Lymington Cricket Club
| League | 2019 Southern Cricket League (4th/10) |
|---|---|
| Personnel | |
| Captain | Matt Metcalfe |
| Coach | Gareth Berg |
| Overseas player(s) | Ximus du Plooy |
| Team information | |
| Founded | 1807 |
| Home ground | Lymington Sports Ground |
Lymington Cricket Club is an English amateur cricket club based in the coastal port town of Lymington, Hampshire.
Lymington is arguably one of the New Forest's leading cricket clubs, having won the Southern Cricket League twice and winning the league's T20 competition twice as well. On Saturdays, the club runs four senior men's teams along with numerous friendly, junior and women's/girls' cricket across the week.
The club are based at the Sports Ground in Lymington and plays host to the club's first and second men's teams and all club junior games. The club's third and fourth team play at Woodside Park towards the South of the town. The Sports Ground is also the home to Lymington Town F.C., Lymington Tennis Club and Lymington Bowls Club.
Major Honours[edit]
- Southern Cricket League (1969-1999)
- Champions = 1983, 1985
- Southern Cricket League Midweek Knockout (1977-2001)
- Champions = 2001
- Runners Up = 1984, 1997
- Southern Premier Cricket League T20 Cup (2002-)
- Champions = 2009
- Runners-Up = 2014
- Hampshire Cricket League County One (1973-)
- Champions = 2014 (Second XI)
- Hampshire Cricket League County Two (1973-)
- First XI Champions = 1973
- Second XI Champions = 1994
- Hampshire Cricket League County Three (1977-)
- Champions = 1992
- Hampshire Cricket League South West Three
- Third XI Champions = 1996
- Hampshire Cricket League South West Four
- Third XI Champions = 2009
- New Forest Club Cricket Association League (1974-2003)
- Champions = 1977
Teams[edit]
- First XI = Southern Premier Cricket League
- Second XI = Hampshire Cricket League Division One
- Third XI = Hampshire Cricket League Division Six South West
- Fourth XI = Hampshire Cricket League Division Six South West
- Junior Teams = New Forest Junior Cricket Association
English First Class Cricketers[edit]
- Steve Andrew - Essex, Hampshire
- Peter Barrett - Hampshire
- Mike Bailey - Hampshire
- Jon Hardy - Hampshire, Somerset, Western Province, Gloucestershire
- Tony Middleton - Hampshire, England A
- Sean Morris - Hampshire
- Zac Morris - Hampshire
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