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Eltham Cricket Club in South-East London and Kent isn’t just another cricket club; it’s a community. Rudy Van Rooyen and the team are passionate about cricket, focusing on both competition and enjoyment. Eltham CC welcomes players of all experience levels—whether you're picking up a bat after years or you're new to the game, you'll find a place in the team.
For everything you need to know—fixtures, player profiles, stats—visit Eltham CC's website. They love member input, so feel free to share ideas for making the site even better.
Prepping for the 2023 season, Eltham CC held nets sessions to hone their skills. Rudy reached out via WhatsApp about match availability—quick responses help finalise plans.
Thanks to Toby Hanington, the club shop is buzzing. Operated by Serious Cricket, it offers kit and equipment with the Eltham badge. Personalise your gear with your name or initials, and add a bit of flair to your cricketing life.
Fixtures for 2024 are set for weekends, but no matches are scheduled in April through September. Check back for updates and stay engaged through the website.
Eltham CC has received high praise—cricket legends like Ian Botham and David Gower have lauded the club and its players. The talent at Eltham CC even turns heads in the cricketing world.
The club’s committee, including Andy Redman (Honorary Chairman), Colin Wouldham (Secretary), Peter Fisher (Fixture Secretary), Richard Webber (Treasurer), Pad Venkatraman (Club Captain), and Pete Swain (Members' Representative), ensures the smooth running of the club. Andrew Young, as Safeguarding Officer, maintains a safe and welcoming environment for all.
Want to join or get in touch? Use the contact form on the website. Note that Eltham CC doesn’t run a Colts section, so cricket for children isn’t available. Find them at 239a Footscray Road, Eltham, London, SE9 2EL.
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Frequently Asked Questions
You can view Eltham CC fixtures across multiple seasons in the Fixtures section, including 2026 Season, 2025 Season, 2024 Season, and earlier years.
Yes, head to Statistics and then Batting Averages to explore batting for seasons such as 2026, 2025, 2024, and 2023.
Yes, you can browse fixtures and batting averages for multiple seasons across recent years and further back through earlier season pages.

