Our Club

Esher Cricket Pitch

About the club

Since 1863 Esher Cricket Club has been at the centre of the community. It’s a thriving club for adult & young cricketers to play cricket, be coached & develop their skills; our goal is to attract and inspire existing and potential cricketers, both adults and young people to cricket & widen the game’s appeal by creating a fun & safe environment and ensuring opportunities are open and accessible to all.

At Esher Cricket Club you can play competitive or ‘social’ cricket. There is an extensive league, cup, and friendly fixture list so whatever your level or cricketing ambition, Esher CC is a terrific club to be a member of, both on and off the field!

The Club has achieved Clubmark accreditation from the ECB.

Our Grounds, Clubhouse and Facilities

  • A tranquil, picturesque,  tree lined ground set in a quiet part of Esher.

  • In addition to the main square, there are 4 youth cricket squares and an all weather artificial wicket.

  • There are 7 net lanes and 2 batting cages that provide optimal resources for training. 3 new nets were added in 2023 and the existing 4 net lanes were refurbished .

  • Our adult and youth teams also play at Imber Court, on well prepared wickets.

  • The clubhouse has a full catering service and a well stocked and licensed bar.  It can accommodate groups of up to 150 people while the spacious patio overlooking the tree-lined grounds is ideal for summer events.

Please click the link below for contact details on venue hire

History of the club

Esher Cricket Club,  is a thriving club with its main grounds on the edge of Esher in Surrey. The Club offers top class facilities for players, officials and spectators of all ages, and is particularly renowned for it’s strong and extensive Youth Cricket programme.

Esher CC field five Saturday teams competing in the AJ Fordham Surrey Championship. With the 1st and 2nd XI both competing in their respective Premier Divisions.  There is a Development XI on Sunday afternoons during July and August to help the development of cricketers in the U13 to U19 age groups.  In the Summer, we also have a sixth and occasional seventh eleven driven by father and son combinations.

The Club has achieved Clubmark accreditation from the ECB.

Clubmark

Esher Cricket Club is proud to continue being an ECB Clubmark Accredited Club.

ECB Clubmark is an accreditation scheme for cricket clubs and is licensed from Sport England as part of their wider Clubmark scheme.

ECB Clubmark shows that a club is well run and provides the right environment for its members. Clubmark accreditation also means your club is recognised as a safe, rewarding and fulfilling place for participants of all ages, as well as assuring parents and carers that they are choosing the right option for their young people.

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Latest Reports

1st XI – Season Report – 2025

We ended the 2024 season talking about how to improve on our 4th-place finish. The message was clear – consistency as a team, turning up week after week as a set and motivated 11. At the end of 2025, after four captains and 28 players representing the 1s, it’s fair to say we didn’t totally […]

2nd XI – Season Report – 2025

The 2nd XI had a fantastic season in 2025, finishing ‘best of the rest’ in 3rd place in what we predicted would be the highest standard of cricket the 2nd XI had played in. This came following the restructuring of the Surrey Championship leagues which placed us into Division 3 West consisting of some familiar […]

3rd XI – Season Report – 2025

The 3rd XI enjoyed a superb 2025 campaign, securing promotion and finishing just one win shy of the league title. The season began shakily, with narrow defeats to Sunbury and Shepperton, both of which were lost in the final five overs. However, the side showed outstanding resilience to bounce back and win the next seven […]

4th XI – Season Report – 2025

Promotion was secured, as runners up, on the final Saturday of the season. However, 4 games out we were top of the league with the league championship in our own hands but a couple of poor performances against Sunbury and Hampton Hill resulted in the need to win the final game. It was a season […]

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