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We’ve made a few changes over the Christmas period – coding updates and the statistics section is now mobile-friendly and should be much easier to read when viewed on a smartphone! It’s been tested extensively, but please email website@mwcc.co.uk if you find anything amiss. Have a healthy 2025 everyone,Admin
We’ve been getting a few coding errors showing on the website back end. As a result, I’ve switched on all error reporting to debug the site over the winter, so you’ll likely see error messages when browsing. If you encounter any errors or see any error messages, please email website@mwcc.co.uk with details of the message
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On 18th October at 2.0 pm the sports clubs at Reigate Priory are collaborating to plant a tree – a Gingko Biloba – in the hedge between the cricket and tennis club. The tree is in honour of our late Queen Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II whose Green Canopy initiative was to plant trees in
Medical report consent form With a morning of sunshine, a stellar Mogs line-up and Richard ‘Tina’ Turner at the helm, a victory in our annual fixture against Tadworth looked promising. Unfortunately, despite some standout performances and an encouraging start, the Mogs fell a little short. With Stuart Jackson forbidden from being in the vicinity of
Match Report v Tadworth Read More »
The season is truly up and running, and hopefully the pandemic continues to be respected and restrictions reduced as we move to the end of May and into June. That leaves me to remind you all that the club are ON TOUR again to Dumbleton from the 22nd July 2021. I think many of you
MWCC Cricket Tour 2021, 23-26th July 2021 Read More »
A 14 minute highlights video can be found HERE
Match Report vs. Oxted Read More »
February Winner – No. 3 Frank Jackson February Runner Up – No. 27 Ali Lee March Winner – No. 39 Alice Tharp March Runner Up – No. 29 Jonathan Burton
50 Club results for Feb & March 2021 Read More »
Although the Government is on schedule with its vaccination program, the prevailing opinion is that normal social events will not be resuming at full scale in the next few months. Organisations of all types, commercial and social, are not really booking up events until October so our plan will be to aim to hold an