Botany Bay Cricket Club
East Lodge Lane, Enfield Middlesex, EN2 8HS
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To get in touch with the Botany Bay Cricket Club, either write to the address above or click here for more contact details.
What's on at the Bay - March 2010
Latest news
- Champions!
- Winter Colts Coaching
- Colts Club Day 12th July 2009 - Cancelled
- Club Record Goes as Wootten and Banerjee help Bay to win over Knebworth Park
- Colts Under 11s Match Wednesday 10th June
- Colts Training 27th April
- Cricket gear available on-line
- Colts Parent Evening - 30 March '09
- Bernie Kelly 1934 - 2008
- New Club President 2008
- New Life Members and Vice Presidents 2008
- Roger Barham 1937 - 2008
- Club Rules
- Club Seeks a Club Manager
- Cricket AGM
- Winter Nets
- Welcome to Botany Bay CC online!
This is the homepage for the Botany Bay cricket teams. Here you will find everything you need to know, such as fixtures and results, league tables, teamsheets and more.
| Cricket Chairman: Simon Clark Secretary: Julia Holloway Treasurer: Chris Pearce : Club Captain: Dan Kastelik 1st XI Vice-Captain: Chris Marchant 2nd XI Captain: Shev Bannerjee 3rd XI Captain: Simon Clark 3rd XI Vice-Captain: Jem Epton : 2nd XI Vice Captain: Paul Skitt Chairman of Selectors: John Skitt Team Secretary: Phil Lovell Social Secretary: Danny Kastelik House Rep: Chris Marchant Fixture Secretary: Jon Hicks Ground Rep.: John Dent Colts Chairman: Stuart Stanley Colts Secretary: Julia Holloway Child Welfare Officer: Julia Holloway 4th XI Captain: Jon Hicks : 5th XI Captain: Graham Couzens : 4th XI Vice Captain: Andy Fidler |
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About the Cricket Club
Botany Bay Cricket Club, located in the Green Belt to the north of London, was founded in 1899 as a village cricket team supported by the local gentry and landowner. The Club fielded a single team with fathers and sons of the local families playing side by side for more than half a century playing against local clubs. There were few significant achievements and low scoring matches were the norm. It took until 1937 for the first century to be scored at the ground, even then by a visitor. Post Second World War, led by the ever enthusiastic Alec Callendar, the Club rebuilt itself building a pavilion with bar, growing to 2 then 3 sides, acquiring a second ground adjacent to the clubhouse, became a founder member of the Middlesex Cricketers League and growing in stature in the Middlesx and Hertforshire cricket scene. Today the Club fields 3 sides in the Saracens Hertfordshire Cricket League and enters the annual National Village Cup competition