Sunday 28th July
A huge Middlesex County Cup-Final for the U17s took place on Sunday against Ealing, with Sunbury winning the toss and batting first. After losing 4 early wickets Aryan Mittra (49 off 44) recovered the Sunbury innings keeping them in the game. Sunbury finished the innings with 105 runs. Ealing batted well to chase down the Sunbury total in 18.4 overs.

The U13s lost against Teddington by 109 runs.

Destruction by the U13bs, who defeated Hampton Wick Royal by 151 runs! Sunbury batted first and set an enormous target of 214 losing just 1 wicket, with 6 retirements which included: Ridhaan Gala (30 off 13), Avir Patel (30 off 11), Anaya Sharma (10 off 20), Eashan Sharma (10 off 20), Grace Mansfield (30 off 18) and M Will (33 off 9)! Sunbury then went on to bowl Hampton Wick Royal out for just 63 runs.

Another immense win on Sunday, as the U12s took apart the Weybridge team. Aryan Mitter (30), Max Page (30) and Raqeebuddin Mohammed (31) all retired not out to reach a large total of 201. Sunbury’s bowling attack was too much for Weybridge to handle, as Sunbury bowled them out for 67 in 11.1 overs. Aarthik Lowmeharan (1.1-1-0-3)

The U10s beat Camberly by 19 runs. Jack Vaney (3-0-15-3)

A 51 loss against Roehampton for the U9s.

An extremely tight game for the U8s who defeated Ham and Petersham by 9 runs.

Monday 29th July
Rishaan Mehmi (42 off 19) and Ayush Obhrai (47 rtno off 20) started the U14s off well in their 45-run win against Old Isleworthians/Hest.

A thrashing from the U12s against Hampton Hill at home, as Aryan Mitter (20 rtno), Rhythm Gala (23*), Ridhaan Gala (20 rtno), Haris Ramzan (20 rtno), Harry Morris (17 rtno) and Eshan Sharma (15 rtno) all batted brilliantly to reach a team total of 179. Every bowler bowled incredibly to bowl Hampton Hill out for just 35 runs!

Mahad Hashimi smashed 25 off 15 in the U10 innings (Net Score 313) against Sheen Park. Divam Jain (2-0-6-3) then took 3 wickets in the magnificent bowling display put on by the U10s to keep Sheen Park down to a Net Score of 291 runs.

Tuesday 30th July
What a Middlesex South Cup-Final for the U14s against Indian Gymkhana! The U14s won the toss and elected to bat first, and after a rough innings scoring 104 runs, the game was still anyone’s to be won.

Joshua Cholewa (4-0-21-1) and Alfie Granger (4-0-28-1) opened the bowling with neat spells, keeping the score to 16/0 after 4 overs. Charlie Maunders (4-0-14-0) and Albert Conners (4-0-14-1) kept up the healthy start bowling many unplayable deliveries before Albert Connors took the first wicket in the 11th over at a score of 43. Jack Marland (4-0-20-0) bowled 4 fabulous overs at the death, which left Joshua Cholewa bowling the last over of the game defending 9 runs.

A strong start to the over with 2 wickets saw the game swing into Sunbury’s favour (Indian Gymkhana: 8 runs to win off 4 balls). Joshua Cholewa continued the over beautifully with 2 runs coming on both the third and fourth delivery and 1 run and a run-out coming off the fifth. This left Indian Gymkhana needing 3 runs off the last ball. Joshua Cholewa came steaming in and beat the bat on the final ball, leaving the U14s as Middlesex South Cup winners! Brilliant!

Wednesday 31st July
The U12s didn’t disappoint in the South U12 Plate-Final against Hampton Wick Royal. Sunbury batted first putting on a large total off 186. Lucas Cholewa (58 off 33) and Oscar Barnes (41 off 25) smashed the Hampton Wick Royal bowlers all around the park. Super bowling from Sunbury put the game to bed, as they kept Hampton Wick Royal to just 96 runs.

In the Surrey U12 Plate (The Hundred) Semi-Final, the U12s were sent out to field first by Chiddingfold. The left arm spin of Aarthik Lowmeharan (4-0-7-4) was too much for the Chiddingfold batsman to face as he took 4 wickets. The excellent bowling from Sunbury and brilliant leadership from Ridhaan Gala kept Chiddingfold down to 119 runs.

The chase was executed perfectly with quick singles, smart running and capitalising on any loose deliveries. Sunbury chased down the target in 65 balls, making it look effortless. Rhythm Gala (37 off 24), Ridhaan Gala (38 off 24) and Lucas Cholewa (29 off 16).