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Senior Leagues

Surrey Cricket Championship (SCC)

The Surrey Cricket Championship is now the largest adult cricket league in the country, offering an extensive and inclusive structure for clubs across the county. For the 2026 season, the SCC will operate:

  • 39 Open Divisions
  • 7 Women’s Hardball Divisions
  • 8 Women’s Softball Divisions

This wide-ranging competition structure provides opportunities for players of all abilities and ambitions.
The Open Divisions run a split‑format system, designed to offer a blend of traditional and modern cricketing experiences:

  • Tier 1: Limited Overs (50 overs) in Rounds 1–4 and 14–18, and Timed Cricket in Rounds 5–13
  • Tier 2: Limited Overs (50 overs)
  • Tier 3: Limited Overs (45 overs)
  • Tier 4: Limited Overs (40 overs)

Entries for the 2026 season are now closed, but clubs interested in joining the league for 2027 are encouraged to get in touch.
For more information, please contact Simon Flinn.

Surrey Village Cricket League (VCL)

The Surrey Village Cricket League proudly upholds the traditions of friendly village cricket while adding a gentle competitive edge — truly “Sunday friendly cricket for points.”

The league consists of two divisions:

  • Division 2: Suitable for teams of weak to medium playing strength
  • Division 1: Designed for medium‑strength teams

New clubs are warmly welcomed to find out more.
Please contact the VCL Chair at VCLChairman@gmail.com, where the team will happily explain the league structure in more detail and learn about your club’s needs.

Surrey Trust League

The Surrey Trust League is designed to support the development and retention of young players by offering a fun, competitive and engaging environment that eases the transition into adult cricket.

This Under‑21 competition allows clubs to include up to three over‑21 players who act as on‑field mentors, providing leadership and guidance to younger teammates. Matches are played in coloured kit, with a pink ball, and take place on Sunday afternoons, giving young players a vibrant, modern cricket experience.

For more information, please contact Mark Babb at mababb@surreycricket.com.

Surrey Downs League

The Surrey Downs League continues to offer competitive and community‑focused cricket for clubs in the southern area of the county. For the 2026 season, the league will feature:

  • 4 Divisions of 10 teams
  • 40‑over, win/lose cricket
  • 1pm start times

Most teams are located within a 12‑mile radius of Dorking, and the league comprises a rich mix of village clubs alongside 3rd, 4th, and 5th XIs from larger clubs.

I’Anson League

The I’Anson league offers competitive cricket for clubs across South West Surrey, West Sussex and North Hampshire, with most teams located within 10 miles of Grayshott. The league has 7 open divisions operating on a Saturday, 3 womens divisions on a Sunday (1 hardball and 2 softball) and offers midweek cups in both the open and womens competitions. The league features:

 

  • Open Divisions 1-3: Split Season (half timed, half win/lose) – 90 over matches
  • Open Divisions 4-6: Split Season (half timed, half win/lose) – 80 over matches
  • Open Division 7: Win/Lose – 80 over matches
  • Womens Softball Divisions 1-2: 16 overs Pairs Cricket
  • Womens Hardball: Win / Lose – 25 over matches

For further information please visit the I’Anson Play Cricket site here: I’Anson Cup Competitions

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