Mitcham Cricket Club

From the plaques: THE MITCHAM CRICKET CLUB PAVILION opened in May 1904 and commemorated when Tom Richardson's (Mitcham, Surrey and England) county XI played against the club in September of that year. THE CRICKET GREEN Opposite this clubhouse is the Cricket or Lower Green, part of the common or grazing land of medieval times which largely escaped enclosure in the 18th and 19th centuries. Cricket has been played there for at least 250 years. Lord Nelson was once a spectator. SUPPORTED by ...

Great family club. Lots going on for every level of young cricketer. Learn the game, get better and more importantly have fun!

It is a decent place to play cricket, the people associated with it are really friendly. And the facilities are all great!

Excellent club which takes good care of the oldest continuously used cricket ground in the world. Lively youth section. Three senior teams playing one day and T20 cricket and a ladies section.

Great club. The ground in Mitcham is the longest cricket ground in continuous use in the world. It is under threat from property developers and needs everyone's support.