Mill Hill Village V Old Camdenians IV v Datchworth IV

Tewin III v Hitchin VII

Welwyn Garden City V v Knebworth Park IV

8 August

Datchworth IV v Welwyn Garden City V

Hitchin VII v Letchworth Garden City VI

Holtwhites Trinibis IV v Old Camdenians IV

Knebworth Park IV v Tewin III

Mill Hill Village V v Cheshunt Rosedale IV

15 August

Cheshunt Rosedale IV v Hitchin VII

Holtwhites Trinibis IV v Mill Hill Village V

Letchworth Garden City VI v Knebworth Park IV

Old Camdenians IV v Welwyn Garden City V Tewin III v Datchworth IV

22 August

Datchworth IV v Letchworth Garden City VI

Hitchin VII v Holtwhites Trinibis IV

Knebworth Park IV v Cheshunt Rosedale IV

Mill Hill Village V v Old Camdenians IV

Welwyn Garden City V v Tewin III

29 August

Cheshunt Rosedale IV v Datchworth IV

Holtwhites Trinibis IV v Knebworth Park IV

Letchworth Garden City VI v Welwyn Garden City V

Mill Hill Village V v Hitchin VII

Old Camdenians IV v Tewin III

5 September

Datchworth IV v Holtwhites Trinibis IV

Hitchin VII v Old Camdenians IV

Knebworth Park IV v Mill Hill Village V

Tewin III v Letchworth Garden City VI

Welwyn Garden City V v Cheshunt Rosedale IV

Regional Division 14 West

9 May

Hatch End II v Kings Langley IV

Langleybury IV v Redbourn V

Pinner IV v Harpenden VII

Potten End v Watford Town V

Rickmansworth V v Chorleywood IV

16 May

Chorleywood IV v Pinner IV

Harpenden VII v Hatch End II

Kings Langley IV v Potten End

Redbourn V v Rickmansworth V

Watford Town V v Langleybury IV

23 May

Hatch End II v Chorleywood IV

Pinner IV v Redbourn V

Potten End v Harpenden VII

Rickmansworth V v Langleybury IV

Watford Town V v Kings Langley IV

30 May

Chorleywood IV v Potten End

Harpenden VII v Kings Langley IV

Langleybury IV v Pinner IV

Redbourn V v Hatch End II

Rickmansworth V v Watford Town V

6 June

Hatch End II v Langleybury IV

Kings Langley IV v Chorleywood IV

Pinner IV v Rickmansworth V

Potten End v Redbourn V

Watford Town V v Harpenden VII

13 June

Chorleywood IV v Harpenden VII

Langleybury IV v Potten End

Pinner IV v Watford Town V

Redbourn V v Kings Langley IV

Rickmansworth V v Hatch End II

20 June

Harpenden VII v Redbourn V

Hatch End II v Pinner IV

Kings Langley IV v Langleybury IV

Potten End v Rickmansworth V

Watford Town V v Chorleywood IV

27 June

Hatch End II v Watford Town V

Langleybury IV v Harpenden VII

Pinner IV v Potten End

Redbourn V v Chorleywood IV

Rickmansworth V v Kings Langley IV

4 July

Chorleywood IV v Langleybury IV

Harpenden VII v Rickmansworth V

Kings Langley IV v Pinner IV

Potten End v Hatch End II

Watford Town V v Redbourn V

11 July

Chorleywood IV v Rickmansworth V

Harpenden VII v Pinner IV

Kings Langley IV v Hatch End II

Redbourn V v Langleybury IV

Watford Town V v Potten End

18 July

Hatch End II v Harpenden VII

Langleybury IV v Watford Town V

Pinner IV v Chorleywood IV

Potten End v Kings Langley IV

Rickmansworth V v Redbourn V

25 July

Chorleywood IV v Hatch End II

Harpenden VII v Potten End

Kings Langley IV v Watford Town V

Langleybury IV v Rickmansworth V

Redbourn V v Pinner IV

1 August

Hatch End II v Redbourn V

Kings Langley IV v Harpenden VII

Pinner IV v Langleybury IV

Potten End v Chorleywood IV

Watford Town V v Rickmansworth V

8 August

Chorleywood IV v Kings Langley IV

Harpenden VII v Watford Town V

Langleybury IV v Hatch End II

Redbourn V v Potten End

Rickmansworth V v Pinner IV

15 August

Harpenden VII v Chorleywood IV

Hatch End II v Rickmansworth V

Kings Langley IV v Redbourn V

Potten End v Langleybury IV

Watford Town V v Pinner IV

22 August

Chorleywood IV v Watford Town V

Langleybury IV v Kings Langley IV

Pinner IV v Hatch End II

Redbourn V v Harpenden VII

Rickmansworth V v Potten End

29 August

Chorleywood IV v Redbourn V

Harpenden VII v Langleybury IV

Kings Langley IV v Rickmansworth V

Potten End v Pinner IV

Watford Town V v Hatch End II

5 September

Hatch End II v Potten End

Langleybury IV v Chorleywood IV

Pinner IV v Kings Langley IV

Redbourn V v Watford Town V

Rickmansworth V v Harpenden VII

Which Ball to Use?

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Dukes County International Premier Divisions

Readers Superior Crown Divisions 1-3b

(can be used in 4a and below)

Dukes Pink County International Premier - 50 Over Matches

Readers County Match Divisions 4a and below

Readers Pink County Match T20 Matches

Regional Division 15

16 May

Ickleford IV v Bushey IV

Reed IV v Old Elizabethans IV

23 May

Bushey IV v Cockfosters III

Old Elizabethans IV v Ickleford IV

30 May

Old Elizabethans IV v Bushey IV

Reed IV v Cockfosters III

6 June

Bushey IV v Reed IV

Cockfosters III v Ickleford IV

13 June

Ickleford IV v Reed IV

Old Elizabethans IV v Cockfosters III

20 June

Bushey IV v Old Elizabethans IV

Cockfosters III v Reed IV

27 June

Ickleford IV v Bushey IV

Old Elizabethans IV v Reed IV

4 July

Cockfosters III v Old Elizabethans IV

Reed IV v Ickleford IV

11 July

Cockfosters III v Bushey IV

Ickleford IV v Old Elizabethans IV

18 July

Bushey IV v Ickleford IV

Old Elizabethans IV v Reed IV

25 July

Cockfosters III v Bushey IV

Ickleford IV v Old Elizabethans IV

1 August

Bushey IV v Old Elizabethans IV

Cockfosters III v Reed IV

8 August

Ickleford IV v Cockfosters III

Reed IV v Bushey IV

15 August

Cockfosters III v Old Elizabethans IV

Reed IV v Ickleford IV

22 August

Ickleford IV v Cockfosters III

Reed IV v Bushey IV

Readers Herts T20 Cup 2026

Group Stage - Saturday 2 May Reserve date – 17 May

Group A, venue Harpenden CC

10.00am - Harpenden v Old Owens

1.15pm - Shenley Village v Potters Bar 4.30pm - Final

Group B, venue Radlett CC

10.00am - Radlett v North Mymms

1.15pm – Redbourn v West Herts 4.30pm - Final

Group C, venue Bishop's Stortford CC

10.00am - Bishops Stortford v Hemel Hempstead

1.15pm - Totteridge Millhillians v Welwyn GC 4.30pm - Final

Group D, venue Broxbourne CC

10.00am - Broxbourne v Hertford

1.15pm - Hoddesdon v Preston 4.30pm - Final

Finals Day - Sunday 12th July (Venue To be confirmed)

Winners go through to the T20 National Club Competition area finals at a date and venue to be confirmed

Organiser: Mark Shepherd. T: 07772 224390. E: markshepherd01@aol.com Photos from T20 finals day 2025, courtesy of Paul Williams

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Club/Team Penalties 2026

The following table provides a list of the standard penalties that will be applied. All penalties applied are subject to appeal. See Constitution or Match Rules for details.

Offence Level Penalty

Non membership compliance

Non Club attendance at AGM

Non Club attendance at Captains' Meeting

Failure to provide team sheet at toss (Constitution rule 13e)

Failure to enter team sheet on play-cricket.com by 9pm, on match day

Non result reporting on playcricket.com by home team, by 9pm on match day.

Full scorecard not posted on play-cricket.com, by home team, by 11pm on Tuesday

Facilities not reported by 9pm on the following Wednesday

No umpire marking report by 9pm on the following Wednesday

Playing unregistered/ineligible player

Playing unregistered Juniors (U18 and below)

Playing ineligible juniors in adult matches (inc.substitute fielders)

Constitutional violation / Not affiliated to HCCA

Constitutional violation

Constitutional violation

All divisions

All divisions

Club suspended / Disciplinary action

Club fined as per rules

No team eligible for 5 points bonus

No match - Match awarded to opposition

5 point deduction on each occasion

All divisions 5 point deduction on each occasion

Premier - 2B

Divisions 3A - 6B

Premier - 2B

All divisions

All divisions

All divisions

Playing player in wrong category Constitutional violation

Playing player under false name

Captain or vice-captains without DBS - ineligible player

Failure to comply with fixture cancellation requirements

Failure to provide umpire to panel, as per playing conditions.

Failure to provide umpire when required (per playing conditions)

Failure to provide scorer Failure to provide DLSMM

Paying a player to play

No Safeguarding Officer

Failure to comply with ECB fast bowling directive

All divisions

All divisions

All divisions

Premier - 2B

Divisions 2A - 6B

Premier - 2B Premier/Championship

Division 1 & below

All teams in all divisions

All teams in all divisions

Home team fined £30 on each occasion

5 point deduction on each occasion

5 points deduction on each occasion

Team: 5 point deduction each occasion (10 points after 1 Aug)

30 point deduction on each occasion

Automatic relegation + disciplinary proceedings

50% deduction of points

Automatic relegation + disciplinary proceedings

Team: 10 points deduction each occasion.

£150 to opposition

5 point deduction each occasion

5 point deduction each occasion

5 point deduction each occasion 5 point deduction each occasion

Automatic relegation + disciplinary proceedings

30 points deduction on each occasion

10 points deduction on each occasion

Umpire & Scorer Registration Process 2026

Background

Every club with a team playing in the Premier Division, Championship and Divisions 1 to 6b is required to register with the League every Umpire that it considers to be attached to the club whether that umpire has been supplied to the League Umpires Panel or will be standing in a match below Division 2b

Scorers officiating in matches in the Premier Division, Championship shall be qualified to at least Level S4 of the ECB Scoring Pathway and be full members of the ECB ACO. In divs 1 to 2B the scorer should have completed the ECB Online Scoring Course and be a full member of the ECB ACO; or have dispensation from this requirement from the League.

Procedure

The registration of umpires & scorers follows the same process as that used to register players. Within the Registration area of the League website you will be able to enter the name of each umpire and scorer attached to your club. For each umpire and scorer so registered you will be asked to indicate which category is applicable, as follows:

Category Description

Panel

Qualified Umpire

Qualified Scorer

Dispensation granted

Club Umpire/Scorer

An umpire listed on the HPCL Umpires’ Panel

An umpire not on the League Umpires' Panel who is a member of the ECB ACO, with a valid DBS, who has completed both the ECB Umpiring Course and the ECB Umpire Development Course or their equivalents.

A scorer who is a member of the ECB ACO and who has either qualified to at least Level S4 of the ECB Scoring Pathway, or completed the ECB Online Scoring Course.

An umpire/scorer who has received dispensation from the League on the grounds that he/she is a long-standing experienced umpire or scorer. A League sub-committee will review and agree any dispensation on this basis. Dispensation is granted annually and does not carry over to subsequent seasons

Any other umpire/scorer which the club expects to use to cover absence of a qualified umpire/scorer, or one who has been granted dispensation, due to illness, injury or holiday

Request for Umpire or Scorer Dispensation

A club seeking to obtain dispensation is required to complete the form ‘Request for Umpire Dispensation’ or ‘Request for Scorer Dispensation’ for each umpire or scorer for whom dispensation is being sought. The forms are available for download on the League website. The completed form should be sent by email to:

Umpires: umpires@hertspremiercl.co.uk Scorers: scorers@hertspremiercl.co.uk Please provide the details requested on the form, particularly concerning cricket, umpiring and scoring experience as applicable. We are looking for sufficient evidence of competence to allow an umpire to stand or a scorer to score despite not having attended a course and passed the examination. The expectation is that any person for whom dispensation is sought will have an adequate level of experience and umpires will need to have a current cricket specific ECB DBS certificate obtained through cricket. The objective of the match rule is to raise the standards of officiating and is not intended to prevent competent umpires and scorers from continuing to support their club. Attendance on a course without passing the exam will be regarded as adequate grounds for dispensation.

Umpires panel 2026

Panel coordinator Anthony Levy. T: 020 8441 9297. M: 07904 309926. E: umpires@hertspremiercl.co.uk

Phil Anderson

07469 652363

Richard Apperley 07971 880547

Paul Attfield 07734 036143

Paul Barnes

07754 093888

Geoff Bassill 07703 307452

Andrew Bennett 07947 639355

Navneet Bhatnagar 07747 092519

Mark Bishop 07751 357382

Martin Botha 07969 938662

Ian Breeze 07754 679140

Alan Brewster 07549 286172

Tim Caldicott 07721 017651

Murray Carlson

07907 121404

Paul Carroll 07889 344869

Alan Casbard 07815 609129

Ben Childs 07534 080357

Luke Clow 07843 386177

Geoff Cordingley 01992 423879

Andy Cox

07720 288408

Adrian Dell 07908 450080

Sujoy Dey

07907 030582

Jerry Dovey 07949 196413

Rose Dovey 07459 460726

Martyn Dunn 07767 878280

Stuart Ellis

Jeremy Epton

07421 042654

07764 176702

John Eyre 07740 054726

Piers Fuller 07879 236193

Rob Furber

07785 227511

Rupert Garrett 07951 492396

Ajaz Ghafoor 07710 004401

Jeremy Goodacre 07551 660052

Pete Gurney

Phil Gurney

Nick Hall

07919 241096

07969 558260

07929 562554

Bryan Harber 07790 751187

Tim Harvey

07775 686002

Luke Heming 07779 262588

Jon Hillman

07976 375619

Peter Hinstridge 07710 403524

Jon Holland

David Inwood

Greg Keene

James Knight

07948 718178

07902 076757

07773 772005

07956 533083

Jerry Lake 07309 041240

Ian Lawless

07976 359625

David Lee 07901 972859

Ian Letting 07591 775545

Anthony Levy 07904 309926

Phil Lewins 07796 781617

Guy Lewis 07500 843575

Jonathan Mackman 07984 791309

Andrew McCree 07836 365975

Marcel Mester 07828 612972

Pravin Mistry 07305 413778

Andrew Mower 07855 552657

Martin Myers 07798 520865

Harish Padalia 07770 567857

Chaitana Paruchuri 07503 999394

Chris Pask 07803 504765

David Perkins 07803 204200

David Pimblett 07775 505486

Gary Pond 07850 224582

Chris Price 07961 808766

Rob Riddleston 07956 922590

Mark Rivlin 07973 824303

Gordon Ronald 07802 933998

Michael Rueth 07425 147162

David Segal 07956 282630

David Shelley 07704 103868

Gareth Sheppard 07811 202856

Graham Sherman 07776 745914

Tim Sims 07769 111508

Satish Solanki 07786 732056

Arvind Srinivasan 07713 563245

Michael Stiffin 07954 134609

Mick Stock 07926 708460

Tony Stopford 07703 462850

John Sweedy 07854 374597

David Taylor 07792 271572

Jim Wallace 07875 131905

Stephen Waller 07711 071727

Ray Ward 07708 632578

Ian Watkins 07950 831686

John Watson-Humphreys 07860 648390

George White 07968 349933

Ben Whyall 07734 253709

Hemal Wijesuriya 07801 763542

David Wormald 07940 596660

Kevin Youngs 07777 148246

Expenses: Umpires will receive their match fees directly from the League and clubs will be invoiced at mid- and end-of-season

Cancellations: For the Premier Divisions see playing condition 4 on page 7 of the match day handbook. For matches in divisions 1 to 2B, see match rule 3 on page 33 of the match day handbook.

Disciplinary Procedures

The following sets out a summary of the Disciplinary Procedures adopted by the HPCL. The League has adopted the ECB’s General Conduct Regulations for the Premier and Championship leagues and Recreational Cricket Conduct Regulations for Division 1 and below, with some minor modifications. Details can be found on the League website. All penalties determined shall be in the form of number of days for which a cited player cannot play any cricket anywhere in the UK. All penalties will be recorded on Play Cricket, which will prevent the selection of the said player. In terms of the procedures, where an incident is to be reported, notification of such should be submitted to the Disciplinary Chair, George White, by text, (07968 349933), the evening the incident took place. The text should set out the level of the offence, (L1, L2, L3 or L4), the division, player, club name, a BRIEF sentence about the offence and the name of the person sending the text. The participant, (panel or non-playing umpire, captain, player or spectator), should then submit a report, (using the relevant Discipline form found on the League website), not later than 48 hours after the incident took place. The report should outline the incident concisely and deal with the facts. Save for mistaken identity, a Level 1 offence, (as set out in Law 42), will likely lead to an automatic 7-day or 14-day ban depending upon the seriousness of the incident. A sincere apology made to both umpires as soon as practically possible, (i.e., during a lunch or tea interval, or immediately upon the end of the game), may lead to such a ban being halved or suspended. Irrespective of any apology, in any match where independent panel umpire(s) have been appointed by the League, all Level 1’s will automatically result in a 2-point deduction for the team for whom that player plays. A second Level 1 issued to any player from that same team in the same season will lead to an automatic 5-point deduction for the team for whom the player plays, with all other Level 1s leading to a 10-point

deduction. These point deductions were not implemented in 2024, but will be in 2025, irrespective as to the outcome of a reported incident.

Should the offence as reported by an umpire be determined as Level 2, the Discipline Chair will forward the report same to the participants club for their comment. The report will stipulate a prospective ban of not less than 14-days based upon the report’s content. Clubs are requested to conduct their own investigate, advising the Discipline Chair as to their determination within 72-hours of their being advised of the Level 2 report by the Disciplinary Chairman. Where the outcome is deemed appropriate by the Discipline Chair, this will be posted on the Discipline Action Update and the matter, subject to the determined penalty being served, shall be considered closed. The participant submitting the report shall also be advised as to the outcome by email. Should the Club not respond in a timely manner, (as in within the 72-hour time period above), or where the Discipline Chair deems the Club’s action(s) inappropriate, the Discipline Chair will, in the first instance reach out to the Club concerned to discuss the incident and a more acceptable outcome. If a suitable outcome cannot be reached, the Discipline Chair shall anonymise the Discipline Report, circulating same, plus any mitigating submissions submitted to the Discipline Chair, to a panel of at least 5 unrelated, (to the club or individual(s) concerned), for their feedback. These individuals will comprise a mix of panel umpires, club chairmen, secretaries, captains, coaches/ directors of cricket and players. The Discipline Chair shall average out these responses to determine a penalty, which shall then be communicated to the Club concerned.

The relevant Club or respondent can either accept this determination, (in which case the matter shall be deemed closed once any adjudication has been served) or will have the right to appeal the findings of the above panel. Such an appeal must be submitted with 72-hours of the determination having been issued, with the appeal itself convened

within 14 days. Details as to the process for such an appeal can be found on the League website. A payment of £250 must be remitted to the League within 72 hours of an appeal being requested. Please note however, if the club/respondent loses such an appeal, there is a good chance original determination will be doubled.

As with Level 1 offences, in any match where independent panel umpire(s) have been appointed by the League, all Level 2’s will automatically result in a 5-point deduction for the team for whom that player plays. A second Level 2 issued to any player from that same team in the same season will lead to an automatic 10-point deduction for the team for whom the player plays, with all other Level 2’s leading to a 20-point deduction.

Please note one major change to Discipline for 2025 as stipulated by the ECB sees the law around shying the ball at or near a player, the latter also to be reported as and deemed a Level 2 offence.

Level 3/Level 4 incidents will also be dealt with by the HPCL Disciplinary Team, and will be reported to the ECB’s Recreational Cricket Regulator. Where such incidents are reported by an independent or panel appointed umpire, a minimum of a 25-point will be deducted from the team for which the player cited plays.

The above procedures in relation to player behaviour shall also apply in Divisions 3A to 6B where there is at least one non-playing Qualified Umpire standing. An umpire who has completed both the Stage 1 and Stage 2 courses will be regarded as ‘qualified’ for the purposes of the match rules.

For the avoidance of doubt neither an unqualified club umpire nor an umpire who has received dispensation nor a player umpire is permitted to apply any aspect of Law 42.

This said, serious misbehaviour should be reported to the Disciplinary Chair, especially where such behaviour contravenes the ECB’s Code of Conduct and/or EDI principals.

Discipline officers:

Dan Reynolds & Nav Parkar discipline@hertspremiercl.co.uk

Summary of discipline penalties

Level 1 offences:

An automatic 7-day or 14-day ban depending upon incident.

A 2-point deduction for that player's team. (only in matches with independent panel umpires).

A second Level 1 issued to any player from that same team in the same season - an automatic 5-point deduction for his team (only matches with independent panel umpires).

Any subsequent Level 1 offences - a 10-point deduction.

Level 2 offences:

A prospective ban of not less than 14-days

An automatic 5-point deduction for the player's team.

A second Level 2 issued to any player from same team in same season - an automatic 10-point deduction for his team (only matches with independent panel umpires)

Any subsequent Level 2 offences - a 20-point deduction.

Level 3/Level 4 offences:

A 25-point deduction (minimum) for his team.

Note: All above procedures shall also apply in Divisions 3A to 6B with at least one non-playing qualified umpire standing

ECB Club Affiliation

ECB affiliation procedure now requires all county boards to introduce a strict affiliation policy.

In order to meet the requirements set out by ECB, All County Cricket Boards were tasked with developing minimum standard affiliation packages that they provide to clubs.

This includes having a fully compliant Club Safeguarding Officer.

Hertfordshire Cricket has updated their affiliation package to meet these requirements, which include offering clubs in Hertfordshire more support.

Clubs who affiliate to Hertfordshire Cricket are offered a variety of benefits. Further details of Hertfordshire Cricket affiliation package are available on https://www.hertscricket.org/page/clubs--community/club-affiliation/club-affiliationpackage-2026-9768/

Hertfordshire Premier Cricket League is a Hertfordshire based league. It is a requirement for clubs to be members of ECB through Hertfordshire Cricket. Therefore, Hertfordshire based clubs must be fully affiliated to Hertfordshire Cricket or participant clubs based outside of Hertfordshire are required to become Associate members of Hertfordshire Cricket.

Clubs failing to meet affiliation requirements place at risk their membership of Hertfordshire Premier Cricket League.

Who Requires DBS Checks?

It’s mandatory in cricket for holders of following posts to be Cricket specific ECB DBS checked

• Club Safeguarding Officer (all club/league/county posts)

• ID Verifier

• Coach (whether volunteer or paid, assisting or leading)

• Coach Support Workers

• Umpires

• Club Junior team Managers

• County Age Group Managers

• Open Age Group Team Captains and Vice-Captains

• Junior Supervisors

• First Aider/Physiotherapist/Medical Support

• Club volunteer coordinators

• All Stars Cricket Activator

ECB identity vetting

All DBS applications will be verified face-to-face.

• Hertfordshire County Cricket’s objective is for ALL clubs to have their own verifier – currently approximately 70 clubs within Hertfordshire have their own verifier.

• All completed applications (except paid coaches & official) will automatically go on to UPDATE SYSTEM. (Although an applicant can opt out) which means a successful applicant will not have to renew their DBS as long as the applicant undertakes a role within cricket which requires a DBS check.

DBS Applications can be initiated by a verifier or through County Safeguarding team.

To initiate a DBS application, an applicant should contact their clubs Safeguarding Officer or email welfare@hertscricket.org. Providing the following information:

1. Full legal first name (as on a passport or driving licence)

2. Full legal last name (as on a passport or driving licence)

3. Applicant’s date of birth

4. Role applicant intends to undertake

5. Applicant's email address (must be an email address specific to the applicant)

6. The club the applicant intends to represent

Club safeguarding responsibilities

All clubs have a duty of care to all juniors and vulnerable adults who participate in cricket. These are set out on the Herts County website at https://www.hertscricket.org/page/safeguarding-1633/

The guidelines cover:

• A club's safeguarding responsibilities

Note: Every club must appoint a trained Club Safeguarding Officer (CSO). It’s part of a club’s membership to ECB, Hertfordshire Cricket and HPCL. Failure to have a trained CSO negates the club’s membership, and the club will then be penalised as per league rules

• Photography, filming, social media and broadcasting guidelines

• Guidelines for youth players in the HPCL

For any DBS and safeguarding questions, contact Julie Page at Hertfordshire Cricket Ltd

Tel: 07741 272751

Email: julie.page@hertscricket.org

Premier Divisions Player Registration 2026

The following regulations apply to the Premier Division and Championship:

• All players must be registered prior to playing as per HPCL Registration requirements

• All players must in first instance be registered to play in Hertfordshire Cricket League on their clubs play-cricket website, prior to registering on HPCL Club registration site.

• All Category 2 & 3 players must be re- registered each season

• On Clubs HPCL Registration site there will be a box for “Premier” status which must be ticked by all Premier & Championship players

• No player can be registered to play for more than one Premier club

Category 1

All players must be either (i) a British or Irish citizen born in England and Wales and is deemed “ordinarily resident”* or (ii) a player who has been resident in England and Wales for the immediately preceding 210 days and is deemed ‘Ordinarily Resident’*

* A player will only be treated as having been ordinarily resident within England and Wales for the relevant consecutive period if he or she has spent a minimum of 210 days in each year within England or Wales (for which purpose a ‘year’ shall mean a year ending 31st March) If however the player from overseas returns home and plays cricket as a ‘home grown’ cricketer during the year, he reverts to an overseas cricketer status, Confirmation: A player who holds a British passport and lives outside the UK must also meet the ”Ordinarily Resident” criteria.

Category 2

One per team - a player CONTRACTED to a First Class County and not an Overseas player. If however the player had been a registered player for 2 years and played 12 matches in those two years, prior to signing for the First Class County (original not latest) then he will be classified as a Category 1 player.

Category 3

Any player who does not qualify as a Category 1 or 2 player

Player eligibility conditions are set out below or if in doubt contact HPCL Registration Secretary

• It is the responsibility of Clubs and their nominated officer to check player details, against original documents

• Penalties for playing an unregistered player are a minimum ten point deduction for each occasion

• Clubs must keep copies of relevant registration documents, as

• HPCL may ask clubs to supply evidence of entry into UK including original visa & passport and / or evidence of permanent residency in order to verify information.

• HPCL may suspend any player if evidence required is not received within five days of request for information

For avoidance of doubt

• Category 1 players must be eligible to play for England or Ireland.

• To become a Category 1 player, an EU (non-UK or Irish) citizen has to be permanently resident in UK for 210 days prior to registration.

• Players with dual passports (one UK) will have to meet permanently resident qualifications to be eligible to play for England

• Definition of an International match, are International matches for ICC Full Member Countries plus Ireland, Netherlands & Scotland at above under17 level. They include a T/20 match, as well as a 50/50 or a First Class match.

• A player in an under 14 age group or lower is ineligible to be registered in HPCL Premier Divisions.

Registration, Overseas Players and Asylum Seekers

Registration

All players must be registered to play and listed under the clubs entry on www.hertspremiercl.co.uk and the Play Cricket site

Penalties for playing an unregistered player are 5 point deduction each occasion (10 points after 1 August).

All eligibility information, including categories of British, Ordinary Resident and Overseas players, can be found in the Consitution (rule 13d). See page 38 of this handbook.

Clubs in any doubt over eligibility should contact the HPCL Registration Secretary: registration@hertspremiercl.co.uk

Overseas players

All non EEA citizens will require prior permission (a visa) to come to the UK to participate in sport if they do not hold:

• A British passport (or is a spouse/dependant of)

• European passport (or is a spouse/dependant of)

• Ancestral visa

Clubs wishing to use the services of a player who is in the UK, but not on a Tier 5 Creative & Sporting (Non FCC) visa, must ensure that the player’s visa allows them to play and/or coach. Clubs must make thelr own checks, and not solely rely on information provided by agents.

This also includes the Home Office definition of Professional vs Amateur and details of sanctions and penalties.

Asylum Seekers

All applicants either a Government share code or a pink residency card, which shows they have met their criteria with the Border Agencies - must check with registration if player is on the pathway

Under the age of 18 with a Government Share Code or a pink residency card - they will be classed as a Cat 1 cricketer - must check with registration if player is on the pathway

Over the Age of 18 with a Government Share Code or a pink residency card, with evidence of spending more than 210 days in the UK (between 1st April 2025 and March 31 2026) - Cat 1must check with registration if player is on the pathway

Outside this timescale - the overseas form needs to be completed along with the Government Share Code or the Pink Residency Card. Such players will be Cat 3 - Only one Cat 3 player allowed per eleven.

Sources of support

ECB overseas regulations: www.ecb.co.uk/news/3340168/regulations-overseas Home Office website: www.gov.uk/government/organisations/uk-visas-and-immigration Sponsor & Employer Enquiries: Tel: 0300 123 4699 or e-mail: BusinessHelpdesk@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk

HPCL are not experts on immigration and, where there is doubt, clubs will be required to contact the ECB for clarification. Email: emma.davis-bidgood@ecb.co.uk. Where there is a doubt the player should NOT be registered

HPCL is required to provide the Home Office with details of all players registered as category 3 within the whole HPCL structure, in June each year. Therefore clubs must ensure that registration details provided to HPCL are correct.

CRICKET GROUND - MATCH SAFETY CHECK LIST

Home Club Name:

Venue / Address:

Following an unfortunate but avoidable accident at one of our league grounds, the League and Herts County Association issued the following guidelines and safety checks, which should be carried out by clubs and their home teams, before every match, in support of the umpires.

Match v’s:

OUTFIELD

Date:

Checked for debris, stones, sticks, bottles, litter and animal faeces

BOUNDARY LINE

Clearly marked with a rope, white line or markers every 20 metres

Boundary line or rope must be a minimum one metre from any obstruction. Such as sight screen, hoarding or boundary railing

Rope must be appropriately maintained

Rope, if secured to ground by pegs, shall be made of suitable material and be properly maintained with no protruding or sharp/ pointed edges

Boundary markers must be of suitable material with no protruding or sharp/ pointed edges.

INNER CIRCLE DISCS

Discs should be made of suitable non-slip material with no hazardous edges.

SIGHT SCREENS

In good condition and easy to move

Appropriately positioned before start of play

Completely outside the playing area and / or roped off and a minimum one metre from boundary line or rope

OTHER OBSTRUCTIONS

No match should take place with an obvious match incident waiting to happen

Such as a railing or hoarding or vehicle or other structure parked or positioned near to boundary line. All obstructions should be positioned a minimum one metre from boundary line or rope

No match should take place without the “home” club having the necessary Public Liability Insurance in place

UMPIRES

Umpires should ensure above is in place by conducting a pre-match facility visual assessment

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Club Directory

Abbots Langley

Ground Manor House Ground, Gallows Hill Lane, Abbots Langley, Herts, WD5

Contact Mark Bishop m.bishop62@yahoo.co.uk

Secretary Matthew Dunstone mattdunstone@hotmail.com

Teams.divs 1st XI - One, 2nd XI - 5A, 3rd XI - 9 West, 4th XI - 13 West

Aldenham

Ground Aldenham Social Club, Church Lane, Aldenham, Herts, WD25 8AY

Contact Simon Letts simon@thelettsfamily.co.uk

Fixtures Majid Fadra Majid.fadra@gmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 6A, 2nd XI - 13 West

Allenburys

& County Hall

Ground Allenburys Sport & Social Club, Park Road, Ware, Herts, SG12

Contact Albie Esterhuyse Albie.2.esterhuyse@gsk.com

07751 357382

07753 634384

07436 593139

01920 882189

07712 526136

Fixtures Daniel Levenson daniel.m.levenson@gsk.com Mob: 07747 898180

Teams/divs 1st XI - 3B, 2nd XI - 8 East

Ampthill Town

Ground The Park, Woburn Road, Ampthill, Beds, MK45 2GU

Contact Ian Smith cricketsmithy@gmail.com

Fixtures Contact Teams/divs 1st XI - 1, 2nd XI - 6A

Arkley

Ground Dame Alice Owens Open Space, Chandos Avenue, Whetstone N20 9HX

Contact Mervyn Lack mervyn.lack@gmail.com

Fixtures Wes Crellin crellivier@gmail.com

Teams/divs 13 East

Baldock Town

Ground Avenue Park, West Avenue, Baldock, Herts, SG7 5AY

Contact Alistair Jones duvaldo@hotmail.com

Fixtures Contact Teams/divs 1st XI - 8 East, 2nd XI - 11 East

Bamville

Ground Napsbury, Pegrum Drive, Napsbury Park, London Colney, AL2 1GE

Contact Awais Paul awaispaul@outlook.com

Fixtures Aamir Qureshi aamir_qureshi@hotmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 9 East

Batchworth

Ground Croxley Guild Sports Club, The Green, Croxley, WD3 3HX

Contact Hugh Phillipps hughphillipps97@gmail.com

Fixtures Contact

Teams/divs 1st XI - 11 West

Bayford & Hertford

Ground Bayford, Nr Hertford, Herts, SG13 8PU

Contact John Collins john.collins@wsp.com Tel: 01992 583801

Fixtures Colin Poulton c.j.poulton@btinternet.com Tel: 01707 272808

Teams/divs 1st XI - 5A, 2nd XI - 12 East

Bengeo

01525 840491

07880 850269

07593 168070

07761 813855

892059

07898 603122

07985 641979

01992 511546

07931 771744

07802 226763

bengeocc.play-cricket.com

Ground The Recreation Ground, Boundary Drive, Off New Road, Bengeo, Hertford, SG14 3JG

Contact Mike Freeman michaelfreeman999@btinternet.com Mob: 07904 559452

Fixtures Ian Ruskin ianruskin5579@hotmail.com Mob: 07881 934340

Teams/divs 1st XI - 11 East

Bentley Heath

Ground Ganwick Corner ( behind Duke of York Pub), Wrotham Park Estate, Wagon Road, Barnet, EN5 4SB

Contact Martin Dunnett dunnettm@hotmail.com Mob: 07718 652733

Fixtures Lahiru Weerasinga amilasith@gmail.com Mob: 07898 761893

Teams/divs 1st XI - 5A, 2nd XI - 9 East Captains' contact details are in the match

Berkhamsted

Ground Kitchener's Field, Castle Hill, Berkhamsted, , HP4 1HE

Contact Peter Dudley petedudley@aol.com

Fixtures Imaran Majid majid_imran@hotmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 2A, 2nd XI - 5A, 3rd XI - 8 West, 4th XI - 12 West

Bishop's Stortford

Tel: 01442 862014

Mob: 07882 501915

Mob: 07908 157945

Ground Cricketfield Lane, Bishop's Stortford, CM23 2SR Tel: 01279 654463

Contact Jen Lindop jenlindop@hotmail.com

Fixtures Graeme Sumner gsumner1960@gmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - Premier, 2nd XI - 2B

Botany Bay

Mob: 07968 950536

Mob: 07922 542782

Ground East Lodge Lane, The Ridgeway, Enfield, Middlesex, EN2 8AS Tel: 0208 363 4482

Contact Ryan McMenemy ryanmcmenemy32@gmail.com

Fixtures Pete Crowe petertcrowe1979@gmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 5B, 2nd XI - 9 East, 3rd XI - 13 East

Boxmoor

Mob: 07940 918548

Mob: 07941 335418

boxmoorcricketclub.co.uk

Ground The Oval, St Johns Road, Boxmoor, Hemel Hempstead, HP1 1NP

Contact David Coster david_coster@hotmail.com

Fixtures Contact

Teams/divs 1st XI - 5A, 2nd XI - 8 West, 3rd XI - 12 West

Mob: 07768 361691

Broxbourne broxbournecricketclub.com

Ground Broxbourne Sports Club, Mill Lane Close, Broxbourne, EN10 7BA

Contact Chris Sargent chris.sargent1@ntlworld.com

Fixtures Warren Pegg warren.pegg@broxbournecricket.club

Teams/divs 1st XI - Premier, 2nd XI - 3B, 3rd XI - 7 East, 4th XI - 10 East Bushey

Ground Eastbury, Eastbury Road, Oxhey, Watford, WD19 4NR

Contact Nomaan Ilyas n.a.ilyas@gmail.com

Fixtures Zulfy Muhuseen zulfym@hotmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 3A, 2nd XI - 7 West, 3rd XI - 11 West. 4th XI - 15 Cheshunt Rosedale

01992 466901

07854 338246

07990 865832

07917 689199

07787 259640

Ground Rosedale Sports Club (1s&2s), Andrews Lane, Cheshunt, Herts, EN7 6TB Tel: 01992 623983

Contact Scott Dinnes cheshuntrosedalecc@outlook.com

Fixtures Sam Aylott cheshuntrosedalecc@outlook.com Mob: 077906 83298

Teams/divs 1st XI - 3B, 2nd XI - 6A, 3rd XI - 10 East, 4th XI - 14 East Chipperfield Clarendon chipperfieldclarendon.play-cricket.com

Ground The Common, Chipperfield, WD4 9BS

Contact Graham Gurney GG7@sky.com

Fixtures Contact

Tel: 01923 264681

Mob: 07533 576082

Teams/divs 1st XI - 3A, 2nd XI - 10 West, 3rd XI - 13 West Chorleywood cwcricket.org

Ground The Common, Chorleywood, Herts, WD3 5SG

Contact Ryan Evans fielke06@hotmail.com

Fixtures Tom Smithson tom.p.smithson@btinternet.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - Div 1, 2nd XI - 3B, 3rd XI - 10 West, 4th XI - 14 West

Clifton

Tel: 01923 284529

Mob: 07961 225873

Mob: 07789 310698

cliftonbeds.play-cricket.com

Ground Claybridge Ground, Stanford Lane, Clifton, Beds, SG17 5EU

Contact. Lewis Bridger lewisbridger123@hotmail.com

Fixtures Josh Scandrett josh-scandrett@hotmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 5B

Cockfosters

Ground Chalk Lane, Cockfosters, EN4 9JG

Contact Adam Pigden a_pigden@hotmail.com

Fixtures Neil Hale neil2358@msn.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 3A, 2nd XI - 9 East. 3rd XI - 15.

Datchworth

Ground Datchworth Sports Club, Datchworth Green, Datchworth, SG3 6TL

Contact Dean Jones dean.jones@datchworthsportsclub.com

Fixtures Stuart Warrington warrington21@msn.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 2B, 2nd XI - 8 East, 3rd XI - 12 East, 4th XI - 13 East

Captains' contact details are in the match day handbook.

Mob: 07842 998589

Mob: 07805 427129

cockfosterscc.co.uk

Tel: 07901 710886

Mob: 07720 034121

Mob: 07745 357565

Tel: 01438 812490

Mob: 07825 840976

Mob: 07986 215815

Dunstable Town

Ground Lancot Park, Dunstable Road, Totternhoe, LU6 1QP

Contact Robert Simpkins robbieno26@googlemail.com

Secerary Pete Newton secretary.dtcc@gmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - Championship, 2nd XI - 3B, 3rd XI - 7 West, 4th XI - 13 West

Eaton Bray

Ground The Rye, Eaton Bray, LU6 2BQ

Contact Jaco Jacobs jacojacobs@hotmail.co.uk

Fixtures David Emerson david.emerson201@btinternet.com

Teams.divs 1st XI - 6A, 2nd XI - 11 West

Edgware

Ground Woodside Playing Fields, Horseshoe Ln, Watford WD25 7HH

Contact Ciaran Hosty c.hosty@hotmail.com

Secretary Valerie Hosty edgwarecricketclub@gmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 9 West

Enfield

Ground 4th XI only, playing at Botany Bay

Contact Tom Simons tomsimons852@gmail.com

Secretary Graeme Wick

Team/divs 4th XI - 12 East

Eversholt

Ground Eversholt Cricket Ground, Church End, Eversholt, Bedfordshire, MK17 9DT

Contact Jake Nichols jake.e.nichols@gmail.com

Fixtures Michael Humphrey mfhumphrey22@hotmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 2B

Flamstead

Ground Friendless Lane, Flamstead, Herts, AL3 8DE

Contact Sachith Dassanayake sachith.net@gmail.com

Secretary Nick Ross nickross28@me.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 4B, 2nd XI - 9 West

Flitwick

Ground The Hardy Vale, Flitwick Road, Westoning, Beds, MK45 5AA

Contact Andrew Summerfield summerfield17@yahoo.co.uk

Fixtures Contact

Teams/divs 1st XI - Premier, 2nd XI - 2B, 3rd XI - 6A, 4th XI - 11 West

Frogmore

Ground The Recreation Ground, Park Street Lane, Park Street, St Albans, AL2 2ND

Contact Daniel Hester-Collins d.hestercollins@gmail.com

Fixtures Kevin Harber kevinharber@hotmail.co.uk

Teams/divs 1st XI - 5B

Great Gaddesden

Ground Bridens Camp, Nr. Hemel Hempstead, HP2 6EY

07736 933533

07803 206017

546046

07540 644714

030494

715100

07851 041867

07375 217480

07980 593719

Tel: 07813 025388

Contact Stuart Oliver stuart.oliver60@gmail.com Tel: 01582 654884 Mob: 07722 235141

Fixtures Jimmy Crawley jwscrawley@hotmail.com Mob: 07742 241016

Teams/divs 1st XI - 8 West

Greenwood Park

Ground Tippendell Lane, Chiswell Green, St Albans, AL2 3HW

Contact Christopher Kent greenwoodparkcc@gmail.com

Fixtures Sam Nash samtnash@hotmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 6A

Harpenden

Ground The Common, Harpenden, AL5 2JD

Contact Mike Howard dircricket@harpendencc.co.uk

Fixtures David Byrne fixtures@harpendencc.co.uk

Teams/divs 1st XI - Premier, 2nd XI - 2A, 3rd XI - 4A, 4th XI -

Harpenden Dolphins

Ground Napsbury Park, Pegrum Drive, Napsbury Park, AL2 1GE

Contact Tom Roche tommyroche113@gmail.com

greenwoodparkcc.com

Tel: 07896 533800

Mob: 07917 604746

Mob: 07799 700070

Tel: 01582 763620

Mob: 07547 109578

Mob: 07775 943807

Mob: 07757 968974

Fixtures Mike Lacey mjlacey65@hotmail.com Tel: 01582 762798 Mob: 07956 985167

Teams/divs 1st XI - 8 East

Captains' contact details are in the match day handbook.

Hatch

Ground Aldenham Road, Elstree WD6 3BD

Contact Andy Williams andywilliamshecc@hotmail.co.uk

Secretary: Sid Lawrence sid.lawrence@talk21.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 8 East, 2nd XI - 14 West

Hatfield &

Crusaders

Ground Ascots Lane, Welwyn Garden City, AL7 4HU

Contact Leigh Parkhouse parky_10@hotmail.co.uk

Fixtures John Clark johnclarkhccc@outlook.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 4A, 2nd XI - 6B, 3rd XI - 12 East Hatfield Hyde

Ground King George V PF, Beehive Lane, Welwyn Garden City, Herts, AL7 4BP

Contact Stuart Johnson stuart@welwynbls.co.uk

Fixtures Rob Gaskell rob.hatfieldhydecc@gmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 4A, 2nd XI - 10 East, 3rd XI - 13 East

Mob: 07881 308358

Mob: 07904 234065

Tel: 01707 272380

Mob: 07792 255124

Mob: 07970 993276

Tel: 01707 326700

Mob: 07765 678401

Mob: 07526 225992

Hemel Hempstead Town hhtcc.co.uk

Ground Heath Park, Station Road, Hemel Hempstead, HP1 1JZ

Contact Mike Samuels mjsamuels@btinternet.com

Fixtures Paul Thompson paulfthompson45@gmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - Championship, 2nd XI - 3A, 3rd XI - 5B, 4th XI - 8 West

Hertford

Ground Balls Park, Mangrove Road, Hertford, Herts, SG13 8AJ

Contact David Williams david.williams280@ntlworld.com

Fixtures David Spring david@springfamily.org.uk

Teams/divs 1st XI - Premier, 2nd XI - 2B, 3rd XI - 6A, 4th XI - 11 East

Hertingfordbury

Mob: 07710 673168

Mob: 07814 608292

hertfordcricketclub.co.uk

Tel: 07777 928425

Tel: 01992 586744

Tel: 07932 153238

Ground St Mary's Lane, Hertingfordbury, Hertford, Hertfordshire, SG14 2LE

Contact Neil Darby neil.darby2@ntlworld.com

Fixtures Martin Ambler martinambler@hotmail.co.uk

Teams/divs 1st XI - 7E

Hitchin

Ground Lucas Lane, Hitchin SG5 2LU

Contact Chris Maylin juniors@hitchin.cc

Fixtures Ashley Hammond ashley.hammond@barclays.com

Mob: 07815732474

Mob: 07725 877046

Tel: 01462 434468

Mob: 07985 264939

Mob: 07880 183439

Teams/divs 1st XI - One, 2nd XI - 3B, 3rd XI - 6B, 4th XI - 9 East, 5th XI - 12 East, 6th XI - 13 East Hoddesdon hoddesdoncricketclub.co.uk

Ground Lowfield, Park View, Hoddesdon, EN11 8QA

Contact Clive Lewis c.lewis15@btinternet.com

Fixtures Alan Casbard a.casbard@outlook.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - Championship, 2nd XI - 4B, 3rd XI - 12 East Holtwhites Trinibis

Ground Kirkland Drive, Holtwhites Hill, Enfield, EN2 0RN

Contact Kevin Burgess holtwhitescricket@pm.me

Fixtures Michael Belsham holtwhitescricket@pm.me

Teams/divs 1st XI - 2A, 2nd XI - 5B, 3rd XI - 11 East, 4th XI - 14 East Ickleford

Tel: 01992 463133

Mob: 07834 339008

Mob: 07815 609129

holtwhitestrinibis.com

Tel: 0208 363 4449

Mob: 07958 473379

Mob: 07939 940 998

ickleford.play-cricket.com

Ground Ickleford Sports and Recreation Ground, Walnut Way, Ickleford, Hitchin, SG5 3YA

Contact Roy Izzard roy.izzard@outlook.com

Fixtures Charlie Jupp chadjupp@hotmail.co.uk

Tel: 01462 433171

Mob: 07803 202498

Mob: 07504 982283

Teams/divs 1st XI - 3A, 2nd XI - 7 West, 3rd XI - 12 East Kimpton kimptoncc.hitscricket.com

Ground Parkfield, Park Lane, Kimpton, SG4 8EF

Contact Jacob Sharpe jacob.sharpe92@gmail.com

Secretary Chris Westcott c.westcott123@hotmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 9 East

Kings Langley

Ground The Common, Vicarage Lane, Kings Langley, WD4 9HS

Contact Milan Bollegala milan@ksmb.co.uk

Fixtures James Calvin jamiecalvinpay@live.co.uk

Teams/divs 1st XI - 4A, 2nd XI - 9 West, 3rd XI - 12 West, 4th XI - 14 West

Captains' contact details are in the match day handbook.

Mob: 07765 160256

Mob: 07801 627948

Tel: 01923 400500

Mob: 07866 499542

Mob: 07968 005927

Knebworth Park

Ground Old Knebworth Lane, Knebworth, Herts, SG3 6HQ

Contact Graham Fisher grahamfisher@ntlworld.com

Fixtures Adam Sergeant acsergeant@hotmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 2B, 2nd XI - 6B, 3rd XI - 11 East, 4th XI - 14 East

Langleybury

Ground Langleybury Lane, Hunton Bridge WD4 8RJ

Contact Alex Riddick agdriddick@hotmail.co.uk

Secretary Natalie Rees natalie@reessourced.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 2B, 2nd XI - 6B, 3rd XI - 12 West, 4th XI - 14 West

Letchworth Garden City

Ground Whitethorn Lane, Letchworth Garden City, SG6 2DN

Contact Nikhil Nimkar nikhson@yahoo.com

Fixtures Graham Bishton graham.bishton@googlemail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - One, 2nd XI - 4A, 3rd XI - 8 East, 4th XI - 10 East, 5th XI - 12E, 6th XI - 14E

07557 669582

Leverstock Green

Ground Bedmond Road, Leverstock Green, HP3 8LJ

Contact Richard Walker richogbfc@hotmail.co.uk

Fixtures Contact

Teams/divs 1st XI - One, 2nd XI - 5A, 3rd XI - 10 West, 4th XI - 13 West

Ley Hill

Ground Ley Hill Common, Ley Hill, Chesham, HP5 1UP

Contact Nick Lee inbox.nick.lee@gmail.com

Fixtures Tom Holman tomholman87@hotmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 6B, 2nd XI - 12 West

Little Berkhamsted

Ground The Recreation Field, Church Road, Little Berkhamsted SG13 8LY

Contact James Tancock jtancock@gmail.com

Fixtures Kazim Shahzad kazimshahzad13@gmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 7 East, 2nd XI - 10 East

London Colney

Ground Green Street, Shenley, Herts, WD7 9BD

Contact Paul Seymour pwseymour@hotmail.co.uk

Fixtures George Ray georgeray94@gmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 3B, 2nd XI - 10 West

636205

07814 431981

07484 884534

Luton Town & Indians lticc.net

Ground Wardown Park, Old Bedford Road, Luton LU2 7HA Tel: 01582 727855

Contact Krunal Kalani kalani.krunal@gmail.com Mob: 07969 635538

Fixtures Pravin Mistry pravin.mistry0847@ntlworld.com Mob: 07305 413778

Teams/divs 1st XI - Championship, 2nd XI - 4B, 3rd XI - 8 West, 4th XI - 10 West

Lutonian

Ground Lower Wardown Park, New Bedford Road, Luton, LU2 7HA

Contact Sumair Rana sumairrana@hotmail.com

Mob: 07898 245701

Fixtures Anil Ishaq anil_ishaq@hotmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - One, 2nd XI - 5A, 3rd XI - 9 West

Markyate

Ground Harlington CC, Dunstable LU5 6LS

Mob: 07923 105611

Contact Syed Waqar Bukhari waqar1976@hotmail.co.uk Mob: 07931 838320

Fixtures Nasir Khan Nasirkhan@live.co.uk

Teams/divs 1st XI - 7 West

Mill Hill Village

Ground Burtonhole Lane, Mill Hill, London, NW7 1AS

07504 831390

Tel: 0203 719 4801

Contact Phil Smith homepgsmith@gmail.com Mob: 07976 297721

Fixtures Contact

Teams/divs 1st XI - 4A, 2nd XI - 6B, 3rd XI - 10 East, 4th XI - 11 East, 5th XI - 14 East

North Enfield

Ground Strayfield Road, Clay Hill, Enfield, EN2 9JE

Contact Owen White chairman@northenfieldcricketclub.com

northenfieldcc.weebly.com/

Tel: 020 8363 2118

Mob: 07958 243 298

Fixtures William Munt williamnm1882@gmail.com Mob: 07543 592 075

Teams/divs 1st XI - 4B, 2nd XI - 10 East

Captains' contact details are in the match day handbook.

Ground Home Farm, North Mymms Park, Nr Hatfield, AL9 7TP

Contact Nesan Jeyaratnam Nesanjeyaratnam@msn.com

Fixtures Ian Cheeseman ian.cheeseman0704@btinternet.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - Championship, 2nd XI - 5A, 3rd XI - 13 East Northampton

Ground Clowes Ground, Barrowell Green, Winchmore Hill, London, N21 3AU

Contact David Taylor davidjtaylor4444@gmail.com

Tel: 01707 643238

Mob: 07496 360410

Mob: 07802 324017

Tel: 020 8886 2077

Tel: 020 8367 7266 Mob: 07973 162006

Fixtures Peter Gilbert peter.scorebox@outlook.com Tel: 020 8341 2922 Mob: 07847 210537

Teams/divs 1st XI - 4B, 2nd XI - 6B

Northchurch

northchurchcc.com

Ground The Meadow, Tring Road, Northchurch, Berkhamsted, HP4 3SF Tel: 01442 876759

Contact Alastair Fantham ali@berkhamstedtoiletries.co.uk

Fixtures Mark Hobley marksinclairhobley@googlemail.com

Mob: 07958 705241

Mob: 07876 746577

Teams/divs 1st XI - 3B, 2nd XI - 8 West, Northwood northwoodcc.co.uk

Ground Ducks Hill Road, Northwood, HA6 2NR Tel: 01923 822001

Contact Stuart Reeve stu_reeve@hotmail.co.uk

Fixtures Steve Dickson stephendickson@blueyonder.co.uk

Mob: 07563 558832

Mob: 07768 116761

Teams/divs 1st XI - One, 2nd XI - 5B, 3rd XI - 8 West, 4th XI - 11 West, 5th XI - 13 West Northwood Town ntcc.hitscricket.co.uk

Ground Chestnut Avenue, off Rickmansworth Road, Northwood, HA6 1HR

Contact Tushar Shah tushar.shah@carterchemist.co.uk

Fixtures Pratik Patel pratik11886@gmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 4A, 2nd XI - 7 West, 3rd XI - 10 West

Offley & Stopsley

Ground Kings Walden Road, Great Offley, SG5 3DX

Contact Marc Ward marc.w25@btinternet.com

Secretary Amy Gostling secretary.oscricket@gmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 10 West

Old Albanian

Ground Woollam Playing Fields, 160 Harpenden Road, St Albans, AL3 6BB

Contact David Goodier davidgoodier@hotmail.com

Mob: 07852 716809

Mob: 07399 655460

01462 768689

07791 937922

07760 160007

Tel: 01727 236556

Mob: 07796 551657

Fixtures Simon Wakeling simonewakeling@hotmail.com Mob: 07947510869

Teams/divs 1st XI - 4B, 2nd XI - 9 West, 3rd XI - 11 West, 4th XI - 13 West Old Camdenians

Ground Camden Playing Fields, Burtonhole Close, Mill Hill, London, NW7 1AN Tel: 020 8103 0088

Contact Ian Salter ian@bcs-ltd.co.uk Mob: 07515 386595

Secretary Johan de Silva camdeniansjuniors@gmail.com Mob: 07481622191

Teams/divs 1st XI - 3A, 2nd XI - 7 East, 3rd XI - 10 East; 4th XI - 14 East

Old Cholmeleians oldcholmeleians.play-cricket.com

Ground Hendon Wood Lane, off Totteridge Lane, Mill Hill, London, NW7 4HR

Contact John Zani jzani@btinternet.com

Tel: 0208 444 5098 Mob: 07710 271767

Fixtures James Sperling sperling.jamie@gmail.com Mob: 07894 012234

Teams/divs 1st XI - 7 East, 2nd XI - 9 East

Old Eastcotians

Ground King George V Playing Fields, Chaffinch Lane, WD18 9QD

Contact Rod Stone rod.stone@blueyonder.co.uk Tel: 020 8868 5609 Mob: 07946 270491

Fixtures Contact

Teams/divs 1st XI - 8 West

Old Elizabethans

Ground Gypsy Corner, Mays Lane (Barnet Gate Lane end), Barnet, EN5 2AG

Contact JonathanMackman jsmackman@btinternet.com

oeccbarnet.co.uk

Mob: 07984 791309

Fixtures Naveed Parkar Mob: 07795 277882

Teams/divs 1st XI - 2A, 2nd XI - 5B, 3rd XI - 10 West, 4th XI - 15

Old Finchleians oldfinchleians.play-cricket.com

Ground 12 Southover, Woodside Park, London, N12 7JE

Contact John Bowra john.bowra@dwp.gov.uk

Secretary Ben Howard benjamincharleshoward@gmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 2B, 2nd XI - 6A

Captains' contact details are in the match day handbook.

Tel: 020 8445 7406

Mob: 07747 734920

Mob: 07947 497214

Ground Bramley Road, Southgate, London, N14 4HL

Contact Prasad Mmantrala prasad.mantrala@gmail.com

Fixtures Murthy Turaga fixture@oldminchendenians.org.uk

Teams/divs 1st XI - 7 East, 2nd XI - 9 East, 3rd XI - 13 East

Old Owens

Ground Old Owens Sports Ground, Coopers Lane, Potters Bar, EN6 4NF

Contact Tim Lane tim9lane@gmail.com

Secretary Shaun Flook Shaunflook@Aol.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - Premier, 2nd XI - 5A, 3rd XI - 11 East

Pinner

Ground Montesole Playing Fields, Pinner HA5 3SA

Contact Daniel Langan danielcjlangan@yahoo.co.uk

Fixtures Simran Walia simran.walia@me.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 5A, 2nd XI - 8 West, 3rd XI - 11 West, 4th XI - 14 West

Potten End

Ground Homefield, Plough Lane, Potten End, HP4 2QX

Contact Paul Dyde pottenendcc@gmail.com

Fixtures Chas Holiday Chasholiday@hotmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 14 West

Potters Bar

Ground The Walk, Potters Bar EN6 1QE

Contact Mark Shepherd markshepherd01@aol.com

Secretary Dave Pett daveandzoe75@hotmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - Premier, 2nd XI - 2A, 3rd XI - 6B, 4th XI - 12 East

Potton Town

Ground The Hutchinson Hollow, Biggleswade Road, Potton SG19 2LX

Contact Sean Stevens ontherun168@hotmail.com

Secretary Giles Carter cargil1@outlook.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 3B, 2nd XI - 13 East

Preston

Ground Recreation Ground, Hitchin Road, Preston SG4 7TZ

Contact Matthew Burleigh mattburleigh71@gmail.com

Secretary David Norman d.norman@srm.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - Championship, 2nd XI - 4B, 3rd XI - 9 West, 4th XI - 12 East

Radlett

Ground Cobden Hill, Watling Street, Radlett, Herts, WD7 7JN

Contact Stuart Browne stuartmichaelbrowne@googlemail.com

Secretary Colin Warne colwarne@gmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - Premier, 2nd XI - 2A, 3rd XI - 7 West, 4th XI - 9 West

Redbourn

Ground North Common Road, Redbourn, AL3 7DB

Contact Jon Fleming fleming_jon@hotmail.com

Secretary Callum Moyle Secretary@redbourncricketclub.uk

07887588068

07795 054537

07773 336171

radlettcc.com

Tel: 01923 856348

Mob: 07785 916388

Mob: 07598 939903

redbourncricketclub.uk

Tel: 01582 793949

Mob: 07789 716777

Mob: 07985 634187

Teams/divs 1st XI - Championship, 2nd XI - 3B, 3rd XI - 7 West, 4th XI - 12 West, 5th XI - 14 West

Reed

Ground The Green, Blacksmith's Lane, Reed SG8 8AX

Contact Stuart Smith Stuart.smith95@outlook.com

Fixtures Lloyd Bowman lloydbowman94@gmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - One, 2nd XI - 5A, 3rd XI - 13 East

Rickmansworth

Ground Park Road, Rickmansworth WD3 1HU

Contact Paul Blackwell paul.blackwell23@btinternet.com

Fixtures Contact

reedcricketclub.co.uk

Tel: 01763 848925

Mob: 07403 244972

Mob: 07765 475947

rickmansworthcc.co.uk

Tel: 01923 445040

Mob: 07793 294774

Teams/divs 1st XI - 3A, 2nd XI - 5B, 3rd XI - 8 West, 4th XI - 10 West, 5th XI - 14 West

Royal Herts

Ground Greenwood Park, Tippendell Lane, Chiswell Green, St Albans AL2 3HW

Contact Rajesh Jakkappago raj@royalhertscc.co.uk

Fixtures Bhagya Jakkappagol fixtures@royalhertscc.co.uk

Teams/divs 1st XI - 11 West

Captains' contact details are in the match day handbook.

Mob: 07306 658098

Mob: 07306 658098

Sandridge

Ground Spencer Meadow, Rear of High Street, Sandridge, AL4 9DD

Contact Peter Camm peter.camm64@gmail.com

Secretary Contact

Teams/divs 1st XI - 4A, 2nd XI - 9 West

Sawbridgeworth

Ground Town Fields, Springhall Road, Sawbridgeworth, Herts, CM21 9AN

Contact Charlie Mann clubcaptain@sawbridgeworth-cricket.uk

Teams/divs 1st XI - Championship, 2nd XI - 5B

Shenley Village

Ground Shenley Park, Radlett Lane, Shenley, WD7 9DW

Contact Chris Stanley chris.stanley04@gmail.com

Fixtures Geoff Evans Geoffdevans1@virginmedia.com

Mob: 07948 642736

Tel: 01279 722865

Mob: 07912 350161

shenleycc.hitscricket.com

Tel: 01923 857986

Mob: 07774 796037

Mob: 07505 102152

Teams/divs 1st XI - Championship, 2nd XI - 4A, 3rd XI - 6B, 4th XI - 12 West

Southgate Adelaide

Ground Walker Cricket Ground, Waterfall Road, Southgate, London, N14 7JZ

Contact Richard Ellwood richarde11w00d@aol.com

Fixtures Ivan Ninkovic theadderscricket@gmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 5A, 2nd XI - 7 East, 3rd XI - 13 East

Southgate Compton

Ground Hadley Field, Chalk Lane, Cockfosters, EN4 9JG

Contact Ian Day ianpday37@gmail.com

Fixtures Alex Molloy alexmolloy2002@icloud.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 9 East St Albans

Ground Clarence Park, Clarence Road, St Albans, AL1 4NF

Contact Matt Howeson matt@hitssports.com

Fixtures Hugo Thomas hugo.thomas@btinternet.com

01727 848766

Teams/divs 1st XI - One, 2nd XI - 3A, 3rd XI - 7 West, 4th XI - 9 East, 5h XI - 11 East

St Margaretsbury

Ground The Recreation Ground, Station Road, Stanstead Abbotts, SG12 8EH

Contact Jolyon Griffiths jolyon.griffiths@talk21.com

Fixtures Mark Bailey blymark@outlook.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 2A, 2nd XI - 6A, 3rd XI - 10 East, 4th XI - 13 East

Stevenage

Ground Ditchmore Lane, Stevenage Old Town, SG1 3LJ

020 8886 8381

07939 144168

07864 331106

Contact Martin Nevill manevill@btinternet.com Tel: 01438 313121 Mob: 07866 093884

Fixtures Steve Cooke s-cooke@ntlworld.com

01462 628344 Mob: 07910 034140

Teams/divs 1st XI - 2A, 2nd XI - 4B, 3rd XI - 7 East, 4th XI - 8 East, 5th XI - 11 East

Studham

Ground Studham Playing Fields, Clements End Road, Studham, LU6 2NG

Contact Robert Thorne robert_thorne@hotmail.com

Mob: 07481 362926

Fixtures Blair Clow blairclow@gmail.com Mob07785 935593

Teams/divs 1st XI - 13 West

Tewin

Ground Upper Green, Tewin, AL6 0LX

Contact Ryan Stanard ryanstannard@hotmail.com

Fixtures: Will Pickworth wjspickworth@gmail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 2B, 2nd XI - 8 East, 3rd XI - 14 East Totteridge

Ground Totteridge Green, London, N20 8PB

Contact Raphael Grant grantraffi35@gmail.com

07940 569055

07557 858435

Tel: 020 8445 5331

Mob: 07531 558956

Fixtures Paul Weatherley paulweatherley@rocketmail.com Mob: 07393 988333

Teams/divs 1st XI - Premier, 2nd XI - 3A, 3rd XI - 8 East

Tring Park

Ground London Road, Tring, HP23 6HA

Contact Andrew Grout chairman@tringcricket.co.uk

Fixtures Gareth Darby fixtures@tringcricket.co.uk

Teams/divs 1st XI - 12 West

Captains' contact details are in the match day handbook.

Mob: 07947 101309

Ware

Ground Bell Lane, Widford, Ware, SG12 8SH

Contact Steve Risby sjrisby@outlook.com

Fixtures Hugh Andrews hugh.andrews@ntlworld.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 8 East, 2nd XI - 11 East

Watford Town

Ground Woodside, Horseshoe Lane, Garston, Watford, WD25 7HH

Contact Andrew Canning canning199@btinternet.com

Tel: 01279 842233

Mob: 07824 612869

Tel: 01920 422952

Tel: 01923 893041 Mob: 07901 000495

Chairman Richard Bayliss richard.bayliss3@ntlworld.com Mob: 07887 824979

Teams/divs 1st XI - 2B, 2nd XI - 4A, 3rd XI - 7 West, 4th XI - 12 West, 5th XI - 14 West

Watton-at-Stone wattonatstone.play-cricket.com

Ground The Meadow, Watton-at-Stone, Herts, SG14 3SF

Contact Brad Williams bradtherat63@gmail.com

Fixtures Contact

Teams/divs 1st XI - 7 East

Mob: 07801 790915

Welwyn Garden City wgccc.hitssports.com

Ground Digswell Park, Knightsfield, Welwyn Garden City, Herts, AL8 7NQ

01707 327354

Contact Anne Vine anne@umpire.com Tel: 01438 717550 Mob: 0759 9917078

Fixtures Jane Edwards jane.edwards1@ntlworld.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - Championship, 2nd XI - 3A, 3rd XI - 6A, 4th XI - 11 East, 5th XI - 14 East

West Herts

Ground Park Avenue, 8 Park Avenue, Watford, WD18 7HP

Contact Craig Sanders nedfest99@hotmail.com

Secretary Eric Greenstreet epg140365@hotmail.co.uk

07770 338436

07562 074982

07866 623466

07989 652140

Teams/divs 1st XI - Premier, 2nd XI - 2A, 3rd XI - 6B, 4th XI - 9 West, 5th XI - 11 West, 6th XI - 12 West

Weston westonhertscc.co.uk

Ground Park Drive, off Damask Green Road, Weston, SG4 7BY

Contact Paul Snowdon-Lane henrysnowdon@hotmail.co.uk

Fixtures Will Pugh mrwillpugh@googlemail.com

Teams/divs 1st XI - 5B, 13 East

Wheathampstead

Ground Nomansland Common, Wheathampstead, Herts, AL4 8EL

Contact Andy Mason andy.mason62@live.co.uk

Secretary Contact Teams/divs 1st XI - 2B, 2nd XI - 6B, 3rd XI - 11 East, 4th XI - 13 West

Paid player/coach

07738 310378

A survey of clubs in 2020 showed that a large majority is strongly in favour of keeping the existing rule prohibiting payment of any player (in divisions below the Championship). The problem, mentioned in the survey itself, is enforcement. The League Executive Committee took that survey outcome as a signal to beef up its ability to enforce compliance. The result is a form which requires the Chairs of all clubs to sign, to confirm that their club will adhere to the rule. In addition, clubs wishing to register player/coaches will have to supply copies of their coaching contracts with the club and other information. The form requires Chairs to confirm the following:

The club will abide by ALL of Saracens Hertfordshire Premier Cricket League rules and codes of conduct and Disciplinary Regulations and in particular with reference to constitution 13 b) detailed below, I will ensure that the above club abides by this rule .

Constitution 13b) ‘No player shall receive any payment or payment in kind whether from the club or anyone associated with the club for playing for the club in Division one or below.

No overseas player entering the country under a Tier 5 Visa will play in division one or below

No British, Irish or overseas coach who receives payment for coaching at the club will be allowed to play for a team in division one or below unless the club chairman has signed this form and provided the league’s registration committee with the documents required and set out in sub-paragraphs a, b and c below.

a. A copy of the Government Licence allowing the employment of an overseas national as required under the new Brexit regulations. (Not required for British or Irish coach)

b. Copies of the coach’s coaching certificate(s), insurance cover and DBS (or equivalent) clearance

c. A copy of the contract given to the coach by the club with payment details redacted if the club so require.

Secretary's Report 2025

As

presented to the AGM, February 2026

As I write this report it is raining outside. It seems that it hasn’t stopped raining since the turn of the year. Last summer, however, was the hottest since records began, and rain was an infrequent visitor which is my longwinded way of saying that our game relies on weather more than any other sport and our ‘curmudgeonly’ ground staff bear the brunt of its variability. They are often the unsung heroes of our clubs and without them ……. Tony Johnson has always worried that we don’t have enough qualified ground staff around the county and that needs to change if we are to continue to develop our league and provide the kind of pitches on which good cricket is played. So, let’s applaud their efforts, be they paid or (more likely) volunteers, and think twice before we criticise their efforts. Theirs is not an easy job.

On those pitches Harpenden carried all before them and won the Premier by 85 points. I cannot remember a larger winning margin. Totteridge Millhillians were a distant second. Welwyn Garden City see-sawed back into the Championship along with North Mymms. It was much closer in the Championship where Broxbourne pipped Old Owens by just 13 points. Broxbourne were promoted into the Premiership as of right and Owens beat Mymms in the play-off. In the Readers sponsored T20 cup Harpenden appeared to have an off day and were beaten in the final by Radlett. Sadly, Radlett did not progress any further in the national competition, which follows the pattern of late. Perhaps 2026 will be the year where our winners go further.

A few stats……the numbers showed that there were 2,563 fixtures scheduled with only 48 concessions. Week 11 saw a 99.5% washout. I assume, in the game played, wet suits were the order of the day.10,818 players were registered on Play Cricket.

Abbots Langley v Hitchin - the only match to get started, in week 11.

In the 2,326 games scored in 2025, 76% were scored electronically. The percentages for 2024 and 2023 were 66 and 41 respectively. This is a strong advance and can

only enhance the league’s profile and spread the influence of our cricket. The number of overseas players was up 20% on 2024.

I would normally stop the playing report here and turn to off-field events but wait! We were proud to stage our first ever women’s competition in 2025. Through the hard work of Rebecca Kelly and Richard Mason on our committee and others on their sub-committee, the women’s league and cup competitions hit the ground running. The ECB, rightly, are putting a lot of effort into women and girls playing the game and our league has taken up the baton. There were a total of 710 registered players, playing in 17 hard-ball and 7 soft-ball teams. There were 65 hardball league matches and 20 soft-ball. 31 games were played in the two cup competitions. Harpenden won the Premier division (is there a pattern here?) and Luton Women and Girls won the Championship and the Plate cup with Broxbourne winning the main cup competition. Some of the Readers’ sponsorship was used to pay for panel umpires in this league.

Overall, this was a very successful first season and there are more teams for the 2026 season. The need to play on Sundays and to avoid ECB weekends, for national competitions, brought its own challenges and sometimes the quality of the grounds played on was not the best. But this is a learning curve and Rebecca, and her team should be very proud of their efforts.

Financially we are very sound. Since Anthony Levy became treasurer, more than ably assisted by Hilary Stiffin, our accounts are always up to date and signed off promptly by our reporting accountants, Bracey’s, after our year-end. The decision to stop paying money to the divisional winners, in part offset by our providing new trophies annually to those winners has increased our profit and the committee are looking at ways to use our increased reserves to benefit all clubs. With over a hundred clubs in the men’s and women’s leagues the monies we have in the bank would not go very far if all clubs were to receive benefits but by targeting those funds where they can do most good (coaches’ training, umpires’ and scorers’ courses) we may be able to provide financial assistance that is of real benefit.

Tony Johnson was the main driver behind the scheme to provide clubs with financial assistance for the acquisition of defibrillators through the Club Cricket Conference Charity. A small way of helping in what is a very good cause. Our financial solidity is down, in no small way, to 25 years of Saracen’s sponsorship ably supported by Readers, our main ball supplier. Their contributions are, I suggest, unparalleled in league cricket. We are very fortunate to have them.

George White who has spent six years on the ‘Bench’ is standing down from the committee. As discipline chair, his is, perhaps, the least pleasant of our sub-committee roles. Having to deal with our miscreants, when one club says one thing and their opponents another, might make Solomon’s task look easy. He had fewer cases in 2025 and that must be a good sign. Which brings me onto a hobby horse of mine and, I believe, many others on our exec. and elsewhere in the game. That George received 40 or so reports last season in around 2400 matches (that’s 26,400 players on the field during the season) ought to be a cause for celebration. The ECB’s take on this can be summarised as, to quote a muchloved tennis player, ‘you cannot be serious’. They believe clubs are under reporting breaches of the disciplinary code and must do better.

The General Conduct Regulations (GCR) run to over 30 pages and prescribe how we should deal with players that don’t behave. Different levels of offence require different levels of punishment

ECB's required reading - the regulations for 'our' cricket, as listed on their website

https://www.ecb.co.uk/about/policies/ regulations/recreational-cricket

ECB Regulations

ECB Safeguarding RegulationsAugust 2025

ECB DBS Vetting Procedure

ECB Recreational Cricket Safety Regulations

ECB Recreational Cricket Safety

Guidelines

ECB Recreational Cricket Safety

Regulations and Guidelines FAQ

Recreational Cricket Concussion

Guidelines - 2025 update

Template Consent Form

Player Gender Eligibility Regulations

Live Streaming Guidance

Disparity Regulations

Recreational Game Privacy Notice

Extreme heat guidance 2023

Transgender participation in women's cricket - May 2025 FAQs

General and Recreational Conduct

Regulations

General Conduct Regulations (GCR)

General Conduct Regulations

Process Maps

Recreational Conduct Regulations (RCR)

Recreational Conduct Regulations

Process Maps

Recreational Conduct RegulationsGuidance Notes

Applicability of Sanctions

Anti-Discrimination Regulations

Anti-Discrimination Regulations

Guidance Notes

Team and Directive Cards

Fielding Regulations

Fast Bowling Regulations

Junior Open Age Group Cricket Regulations

Protective Equipment Regulations

Team Card

and with only five of our divisions umpired by panel members, finding independent arbiters is nigh on impossible. That doesn’t seem to deter the ECB. Indeed, they have set up an independent cricket regulator to emphasise that they are cracking down on ill-discipline within our game.

My question is whether all this ‘activity’ is really necessary? I fully understand that some behaviour is totally unacceptable and we must try to remove it from our game, but I struggle to recall many instances of what would now be a level 3 or level 4 offence, in games that I have played in and watched at club level over the last 55 years. If there were serial offenders playing the game over the years (he’s always nice as pie in the bar after the game) they were often calmed down by their teammates and the opposition, and things returned to normal. It just isn’t cricket, a phrase that has long ago entered general discourse, still holds water I believe. Perhaps I am naive but most of the people I have met through the game are decent, and that decency has generally stopped the advance of the ‘bad boys’ Enough…….

More generally, George and Richard Burling are retiring from the committee, along with your correspondent. Richard and I have shared 59 years on the committee. We have not always seen eye to eye but, speaking personally, I wouldn’t have missed it for the world. Richard was one of the main backers of our decision to withdraw our clubs from the HCPL in 2014 and without his commitment I don’t believe it would have happened. So, thank you for your determination.

The ECB told me that they believe there are around 80,000 volunteers supporting the recreational game in this country in around 5,000 clubs. George, Richard, myself and Nesan Jeyaratnam, who is also standing down, are but four out of those 80,000. Where are the next 80,000 coming from? In our league the clubs agreed at the

2025 AGM that, in exceptional circumstance, we could remunerate committee members who go above and beyond what is reasonably expected of ‘volunteers’. What is reasonably expected has, now, to take into account the GCR that George has been grappling with over the last few years. We also now have to comply with the EDI, and anti-discrimination rules that the ECB have mandated. Then there are the pages of obligations hiding within the Sport England Code of Conduct. In the latter, the recommended terms which committee members should serve would mean that only five of the current committee are ‘legal’! If you add to the fact that the grant from the ECB for our having Premier League status has fallen slightly over the last 12 seasons, without taking inflation into account, it seems unfair that we are required to do ever more. My soap box is getting more use than I had intended when I began this report.

Having said all of that I have thoroughly enjoyed my time on the committee and have enjoyed being ‘temporary‘ secretary since 2009. When we started in 1994, when the two Herts leagues merged, there were 75 clubs playing across four divisions at first and second eleven levels, with two third eleven divisions. Now there are 29 divisions, albeit with only 10 teams in each. 2000 was a milestone year when we secured our sponsorship deal with Saracens with £100,000 over the first three years, and £30,000 a year thereafter. Nigel Wray became our president in 1998 and both Nigel and the sponsorship are still in place. We cannot thank you enough.

In 2009 we introduced an automated results system and threw our fax machines out of the window. 2014, as mentioned earlier, saw our HCPL clubs come back into our structure, as we gained ECB Premier league status, and we introduced our regional structure for the first time. 2017 saw the introduction of the pink ball and pyjamas in our limited overs cricket in the top two divisions and smartphone apps allowed all reports to be made over the internet.

Throughout all of that Tony Johnson has been our chairman. Before the 1994 merger he was chairman of the Hertfordshire Competition. To give of your time selflessly over such a long time is in itself remarkable and praiseworthy. To do so during a period when Hertfordshire league cricket has thrived, innovated, and gone from strength

Barry Hellewell and Tony Johnson at Lord's, in September, where both received Hertfordshire Cricket Collective Awards

to strength is remarkable. Tony is universally respected by all who come across him and I could not have had a better chairman to support me as secretary over the last 16 years. The league would not be where it is without him. On 28 January I was fortunate enough to receive the ECB Cricket Collective National award for ‘Growing the Game’. It was a great and very pleasant surprise to me. I hope that Tony receives the recognition that he more than deserves in the future.

Cricket has been a constant factor in my life, and I hope it will continue to be; you meet lifelong friends, play a great game, and have enormous fun. Long may it continue. Goodnight and good luck.

Barry January 2026

Weston winners

Two Hertfordshire League clubs met in the final of the Hertfordshire Village Trophy, with Weston crowned winners, after victory by 16 runs, over the hosts, Flamstead. The day's outstanding performance came from Weston's opener Paul SnowdonLane, who hit an unbeaten 110 off just 60 balls.

Scorecards

Weston

Paul Snowdon-Lane not out 110 (60)

Anjani Singh run out 0 (0)

Chakravathi Nakkala lbw Haresh De Silva (0) 1

William Pugh c M Liyanage b D Liyanage 12 (19)

John Wesley Tata c Perera b D Liyanage 6 (4)

Bivuti Roy b Rumesh Perera 0 (2)

Manjunatha Reddy run out 29 (24)

Manohar Kosaraju b Manitha Liyanage 17 (8)

Nikhil Reddy Chaganti not out 2 (3)

Lewis Howard did not bat

Suman Iranganti did not bat

EXTRAS: 11 (2b, 2lb, 6w, 1nb )

Total: 170 - 8 (20.0 Overs)

Fall of Wickets

0-1 Anjani Singh (Snowdon-Lane-0*); 0-2 Chakravathi Nakkala (Snowdon-Lane-0*); 80-3 William Pugh (Paul Snowdon-Lane-65*);

87-4 John Wesley Tata (Snowdon-Lane-65*); 93-5 Bivuti Roy (Snowdon-Lane-70*);

145-6 Manjunatha Reddy (Snowdon-Lane-94*); 166-7 Manohar Kosaraju (Snowdon-Lane-110*)

Bowling

Haresh De Silva 4-1-15-1 (3.75)

Inthikhab Mazeez 1-0-13-0 (13.00)

Sandaru Liyanage 2-0-15-0 (7.50)

Dasmal Liyanage 4-0-33-2 (8.25)

Roshan Don 4-0-36-0 (9.00)

Rumesh Perera 3-0-34-1 (11.33)

Manitha Liyanage 2-0-20-1 (10.00)

Flamstead

Anusha Fernando run out 20 (20)

Hasala Arambepola ct & b Suman Iranganti 4 (9)

Inthikhab Mazeez b Nikhil Reddy Chaganti 9 (15)

Rumesh Perera b Nikhil Reddy Chaganti 43 (30)

Sandaru Liyanage c Howard b Snowdon-Lane 10(9)

Roshan Don b Anjani Singh 25 (14)

Haresh De Silva c M Reddy b N Reddy 0 (1)

Sachith Dassanayake c Roy b Anjani Singh 0 (1)

Manitha Liyanage not out 23 (12)

Dasmal Liyanage c S'n-Lane b Anjani Singh 6 (7)

Shanika Maha Patabadige not out 7 (3)

EXTRAS: 7 (1lb, 5w, 1nb )

Total: 154 - 9 ( 20.0 Overs)

Fall of Wickets

25-1 Hasala Arambepola (A Fernando-17*); 35-2 Anusha Fernando (Inthikhab Mazeez-6*); 55-3 Inthikhab Mazeez (Rumesh Perera-15*); 84-4 Sandaru Liyanage (Rumesh Perera-34*); 94-5 Rumesh Perera (Roshan Don-1*); 94-6 Haresh De Silva (Roshan Don-1*); 95-7 Sachith Dassanayake (Roshan Don-2*); 131-8 Roshan Don (Manitha Liyanage-13*); 143-9 Dasmal Liyanage (Manitha Liyanage-19*);

Bowling

Suman Iranganti 4-0-34-1 (8.50)

Manohar Kosaraju 4-0-22-0 (5.50)

Nikhil Reddy Chaganti 4-0-22-3 (5.50)

Lewis Howard 4-0-30-0 (7.50)

John Wesley Tata 1-0-9-1 (9.00)

Anjani Singh 3-0-36-3 (12.00)

Paul Snowdon-Lane

League Tables 2025

18 2 14 0 1 1 34 38 5 133

Luton Town & Indians 18 15 1 0 1 1 5 0 0 475 Sawbridgeworth 18 12 4 0 2 0 17 24 0 421 St Albans 18 10 6 1 1 0 37 42 7 402

Leverstock Green 18 10 6 0 1 1 29 42 0 391

Hitchin 18 9 8 0 0 1 38 45 0 363

Lutonian 18 7 9 0 2 0 56 48 20 314

Abbots Langley 18 5 11 1 0 1 53 80 0 313 Letchworth Garden City 18 5 12 0 1 0 68 82 0 310

Berkhamsted 18 4 12 0 1 1 53 87 0 280

Harpenden II 18 4 12 0 1 1 56 68 15 249

Division 2A P W L T C A BatPBowlPPen Pts

Northwood 18 14 3 0 1 0 4 25 0 459

Ampthill Town 18 12 3 0 1 2 10 22 0 422

Stevenage 18 11 4 0 1 2 16 21 7 390

St Margaretsbury 18 10 6 0 1 1 26 40 0 386

Potters Bar II 18 8 8 0 1 1 44 66 5 365 West Herts II 18 8 8 0 1 1 25 53 0 338

Old Elizabethans 18 7 9 0 1 1 32 65 0 327

Radlett II 18 7 9 0 1 1 34 61 10 315

Langleybury 18 2 14 0 1 1 53 91 0 224

Bishop's Stortford II 18 1 16 0 1 0 50 103 0 193

Division 2B P W L T C A BatPBowlPPen Pts

Holtwhites Trinibis 18 10 7 0 1 0 48 52 0 410

Knebworth Park 18 10 6 0 1 1 37 47 0 404

Tewin 18 10 6 0 1 1 25 32 5 372 Old Finchleians 18 9 7 0 2 0 18 36 2 342

Hertford II 18 8 8 0 2 0 26 56 0 342

Eversholt 18 8 9 0 1 0 33 58 0 341

Watford Town 18 6 10 0 1 1 49 87 0 336

Flitwick II 18 8 8 0 1 1 17 51 0 328

Bushey 18 7 9 0 1 1 37 57 0 324

Rickmansworth 18 5 11 0 1 1 60 76 0 306

Division 3A P W L T C A BatPBowlPPen Pts

Datchworth 18 14 3 0 1 0 15 21 0 466

Wheathampstead 18 11 6 0 1 0 32 42 0 414

Welwyn Garden City II 18 9 6 0 2 1 22 39 5 356

Hemel Hempstead II 18 9 8 0 1 0 19 41 0 340

Totteridge Millhillians II 18 8 8 0 1 1 25 50 0 335

Chipperfield Clarendon 18 7 10 0 1 0 34 75 0 329

Ickleford 18 7 9 0 1 1 43 61 15 319

St Albans II 18 7 10 0 1 0 38 63 5 316

Potton Town 18 7 9 0 2 0 35 59 15 309

Chorleywood II

Division One

Division 3B

League Tables 2025

Division 6B P W L T C A BatPBowlPPen Pts

Eaton Bray 18 14 2 0 1 1 4 9 0 453

Flitwick III 18 11 5 1 1 0 22 45 0 427

Knebworth Park II 18 12 3 1 1 1 9 15 0 424

Ley Hill 18 12 3 0 1 2 6 25 25 396

Wheathampstead II 18 7 10 0 1 0 60 57 5 332

Shenley Village III 18 9 8 0 1 0 8 48 15 321

Ickleford II 18 5 12 0 1 0 61 81 5 297

Hertingfordbury 18 4 12 0 1 1 60 81 15 266 Watton-at-Stone 18 5 12 0 1 0 40 77 15 262

Hatfield and Crusaders II18 2 14 0 1 1 53 104 20 217

Division 7 East P W L T C A BatPBowlPPen Pts

Potters Bar III 18 13 2 0 2 1 8 19 0 447

Mill Hill Village II 18 13 3 0 2 0 10 25 0 445

Hitchin III 18 11 4 0 1 2 23 29 0 412

Northampton Exiles II 18 10 6 0 2 0 21 43 5 379 Old Minchendenians 18 8 7 1 2 0 25 43 0 348 Old Cholmeleians 18 6 10 0 2 0 42 72 5 309

Stevenage III 18 6 10 0 1 1 44 47 0 291

Southgate Adelaide II 18 5 10 0 1 2 28 66 0 274 Datchworth II 18 2 13 1 2 0 66 98 0 264

18 3 12 0 1 2 52 89 0 261

Division 7 West P W L T C A BatPBowlPPen Pts Markyate 18 13 2 0 2 1 12 14 0 446 West Herts III 18 12 3 0 1 2 19 28 0 437

Watford Town III 18 8 7 0 2 1 34 55 0 359 Radlett III 18 7 7 1 1 2 40 53 0 353

Dunstable Town III 18 7 9 0 1 1 54 65 0 349 St Albans III 18 9 7 0 2 0 22 42 15 339

Northwood Town II 18 7 8 1 1 1 22 63 0 335

Bushey II 18 5 10 0 1 2 60 69 0 309

Northchurch II 18 5 12 0 1 0 69 74 0 303

Hatch End 18 4 12 0 2 0 32 98 0 270

Division 8 East P W L T C A BatPBowlPPen Pts

Old Camdenians II 18 13 2 0 2 1 13 14 0 447 Little Berkhamsted 18 12 5 0 1 0 24 31 5 420

Broxbourne III 18 10 6 1 1 0 34 46 0 410

Totteridge Millhillians III 18 11 4 0 2 0 23 29 0 392

Harpenden Dolphins 18 8 8 0 1 1 23 70 0 353

Letchworth GC III 18 6 10 1 1 0 57 73 0 340

Allenburys and CH II 18 8 8 0 2 0 16 57 0 333

Stevenage IV 18 4 11 0 2 1 47 79 0 276

Cockfosters II 18 3 12 0 1 1 50 77 0 267

Southgate Compton 18 4 13 0 1 0 48 83 0 261

Division 8 West P W L T C A BatPBowlPPen Pts

Redbourn III 18 15 2 0 1 0 12 10 0 482

Harpenden IV 18 15 2 0 1 0 11 7 0 478

Luton Town & Indians III18 10 5 0 2 1 24 39 0 393

Boxmoor II 18 9 8 0 1 0 45 51 0 376

Berkhamsted III 18 7 10 0 1 0 52 70 0 342

Rickmansworth III 18 7 9 0 2 0 41 58 0 329

Pinner II 18 6 10 0 1 1 56 70 0 326

Hemel Hempstead IV 18 6 10 0 1 1 45 71 0 316

Preston III 18 3 13 0 2 0 68 80 0 258

Kings Langley II 18 3 12 0 2 1 52 83 5 250

Division 9 East P W L T C A BatPBowlPPen Pts Ware 18 12 4 0 1 0 16 25 0 441

Tewin II 18 10 5 0 2 0 26 20 0 396

Bamville 18 10 6 0 1 1 33 33

Division 10 East

Division 10 West

League Tables 2025

Trophy Presentations

Divisional trophies for 2025 were presented by League Chairman, Tony Johnson, at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, when Saracens played top-of-the-table Northampton in rugby's Prem.

Trophy Presentations

More photos from the big presentation event at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, ahead of the Saracens match, when trophies for 2025's divisional champions were presented by League Chairman, Tony Johnson

Review of the Season

by Richard Bayliss

For the 3rd successive year, this review needs to start with a weather report, before we can get to the cricket. President Trump may question global warming, but something is happening ‘up there’ which is having an impact on Hertfordshire League cricket!

Two years ago, the first week-end was a total wash-out. Last year, we reported: “The build-up to the season saw one of the wettest winters & springs on record.” Some grounds couldn’t be used for three or four weeks, into the season. Rickmansworth, close to the River Chess, was one club which suffered with flooding, and not for the first time. The one piece of good news that came out of that terrible situation was that the local council, Three Rivers, agreed to provide the club with a grant of £167,200 to improve the drainage. The money will also go towards upgrading other facilities.

it. Wall-to-wall sunshine most of the time allowed 000s of recreational cricketers to enjoy their weekends playing the sport they love.

The season in numbers:

• 2,563 fixtures scheduled (inc. cups)

• 48 fixtures conceded

• Registered players - 10,818

• Games recorded on play-cricket - 2,326

On the field, Harpenden dominated the premier division while Broxbourne rightly won the ‘club-of-the-year’ trophy after winning the championship, and divisions 4A & 11E, while their 3rds missed out on promotion from 8E by just 10 points. To add to that, in the inaugural year of the Hertfordshire Women’s League, Broxbourne Ladies came 2nd and won the 100 Cup.

• Games scored online 76%

So what did 2025 bring us? The headlines (right) say it all. The conditions also prompted the ECB to re-issue its pamphlet ‘Extreme Heat Guidelines for the Recreational Game’, first published in 2023. There was some respite from the heat on 19 July, with the only washout of the season – although Abbots Langley v Hitchin somehow got underway, but only lasted 20 overs. And the first Saturday in June also saw a host of abandonments. But that was

In the premier division, Harpenden 1st team were crowned league champions as early as 16 August! During the whole season they lost only twice, both very close matches, having won every match (no draws) up to 2 August, when Totteridge Millhillians bowled them out for 117 (subsiding from 71-1). They responded like champions-elect, and Liam Dudding’s three wickets in the 5th over reduced TM to 23-4, but they eventually got over the line for seven wickets down.

Harpenden’s only other defeat was on last day of the league season, when perhaps still hungover and West Herts bowled them out for 168. That only set up a great finish, their multi-skilled attack reducing West Herts to 79-7, but the tail wagged and with 28 scored by the last wicket pair, the Stags were home by one wicket.

Harpenden had dominated from the start, taking Flitwick’s bowlers for 466-7 (off 50 overs) in the very first match! In the next five weeks they saw off three of their most likely challengers, Potters Bar, Totteridge Millhillians, and Radlett, and they never looked back. At the end they finished 85 points ahead of runners-up Totteridge Millhillians.

Throughout the League’s 30 divisions, there were the usual tussles for promotion and battles to avoid the drop. If we pick things up at the half-way mark, 9 matches into our season, in early July, we get a flavour of the way the season developed.

The virtual one-horse race for the premier title was evident at halfway, with Harpenden already 57 points ahead of Radlett. Their final day defeat to West Herts capped a good 2nd half for the Stags, winning six & rising from 8th to 4th, while Radlett tailed off, dropping from that 2nd place, to finish 6th. Sadly, for Welwyn GC and North Mymms they couldn’t escape from the bottom two places during the 2nd half, and both went down.

Broxbourne led the championship for most of the season, only 16 points ahead of Shenley at halfway, but Old Owens finished strongly and were runners-up just 13 behind. In fact, both teams lost only one match all season – to each other! In the first meeting, the timed match in July, it turned into a rout. Thanks mainly to Sam Neale’s 6 for 27, Owens were bowled out within 20 overs for just 57, going down by seven wickets. The reverse fixture was the final match of the season and although Owens exacted some revenge, winning by three wickets, it came too late and they were consigned to the play-off match. Although that ended well (see report).

Similar to the story in the two top divisions, Luton dominated div. one all season, finishing 54 points in front of Sawbridgeworth, who inflicted on Luton their only defeat and overtook St Albans for the other promotion place. At the foot of div. one, Harpenden 2nds endured a

Runfest

Star billing on the X account of The Premier League Cricket Club (@TPLCricketClub) on 20 August was the runfest between Welwyn Garden City and Potters Bar. They scored 652 runs between them in 100 overs (6.52 runs per over)! In this 50 overs match, Bar rattled up 357-3 (James Scott 134*) and Welwyn gave it a go, reaching 295-7.

season that was in stark contrast to their 1sts. Finishing in last place and going down with Berkhamsted, who suffered a poor 2nd half to their season, winning only once. That was in contrast to Abbots, who won only once in first half but escaped from the bottom two by winning four more and finishing comfortably in 7th.

And similar contrasts in 2A, where Northwood’s consistency earned them the title, but West Herts 2nds second half was the opposite of their high-flying 1sts, falling from 2nd to finish 6th, after winning only two of their last nine games. Ampthill were the beneficiaries, taking the other promotion place. Stortford II and Langleybury finished

well adrift at the foot, winning only three matches between them.

Notable movements elsewhere included Ickleford, in 3A, who seemed comfortable in 2nd place at halfway but won only one more and finished 7th. That was two places below Totteridge II who had been bottom at the midway point, but won six out of nine in the 2nd half.

At the double

On 26 July Thilan Walallawita completed the league double, double - all for his boyhood club, Potters Bar. He completed 2,000 1st XI League runs, at 21.27, having already taken 263 1st XI League wickets, at 22.19.

There was disappointment for Northwood Town in 4A. Top at halfway but then missed out on promotion after Broxbourne 2nds won every match they played in the 2nd half, to go up as champions, with Hitchin II keeping their nerve to hang on to 2nd place.

It was the relegation battle in 5A that caught the eye. Mymms II, bottom at halfway then won 5 matches, rising to 6th as a result, with Bayford also escaping the bottom two by overhauling Holtwhites II and avoiding relegation by just 5 pts. Clifton fell from 7th to 10th after winning just one game in the last nine.

A surprise in 6A where Aldenham, who boast a proud promotion record, and were on course again - top at halfway - endured a poor 2nd half. They won only three games, finishing 4th, behind Hemel III, who won the last seven, to take the title.

season. All in contrast to Hatch End who failed to win any of their last nine matches and finished bottom.

In 9E, Ware took the title by 45 pts and were joined in promotion by Tewin II, who had been sitting in 6th at halfway, but won six of the last nine to pip Bamville by 10 points, and 36 more than St Albans 4ths who had been 2nd at halfway. It was a division of some turmoil, with Bentley Heath II, 3rd by just 2pts at halfway, finishing 3rd from the foot.

Master of Style – Gareth Jones took 23 wickets (at 15.7) for Knebworth 1sts, to help them gain promotion from 2B, missing out on the title by just six points. At the club's end of season presentations, Gareth (right, obviously!) dressed in style, to receive the bowling award from Louis Champion.

Finally, we had a new division 15 and the smallest ever division in the league. It comprised just three teams, who would play each other four times, to give their players some cricket rather than missing out altogether. It seemed to work well, with Watford 5ths coming out on top, ahead of Holtwhites 4ths. The same arrangement will be repeated in 2026, with the size of that division dependant on the number of teams who will be playing across the whole league and adjustments for the comings and goings.

Biggest risers in any division were Watford 3rds in 7W. Relegation candidates in 9th at halfway, they won seven, to finish 3rd, although some way behind Markyate & West Herts III, who battled for top spot all

Among all the winners, a special mention for Pinner 1sts, who took the title in 5B, making it four in a row, after being crowned champions of 6A in 2024, 7A in 2023, and 8A in 2022.

The review wouldn’t be complete without expressing some sympathy for those who just missed out on a title, or promotion, by tiny margins. For the 2025 season, top of that list must be Southgate Adelaide, who finished 3rd in 5B with 403 points, but lost out on promotion to Abbots Langley II, who earned 404 points!

Those who came within two points of stardom include Old Camdenians, just behind Cockfosters, champions of 3B; Old Elizabethans II second in 6A, where Hemel III finished top, and in 7 East, where Mill Hill Village II took silver, behind Potters Bar III’s gold.

In 8 West, Redbourn III were only four points better off than Harpenden IV, but that was enough to take the tile. I wonder if that Redbourn team also take the ‘nail biting finishes’ title? Early in the season, they beat Luton by 18 runs defending 135 (Jon Fleming taking 4 for 2); then they beat Rickmansworth by 1 wicket, (Martin Benfield and Jon Fleming putting on 60 for the last wicket) chasing 156 having been 96-9; and in June, another 1 wicket win, when Jon Fleming, again, and Ellis Gill put on 22 for the 10th wicket to beat Preston.

The final close title race came worthy of a mention was in 13 West, and it was another Redbourn team, but this time on the receiving end, as Kings Langley 3rds pipped Redbourn 4ths to the title by just five points, that Redbourn team, however,

Leading players (by aggregate):

Wicket-keepers

could boast the best bowling performance of the season, with Jack Blair taking 9 for 7 in 6.4 overs, having taken the first eight wickets, against Leverstock 4ths, in May. Incidentally, in that game, Leverstock batters recorded seven ducks! We started this review with the weather. Let’s finish the same way, by reminding our older readers that this year marks the 50th anniversary of the year of extreme hot, dry weather, that became known as the year of ‘the great drought’. The Government even appointed a ‘Minster for the Drought’. Denis Howell, a cricket fan and former football referee. As soon as he started work it rained!

Retirement

Let’s hope there’s no need to repeat such an appointment during 2026. Over to you, President Trump.

Club-of-the-Year

There’s not much argument that Broxbourne deserved to be crowned ‘Club-of-the-Year’ for 2025. Of their four league teams, three walked off with divisional titles and their 3rds missed out on promotion by just 10 points. Added to that, and a new factor this year, the club’s women’s team won the 100 Cup and came 2nd to Harpenden in the premier division of the new Women’s League.

As for Harpenden, it was another wonderful season for the club, winning the premier division - of both men’s & women’s – leagues. Quite an achievement. But their other teams didn’t fare quite so well, so the club couldn't retain the trophy.

Also in the running for the President’s Trophy, were: Mill Hill Village, who won 4B, and had three 2nd places, in 7E, 11W, & 12E; Old Albanian, 2nd in 5A, 1st in 10W, 1st in 12E, 4th in 14E, and Old Camdenians, who came 2nd in 3B, 1st in 8E, 2nd in 11E but 9th in 13W. Hemel Hempstead also deserve an honourable mention for their two titles, achieved by the 3rds & 5ths, with their other teams all finishing mid-table.

Langleybury stalwart Eddie Gunning, announced his retirement from club cricket, at the end of the season. Eddie has been a playing member of Langleybury for 50 years and, even recently, has played in all four teams. His team-mates say that Eddie has always given 100% to every team he plays for and is a great motivator of younger players. He helped instigate Langleybury’s junior section (helping Steven Finn, along the way!) and was also one the main initiators of the club’s incredibly successful Sportsmen Dinners, which have raised a great deal of money for Langleybury and local charities. Although his club career is at an end, Eddie is still available for selection for the Herts Seniors, where he has made his mark in recent seasons.

The President's Trophy for the 2024 Club-ofthe-Year, was presented to Harpenden at the pre-season meeting, at Saracens RFC.

Top 10 individual scores

Honours Boards 2025

Score Batter Team Opponents

216* Abu Choudhury Watford Town V Cheshunt Rosedale IV 5 July 15

184 Deen Burrows Abbots Langley III Chorleywood III 23 Aug 10 West

179 Dan Waite North Mymms West Herts 12 July Premier

175 Robert Thorne Studham Rickmansworth V 26 July 14 West

172* Adam Rossington Totteridge Millhillians North Mymms 5 July Premier

164 Rob Walters Hoddesdon Hemel Hempstead 17 May Champ.

163 Josh Thompson Studham Pinner IV 10 May 14 West

162* Yusuf Khan Ley Hill Ickleford II 12 July 6B

162 Riley Wade Letchworth GC Lutonian 16 Aug One

161 Steven Ashman Sawbridgeworth II Greenwood Park 17 May 5B

Top 10 bowling performances

Analysis Bowler Team

9 for 7 Jack Blair* Redbourn IV Leverstock Green IV 17 May 13 West

8 for 12 Jack Rees Berkhamsted II Bayford & Hertford 5 July 5A

8 for 21 Josh Crutchett Tewin Old Finchleians 23 Aug 2B

7 for 4 Steve Price Ware II Hatfield & Crusaders III 2 Aug 11 East

7 for 6 Iresh Saxena Totteridge Millhillians Hertford 26 July Premier

7 for 8 Abdul Rehmann Old Cholmeleians II Bentley Heath II 23 Aug 9 East

7 for 9 Ben Connolly Watton-at-Stone Hatfield & Crusaders II 5 July 6B

7 for 14 Ben Bayley** Hitchin II Harpenden III 21 June 4A

7 for 14 Rhys Jenkins Old Haberdashers Hoddesdon II 23 Aug 4A

7 for 15 David Emerson Eaton Bray Flitwick III 6 Sept 6B

*Jack took the first 8 wickets and 8 of his 9 were bowled. And 4 of the 7 runs he conceded were wides! ** When Hitchin batted, chasing 98 to win, they were 45-9 when Ben came in and with skipper Steven Flint (41*) took Hitchin to victory, scoring 12*.

Herts Seniors Honours Board 2025

We honour the two leading players in Hertfordshire's Seniors squads and both, remarkably, are Boxmoor stalwarts. Congratualtions to Keith & John.

Leading players (by aggregate, league only):

Promotion/Relegation play-off

Last-Ball Thriller put Old Owens in Premier

The second-place championship side, Old Owens and ninth-placed premier side, North Mymms, contested a closely fought rainaffected game to decide the final place in the 2026 premier division. Ultimately the Northaw based club held their nerve, to return to the top tier, just one year after being relegated.

Having won 14 games and narrowly missed out on a title-winning season to rivals Broxbourne in the Championship, Old Owens came in confident.

Premier stalwarts, North Mymms aimed to retain their long-held position in the top flight and boasted an experienced side although hampered by the loss of fast bowler, Lewis O’Donnell to injury the week prior.

Dan Waite set about the chase with a six over square leg from the third ball of the innings and by the end of the 2nd over, the Mymms score stood at 27-0. Some light rain and tight bowling soon changed the picture, especially when Waite went for 42 from 24 balls in the 7th over and only two boundaries were scored in the next seven overs.

Having been inserted, Owens made a bright start, reaching 49 after seven overs, before losing their first wicket. Ben Wells departed for an exciting 49 from 38 balls but by half way, the score had only reached 124-3.

Stephen Williams was resolute, while also hitting five maximums in his 68, and with former long-time captain, Brad Lane started to rebuild, from 160-7. New skipper, Jake Wickham carried on the good work, with 22 off 14 balls, and with 72 coming from the final 8 overs, Owens had posted a challenging 258-8.

Just as play was due to resume, the heavens opened for a heavy deluge, and an already soggy Home Farm saw puddles forming across the ground. Great work by both teams then ensured play could be resumed by the 1710 cut off point. The revised target was set, with Mymms requiring 152 to win from 20 overs.

Armaan Randhawa and skipper Nesan Jeyaratnam enjoyed a 49-run partnership but it remained in the balance at 104-3 with six overs to bowl. That became 27 needed from 25 balls, before Brad Lane bowled an excellent 17th over for just five runs, followed by young spinner Ed Gaeton’s excellent 18th going for just three runs.

Lane conceded just five, plus a bye, off the 19th leaving Owens to defend 12 from the final over, which started with Jeyaratnam on strike, against the left-arm spin of Gaeton, who was completing his debut full season as a first teamer. That became six required from three, but singles from balls four and five to return Jeyaratnam to strike meant a boundary was needed to win the game. Jeyaratnam went down onto one knee aiming to dissect the boundary riders with his familiar sweep shot but… dot ball.

Cue jubilant scenes for the promoted club.

Match Officials

Umpires: Chris Price and Phil Anderson

Scorers: Paula Williams & Hilary Stiffin

Readers Hertfordshire T20 Competition

Preliminary round - finals

Group A

RADLETT WON BY 6 WICKETS

Potters Bar 161 - 6 (20)

Radlett 162 - 4 (16.4)

Group B

HARPENDEN WON BY 7 WICKETS

North Mymms 90 - 9 (20)

Harpenden 92 - 3 (13.2)

Group C

BROXBOURNE WON BY 9 WICKETS

Shenley Village 92 all out (16.1)

Broxbourne 96 - 1 (15.1)

Group D

BISHOP'S STORTFORD WON BY 62 RUNS

Bishop's Stortford 166 - 5 (20)

West Herts 104 all out (19.2)

Finals Day - 13 July at Broxbourne CC

Semi-finals:

RADLETT WON BY 60 RUNS

Radlett 210 - 5 (20) (Archie Harrison 110)

Bishop's Stortford 150 - 5 (20)

Final:

RADLETT WON BY 6 WICKETS

Harpenden: 130 (19.4 overs)

(James Latham 26; Olly Batchelor 21)

(Peter Hatzoglou 3-13; Archie Harrison 2-22)

Fall of Wickets

HARPENDEN WON BY 7 RUNS

Harpenden 148 - 7 (20)

Broxbourne 141 - 6 (20)

1-16 (Scott Galloway, 1.5 ov), 2-38 (Andrew Neal, 3.4 ov), 3-40 (Ben Frazer, 4.3 ov), 4-77 (Usman Farooq, 9.3 ov), 5-79 (Olly Batchelor, 10.2 ov), 6-90 (Alex Gosling, 11.6 ov), 7-91 (Charlie Mumford, 12.2 ov), 8-107 (Chad Barrett, 15.5 ov), 9-125 (James Latham, 18.5 ov), 10-130 (Harry Seagrave, 19.4 ov)

Radlett 131 - 4 (19.4 overs)

(Archie Harrison 34; David Burnell 29*; Dominic Chatfield 22)

(Ben Frazer 2-25)

Fall of Wickets

1-32 (Peter Hatzoglou, 5.6 ov), 2-67 (Archie Harrison, 11.1 ov), 3-75 (Fraser Crawford, 12.5 ov), 4-75 (Dominic Chatfield, 13.3 ov)

Match Officials

Umpires: Ben Childs & Chris Price

Scorers: Jonathan Curtis & Kyle Kean

Player Averages 2025

Premier Division

Batting Team Inns NO Runs HS Ave

Andrew Neal Harpenden 10 3 629 115 89.86

Viv Paver North Mymms 10 2 528 132* 66.00

Adam Rossington Totteridge Millhillians 13 2 715 172* 65.00

Will O'Donnell Totteridge Millhillians 15 3 742 115* 61.83

Archie Harrison Radlett 16 2 745 134* 53.21

James Seward Potters Bar 13 1 630 132 52.50

Hashim Ibrahim Flitwick 14 1 662 133* 50.92

Nesan Jeyaratnam North Mymms 15 4 549 102* 49.91

James Latham Harpenden 14 2 580 93 48.33

Billy Mead Bishop's Stortford 16 1 655 117 43.67

Bowling Team Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave

Iresh Saxena Totteridge Millhillians 203 35 608 40 15.20

Ben Frazer Harpenden 118.2 10 428 26 16.46

Liam Dudding Harpenden 123.1 15 480 29 16.55

Arthur Garrett West Herts 198.1 31 621 35 17.74

Thilan Walallawita Potters Bar 198.3 31 659 37 17.81

Will O'Donnell Totteridge Millhillians 174.3 23 564 31 18.19

Luke Chapman Potters Bar 166.4 24 627 34 18.44

Callum Taylor West Herts 140 22 444 24 18.50

Ian Gurney West Herts 93.1 9 395 21 18.81

Dominic Clutterbuck Bishop's Stortford 135.1 11 557 29 19.21

Championship

Batting Team Inns NO Runs HS Ave

James Logan Broxbourne 16 4 927 139 77.25

Tom Edrich Redbourn 16 3 900 133* 69.23

Rob Walters Hoddesdon 17 0 1135 164 66.76

Jake George Preston 9 1 503 116 62.88

Bradley Matthews Dunstable Town 12 3 523 137* 58.11

Sam Neale Broxbourne 10 2 422 148 52.75

Jack Timms Old Owens 10 2 418 123 52.25

Ed Hales Redbourn 17 0 873 156 51.35

Jack Plumb Broxbourne 12 3 451 104 50.11

Jack Kilduff Dunstable Town 16 0 756 124 47.25

Bowling Team Overs MdnsRunsWkts Ave

Sam Neale Broxbourne 142.1 20 479 43 11.14

James Logan Broxbourne 171.5 35 421 36 11.69

Ed Gaeton Old Owens 105.4 14 332 25 13.28

Lewis Hollett Old Owens 91.2 14 352 25 14.08

Sam Cherry Dunstable Town 155 21 613 40 15.33

Paddy Dooley Shenley Village 127.4 23 333 20 16.65

Luke Fishburn Broxbourne 97 18 353 21 16.81

Benji Richardson Broxbourne 111.3 7 473 27 17.52

Ali Naqvi Shenley Village 117.3 9 463 26 17.81

Tom Greaves Reed 123.1 19 475 26 18.27

Division One

Batting Team Inns NO Runs HS Ave

Joe Joyce Sawbridgeworth 14 4 770 141* 77.00

Jamie Regan St Albans 15 1 880 150 62.86

Zahid Ali Khan Lutonian 16 2 727 104* 51.93

Toqeer Hussain Hitchin 15 1 726 150* 51.86

Rehman Ahmed Sawbridgeworth 12 3 459 91 51.00

Alan Jones Sawbridgeworth 16 2 694 97 49.57

Aditya Shukla Luton Town & Indians 14 2 573 110 47.75

Mahima Marella Luton Town & Indians 9 2 313 67 44.71

Braydon Fernandes Leverstock Green 16 3 578 82 44.46

Bilal Ahmad Luton Town & Indians 14 3 484 139* 44.00

Bowling Team Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave

David Sprittles Letchworth Garden City 134 34 432 37 11.68

Ashish Padki St Albans 96 12 278 21 13.24

Navaid Akhtar Berkhamsted 120.4 16 358 27 13.26

Mahima Marella Luton Town & Indians 67.5 3 299 21 14.24

Nick Gurney Abbots Langley 124.4 16 455 29 15.69

Adam Thomas Leverstock Green 116.1 16 433 26 16.65

Charlie Rudkin Sawbridgeworth 103 12 374 21 17.81

Amit Gupta Sawbridgeworth 93.4 6 394 22 17.91

Sam Rippington Hitchin 99.5 11 449 25 17.96

Mukamil Jomegol Berkhamsted 134 15 558 27

Division 2A

Division 2B

Division 3A

Division 3B

Batting

John

Imran

George

Yasir

Johan

Tim

Division 4A

Batting

Steven

Division 5A

Division 4B

Division 5B

Division 6A

Division 6B

Batting Team Inns NO Runs HS Ave

Andrew Norris Eaton Bray 16 4 783 149* 65.25

Yusuf Khan Ley Hill 16 2 728 162* 52.00

Nathan Snow Shenley Village III 10 2 415 83 51.88

Tom Li Wheathampstead II 12 0 607 92 50.58

Mark Schumann Ickleford II 9 1 380 90 47.50

Azeem Akhtar Eaton Bray 15 3 511 101* 42.58

Edward Palmer Hertingfordbury 12 1 452 81 41.09

Owen Brown Eaton Bray 16 2 569 118 40.64

Richard Brown Ickleford II 15 3 430 63* 35.83

Ted Sussum Ley Hill 12 2 358 103* 35.80

Bowling Team Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave

David Emerson Eaton Bray 87.1 24 207 25 8.28

Craig Ottaway Ley Hill 86 14 230 23 10.00

Matthew Pateman Flitwick III 105.1 17 375 35 10.71

Josh Edwins Eaton Bray 111.4 22 281 24 11.71

Raheel Khan Ley Hill 69.3 6 245 20 12.25

Tom Westgate Hertingfordbury 86 15 278 21 13.24

Amandeep Sofat Hatfield and Crusaders II 84 5 325 24 13.54

Bradley Williams Watton-at-Stone 133 28 426 30 14.20

Aaron Gauntlett Eaton Bray 81 6 400 27 14.81

Deepu George Knebworth Park II 76.4 6 301 20 15.05

Division 7 East

Batting Team Inns NO Runs HS Ave

Ben Hammond Hitchin III 14 3 576 114 52.36

Sardar Ahmed Mill Hill Village II 16 5 479 86 43.55

Adam Hewitt Baldock 17 4 477 62 36.69

Pranav Bhatt Old Cholmeleians 12 0 438 105 36.50

Tahir Razzaq Northampton Exiles II 11 1 334 80 33.40

Ansar Ahmad Hitchin III 16 2 431 101 30.79

Rajiv Sharma Potters Bar III 15 2 352 93* 27.08

Rashid Mushtaq Northampton Exiles II 13 0 315 66 24.23

Bowling Team Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave

Sai Nanduri Potters Bar III 81.1 26 198 28 7.07

Krishna Dave Potters Bar III 56.4 10 178 21 8.48

Qaisar Mumtaz Northampton Exiles II 81.3 8 271 30 9.03

Eddie Cox Southgate Adelaide II 64 12 218 24 9.08

Alam Khan Mill Hill Village II 103.2 27 295 29 10.17

Chandra Pedishetty Potters Bar III 67.1 7 303 25 12.12

Sid Shovakar Old Minchendenians 85.5 10 289 23 12.57

Alistair Jones Baldock 80.4 6 283 22 12.86

Hamdard Temori Mill Hill Village II 128 26 407 26 15.65

Ram Perendi Stevenage III 93.1 8 396 25 15.84

Division 7 West

Batting Team Inns NO Runs HS Ave

Terry Stevens Dunstable Town III 9 3 362 79* 60.33

Yaamir Khurana West Herts III 8 1 316 97 45.14

Nasir Khan Markyate 10 0 425 120 42.50

Ashish Dean St Albans III 11 2 359 118* 39.89

Ebrahim Raja West Herts III 12 1 430 91 39.09

James Arnold Radlett III 9 1 310 75* 38.75

Mohsin Sageer Markyate 13 0 420 106 32.31

Steve Bateman Northchurch II 15 5 304 59 30.40

Bijendra Vaghela Northwood Town II 17 0 436 67 25.65

Adal Bukhari Markyate 13 1 307 74 25.58

Bowling Team Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave

Valance Jayasuriya West Herts III 86.3 18 253 24 10.54

Rajen Gurung West Herts III 77.2 10 268 25 10.72

Mudassir Raja West Herts III 63 11 309 27 11.44

Syed Bukhari Markyate 112.1 10 408 35 11.66

Anil Patel Hatch End 81 17 251 20 12.55

Inayat Rahman Hatch End 117.1 16 446 33 13.52

Jay Patel Northwood Town II 80.4 8 313 23 13.61

Sajjad Bhatti Watford Town III 90.1 12 331 24 13.79

Adal Bukhari Markyate 93 8 360 24 15.00

Krunal Puwar Northwood Town II 96.4 11 321 20 16.05

Division 8 East

Batting Team Inns NO Runs HS Ave

Adam Brand Totteridge

Division 8 West

Division 9 East

Division 9 West

Division 10 East

Batting

Muhammad

Sandeep

Imantha

Faizel

Ayaan

James

Jack

Paul

Bowling

Murali

Finley

Gokul

Prasad

Division 10 West

Batting

Deen

Division 12 East

Division 12 West

Division 11 East

Division 13 East

Division 11 West

Division 13 West

Batting

Division 14 East

Division 14 West

N Muhammad Chipperfield Clarendon

5 0 275 153 55.00

Pavan Pralaya Aldenham II 6 0 311 127 51.83

Gerard Gibb Studham 8 3 256 72 51.20

Robert Thorne Studham 11 1 477 175 47.70

P Memarpouri Aldenham II 13 2 504 108 45.82

Ben Roe Redbourn V 9 3 266 75 44.33

Tommee Seaton Studham 12 2 405 137 40.50

Dave Irwin Redbourn V 10 2 324 59 40.50

Nick Woof Studham 9 3 243 61 40.50

Dushant Pandit Aldenham II 14 0 555 100 39.64 Bowling Team Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave

Robert Thorne Studham 61.5 17 146 18 8.11

Antony Woof Studham 75.1 21 211 26 8.12

Prateep Gupta Langleybury IV 49 10 141 16 8.81 Mubashar Hussain Studham 111 29 298 32 9.31

Shoaib Abid Chipperfield Clarendon III 46 5 169 16 10.56

Sheikh Ahmed Aldenham II 73.3 23 199 18 11.06

Rafferty Walsh Redbourn V 49 11 189 17 11.12

Ayaz Ahmed Studham 81 23 173 15 11.53

Khurram Chaiwalla Aldenham II 49 7 198 16 12.38 Callum McCarthy Potten End 87 23 269 20 13.45

Grant Aid

The following sources of funding for capital and revenue projects was provided by Funding 4 Sport. Some of these are interconnected.

ECB loans/grants:

ECB County Grant Scheme to create welcoming environments and provide enhanced facilities

www.ecb.co.uk/play/club-support/club-funding/county-grant-fund

Grass Pitch Improvement Fund:

www.ecb.co.uk/play/club-support/club-funding/grass-pitch-improvement-fund

ECB Interest Free Loan:

www.ecb.co.uk/news/73637/ewct-interest-free-loan-scheme

Sport England funding:

www.ecb.co.uk/news/73141/sport-england-funding-opportunities

Sport England New Movement Fund:

A £160 million fund offers crowdfunding pledges, grants and resources, for sports clubs

www.sportengland.org/funding-and-campaigns/our-funding/ movement-fund

Movement Hub: www.sportengland.org/about-us/uniting-movement/movement-hub

The National Lottery Community Fund

Funding from £300 to £20,000 to support what matters to people and communities

https://www.tnlcommunityfund.org.uk/

Landfill Communities Fund (via ENTRUST)

Eligibility depends on location www.entrust.org.uk/

Lord’s Taveners

Youth cricket and disability sports charity. www.lordstaverners.org/

Also try your local authorities, at county, city, district and parish levels, especially to investigate possible access to section 106 housing developer contributions.

For more information contact Funding 4 Sport

email: info@funding4sport.co.uk or call Richard Sutcliffe on 07580 129369

Facilities marks 2025

Premier to 2B

Premier Bounce Seam Carry

Appear Boundary Screens Total Bishop’s Stortford 32 (4.00) 34 (4.25) 31 (3.87) 30 (3.75) 31 (3.87) 33 (4.12) 34 (4.25) 36 (4.50) 261 (4.07) Flitwick 34 (3.77) 36 (4.00) 37 (4.11) 30 (3.33) 35 (3.88) 34 (3.77) 35 (3.88) 37 (4.11) 278 (3.86)

(3.68) Hoddesdon 33 (3.66) 36 (4.00) 33 (3.66) 36 (4.00) 33 (3.66) 36 (4.00) 38 (4.22) 37 (4.11) 282 (3.91)

Old Owens 29 (3.62) 31 (3.87) 30 (3.75) 24 (3.00) 29 (3.62) 29 (3.62) 34 (4.25) 38 (4.75)

Preston 27 (3.37) 31 (3.87) 28 (3.50) 28 (3.50) 30 (3.75) 34 (4.25) 30 (3.75) 35 (4.37)

Redbourn 30 (3.33) 33 (3.66) 32 (3.55) 32 (3.55) 26 (2.88) 30 (3.33) 39 (4.33)

(4.22)

(3.61) Reed 26 (2.88) 35 (3.88) 33 (3.66) 34 (3.77) 37 (4.11) 36 (4.00) 31 (3.44) 38 (4.22) 260 (3.61) Shenley Village 34 (3.77) 37 (4.11) 36 (4.00) 32 (3.55) 39 (4.33)

Division One Bounce Seam Carry Turn Uneven

Lutonian 23 (2.87) 28 (3.50) 25 (3.12)

Holtwhites Trinibis 32 (4.00) 30 (3.75) 35 (4.37) 30 (3.75) 25 (3.12) 27 (3.37) 31 (3.87) 36 (4.50) 246 (3.84)

Knebworth Park 32 (4.00) 31 (3.87) 37 (4.62) 30 (3.75) 32 (4.00) 33 (4.12) 37 (4.62) 29 (3.62) 261 (4.07) Old Finchleians 28 (3.50) 30 (3.75) 34 (4.25) 26 (3.25) 25 (3.12) 29 (3.62) 25 (3.12) 33 (4.12) 230 (3.59)

Rickmansworth 30 (3.33) 34 (3.77) 36 (4.00) 31 (3.44) 31 (3.44) 32 (3.55) 26 (2.88) 38 (4.22) 258 (3.58)

Tewin 29 (3.22) 34 (3.77) 36 (4.00) 35 (3.88) 28 (3.11) 33 (3.66) 33 (3.66) 41 (4.55) 269 (3.73)

Watford Town 25 (3.12) 29 (3.62) 32 (4.00) 27 (3.37) 26 (3.25) 22 (2.75) 31 (3.87) 37 (4.62) 229 (3.57)

Divisions 3A - 6B

(74)

(71) 7.55 (68) 7.66 (69) 8.11 (73) 8.22 (74) 7.94

Old Camdenians 7.44 (67) 7.44 (67) 8.00 (72) 7.55 (68) 7.55 (68) 7.44 (67) 7.57

Redbourn II 7.87 (63) 7.75 (62) 8.25 (66) 7.75 (62) 8.75 (70) 8.87 (71) 8.20

Shenley Village II 7.62 (61) 8.25 (66)

(75)

(73) 8.77 (79) 8.88 (80)

(82) 8.44 (76)

Hitchin II 7.87 (63) 8.25 (66) 8.62 (69) 8.25 (66) 9.50 (76)

(63)

Town II

(69)

(63) 6.66 (60) 8.33 (75) 8.00 (72) 8.00 (72) 7.22 (65) 7.53

Hatfield & Crusaders 6.66 (60) 7.11 (64) 7.77 (70) 7.88 (71)

(62)

5.44 (49) 7.00 (63) 8.11 (73) 7.77 (70) 7.44 (67) 7.44 (67) 7.20

Harpenden III 7.16 (43) 6.66 (40) 6.50 (39) 7.66 (46)

(44) 6.16 (37) 6.91 Old Haberdashers 6.00 (36) 6.66 (40) 7.50 (45) 6.83 (41) 6.66 (40) 6.50 (39) 6.69

Northwood Town 6.50 (52) 5.75 (46) 6.62 (53) 7.00 (56) 5.50 (44) 7.25 (58) 6.43

Division Four B Pitch

(53)

(51)

Hyde 7.00 (56) 8.00 (64) 7.75 (62)

(69)

(63)

(62) 8.37 (67) 8.25 (66) 7.85 Leverstock Green II 7.62 (61) 8.12 (65) 8.37 (67) 8.75 (70) 8.87 (71) 8.87 (71) 8.43 Luton Town & Indians II 8.50 (68) 8.62 (69)

(62) 7.75 (62) 8.50 (68)

(68)

(56)

(52) 7.66

Enfield 7.57 (53) 6.85 (48) 6.42 (45) 6.71 (47) 7.42 (52) 8.00 (56) 7.16

Northampton Exiles 5.50 (44) 5.75 (46) 6.75 (54) 7.50 (60) 7.75 (62) 6.50 (52) 6.62

Preston II 7.66 (69) 8.22 (74) 9.00 (81) 8.44 (76) 8.55 (77) 7.55 (68) 8.24 Reed II 8.62 (69) 8.50 (68) 8.87 (71) 8.12 (65) 8.62 (69) 8.37 (67) 8.52 Stevenage II 8.00 (64) 8.00 (64) 8.37 (67)

Division Five A Pitch Outfield Screens Boundary Scorebox Clubhouse Overall

Mymms

(71)

(71) 7.11 (64) 8.66 (78)

(79) 8.77 (79) 9.11 (82) 8.38 Old Owens II 7.44 (67) 7.66 (69) 9.11 (82) 8.66 (78) 9.00 (81) 8.77 (79) 8.44

Division Five B Pitch Outfield

Abbots Langley II

(62)

(69) 7.10 (71)

(77)

(76) 7.50 (75) 7.31

Greenwood Park II 5.12 (41) 6.50 (52) 6.38 (51) 7.25 (58) 6.12 (49) 7.00 (56) 6.39

Northwood II 8.00 (64) 6.50 (52) 8.25 (66) 7.75 (62) 8.12 (65) 8.25 (66) 7.81

Old Finchleians 7.62 (61) 6.87 (55) 8.12 (65) 7.62 (61)

(68) 7.37 (59) 7.68

Pinner 6.22 (56) 7.11 (64) 8.00 (72) 7.55 (68) 6.77 (61) 7.11 (64) 7.12

Rickmansworth II 7.57 (53) 7.85 (55) 7.85 (55) 8.00 (56) 8.00 (56) 7.57 (53) 7.80

Sawbridgeworth II 8.00 (72) 7.44 (67) 8.00 (72) 7.88 (71) 8.77 (79) 8.55 (77) 8.11 Southgate Adelaide 8.37 (67) 8.50 (68) 8.50 (68) 8.37 (67) 8.37 (67) 8.87 (71) 8.50

Division Six A

Aldenham 6.87 (55) 6.87 (55) 7.37 (59) 7.75 (62) 8.62 (69) 7.62 (61) 7.52

Ampthill Town II 7.50 (60) 7.25 (58) 8.87 (71) 8.37 (67) 9.00 (72) 9.12 (73) 8.35

Cheshunt Rosedale II 7.25 (58) 8.00 (64) 8.00 (64) 8.50 (68) 8.75 (70) 9.12 (73) 8.27

Hemel Hempstead III 7.33 (66) 8.00 (72) 7.77 (70) 8.11 (73) 7.77 (70) 8.77 (79) 7.96

Hertford III 8.37 (67) 8.00 (64) 7.37 (59) 8.37 (67) 7.00 (56) 7.62 (61) 7.79

Langleybury II 8.00 (56) 8.00 (56) 8.28 (58)

(63) 8.00 (64) 8.00 (64) 8.37 (67) 8.25 (66) 7.75 (62) 8.04

(54) 8.28 (58) 8.28 (58) 8.09 Old Elizabethans II

St Margaretsbury II 7.25 (58) 8.50 (68) 8.75 (70) 9.00 (72) 8.87 (71) 7.75 (62) 8.35

Welwyn Garden City III 7.14 (50)

Statistics and League Records

President's Trophy

League officers 1994-2026

Principal players

Batting & bowling 1994-2024

League Highs and Lows

Divisional champions

KO Trophy FInals

Premier Play-off Finals

League history timeline

Due to the growing size of the statistical databse, several categories, especially from the League's early years, have been removed from the handbook and are now online only.

The President's Trophy

Awarded annually to the 'Club of the Year' to recognise the collective performance of all teams which play in the Herts League, within a club. The trophy is decided by the Executive Committee.

(1987-93 Trophy was pre-amalgamation with the Herts Competition)

1987 Bishop's Stortford

1988 Bishop's Stortford

1989 Radlett

1990 Cheshunt

1991 Welwyn Garden City

1992 North Mymms

1993 North Mymms

1994 Potters Bar

1995 St Albans

1996 Knebworth Park

1997 Radlett

1998 Chorleywood

1999 Hoddesdon

2000 Hertford

2001 Potters Bar

2002 Shenley Village

2003 Reed

2004 Knebworth Park

2005 Met Police Bushey

2006 Bishop's Stortford

2007 Rickmansworth

2008 Redbourn

2009 Harpenden

2010 Bentley Heath

2011 Old Finchleians

2012 Luton Town & Indians

2013 Hertford

2014 Shenley Village

2015 Old Albanian

2016 West Herts

2017 Harpenden

2018 Hitchin

2019 Hoddesdon

2020 Not awarded

2021 Hitchin

2022 West Herts

2023 Lutonian

2024 Harpenden

2025 Broxbourne

League Officers 1994 - 2026

President Brian Collins 1994 -1996

Nigel Wray 1998 - present

Chairman Tony Johnson 1994 - present

Hon. Secretary Richard Bayliss 1994 - 2008

Barry Hellewell 2009 - 2025

Hon. Treasurer Geoff Levy 1994 - 1997

Bill Thorlin 1998 - 1999

Jim Linegar 2000 - 2010

Beth Webb 2011 - 2013

Stephen Brown 2014 - 2015

Colin Munday 2015 - 2017

Ross McCaskill 2018 - 2023

Anthony Levy 2024 - present

Results Secretary David Reynolds 1994 - 1995

Fixture Secretary Michael Wood 1994 - 1995

Results & Fixture Michael Wood 1996 - 2020

Secretary Richard Mason 2021 - present

Elected Members

Ted Birtwistle 1994 - 1997

Paul Blackwell 2007 - 2024

Mark Blundell 1996 - 1998

Richard Burling 1999 - 2025

Elected Members (cont'd)

Dominic Chatfield 2024 - present

Peter Dudley 2021 - 2024

Dudley Eckworth 2005 - 2008

David Garratt 2001 - 2002

David Hanson 1999 - 2003

Barry Hellewell 1994 - 2008

Peter Hinstridge 2009 - 2022

Hemish Ilangaratne 2026 - present

Nesan Jeyaratnam 2020 - 2025

Kevin Kelly 2011 - 2013

David Malleson 2008 - 2009

Andrew McCree 2003 - 2004

Ian Nash 1994 - 1998

Naveed Parmar 2026 - present

Dave Pett 2012 - 2015

Dan Reynolds 2026 - present

Tony Rhodes 2003 - present

Nick Rice 1998 - 2011

Steve Sellwood 2014 - 2019

Mark Shepherd 2016 - present

Hilary Stiffin 2022 - present

Bill Thorlin 1994 - 1997

Tim Wilkinson 2004 - 2010

George White 2020 - 2025

Nick Wright 1998 - 2002

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Principal Players

The Hertfordshire League became an ECB Premier League in 2014, with the Premier Division and Championship created, at the top of the League's existing structure.

These records show the leading performances in all divisions, within the space limitations of this handbook. Due to problems accessing the database, any records for 2025 may not be included.

Premier Division (2014-current)

Most

7-11 Joe Wray Totteridge Millhillians v Hoddesdon (Hoddesdon)

Championship (2014-current)

Millhillians) 2014 1001 Rob Walters (Hoddesdon) 2015 888 Benjamin Abbott (Dunstable Town) 2017 988 Sachin Wagh (Luton Town & Indians) 2016 851 S Gale (Hertford) 2014 921 Murtaza S Trunkwala (Luton T & Indians)

Division One

Highest

Knebworth Park v Totteridge Millhillians (Totteridge Green)

9-49 P. J. Caley St. Albans v Letchworth (Whitethorn Lane)

9-55 F. Dungaria Broxbourne v Holtwhites Trinibis (Mill Lane)

Division Two (Includes Divisions 2A & 2B from 2015)

203* J. Heslam Reed v Chorleywood (Blacksmith’s Lane)

Best

Performances 10-18 J. Griffin Berkhamsted v Hoddesdon II (Kitchener’s Field)

9-30 S. Tilbury

Margaretsbury v Hatfield (Ascots Lane)

9-39 P. Frost Northwood v Harpenden (Ducks Hill Road) 16/09/2000 9-49 G. Wilson Reed v Preston (Preston Cricket Ground) 01/08/2009

9-66 B Davies Hemel Hempstead II v Chipperfield Clarendon (Heath Park) 28/05/2011

Division Three (Includes Divisions 3A & 3B from 2015)

Most Runs In A Season Most Wickets In A

S. March (Wormley)

S McGiffin (Northchurch)

Z Khan (Lutonian)

Hameed (Bushey) 2014 1014 J. R. Turner (Knebworth Park II) 2004 62 B. Klosterman (Leverstock Green) 2007 971 C A Chellew (Abbots Langley ) 2009 61 I. R. Brown (Stevenage II) 2000

Highest Individual Scores

198 B Hassan Totteridge Millhillians II v North Enfield (Totteridge Millhillians) 29/07/2023

181 Sohail Idress Stevenage II v Eversholt (Eversholt Recreation Ground) 15/07/2006

175 J. R. Turner Knebworth Park II v Botany Bay (Old Knebworth Lane) 31/07/2004

174 C. A. Chellew Abbots Langley v Letchworth II (Fairfield Hall) 13/06/2009

172* J. R. Turner Knebworth Park II v County Hall (Old Knebworth Lane 22/05/2004

Best Bowling Performances

9-17 B. Klosterman Leverstock Green v Sawbridgeworth II (Bedmond Road) 25/08/2007

9-23 Z Shaw Stevenage II v North Enfield (Ditchmore Lane) 31/05/2014

9-39 I. R. Brown Stevenage II v Harpenden II (Harpenden Common) 24/07/2004

9-39 A. Jenkins Letchworth II v Sawbridgeworth II (Whitethorn Lane) 09/09/2006

9-39 D. S. McMillan Chipperfield Clarendon v County Hall (Chipperfield Common) 11/07/2009

Division Four (Includes Divisions 4A & 4B from 2015)

Most Runs In A Season

1073 S Stevens (Potton Town)

Most Wickets In A Season

2013 79 M. R. Sazenis (Chipperfield) 2006

1042 A. Christian (Old Haberdashers) 2006 77 D McMillan (Clarendon) 2008 955

H. D. Rawle (North Mymms II) 2005 75 I. R. Brown (Stevenage II) 2003 901 M J Bertwistle (Chipperfield Clarendon II) 2009 66 R. Watson (Holtwhites Trinibis) 2002

885 R J Darby (Hertingfordbury) 2009 65 F Hameed (Bushey) 2013

Highest Individual Scores

192* B. Blaker Ickleford v Old Haberdashers (Croxdale Road) 10/06/2006

189 A. Christian Old Haberdashers v Ickleford (Croxdale Road) 10/06/2006

178 R. Gajjar Shenley Village v Potton Town (The Hollow) 15/07/2006

175* A Loomba Northwood Town v Northampton Exiles (Northwood Town CC) 23/06/2018

173* H Yousaf Lutonian v Cheshunt (Cheshunt ) 14/07/2018

Best Bowling Performances

9-16 A Thomas St Albans West Indian v Clifton (Claybridge Ground) 03/09/2011

9-27 W. Roberts Shenley Village v Bayford and Hertford (Shenley Park) 08/09/2007

9-38 S. Cousins Braughing v Northwood (Green Lane) 01/07/2000

9-43 R. Mohammed Hatfield Hyde v Old Haberdashers (King George V Playing Field) 15/06/2002

9-49 D. McMillan Clarendon v Harpenden III (Cow Roast) 19/07/2008

Division Five (Includes Divisions 5A & 5B from 2015)

Most Runs In A Season Most Wickets In A Season

1453 A Christian (Old Haberdashers) 2009 64 J Mehta (Hatfield Crusaders) 2009 1137 A Christian (Old Haberdashers) 2010 62 S. Stroomer (Datchworth)

1027 K Harris (Botany Bay)

J Massey (Frogmore)

58 A.Reynolds (Ampthill Town II)

976 P. Hewitt (Holtwhites Trinibis) 2006 58 D James (Berkhamsted II) 2008 Highest Indvidual Scores

219 N. Bamford North Mymms II v Broxbourne II (Home Farm) 04/06/2022 201* A. Christiian Old Haberdashers v Hertingfordbury II (St Mary’s Lane) 08/09/2007 195 A. Christian Old Haberdashers v Bushey (Croxdale Road) 12/06/2010 185* A O'Sullivan Broxbourne II v Hertingfordbury (Mill Lane)

K Harris Botany Bay v Old Albanian (East Lodge Lane)

Best Bowling Performances 10-31 J McNally Ware v Old Cholmeleians II (Hendon Wood Lane)

10-42 R. Garrett Harpenden II v St. Margaretsbury II (St. Margaretsbury Rec Ground) 26/08/2000 10-50 B Klosterman Leverstock Green II v Datchworth (Bedmond Road) 03/09/2011 9-34 M. Janaway Potton Town v Hertingfordbury (The Hollow) 23/06/2001 9-42 T.Dean Baldock Town v Old Elizabethans (Avenue Park) 12/07/2008

Division Six (Includes Divisions 6A & 6B from 2015)

Most Runs In A Season Most

North Enfield II v Bushey II (Strayfield Road)

K Harris Botany Bay v Rickmansworth II (East Lodge Lane)

D Sands Watton-at-Stone v Hatfield & Crusaders II (The Meadow) 12/09/2020

H. Brannan Old Haberdashers v Knebworth Park III (Away (Knebworth Park)) 16/07/2016 Best Bowling Performances

Evans Radlett IV v Letchworth III (St Edmund’s College, Ware)

I. Iqbal Leverstock Green II v Abbots Langley II (Manor House Ground) 08/08/2009

L. Frame Southgate Compton v St. Margaretsbury II (St Margaretsbury Rec) 16/05/2009 9-20 R Nandiraju Northwood II v Old Cholmeleians II (Ducks Hill Road)

Division Seven (Includes Divisions 7A & 7B from 2015)

Most Runs In A Season Most Wickets In A Season

1060 J. Viloen (Northchurch II)

968 I Horton (Dunstable III)

968 I Horton (Dunstable III)

901 K

(Botany Bay)

880 M. Dyer (Waltham X Rosedale)

Highest Individual Scores

65 Jigar Mehta (Hatfield Crusaders)

216* Z Roy Old Camdenians v Chipperfield Clarendon II (Chipperfield)

208* S Green-Armytage Southgate Adelaide II v Cockfosters II (Cockfosters)

201* P Lewis Dunstable III v Rickmansworth II (Lancot Park (Nursery))

Best Bowling Performances

M.

Division Eight (Includes Divisions 8A & 8B from 2015)

A. Wild Ickleford II v London Colney II (Walnut Way)

8-7 A. P. T. Wilkinson Flamstead v Hatfield II (Ascots Lane) 20/08/2005

Division Nine (Includes Divisions 9A & 9B from 2015)

Regional Divisions Ten (inc. divs 10 A & B to 2021)

Most Runs In A Season

Most Wickets In A Season

877 Cameron Barford 2024 69 APTWilkinson (Flamstead) 2003

866 K Jones (North Enfield II) 2022 67 M Rose (Chorleywood III) 2009

785 R Sehgal (Old Haberdashers II) 2021 60 H Davies (Hatch End) 2011

783 L Richards (Codicote) 2009 57 P Reeve (Northwood III) 2009

773 B G Wilson (Bayford & Hertford II) 2018 56 J Zani (Old Cholmeleians II) 2006

Highest Individual Scores

215 JS Wailes Bayford & Hertford II v Datchworth III (The Green) 23/06/2018

203* BG Wilson Bayford & Hertford II v Datchworth III (The Green) 23/06/2018

201* N Shah Mill Hill Village v Little Berkhamsted Sahibs (Recreation Ground) 09/07/2011

182 L. Strickland Bovingdon v Dunstable IV (Bovingdon Green) 24/07/2010

172 Cameron Barford Kimpton v Letchworth Garden City IV (Fairfield Park) 27/07/2024

Best Bowling Performances

9-22 M. Akers Datchworth II v Dunstable IV (Lancot Park) 22/05/2004

9-27 A Wright Kings Langley III v North Mymms III (Rudolf Steiner School) 30/06/2012

9-31 D Knifton St Margaretsbury III v Potton Town II (Potton Town) 09/08/2014

9-38 I. R. Mackay Welwyn Garden City IV v Old Cholmeleians II (Ottway Walk) 07/07/2001 9-39 D. Camm Sandridge II v Luton Town and Indians IV (Spencer Meadows) 17/08/2013

9-39 D Lennox Redbourn III v Rickmansworth IV (Redbourn Recreation Centre)

Regional Divisions Eleven (Inc. divs 11 A & B to 2021)

Most Runs In A Season

Riddle (Hertford

K Shinner (Ickleford Cricketers)

(Chorleywood II)

(Southgate Compton II)

Highest Individual Scores 229 C Pond Letchworth Garden City V v Reed IV (Freman College)

C Pond Letchworth Garden City V v Ware II (St Christopher School)

181* B G Wilson Bayford & Hertford II v Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II (The Green Bayford) 10/06/2023

179 A Khan Old Camdenians II v Chipperfield Clarendon III (Burtonhole Lane) 12/06/2021

177 N. Aylieff Bentley Heath v Ibis (Hunton Park) 12/05/2001

Best Bowling Performances

10-49 S. Clarke Met Police Bushey II v Sawbridgeworth IV (Leventhorpe School) 22/07/2006 9-5 K. Wood Shenley Village III v Chipperfield Clarendon III (Hervines Park) 03/08/2013 9-16 C. Bollig Knebworth Park V v Baldock II (Aston CC) 24/08/2002 9-18 D. Allen Ickleford Cricketers v Leverstock Green III (Hitchin Boys’ School) 31/05/2003 9-20 H. D. M. Morter Sawbridgeworth IV v Cheshunt II (Leventhorpe School) 16/05/2009

Regional Divisions Twelve (Includes div Regional C to 2021)

S G Bulger (North Mymms IV)

Popat (Holtwhites Trinibis IV)

W. Abrahams Ibis v Monken Hadley II (Bentley Heath CC) 21/08/2004

M. J. Robertson Sawbridgeworth IV v Tewin (Bishop’s Stortford CC, Cricketfield Lane) 03/07/2004

Best Batting & Bowling Performances 1994-2025

IV v Radlett IV

West 20/07/2024 203* G. Flint Hoddesdon II v. Hatfield

Most Wickets In A Season

10 Wickets in an Innings

Hertfordshire Cricket League Highs and Lows

Highest Score Batting First

Highest Score Batting Second

Lowest Score Batting First

Lowest Score Batting Second (losing match)

Highest Margin of Victory

Highest 10 Wicket Victories

Divisional Champions

Winners Runners-up

Premier

2014 Radlett

Welwyn Garden City

2015 Radlett North Mymms

2016 Radlett

2017 Welwyn Garden City

Bishop's Stortford

Totteridge Millhillians

2018 Totteridge Millhillians North Mymms

2019 Radlett

2020 Potters Bar

2021 Harpenden

Welwyn Garden City

Totteridge Millhillians

Totteridge Millhillians

2022 Potters Bar Radlett

2023 Potters Bar Hapenden

2024 Harpenden

2025 Harpenden

Championship

Potters Bar

Totteridge Millhillians

2014 Hertford Reed

2015 Botany Bay

Totteridge Millhillians

2016 Letchworth Garden City Luton Town & Indians

2017 West Herts Hoddesdon

2018 Luton Town & Indians Hoddesdon

2019 Hoddesdon Reed

2020 Old Owens

Hemel Hempstead Town

2021 Bishop's Storford Old Owens

2022 Old Owens Shenley Village

2023 Shenley Village Flitwick

2024 Flitwick

Weleyn Garden City

2025 Broxbourne Old Owens Division One

2015 Luton Town & Indians Dunstable

2016 West Herts

2017 Harpenden II

Ampthill Town

Hemel Hempstead Town

2018 Old Owens Shenley Village

2019 Langleybury Preston

2020 Sawbridgeworth Hitchin

2021 Hitchin Broxbourne

2022 St Albans Redbourn

2023 Chorleywood Letchworth GC

2024 Reed Rebourn

2025 Luton Town & Indians Sawbridgeworth

Division Two A

2015 Leverstock Green Northwood

2016 Harpenden II Old Owens

2017 Knebworth Park Ickleford

2018 Hitchin Preston

2019 Holtwhites Trinibis St Margaretsbury

2020 Redbourn Abbots Langley

2021 Redbourn St Albans

2022 Chorleywood Old Elizabethans

2023 Lutonian Abbots Langley

2024 Harpenden II Berkhamsted

2025 Northwood Ampthill Town

Division Two B

2015 Abbots Langley Harpenden II

2016 Bishop's Stortford II St Albans

2017 Berkhamsted Totteridge Millhillians II

2018 St Margaretsbury Old Elizabethans

2019 Redbourn Bushey

2020 Old Elizabethans Hertford II

2021 Old Elizabethans Hoddesdon II

2022 Radlett II Lutonian

2023 Eversholt West Herts II

2024 Bishop's Stortford II Potters Bar II

2025 Holtwhites Trinibis Knebworth Park

Winners Runners-up

Division Three A

2015 North Enfield Allenburys & County Hall

2016 Old Elizabethans Berkhamsted

2017 Southgate Compton Hertford II

2018 Redbourn Welwyn Garden City II

2019 Northchurch Hoddesdon II

2020 Eversholt Datchworth

2021 Eversholt Letchworth G C II

2022 West Herts II Knebworth Park

2023 Bishop's Stortford II Rickmansworth

2024 Tewin Bushey

2025 Datchworth Wheathampstead

Division Three B

2015 Bishop's Stortford II Datchworth

2016 Totteridge Millhillians II Letchworth Garden City II

2017 St Albans West Indian Bayford & Hertford

2018 Flitwick II Luton Town & Indians II

2019 Potters Bar II Chipperfield Clarendon

2020 Cockfosters West Herts II

2021 Lutonian West Herts II

2022 Old Finchleians Hemel Hemostead Town II

2023 Welwyn Garden City II Tewin

2024 Chpperfield Clarendon Wheathampstead

2025 Cockfosters Old Camdenians

Division Four A

2015 Berkhamsted Chorleywood II

2016 Southgate Compton Flitwick II

2017 Dunstable II Southgate Adelaide

2018 Hoddesdon II Lutonian

2019 Parkfield & Headstone Sandridge

2020 Northwood Town Old Finchleians

2021 Rickmansworth Old Finchleians

2022 Bishop's Stortford II Tewin

2023 St Albans II Dunstable II

2024 Shenley Village II Old Camdenians

2025 Broxbourne II Hitchin II

Division Four B

2015 Sandridge Flitwick II

2016 Langleybury II Dunstable II

2017 Harpenden III Hoddesdon II

2018 West Herts Ii Leverstock Green II

2019 Reed II Watford Town II

2020 London Colney Holtwhites Trinibis II

2021 London Colney Hitchin II

2022 Chorleywood II St Albans II

2023 Redbourn II Shenley Village II

2024 Harpenden III Broxbourne II

2025 Mill Hill Village Hafield Hyde

Division Five A

2015 Watford Town II Hemel Hempstead III

2016 Parkfield & Headstone West Herts II

2017 Old Haberdashers Leverstock Green II

2018 Hatfield & Crusaders Watford Town II

2019 Rickmansworth London Colney

2020 Tewin Bentley Heath

2021 Tewin St Albans II

2022 Old Camdenians Radlett III

2023 Leverstock Green II Preston II

2024 Luton Town & Indians II Mill Hill Village

2025 Boxmoor Old Albanian

Divisional Champions (cont'd)

Winners Runners-up

Division Five B

2015 Reed II Old Cholmeleians

2016 Hoddesdon II Ickleford II

2017 Flamstead Holtwhites Trinibis II

2018 Hitchin II Frogmore

2019 Shenley Village II Tewin

2020 Mill Hill Village Rebourn II

2021 Redbourn II Broxbourne II

2022 Mill Hill Village Potten End 2023 Flamstead Boxmoor

2024 Berkhamsted II Old Albanian

2025 Pinner Abbots Langley II

Division Six A

2015 Parkfield & Headstone Clifton

2016 Old Haberdashers Kings Langley II

2017 London Colney Old Albanian II

2018 Rickmansworth Tewin

2019 Old Camdenians Mill Hill Village

2020 Clifton Preston II

2021 Preston II Clifton

2022 Old Owens II Northwood II

2023 Lutonian II Greenwood Park

2024 Pinner Abbots Langley II

2025 Hemel Hempstead III Old Elizabethans II

Division Six B

2015 Mill Hill Village Old Haberdashers

2016 Holtwhites Trinibis II Bovingdon

2017 Frogmore Eversholt II

2018 Abbots Langley II Hemel Hempstead III

2019 Boxmoor Radlett IV

2020 Cheshunt Rosedale II Potters Bar III

2021 Potten End Watton-at-Stone

2022 Botany Bay Greenwood Park

2023 Cheshhunt Rosedale II Weston

2024 Old Elizabethans II Aldenham

2025 Eaton Bray Flitwick III

Division Seven A

2015 Old Albanian II Letchworth GC III

2016 Old Camdenians Allenburys & County H II

2017 Tewin Bushey II

2018 Old Camdenians Berkhamsted II

2019 Northwood II Greenwood Park

2020 Northwood Town II Botany Bay

2021 Old Owens II Botany Bay

2022 Lutonian II Abbots Langley II

2023 Pinner St Margaretsbury II

Division Seven B

2015 Bovingdon Old Owens II

2016 Frogmore Bushey II

2017 Old Elizabethans II Potters Bar III

2018 Radlett IV St Margaretsbury II

2019 Potten End Botany Bay

2020 Shenley Village III Ware

2021 Bovingdon Ware

2022 Southgate Adelaide II West Herts III

2023 Aldenham Shenley Village III

Division Seven East

2024 Wheathampstead II Shenley Village III

2025 Potters Bar III Mill Hill Village II

Division Seven West

2024 Ley Hill Flitwick III

2025 Markyate West Herts III

Winners Runners-up

Division Eight A

2015 Great Gaddesden Potters Bar III

2016 Berkhamsted II Old Elizabethans II

2017 Pirton Datchworth II

2018 Greenwood Park Potten End

2019 Northwood Town II Harpenden Dolphins

2020 Little Berkhamsted Sahibs Pinner

2021 Lutonian II Little Berkhamsted Sahibs

2022 Pinner Aldenham

2023 St Albans III Hitchin III

Division Eight B

2015 Frogmore Pirton

2016 Dunstable II Datchworth II

2017 Radlett IV Greenwood Park

2018 Offley & Stopsley Northampton Exiles II

2019 Shenley Village III Lutonian II

2020 Dunstable III West Herts III

2021 West Herts II Watford Town III

2022 Mill Hill Village II Redbourn III

2023 Kiings Langley III Cockfosters II

Division Eight East

2024 Northampton Exiles II Old Cholmeleians

2025 Old Camdenians II Little Berkhamsted

Division Eight West

2024 Markyate Dunstable Town III

2025 Redbourn III Hapenden IV

Division Nine A

2015 Luton Town & Indians IV Stevenage IV

2016 Flitwick III Offley & Stopsley

2017 Potten End West Herts III

2018 Harpenden Dolphins Shenley Village III

2019 Aldenham Old Minchendenians

2020 Southgate Compton Hitchin III

2021 Hitchin III Bentley Heath II

2022 Hemel Hempstead IV Bamville

2023 Pinner II Hatfield Hyde II

Division Nine B

2015 Datchworth II Flitwick III

2016 Northchurch II Mill Hill Village II

2017 Redbourn III Hitchin III

2018 Leverstock Green III Old Minchendenians

2019 Watford Town III Hoddesdon III

2020 Preston III Boxmoor II

2021 Boxmoor II Great Gaddesden

2022 Preston III Pinner II

2023 Markyate IV West Herts IV

Division Nine East

2024 Stevenage IV Southgate Compton II

2025 Ware Tewin II

Division Nine West

2024 Berkhamsted III Rickmansworth III

2025 Old Eastcotians Northwood III

Division Ten A

2015 West Herts III Mill Hill Village II

2016 Potten End Hitchin III

2017 Old Albanian III Boxmoor II

2018 Aldenham Watford Town III

2019 Southgate Compton Bentley Heath II

2020 Old Haberdashers II Pinner II

2021 Bamville Reed III

Division Ten B

2015 Redbourn III Watford Town III

2016 Preston III Old Albanian III

2017 Harpenden V Hoddesdon III

2018 Parkfield& Headstone II Southgate Compton II

2019 Old Eastcotians Northwood III

2020 Flamstead II Chorleywood III

2021 Flamstead II Chorleywood III

Divisional Champions (cont'd)

Winners Runners-up

Division Ten North

2022 Markyate Tewin II

2023 Tewin II St Margaretsbury III

2024 Kimpton Letchworth GC IV

Division Ten South

2022 North Enfield II Old Haberdashers II

2023 Rickmansworth III Chorleywood III

2024 Old Eastcotians Edgware

Division Ten East

2022 Broxbourne III St Albans IV

2023 Southgate Compton II Botany Bay II

2024 Ware St Margaretsbury III

2025 Hitchin IV Old Minchendenians II

Division Ten West

2022 West Herts IV Berkhamsted III

2023 Berkhamsted III Royal Herts

2024 Northwood III Lutonian III

2025 Old Albanian II Sandridge II

Division Ten Central

2024 Botany Bay II Old Elizabethans III

Division Eleven North

2022 Hatfield & Crusaders III Wheathampstead III

2023 Letchworth GC IV Lutonian III

2024 Bengeo II Ware II

Division Eleven South

2022 West Herts V Old Camdenians II

2023 Batchworth Pinner III

2024 Rickmansworth IV Northwood Town IV

Division Eleven East

2022 Broxbourne IV Edmonton

2023 Edgware Cheshunt Rosedale III

2024 Old Minchendenians III Mill Hill Village IV

2025 Broxbourne IV Old Camdenians III

Division Eleven West

2023 Tring Park IV West Herts VI

2024 Abbots Langley IV Northwood IV

2025 Northwood Town III Mill Hill Village III

Division 11 Central

2023 Old Owens III Bayford & Hertford II

2024 Little Berkhamsted II St Albans V

Division Twelve North

2022 Kimpton Lutonian III

Division Twelve South

2022 Royal Herts Edgware

Division Twelve East

2022 Southgate Compton II North Mymms III

2025 Old Albanian III Mill Hill Village IV

Division Twelve West

2025 Hemel Hempstead V Eaton Bray II

Division Thirteen East

2025 Enfield IV Hitchin IV

Division Thirteen West

2025 Kings Langley III Redbourn IV

Winners Runners-up

Division Fourteen East

2025 Weston II Arkley

Division Fourteen West

2025 Studham Aldenham II

Division Fifteen

2025 Watford Town V Holtwhites Trinibis IV

Regional Division A East

2015 Old Elizabethans III Cheshunt II

2016 Cheshunt II Hoddesdon III

2017 Datchworth III Southgate Adelaide III

2018 Hoddesdon IV Old Owens III

2019 Old Haberdashers II Mill Hill Village III

2020 Tewin II Hitchin IV

2021 Broxbourne III Hitchin IV

Regional Division A West

2015 Old Albanian III Parkfield & Headstone II

2016 Harpenden V Parkfield & Headstone II

2017 Frogmore II Parkfield & Headstone II

2018 Bushey III Totteridge Millhillians IV

2019 Bamville Flamstead II

2020 Potten End II Shenley Village IV

2021 Berkhamsted III Markyate & Luton Town

Regional Division B East

2015 Datchworth III Hitchin IV

2016 Baldock III Northampton Exiles III

2017 Old Haberdashers II Totteridge Millhillians IV

2018 Potters Bar IV Shenley Village IV

2019 Preston IV Broxbourne III

2020 Old Owens III Ware II

2021 Botany Bay II Hatfield Hyde III

Regional Division B West

2015 Frogmore II St Albans IV

2016 Shenley Village IV Watford Town IV

2017 West Herts V Redbourn IV

2018 Old Eastcotians Flamstead II

2019 Markyate & Luton Town Boxmoor III

2020 Wheathampstead III Rebourn IV

2021 Rebourn IV Northwood Town III

Regional Division C East

2015 Reed IV Harpenden VI

2016 Old Haberdashers II Totteridge Millhillians IV

2017 Hoddesdon IV Old Camdenians II

2018 Little Berkhamsted Sahibs II Broxbourne III

2020 Tye Green Edmonton

2021 Southgate Adelaide III Tye Green

Regional Division C West

2015 Watford Town V Bushey IV

2016 Aldenham West Herts IV

2017 Old Eastcotians Leverstock Green IV

2018 Potten End II Hatch End II

2020 Berkhamsted IV Chorleywood IV

2021 Berkhamsted IV Chorleywood IV

Regional Division C North

2021 Hitchin V Flitwick IV

Readers Herts County Trophy Finals

(All finals played at Cobden Hill, Radlett unless stated)

2010 Holtwhites Trinibis beat Hatfield Hyde by 116 runs. (Sunday 5 September)

*Holtwhites Trinibis 219 (50 overs) K Burgess 91, M Mason 58, J Bryceland 10-2-27-4, N Saunders 8-0-42-3 Hatfield Hyde 103 (32 overs) S Ahmed 41 Man Of The Match: Kevin Burgess.

2011 Kings Langley beat Northchurch by 8 wickets. (Sunday 4 September)

*Northchurch 89 (20 overs) D Gibson 20, T Garraway 18, T Sambrook 4-0-21-3, A Burnell 4-0-15-3 Kings Langley 90-2 (15 overs) M Roberts 35, M Brazier 20*, P Ashford 18, T Garraway 1-0-9-1 Man Of The Match: Mitchell Roberts.

2012 Kings Langley beat Met Police Bushey by 5 wickets. (Sunday 9 September)

*Kings Langley 215 (49.2 overs) Varman Ratnakunaran 63, Brad Hughes 37, Joe Cooke 32 Met Police Bushey 207 (49.4 overs) Mitchell Roberts 6-34* Man Of The Match: Varman Ratnakunaran

2013 Shenley Village beat Old Elizabethans by 8 wickets. (Sunday 8 September)

*Old Elizabethans 152-10 (30.0 overs) R Gibson 37, R Laney 6-0-29-3 Shenley Village 156-2 (22.0 overs) C Thurston 81*, L Willingham 58 Man Of The Match: Charlie Thurston

2014 Shenley Village beat Botany Bay by 112 runs. (Sunday 7 September) (Played at Whitethorn Lane, Letchworth)

*Shenley Village 290-8 (50 overs) T Bruce 137, R Laney 89 Botany Bay 178-10 (47.1 overs) K Harris 30, J Coleman 4-43 Man of the Match: Tom Bruce.

2015 Leverstock Green beat Abbots Langley by 3 wickets. (Sunday 6 September) (Played at Heath Park, Hemel Hempstead)

*Abbots Langley 261-6 (50 overs) S Newman 139, C Chellew 43, I Iqbal 2-21

Leverstock Green 262-7 (50 overs) M Barnard 55, K Jadeja 62, A Kumar 55, M Dunstone 2-23 Man of the Match: Ajit Kumar.

2016 Shenley Village Beat Abbots Langley losing fewer wickets (Sunday 4 Sept) (Played at Manor House, Gallows Hill Lane, Abbots Langley)

*Shenley Village 177-8 (50 overs) K Nissen 71, j Urban 23, N Nightingale 10-3-17-2

Abbots Langley 177-10 (49.2 overs) C Chellew 50, B Warner 32, N Borkhatria 10-3-20-3, K Nissen 10-1-41-2 Man of the Match: Kris Nissen

2017 Knebworth Park lost to Broxbourne by 6 wickets (Sunday 3 September) (Played at Old Knebworth Lane, Knebworth Park)

Knebworth Park 230-8 (50 overs) A Sergeant 117, R Arslan 29, C Ridley 2-30

*Broxbourne 231-4 (35.3 overs) G Davies 103*, C Ridley 44, C Randall 2-54 Man of the Match: George Davies

2018 Shenley Village Beat Abbots Langley by 62 runs (Sunday 2 September) (Played at Shenley Cricket Centre)

Shenley Village 235-5 (50 overs) K Van Vollenhoven 69, M Evans 56, T Elliott 24*, N Gurney 4-48

*Abbots Langley 173 (44.5 overs) S Hamilton 38, O White 3-53, K Van Vollenhoven 3-31, T Elliott 3-16 Man of the Match: Kiel Van Vollenhoven

Readers Herts T20 Trophy Finals

2019 Old Elizabethans beat Broxbourne by 6 wickets (Sunday 1 September)

Plate final - Rebourn beat Bushey on higher run rate

2020 No competition

2021 Chorleywood beat Berkhamsted by 16 runs (Sunday 22 August)

Plate final - Bishop's Stortford beat Northchurch by 10 wickets

2022 Watford Town beat Letchworth Garden City by 1 wicket (Sunday 21 August)

2023 'A' Final Old Elizabethans beat Watford Town by 8 wicket (Sunday 13 August) 'B' Final Southgate Compton 138 beat Watford Town II by 63 runs

2024 Mill Hill Village beat Southgate Compton

The competition was discontinued after the 2024 season

Readers Herts T20 Finals

2014 Radlett beat Bishop's Stortford by 33 runs. (Sunday 27 July)

Radlett 159-4 (20.0 overs) J McLean 77*, F Crawford 38, C Barrett 28*

*Bishop's Stortford 126 (20.0 overs) D Chatfield 49, K Toor 4-0-17-4, B Lederman 4.0-0-20-3

2015 Sawbridgeworth beat Letchworth Garden City by 5 wickets (Sunday 19 July)

*Letchworth Garden City 113 (19.1 overs)

Sawbridgeworth 116-5 (18.4 overs

2016 Hertford lost to Radlett by 5 wickets (Sunday 24 July)

*Hertford 91-10 (18.3 overs) R Leather 20, W Ray 21, D Foster 4-0-19-2, M Lee 3.3-0-8-3

Radlett 97-5 (17.5 overs) F Crawford 26, J Armitage 18*, S Ruskin 4-0-14-2, A Carlson 3.5-0-35-2

2017 Bishop's Stortford beat Potters Bar by fewer wickets lost (Sunday 9 July)

*Bishop's Stortford 151-8 (20.0 overs) J Burslem 32, T Burslem 28, J Hawkins 24, J Scott 2-26

Potters Bar 151-9 (20.0 overs) D Hawley 40, C Bayliss 30, T Hussain 2-34, D Chatfield 2-39

2018 Bishop's Stortford lost to Potters Bar by 8 wickets (Sunday 8 July)

*Bishop's Stortford 123-10 (19.2 overs) D Chatfield 53, J Burslem 23, Thilan Walallawita 2-22, K Younas 2-25

Potters Bar 127-2 (15 overs) Zawar Hussain 74*, Steve Gale 38, S Lindop 2-33, E Ballard 0-20

2019 Radlett beat Hertford by 8 wickets (Sunday 14 July)

*Hertford 101-10 (19.1 overs) Max Lawrence 21, Fakir Dungaria 3-16, Abdulrahim Mulla 2-7

Radlett 105-2 (14 overs) Kabir Toor 49*, Nathan Smith 28. Andrew Knight 1-24

2020 No competition

2021 Hertford beat Radlett by 4 wickets (Sunday 27 June)

*Radlett 148-8 (20 overs) Dominic Chatfield 47, Christopher Arul 37, Hertford 152-6 (18.4 overs) Alan Jones 29, Richard Leather 29. Matthew Rose 3-32.

2022 Potters Bar beat Hoddesdon by 3 wickets (Sunday 24 July)

*Hoddesdon 167 / 4 (20 overs) Jayden Broodryk 83, Cameron Shekleton 46*

Potters Bar 168 / 7 (19.5 overs) Charlie Scott 55, Steve Gale 49, Reece Hussain 23. Sam Davis 3-16

2023 Radlett beat Broxbourne by 44 runs. (Sunday 11 June)

Radlett 139 - 7 Chatfield 50, De Caires 27, Burnell 20 Broxbourne 95 - 8 Ridley 47. Hill 3-21

2024 Harpenden beat West Herts by 3 runs. (Sunday 16 June)

Harpenden 206 - 6 (20 overs) Cole Briggs 54 West Herts 203 - 8 (20 overs) Callum Taylor 110

2025 Radlett beat Harpenden by 6 wickets (Sunday 13 July)

*Harpenden: 130 (19.4 overs) (James Latham 26; Olly Batchelor 21) Radlett 131 - 4 (19.4 overs) ((Archie Harrison 34; David Burnell 29*; Dominic Chatfield 22)

Premier Play-Off Finals 2014-2022

2014 Radlett 150-10 (38.4) beat Harpenden 105-10 (31.1) by 45 runs

2015 North Mymms 125-8 (50) lost to Radlett 126-6 (35.4) by 4 wickets

2016 Welwyn Garden City 288-6 (50) beat Radlett 157-10 (34.5) by 131 runs.

2017 Totteridge Millhillians 222-6 (50) lost to Welwyn Garden City 213-9 (45) by 1 wicket (DLS)

2018 Totteridge Millhillians 208-10 (48.5) lost to Welwyn Garden City 209-3 (32.2) by 7 wickets

2019 Potters Bar 280-6 (50) beat Radlett 274-10 (49.5) by 6 runs

2020 No play-offs

2021 Totteridge Millhillians 167-10 (46) lost to Hertford 170-4 (39.5) by 6 wickets

2022 Potters Bar 160 -10 (50) lost to Radlett 163-4 (43.5) by 6 wickets

The play-offs were discontinued after the 2022 season

League history time-line

1968 Herts Competition formed with one division of 1st XI sides, Group 1.

1969 Group 2 formed as a second division.

1970 2nd XI division added to Group1

1974 Hertfordshire League formed for the top 16 clubs.

1979 2nd XI division added to Herts Competition Group 2

1985 Hertfordshire Competition grows to 3 divisions, 34 clubs. League grows to 18 clubs.

1986 Furnell Transport Ltd sponsor the new League Knock-out Trophy

1991 3rd XI league formed for Hertfordshire Competition.

1994 Merger of the Herts League and the Herts Competition forms the Hertfordshire Cricket League. 75 clubs compete in four divisions at 1st and 2nd XI, plus two 3rd XI divisions.

1995 Premier Division increased to 20 clubs.

1996 Introduction of 100 over game.

1997 A new feeder division created for new clubs to become full members of the League. Divisions 5, 6 & 7 replace existing divisions 4, 5 east and west.

1998 Divisions1, 2 & 3 increased to 20 clubs. KO cup sponsored by Becker Transport.

1999 Premier Division split into two divisions of 10 with matches played on a home and away basis. Website created containing information about the League and results.

2000 Sponsorship agreement initiated with Saracens RFC - £100,000 for first 3 years, and £30,000 per annum thereafter.

Vertical structure of 14 divisions formed from 100 clubs. Premier Division becomes a feeder league for the Home Counties Premier League, playing 110 over game.

2002 Premier Division becomes division 2 east of the Home Counties Premier League.

2003 Junior Development League created; 22 clubs competing in four regional divisions.

2006 Final year of Becker Transport sponsorship of county knock-out cup

2007 Division 14 created to help accommodate 16 new teams. New Website launched.

2008 Record number of teams in the League - 260. Richard Bayliss retires after 27 consecutive years as Secretary of Hertfordshire's two principal cricket leagues.

2009 Fully automated results system introduced with teams reporting via text message system.

2010 Kookaburra Readers become the new sponsors of the Cup and Trophy knock-out.

2014 Clubs withdrew from the Home Counties Premier League to give a new look to the top of the Hertfordshire League structure. Divisions 11 East & 11 West, and 12 East & 12 West formed. A new 20/20 tournament introduced for the Premier and Championship sides.

2015 League awarded ECB Premier League status. Structure revised, making all divisions 10 teams playing home and away, with 9 timed format matches and 9 limited overs.

2016 Sunday T20 competition introduced to encourage more participation in cricket.

2017 New website launched to include an enhanced results reporting system using smartphones. Premier and Championship use pink ball and coloured clothing in League 50 over matches

2018 Smartphone app allows for facilities and umpire marking. Matches in divs 1-10B played under limited over format. Dinner at Lord's marks 50 years of league cricket in Hertfordshire.

2019 T20 Trophy competition introduced for non-premier clubs. Development divisions re-formed to benefit younger players. Partnership created with Herts Junior Leagues.

2020 Coronovirus pandemic severely affects all cricket. First half of league season cancelled. No promotion or relegation after a shortened season. No changing rooms or teas. Mike Wood retires as Results & Fixtures Secretary, after serving league cricket in Hertfordshire since 1985.

2021 Some Covid restrictions remained until mid-season, when national guidelines eased. A wet summer, some teams cancelled 7 out of 18 matches due to the weather or Covid.

2022 Regional structure extended to divisions 10A & B. Facilities marking no longer required below division 6B; in other divisions, teams to report unacceptable pitches/outfields only.

2023 Premier division play-off finals discontinued. A wet summer - 545 matches cancelled/abandoned

2024 Regional structure extended to all divisions below 6B. Promotion/relegation simplified to 2 up/ 2 down to/from next divisions.

2025 Women's League launched. Barry Hellewell retires as Hon. Secretary after 16 years in the role.

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