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2014 |
Saturday 5th XI champions of T Rippon Mid-Essex League Division 11 Women & Girls Team win Beaumont Seymour Essex Women’s Cricket League South Division |
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2013 |
Saturday 3rd XI runners up in T Rippon Mid-Essex League Division 6 Under 11s win South Essex District Final Women & Girls Team runners up in Beaumont Seymour Essex Women’s Cricket League South Division Saturday 6th XI elected to T Rippon Mid-Essex League Division 11. Rayleigh becomes the first Club in the league to have 6 teams in the league. 3rd square at Rawreth Lane laid and used by 5th & 6th teams |
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2012 |
All league teams promoted in same season ! Saturday 1st XI win T Rippon Mid-Essex League Division 1 Saturday 2nd XI win T Rippon Mid-Essex League Division 4 Saturday 3rd XI win T Rippon Mid-Essex League Division 7 Saturday 4th XI win T Rippon Mid-Essex League Division 9 Saturday 5th XI runners-up in T Rippon Mid-Essex League Division 11 |
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2011 |
Saturday 2nd XI win T Rippon Mid-Essex League Division 5 |
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2010 |
Saturday 1st XI promoted to T Rippon Mid-Essex League Premier Division |
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Saturday 3rd XI win T Rippon Mid-Essex League Division 8 |
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Under 14s win the South Essex District Board indoor competition |
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Under 11s win South Essex District Final |
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Under 11s win Adventure Island Kwik Cricket Final at the Southend Festival |
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2009 |
Saturday 1st team gains promotion to Mid-Essex League Division 1 |
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Women & Girls Team formed and entered in Beaumont Seymour Essex Women’s Cricket League South Division |
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Sunday 1st XI enter Warsop Stebbing Central Essex Sunday League Division 3 |
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Saturday 5th team joins Mid-Essex League Division 11. Rayleigh becomes the first Club in the league to have 5 teams in the league. |
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Saturday Seventh XI formed |
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2008 |
3rd team promoted to Mid-Essex League Division 8, 4th team promoted to Mid-Essex League Division 10. |
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2007 |
The First XI win Mid-Essex League Division 3 and the Second XI win Division 6 |
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Sixth XI formed |
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2006 |
Third XI win Mid-Essex League Division 10 |
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Willie Leadbeater becomes the first player to score a double-century |
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2004 |
The new pavilion is completed and league cricket is played on the new ground |
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2003 |
First competitive match played at the new RCC ground |
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Danny White becomes youngest player, at 16, to score a First XI century |
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2002 |
The Club celebrates its Centenary |
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2001 |
Rayleigh Cricket Club website launched |
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2000 |
Fifth XI formed |
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1999 |
Under-11 and Under-13 teams formed |
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1998 |
First XI win Mid-Essex League Division 3 |
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1997 |
Third XI join the Mid-Essex League |
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1995 |
Saturday 4th XI formed |
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1994 |
Sunday 2nd XI formed |
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1993 |
Second XI win Mid-Essex League Division 8 |
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1992 |
Saturday 3rd XI re-formed |
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1989 |
Saturday 3rd XI leave the Club to form their own Club, North Shoebury |
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1984 |
Bob Pinkerton celebrates 50 years at the Club |
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1983 |
Club joins the Mid-Essex Cricket league |
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Club joins the Southend Evening Cricket league |
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Rayleigh Nondescripts leave the club to form their own Club |
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1982 |
John Monk celebrates 50 years at the Club |
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1979 |
League renamed Greene King Essex League and restructured. Club placed in Division 1 |
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1978 |
Youth XI formed |
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1974 |
Club joins Essex Senior Cricket League on Saturdays |
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1969 |
Club creates first tour – Nondescripts visit to Ireland |
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1968 |
Formation over an over 40 year old’s side to be known as the Rayleigh Nondescripts |
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Best fielder trophy created, to be awarded annually |
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1960 |
Sunday XI formed |
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Mrs Small, wife of ex-Club member, donates two trophies for best batting and best bowling performances, to be awarded annually |
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1957 |
Club plays Essex County Cricket Club in aid of TC Dodd’s benefit |
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1956 |
Saturday 3rd XI formed |
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Club joins Club Cricket Conference |
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1955 |
Collins Cup commenced for best young player, to be awarded annually |
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1952 |
Club renamed Rayleigh Cricket Club |
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1950 |
Bob Pinkerton takes 5 wickets with 5 consecutive balls, a Club Record |
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1949 |
Saturday 2nd XI restarted |
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1946 |
One Saturday XI set up to resume playing matches |
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1939 – 1945 |
Play ceases due to 2nd World War |
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1938 |
Wednesday XI disbanded |
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1933 |
Frank Brittons takes 162 wickets in one season, a Club Record |
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1932 |
Frank Brittons takes all ten wickets v Ovalwell, a Club Record |
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1928 |
Saturday 2nd XI restarted |
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1922 |
Wednesday XI formed |
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1914 – 1919 |
Play ceases due to 1st World War |
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1913 |
Saturday 2nd XI formed for one year only |
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1902 |
Club formed as the Rayleigh and District Cricket Club – one Saturday XI only |
