# Ashton on Mersey Cricket Club

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- [TEA WITH SANTA!](https://aomclub.co.uk/tea-with-santa/): Everyone is warmly invited to join us for.. TEA WITH SANTA! What’s that?! It’s a bit like breakfast with Santa only for your tea! Date: Saturday 20th December Time: Starts 4pm for 5pm food service The best bits… Enjoy a delicious meal – made by Thyme & Season Catering and a sweet treat. (See menu’s). A visit with Santa – let him know what you want for Christmas and receive an early gift on us! A photo with Santa with sh0tbymeg Meg Gilliver Christmas music to enjoy (or dance to if the mood takes you!). Enjoy a drink at the
- [End of Season Weekend Report….](https://aomclub.co.uk/end-of-season-weekend-report/): So, in the end there was no fairytale. The 1s ended the season in the relegation zone and are looking towards Division 3 cricket next year. It was always a tough task, needing to beat a strong Cheadle Hulme side to stay up, and despite the lads trying their hardest we could not compete with a side a class above us. The bare bones of the result were that our guests posted 280-3 off 40 overs, based on a 190 2nd wicket partnership between Ollie Willett and Adam Wilde, Willett ending on 150 not out. In reply our quest for
- [It’s coming….save the date..if you dare!!!](https://aomclub.co.uk/its-coming-save-the-date-if-you-dare/): About Halloween Party 2025 | Ashton-on-Mersey Cricket Club Come and join the Ashton on Mersey Cricket Club for our Halloween Party!! Fancy Dress strongly preferred Children Welcome but prepare to be scared Spooky food available to purchase on the night Tickets on sale here
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 150 all out](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-150-all-out-2/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 150 all out Lost to Cheadle Hulme CC 1st XI 280 -3 Ashton’s hopes of survival in the Division were snuffed out on the final day of the season thanks to a home loss to the impressive Cheadle Hulme. Opting to bowl first on a day which was to be rain interrupted, Ashton tasted early success as Tai Khan removed openers Jordon Potts. But that was the end of Ashton’s luck as Ollie Willett and Adam Wilde came together to post a 190 run partnership for the 2nd wicket.  Things
- [With 3 games left in the season, AOM Darts team remain right in the promotion hun](https://aomclub.co.uk/with-3-games-left-in-the-season-aom-darts-team-remain-right-in-the-promotion-hun/): With 3 games left in the season, AOM Darts team remain right in the promotion hunt following a comfortable 6-1 home victory last night which plunged our opponents, the bottom placed Carters Arms, deeper into their own relegation dog-fight. The “man in form” Chris Chapman threw the best average of the night (65 average) and also the least darts (18 dart leg), whilst James Compton hit the best checkout (80 finish). AOM remain in the 2nd promotion place and are now 12 points clear of 3rd place Broadheath Central, albeit Broadheath have a game in hand. Next week Broadheath go
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 210-6](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-210-6/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 210-6 Beat Oulton Park CC 1st XI 209 all out Ashton on Mersey gave themselves a chance to pull off a great escape from relegation, as they stormed to a win on the road at Oulton Park. Winning the toss and opting to bowl first, Ashton blew away the top of the home team batting with Fraser Hay reducing Oulton Park to 16-3. Andrew Dufty brought some order to proceedings with a well crafted 83, but the middle order batting never got on top of the Ashton attack. Hay returned
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 218-8](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-218-8/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 218-8 Beat Romiley CC 1st XI 132 all out Ashton kept their season alive with a comprehensive win over Romiley on a wet day at The Beets. Losing the toss and being asked to bat, Ashton started brightly with Fraser Hay and Hugh Gibbons peppering the boundary as they went on the attack. Wickets fell which slowed the run rate, but teenager Tom Jenkinson kept a cool head to keep the Ashton innings on course. Jenkinson posted a fine 50 and with the tail wagging Ashton posted a competitive if
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 120 all out](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-120-all-out/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 120 all out Lost to Bollington CC 1st XI 121-1 Ashton on Mersey’s hopes of avoiding relegation were dealt a severe blow as ther fell to a heavy defeat at Bollington. Losing the toss, Ashton were asked to bat first on a deck which gave early help to the pace attack of Tom Horsfield and Harri Dickinson. A mixture of challenging deliveries and poor shot selection saw Ashton slump to 53-6 before Skipper James Marshall and Mark Weighill came together to post a battling 50 run partnership. When both those players
- [The words "tough day at the office" could apply to all our senior teams this week.](https://aomclub.co.uk/the-words-tough-day-at-the-office-could-apply-to-all-our-senior-teams-this-week/): The 1s found the going too difficult away at Christleton as they struggled to contain the home batsmen who racked up 275-5 in their 50 overs. Opening bat Ben Stoddart once again annoyingly demonstrated his class, although he was stumped one run short of a ton thanks to spin wizard Mark Weighill and demon gloveman Dave Patterson. In reply our batters didn’t get within realistic range of the target, although 49 from Charlie Eaton raised the spirits. The total of 191 was in the good but no cigar category. If the 1s avoid relegation from here it will be a
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 250-5](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-250-5/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 250-5 Beat Ashley CC 1st XI 249-9 Ashton on Mersey pulled off a fabulous win over Ashley at The Beets to keep their season alive. Winning the toss and opting to bat first, Ashley shrugged off the loss of two early wickets to put quick runs on the board Gautam Narayanan played fluently to lead the charge, but the introduction of spinner Yusuf Bhamjee slowed the run rate and wickets began to fall. Narayanan eventually went for a fine 89 but a burst of scoring from Jahangir Mushtaq and Sabtain
- [PROMOTION NEWS!!](https://aomclub.co.uk/promotion-news/): The Over 40’s capped off a memorable season last night with another convincing win against Timperley securing top spot, promotion to Division 2 and a top of the table finish. Batting first, unbeaten 30s from Vivek Tharaken and Adnan Shafiq provided the bedrock for a total of 132. The early efforts of our guests to chase the target looked promising, but wickets from Parvez Mirza and Zain Ali snuffed out any hope of an upset. This season could have been a tricky transition but with a mix of established and newer faces, the team has gone from strength to strength
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 191](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-191/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 191 Lost to Christleton CC 1st XI 275-5 Ashton on Mersey’s difficult season continued as they fell to another defeat away at Christleton. With the hosts winning the toss and choosing to bat, Ashton’s effort to keep control on the run rate struggled from the start as Max Dunbavand  and Ben Stoddart took the Ashton bowling apart. The runs continued to flow and despite Ashton breaking the opening partnership Stoddart continued to dominate proceedings.  He looked well set to record what would have been a well deserved century but fell one
- [](https://aomclub.co.uk/2551-2/): The Weekend Report… A series of stop start matches for the seniors over the weekend as we were reminded that rain does fall during the English summer. The 1s produced one of their better performances of the season to overcome Haslington at the Beets. Winning the toss (in itself a rarity this season) allowed us to bowl first and Tai Khan rose to the occasion to deliver one of the best new ball spells seen at the Beets in many months. His 4 wicket haul broke the back of the visitors batting effort and with Zaheer Khan also taking 4,
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 145-2](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-145-2/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 145-2 Beat Haslington CC 1st XI 170 all out (DLS applying) Ashton produced a fine all-round performance to defeat fellow strugglers Haslington on a stop/start day at The Beets. Winning the toss and choosing to bowl on a rain threatened day, Ashton had early success as Tai Khan produced a fiery opening spell to rock the visitors. Despite a fighting knock from Dean Mitford, the visitors struggled to cope with the Ashton seamer, with Khan taking 4 for 31 off his 10 overs. The Haslington innings looked in deep trouble
- [The Weekend Report…](https://aomclub.co.uk/the-weekend-report-2/): Another disappointing Saturday for the 1s as the batting demons returned to haunt us on the road at Stockport. But we saw a fine display by the 2s who demolished Port Sunlight at The Beets. The 1s remain firmly rooted to the foot of the table after a day to forget at Stockport. Being asked to bat first, Haris Yassin and Fraser Hay seemed up to the task, shrugging off the early loss of two wickets to take us to 72-2. What then followed was a collapse of epic proportions as we lost the last 8 wickets for just 27
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 250 all out](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-250-all-out/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 250 all out Lost to Upton CC 1st XI 356 -7 Ashton on Mersey toiled on a scorching day at The Beets as their disappointing season continued with a loss to Upton. Losing the toss and being asked to bowl first on one of the hottest days of the year, the home side were soon hampered by the removal from their attack of their main strike bowler. Fraser Hay. Hay’s hamstring strain limited him to just five excellent overs, and his loss proved a major problem for the home attack.
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 98 all out](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-98-all-out/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 98 all out Lost to Stockport CC 1st XI 100-3 Ashton on Mersey crashed to another defeat as their difficult season continued with a visit to Stockport CC. Losing the toss and being asked to bat first, on a track which offered help to the bowlers, Ashton lost early wickets once again. Haris Yassin and Fraser Hay brought some stability to the batting effort with a 60-run partnership and with the score at 71-2 Ashton would have been looking to build a competitive total. But in a sad repeat of
- [The Weekend Report](https://aomclub.co.uk/the-weekend-report/): Another mixed bag of results for the seniors over the weekend, with the 1s and three losing but the 2s posting a huge win. The 1s difficult season continued as they came up short at Cheadle Hulme. The top order batters all got starts but no-one was able to go on to build a match-defining score. Our total of 166 was always going to be a bit below par, and with Cheadle Hulme’s experienced skipper, Adam Wilde, taking control, the hosts got the runs with 9 balls to spare. The loss leaves us at the foot of the table with
- [Ashton on Mersey came up short in their vital clash on the road at Cheadle Hulme.](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-came-up-short-in-their-vital-clash-on-the-road-at-cheadle-hulme/): Winning the toss and choosing to bat first, Ashton began well without getting fully on top of the home bowling. Whilst all of the top order batters got starts, none of them were able to go on to make the big score that would have shifted the game in Ashton’s favour. The home bowling was accurate enough on a pitch that gave help, and Ashton lost wickets trying to up the run rate. The final total of 166 seemed below par, although it gave Ashton something to defend. The hosts batted sensibly, knowing their target and with Oliver Willett and
- [The weekend saw a remarkable return to form by the 1st XI batters, but disappointments for the 2nd and 3rd XIs.](https://aomclub.co.uk/the-weekend-saw-a-remarkable-return-to-form-by-the-1st-xi-batters-but-disappointments-for-the-2nd-and-3rd-xis/): Having struggled to post competitive totals for much of the season, the 1st XI seemed to have had their third Weetabix before welcoming Oulton Park to The Beets on Saturday. Haris Yassin led the way with his maiden ton for the club in only his second game. With a quickfire 50 from James Lines and rapid scoring from the rest of the line up, we posted a magnificent 339 -9 off our 50 overs. This was a fine effort, particularly that we were missing players due to last week’s injury nightmare at Romiley. In reply Oulton Park did well to
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 339-9](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-339-9/): Cheshire Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 339-9 Beat Oulton Park CC 1st XI 298 all out Ashton on Mersey bounced back to record an important win on a run-soaked day at The Beets. Being asked to bat first, Ashton lost a couple of early wickets but it soon became clear that the batting track was another superb wicket prepared by the Ashton groundsman. Harris Yassin and James Lines upped the tempo and put on an 80-run partnership at better than a run a ball. Lines went for a fine 50, but Yassin stuck to the task, as
- [Please can all our members and followers dig deep and support this cause](https://aomclub.co.uk/please-can-all-our-members-and-followers-dig-deep-and-support-this-cause/): Tommy, our beautiful five-year-old boy has already overcome cancer twice with extraordinary courage and bravery. Now, as he faces it for the third time, we’re fundraising to access treatment abroad to give him every chance to beat this. 🌈 _______ 🌈 Tommy’s Journey – Fighting Cancer for the Third Time Tommy is an absolutely beautiful, bright, funny, and joyful 5-year-old who loves rainbows, cars, football & fully takes advantage of being the youngest of 5 siblings. He lives in Sale, on the outskirts of Manchester. Tommy’s smile is magnetic, his spirit is fierce, and he brings light and laughter wherever
- [No joy for the senior teams this weekend](https://aomclub.co.uk/tails-from-the-weekend-worry-weather-a-win/): No joy for the senior teams this weekend with all three sides going down fighting. The 1s had a bruising encounter at Romiley with injuries hampering our efforts to grab victory. With Hugh Gibbons restricted by a blow to the wrist from a fielder’s throw whilst batting and Fraser Hay having to go to hospital having badly damaged a finger attempting a caught and bowled, we were down to 9 men and a one handed warrior as we defended a total set on a spin friendly pitch. The refusal of our hosts to provide a substitute fielder left a bitter
- [Ashton on Mersey 1st XI 157-9](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-1st-xi-157-9/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey 1st XI 157-9 Lost to Romiley CC 1st XI 158-5 Ashton on Mersey fell to their 8th straight defeat on a controversial day on the road at Romiley. Losing the toss yet again, Ashton found themselves being asked to bat on a soft green-tinged wicket which was to prove a delight for slow bowlers throughout the day. Ashton started brightly with Hugh Gibbons and Tom Jenkinson both punishing anything loose. Gibbons became the first injury victim of the day when he was struck by the ball thrown by a fielder, the ball impacting on
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 166-9](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-166-9/): Cheshire County League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 166-9 Lost to Bollington CC 1st XI 161-2 Ashton on Mersey’s difficult season continued as they were beaten at The Beets by high flying Bollington. Being asked to bat first, after a late start due to rain, Ashton battled hard to combat some pronounced seam and swing in the early overs. After Tom Jenkinson fell, Hugh Gibbons and debutant Harris Yassin got on top of the bowling to put on a 50 partnership at a good rate. But the introduction of spinner Aldo Palazzo saw the match shift back to the
- [SUMMER BAND NIGHT!](https://aomclub.co.uk/summer-band-night/): TICKETS ON MEMBERS PRE-RELEASE NOW! Do you wanna live like common people? Announcing one of our favourite events of the year…. SUMMER BAND NIGHT! We’re excited to invite everyone to join us for a summer’s evening of live music & dancing (or toe tapping whilst sipping a drink, whatever you like!). Who? The Sound Machines are an extremely popular (and hard to book!) local band who specialise in Indie and Britpop classics. They really are fabulous and everyone is always keen to listen and dance to them! When? Come and join us on Saturday 5th July and party the night
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 149](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-149/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 149 Lost to Ashley CC 1st XI 175 Ashton on Mersey’s difficult season continued as they fell to defeat at Ashley. Losing the toss and being asked to bowl first, the Ashton attack had little luck in the opening overs, as the home batters took advantage of anything loose. Wickets failed to stem the run rate and with mishits falling safe and hard chances not being taken, the score mounted.  The Ashton bowlers stuck to the task and with James Marshall taking out the middle order, Ashton restricted the Ashley
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 77 all out](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-77-all-out/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 77 all out Lost to Christleton CC 1st XI 237-8 Ashton on Mersey’s challenging season continued as they fell to a heavy defeat against Christleton at The Beets. Losing the toss and being asked to bowl first, Ashton’s opening attack failed to make the most of the early help that the pitch offered. The Christleton batters played steadily whilst making the most of the far too frequent poor balls bowled by the home team. Only spinners Zaheer Khan and Mark Weighill showed any sort of control, with the pair getting
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 152 all out](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-152-all-out/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 152 all out Lost to North East Cheshire CC 1st XI 153-5 Ashton’s difficult start to the season continued as they fell to defeat on the road at North East Cheshire. Losing the toss and being asked to bat on a surface which offered help to the bowlers, Ashton top order batting once again failed to meet the challenge. In what is becoming an unwanted regular feature of their matches, Ashton found themselves struggling at 25-4, as North East’s seamers took wickets and restricted runs. Only Dave Patterson seemed up
- [Our menu for the weekend!](https://aomclub.co.uk/our-menu-for-the-weekend/): Always special food from Thyme & Season Catering Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook to keep up with the news.
- [Life saving skills at a very low price, conveniently in our function room! BOOK NOW!](https://aomclub.co.uk/life-saving-skills-at-a-very-low-price-conveniently-in-our-function-room-book-now/): LOW COST EMERGENCY FIRST AID We are running two first Aid Courses at The Beets, subsidised by us. An opportunity to learn potentially life-saving skills at a reduced cost. They are one off sessions, held in the function room at the club, on the following dates: Thursday 15th May 6-9pm Monday 19th May 6-9pm A positive and useful Physical First Aid Course delivered in an enjoyable manner. Includes, amongst many other things – First Aid Risk Assessment, Emergency First Aid & Response (including sports injuries), Basic Life Support and Serious Bleeding . Aimed both at those who haven’t done any
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 83 all out](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-83-all-out-2/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 83 all out Lost to Alvanley CC 1st XI 85 -1 Ashton crashed to defeat at The Beets on a day when their batting disintegrated against a potent Alvanley pace attack Choosing to bat first, Ashton soon came to regret their decision as the opening bowling duo of Chris Charles and Ieuan Morris found lift and bounce from the track. A mixture of fine bowling and poor decision making by the Ashton batters saw the Ashton top order blown away, slumping to 18-7 with no-one in the top 7 making
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 79 all out](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-79-all-out/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 79 all outLost toHaslington CC 1st XI 165-9 Ashton fell to a heavy defeat on a disappointing day on the road at Haslington.Winning the toss and opting to bowl, Ashton’s pace attack looked sharp with Fraser Hay and Tai Khan both getting life out of a track which had variable bounce.Wickets fell regularly as change bowlers Kris Green and Zahir Khan put in excellent spells to limit the opposition batting.When the home side lost their 7th wicket with only 117 on the board, Ashton were clearly on top.
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 217-9](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-217-9/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 217-9Lost to Upton CC 235-8Ashton lost on the road to an impressive Upton side, despite a battling effort which took them within tantalising distance of their target.With the home side choosing to bat first, Ashton had early success with Fraser Hay grabbing two well deserved early wickets.With Upton riding their luck, the home pair of Matt Owen and Lee Dixon re-built the innings. Both had to play watchfully at times, but they were never afraid to attack the bad ball.Once Dixon fell to skipper James Marshall, middle order wickets
- [The young 3XI performed admirably in an opening defeat against a strong Bramhall team](https://aomclub.co.uk/the-young-3xi-performed-admirably-in-an-opening-defeat-against-a-strong-bramhall-team/): The young 3XI performed admirably in an opening defeat against a strong Bramhall team comprising of a far higher proportion of adults. The lads kept their composure in the field against two capable openers as Bramhall set a daunting total of 168/1 off 20 overs with 14 year old Aaron Jones the pick of the bowlers taking the only wicket. Keon Taleb, another junior making his debut in senior cricket also got through 4 useful overs with his wily offspin. Chasing such a challenging target was always going to be a tough as for such a young team but Ashton
- [Cricket: Third team news](https://aomclub.co.uk/cricket-third-team-news/): The young 3XI performed admirably in an opening defeat against a strong Bramhall team The young 3XI performed admirably in an opening defeat against… Read More April 23, 2025
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 178-8](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-178-8/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 178-8Beat Stockport CC 1st XI Ashton on Mersey recorded an opening day victory on a see-saw day at The Beets.Opting to bowl first, Ashton made early inroads into the Stockport batting, with Frazer Hay and debutant Tai Khan producing an effective opening spell.With Ashton’s out fielding on top form, the visitors struggled to make progress until Naveed Gondal began to hit out. Taking advantage of anything loose, and targeting the short leg side boundary, Gondal blitzed 76 in quick time until Ashton’s skipper James Marshall entered the attack to
- [Finally, the 2025 season starts THIS weekend!](https://aomclub.co.uk/finally-the-2025-season-starts-this-weekend/): Welcome back to all our players and a special welcome to new senior playing members joining us this season – Taiyyib Khan, Joe Middleton, Will Kain – we appreciate you choosing to play for us and we hope you enjoy your first season at The Beets! A quick summary of this weekends’s games… Matchday 1 of the 2025 season sees the 1st XI welcome Stockport CC to The Beets. Two memorable games against Stockport last season saw us bowl them out just 18 to win our away fixture, only to see us lose by 1 run in a nailbiter of
- [Welcome Back](https://aomclub.co.uk/welcome-back-2/): We wanted to say a huge welcome back to Fraser Hay! Last season Fraser joined us as our overseas player, rewarding us with over 450 runs and 41 wickets, in a superb all round contribution on the field. Off the field he was a marvellously positive person to have around, adding to all areas of club life. We are delighted he has agreed to join us again for the 2025 season and we look forward to another great year for one of our favourite Aussies!
- [Junior Cricket: What to expect](https://aomclub.co.uk/junior-cricket-what-to-expect/): BEFORE THE SESSION Membership Junior Membership for the 2025 Season is £50, payable through the ECB links (for AllStars and Dynamos) and payable by Direct Debit (for U11, U13, U15) when completing our 2025 Membership Form. U18 players will play the same rate as “Students”. Training Fees The one-off cost for the training sessions is £50 for U11’s, U13’s and U15’s. U18’s are exempt from training fees because they will be expected to pay £5 match fees when playing senior cricket. All Stars and Dynamos pay a £3 training fee per week after the 8-week programme has concluded. Kit and Equipment
- [U11; U13; U15; U18 Membership Plans](https://aomclub.co.uk/u11-u13-u15-u18-membership-plans/): U11; U13; U15; U18 Membership Plans At AOMCC we will organise an 18-week Summer programme. To become a NEW member for the 2025 season, please complete our 2025 Membership Form. Returning members will automatically renew for 2025, so don’t need to sign up again. The cost for membership is £50, plus the opportunity to play in the team fixtures. Without membership, players will not be eligible for selection to the teams. All training sessions are at AOMCC home ground, Little Ees Lane, M33 5GT. The 18-week training starts w/c 21 April. Training fee cost is £50 for all 18-weeks. There won’t
- [Dynamos / U9 / Girls](https://aomclub.co.uk/dynamos-u9-girls/): Dynamos / U9 / Girls Year 3 – Year 4 Training – Friday – 6.00-7.00pm Organiser – Saeed Bhamjee The follow-on which the ECB have organised after AllStars is called Dynamos. Dynamos Cricket provides a fantastic next step for all those graduating from All Stars Cricket and the perfect introduction for all 8-11-year-olds new to the sport! Dynamos provides children with a more social offer focused on developing fundamental movement skills and applying them in an exciting game of countdown cricket. We know how important it is to look like the heroes of the game, so every child who registers
- [All Stars / U7](https://aomclub.co.uk/all-stars-u7/): All Stars / U7 Reception – Year 1 – Year 2 Training – Friday – 5.00-5.45pm Organiser – Saeed Bhamjee For those new to cricket, AllStars provides a fantastic first experience for all children aged 5-8 years old where they’re guaranteed 8 weeks of jam-packed fun, activity and skills development. The programme is designed to introduce children to the sport, teaching them new skills, helping them make new friends and have a great time doing so. Every child that registers will receive a backpack full of goodies. Your child’s pack will include: All children returning to All Stars will receive
- [This week marks the start of the new darts season!](https://aomclub.co.uk/this-week-marks-the-start-of-the-new-darts-season/): First up is a home game against Fusion Aces. Why not call in for a drink and support the team while you’re there? Goodluck to the team for this season!
- [NEW CLUB KIT & MERCH!](https://aomclub.co.uk/new-club-kit-merch/): We’re proud and excited to show you our new club gear for 2025! Our club shop from our new kit supplier, Gray-Nicolls, is now live! Great quality kit Free, 7 day delivery 10% off when you subscribe The club gets 5% of all purchases There’s something for everyone and as with all Gray-Nicolls gear, it’s on-trend and looks cool. Any questions about sizing for those who haven’t been at nets and been able to try stuff on please give Dave Patterson a shout or DM us here and we’ll point you in Dave’s direction! Click here
- [Junior Training Plans – 2025 Season](https://aomclub.co.uk/junior-training-plans-2025-season/): With the cricket season nearly upon us – we wanted to share with you our Junior Plans for the 2025 season. Please read the following sections to familiarise yourself with our plans. Read more
- [EASTER SATURDAY FUN! ](https://aomclub.co.uk/easter-saturday-fun/): Everyone is warmly invited to join us on Saturday 19th April for the opening day of our cricket season! Enjoy watching cricket in our spruced up beer garden from 12pm Easter egg hunt for little ones from 3.30pm (Tickets for the hunt are £2 – maximum of 50 entrants) Arrival of the EASTER BUNNY at the end of the hunt Delicious food from Thyme & Season  from 5 till 9pm Wile away the evening in our lovely rural setting – it’s a long weekend! Please be mindful we are a cricket club and a match will be taking place between
- [GET SET DAY](https://aomclub.co.uk/get-set-day/): Saturday 5th April 10.30-4pm (why not stay down after for the Grand National!) We’re calling on ALL members, friends, family, kids and anyone who uses, enjoys and cares about the club to come and join us on the 5th April to get he club ready for the new season! There are wide range of jobs to do – you don’t necessarily need to have specific skills – there’s something everyone can be doing. Nor do you have to attend for the whole day, even an hour or two can make a BIG difference. Free tea and toast to all volunteers!
- [That's a wrap](https://aomclub.co.uk/thats-a-wrap/): A great time was had by all on Saturday (possibly slightly too great for a few people!) with this weekend marking the end of the cricket season for us. Saturday also saw First Team Scorer, John Rishton being honoured and appreciated for his service – it was a lovely ceremony which saw club Chairman, Matt Jones, presenting John with a plaque which will take pride of place on the scorebox. It was wonderful to have John’s family down to celebrate with him. It’s been an eventful and at times, frustrating season with many highs and lows but we’d like to
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 239-6](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-239-6/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division Two Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 239-6 Lost to Cheadle Hulme CC 1st XI 241 -6 Top image: Ed Faulkner bats With the Sunday games being washed out, Ashton on Mersey completed their 2024 season by welcoming Cheadle Hulme on a bright Saturday at The Beets. Choosing to bat first Ashton lost early wickets as the Cheadle Hulme attack made the most of any early movement from the new ball. But calm play from Hugh Gibbons and Ed Faulkner steadied the ship as the bowling became easier to handle. When Gibbons fell, Fraser Hay and Jack
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 168-9](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-168-9/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 168-9 Lost to Alvanley CC 1st XI 170-3 Top image: Macca Hooton bats Ashton on Mersey fell to defeat on the road at promotion chasing Alvanley, on a day when news of Ashton’s safety from relegation tempered the impact of the loss. Asked to bat first on a pitch which offered early help for the seamers, Ashton battled to cope with some accurate home bowling. Ashton’s season-long history of being on the wrong side of marginal decisions continued but with contributions from Macca Hooton, Fraser Hay, Jack Cumersdale and Dave
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 83 all out](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-83-all-out/): Cheshire County Cricket League Div 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 83 all out Lost to Maritime CC 1st XI 294 all out Kris Green Bowling Ashton on Mersey fell to a heavy defeat to an impressive Maritime side at The Beets. Choosing to bat first, Maritime shrugged off the loss of an early wicket to attack the Ashton bowling at every opportunity. Batting with a freedom based on the confidence their League form had earned, the Maritime top order struck the ball cleanly and ran purposefully to keep the scoreboard ticking. The strength of the Maritime side was their depth
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 151 all out](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-151-all-out-2/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 151 all out Lost to Congleton CC 1st XI 158 all out Yousuf Bhamjee bowls For the second week in a row Ashton on Mersey fell agonisingly short in their run chase, this time away at Congleton. Choosing to bowl first on a poor batting surface with huge variable bounce, Ashton found the hosts in dogged mood as the top order batters ground out runs in the opening overs. Only the excellent Meet Solanki seemed at home at the crease but even he struggled to bat fluently. Ashton’s spinners worked
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 259-9](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-259-9/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 259-9 Lost to Stockport CC 1st XI 260-8 Top Image: Kris Green bowls Ashton on Mersey fell agonising short of pulling off a remarkable win over Stockport on a day of controversy and high drama at The Beets Choosing to bowl first, Ashton will have been disappointed by their early efforts in the field, as Zafar Jatoi and Brennan Wilson put together a fluent opening partnership. Only with the introduction of Kris Green did Ashton taste success, as the seamer removed both openers in a spell which reduced Stockport to
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 198-6](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-198-6/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 198-6 Lost to Port Sunlight CC 1st XI 199-4 Top Image: Fraser Hay bats Ashton on Mersey fell to a narrow defeat against league leaders Port Sunlight on a day where the Cricket Gods were not on Ashton’s side. Losing the toss and being asked to bat first on a track which gave significant early help to the bowlers, Ashton struggled in the opening overs, finding themselves two wickets down with only 20 runs on the board. Mike Roberts and Fraser Hay steadied the ship, working hard for their runs
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI  90-3](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-90-3/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI  90-3 Beat Ashley CC 1st XI 86 all out Zaheer Khan bowls Ashton recorded a comfortable and important victory as they strolled to a seven wicket win away at Ashley. Winning the toss and electing to bowl, Ashton had early success as the opening attack of Fraser Hay and James Marshall took top order wickets thanks to accurate bowling and safe hands that took the catches offered. Any spark of resistance was snuffed out by a fine spell by Kris Green whose nagging overs strangled the run rate. With spinners Zaheer
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI  210 all out](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-210-all-out/): Fraser Hay strikes with the ball
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 150 all out](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-150-all-out/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 150 all out Lost to Haslington CC 1st XI 151 -6 Hugh Gibbons bats Ashton’s poor run of form continued, as they fell to a disappointing loss on the road at Haslington. Being asked to bat first on a pitch which promised help for the bowlers, Ashton started brightly with Hugh Gibbons and Mark Weighill putting on 54 for the first wicket. After both openers fell, the Ashton batting tried to consolidate their effort and whilst progress slowed, they were reasonably placed at 111 for 3 with 14 overs to
- [Ashton on Mersey cc 1st XI 131 all out](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-131-all-out/): Lost to Bollington CC 1st XI 133-7 Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Fraser Hay on his way to a five wicket haul. Ashton fell to defeat in a low scoring, hard fought game against Bollington at The Beets. Losing what proved to be a crucial toss, Ashton were asked to bat first on a track which offered plenty of help to the bowlers. Three early wickets put Ashton on the back foot, but the reliable Hugh Gibbons and skipper James Marshall steadied the ship as Ashton rebuilt. When Gibbons went playing one shot too many, Marshall and Sam Kingsman-Ali took
- [Summer Cricket Camps 2024](https://aomclub.co.uk/summer-cricket-camps-2024/): Summer Camps at AOMCC are BACK!Once again we are organising daily Summer Camp during the Summer Holidays for 5-11 year olds(Reception to Year 6) at Ashton on Mersey Cricket Club, Little Ees Lane, Sale on four separate weeks: Week 1: Monday 29 July to Friday 2 AugustWeek 2: Monday 5 August to Friday 9 AugustWeek 3: Monday 12 August to Friday 16 AugustWeek 4: Monday 19 August to Friday 23 AugustThe daily timetable will run from 10.00am – 2.00pm. The Summer Camps will cover a wide variety of cricketing activities and other sporting activities and willtake place on the outfield,
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 137 all out](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-137-all-out/): Cheshire County Cricket League Div 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 137 all out Lost to NE Cheshire CC 1st XI 228-8 Mark Weighill bowls Ashton fell to defeat on the road at North East Cheshire, as their batting failed to chase down a challenging target. Choosing to bowl first, Ashton found home openers Daniel Williams (50) and James Banner (59) in fine form. North East batted well throughout as they punished anything loose delivered by the Ashton bowlers. Whilst wickets fell at regular intervals, the runs kept coming, with Jake Reynolds hitting a half century at better than a run
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 109 all out](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-109-all-out/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 109 all out Lost to Cheadle Hulme CC 1st XI 315 -6 Charlie Eaton bowls Ashton were well beaten at Cheadle Hulme as the home side produced a dominant batting display to enhance their promotion prospects. Choosing to bat first, Cheadle Hulme shook off the early loss of opener Rhys Collister as Veteran Adam Wilde and overseas player Ashton Muir came together to record a 200 run partnership for the second wicket. Muir rode some early luck whilst attacking the bowling at every opportunity. The Ashton bowling did not wilt
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 231-5](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-231-5/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 231-5 Beat Alvanley CC 1st XI 229-7 Kris Green bowls Ashton recorded an excellent victory as they fought off the challenge of Alvanley in a fine game of cricket at The Beets. On a near perfect summer’s day, Ashton invited the visitors to bat first on what promised to be a fine batting track which would get even better during the day. Opening bowers Fraser Hay and Kris Green bowled well with little luck as Mike Rowlands and Stephen Charles put on 50 for the first wicket. The introduction of
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 104 all out](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-104-all-out/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 104 all out Lost to Maritime CC 1st XI 110 -2 James Marshall Batting Ashton on Mersey fell to defeat on a farcical day at promotion chasing Maritime. Heavy morning rain had left the ground sodden, with muddy areas across the square and the outfield. The pitch was water damaged and prospects for play looked slim as rain continued on and off through the day. But the home side worked hard to try and get the ground playable and their efforts should be applauded. Despite their work, the ground remained
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- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 212-4](https://aomclub.co.uk/cheshire-county-cricket-league-division-2-2/): Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 212-4 Beat Congleton CC 1st XI 211-8 Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Hugh Gibbons hits out Ashton on Mersey recorded a fine win over Congleton thanks to an excellent batting performance at The Beets. Losing the toss and being asked to bowl first, Ashton did well to restrict the early efforts of Congleton, with James Marshall in particular delivering an exceptional opening spell. Whilst several of the visitors’ batters got starts, none of them could go on to make an innings-defining score. Spinner Zaheer Khan snuffed out any attempt to accelerate the run rate, finishing
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 22-0](https://aomclub.co.uk/county-cricket-league-division-2/): Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 22-0 Beat Stockport CC 1st XI 18 all out Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Fraser Hay takes the first of his seven wickets Ashton on Mersey recorded one of the most astounding victories in their long history, bowling out Stockport for just 18 runs in their clash at Cale Green. With the home side winning the toss and opting to bat first, hopes of a steady start were dashed as Fraser Hay and James Marshall bowled a superb new ball spell to destroy Stockport’s batting line up. With hardly a loose ball in sight, Hay
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 180-9](https://aomclub.co.uk/cheshire-county-cricket-league-division-2/): Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 180-9 Lost to Port Sunlight CC 1st XI 195-9 Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Fraser Hay Bowling Ashton went down to a narrow defeat against table topping Port Sunlight in a fine game of cricket at The Beets. Choosing to bowl first Ashton had early success as Fraser Hay and Charlie Eaton produced another fine new ball spell. With runs hard to come by the visitors were grateful to Lewis Davies who dug in to provide a stable base from which Port Sunlight could rebuild. With the middle order batting launching a counterattack through Simon
- [Make the most of the Bank Holiday weekend and join us for our first BBQ at The Beets of 2024 on Sunday 26th May!](https://aomclub.co.uk/make-the-most-of-the-bank-holiday-weekend-and-join-us-for-our-first-bbq-at-the-beets-of-2024-on-sunday-26th-may/): You can expect a family (and dog) friendly day, with a giant inflatable to keep the kids occupied, great food and cold drinks from 1pm until late. See you there!
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 151 all out](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-151-all-out/): Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 151 all out Lost to Ashley CC 1st XI 253 all out Pictured: Sam Thorburn bowls Ashton on Mersey fell to a heavy home defeat on a day when the quality of the visitors’ batting was the decisive factor. Opting to bowl first on a pitch which promised a degree of early assistance, Ashton’s opening attack of Fraser Hay and Charlie Eaton each produced fine spells which removed both Ashley openers. With Zaheer Khan and James Marshall picking up a wicket apiece, Ashley were struggling at 52-4 before Ammad Mushtaq and Jahangir Mushtaq came together to
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 229-4](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-229-4/): Beat Mobberley CC 1st XI 226 – 9 Fraser Hay bowls Ashton on Mersey recorded their first win of the season on a run-soaked day at Mobberley. With the home side winning the toss and choosing to bat first, the Ashton attack did well to limit the batters’ early efforts. Fraser Hay and Charlie Eaton bowled excellently to limit the damage threatened by the aggressive Mobberley top order, with Zaheer Khan (2-17) spinning through a tight ten overs to prevent any acceleration. But with Chris Turner playing an anchor role in the middle order and with the tail hitting out to
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 91 all out](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-91-all-out/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 91 all out Lost to Haslington CC 1st XI 207-9 Image: Fraser Hay bowls Ashton on Mersey slumped to a heavy defeat at home to Haslington, as they failed to capitalise on a fine start to the match. Bowling first on a track offering some help to the seamers, Ashton had Haslington in all sorts of trouble as Fraser Hay and James Marshall ran through the top order.  With spinner Zaheer Khan posing more problems to the visitors, Ashton reduced Haslington to 83-8. But hopes of bundling out the visitors
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 141 all out](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-141-all-out/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 141 all out Lost to Bollington CC 1st XI 144-4 Image: Tom Scott bats Ashton began their delayed 2024 campaign on the wrong side of a hard-fought game at Bollington. On a freezingly cold day, Bollington’s correct call at the toss proved crucial with Ashton having to bat first on a pitch which unsurprisingly showed the effect of the wet spring. With the ball holding in the surface, batting was a case of survival rather than stroke making. The home attack exploited the conditions well, restricting Ashton to just 32
- [Fraser Hay](https://aomclub.co.uk/fraser-hay/): We’re delighted to welcome @fraser_hay as our Overseas Player for 2024. Joining us from @williamstowncc1852 in Melbourne, Fraser is a left arm pace bowler and top order batsman and we wish him all the best for his time in the UK!
- [Welcome back](https://aomclub.co.uk/welcome-back/): And ANOTHER! Fan favourite, conspiracy theorist and slow left armer Zaheer Khan returns to The Beets this season, having taken 42 wickets @ 15.71 in 2021. Welcome back Chacha!
- [Please join us this Saturday 6th April,](https://aomclub.co.uk/please-join-us-this-saturday-6th-april/): Please join us this Saturday 6th April, anytime you can between 10.30am and 3.30pm. The day will include having a cricket net during the afternoon. And for City fans we’ll be showing Crystal Palace v City live on TV with a 12:30 kick off. Jobs on the day include: Painting (picnic benches and breeze block external walls), Tip Runs, Nets repairs, cleaning and improvements, securing covers to frames, reassembling sightscreens, boundary rope, litter picking, changing room cleaning, sorting equipment containers, scorers and umpires rooms, window cleaning inside and out, beer garden cleaning and preparation, jet washing, planting, tidying, and organising
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- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 186-7](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-186-7/): Mark Weighill bowls Cheshire County Cricket League Div 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 186-7 Beat Christleton CC 1st XI 184-7 Ashton on Mersey completed an amazing great escape from relegation by beating Christleton on a day of high drama at The Beets. Going into the game Ashton knew that to avoid the drop  they had to win and either Hale Barns or Bollington had to fail to win their final fixtures. Being asked to bowl first, Ashton started steadily with the ball, restricting the visitor’s flow of runs. But the arrival Mubashir Hassan upped the tempo with a quick fire fifty, before
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 141 all out 10/09/23](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-141-all-out-10-09-23/): James Marshall bats Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 141 all out Lost to Cheadle Hulme CC 1st XI 142- 8 Ashton on Mersey went down to defeat despite another battling performance which kept their season alive. Losing the toss and being asked to bat, Ashton soon found themselves in deep trouble as they struggled on a pitch which gave significant help to the home bowlers. Andrew Whylie and Usman Arshad gave the batters a torrid time as Ashton slumped to 36-7. But James Lines and James Marshall dug deep to rescue Ashton from the embarrassment
- [Ashton on Mersey 1st XI 204 all out 03/09/23](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-1st-xi-204-all-out-03-09-23/): Tom Scott drives Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey 1st XI 204 all out Lost to North East Cheshire 1st XI 205-3 Ashton on Mersey fell back into the relegation zone after a loss at home to a strong North East Cheshire side. Winning the toss and choosing to bat first, Ashton had a stuttering start with early wickets stalling the batting effort. Dave Patterson held things together but when he went Ashton found themselves struggling on 68-4. But the Ashton middle order came to the rescue, with Tom Scott leading the way. In partnership with James Lines and
- [Ashton on Mersey 1st XI  112-2 27/08/23](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-1st-xi-112-2-27-08-23/): Charlie Eaton bowls Cheshire County Cricket League Div 2 Ashton on Mersey 1st XI  112-2 Beat Hale Barns 1st XI 109 all out Ashton on Mersey kept their season alive with an emphatic win over fellow strugglers Hale Barns. Winning the toss and choosing to bowl first, Ashton made the most of favourable conditions to put the hosts under pressure from the start. With opening bowlers Jackson Noske and Charlie Eaton bowling a tight spell, Hale Barns struggled to make any progress as the overs ticked by. Whilst veteran Mike Hunter dug in to try and build the innings, the rest of
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- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 147 all out 20/08/23](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-147-all-out-20-08-23/): Macca Hooton bats Cheshire County Cricket League Div 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 147 all out Beat Bollington CC 1st XI 141 all out Ashton on Mersey kept their survival hopes alive with a hard fought and tense win at Bollington. Choosing to bat first on a dry track, Ashton were rocked when opener Henry Murray fell to the first ball of the match. But Macca Hooton and Dave Patterson steadied the nerves with a fine 50 run partnership. With Hooton playing with his usual flare and Patterson giving fine support, the innings looked set fair, before spinner Toby Phipps
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- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 216 all out 13/08/23](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-216-all-out-13-08-23/): James Lines flicks one to leg Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 216 all out Lost to Davenham CC 1st XI 218 -3 Ashton once again tasted defeat as they failed to contain promotion chasing Davenham at the Beets. Losing the toss and being asked to bat on a surface that gave early help to the bowlers, Ashton found themselves in trouble as the top order crumbled to 32-4. James Lines led the fightback with a pugnacious 50, before falling after a rain break disrupted the innings. The rain delays did little to help the Ashton
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 166 all out 30/07/23](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-166-all-out-30-07-23/): James Marshall bats in cap Cheshire County Cricket League Div 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 166 all out Lost to Mobberley CC 1st XI 167-2 Ashton on Mersey’s difficult season continued as they fell to defeat to Mobberley at The Beets. The toss proved vital, as Ashton were put into bat on a wicket that offered much help to the visitors’ seam attack. With the veteran Abdul Aqeel and Luke Stow bowling a splendid opening spell, Ashton’s top order had little answer to balls which had considerable lateral movement off a length. Despite a brave innings from Akash Patel, Ashton
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 107-5 16/07/23](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-107-5-16-07-23/): Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 107-5 Drew with Haslington CC 1st XI 224-8 Charlie Eaton bowls Ashton on Mersey were thwarted by the weather on a day when they put up a fine performance against title-chasing Haslington at The Beets. Choosing to bowl first after winning the toss, Ashton were soon on top as the opening attack of Charlie Eaton and Jackson Noske bowled a probing and controlled spell. With the Ashton support bowling keeping up the pressure, Haslington were reduced to 70-5 before the visitor’s Ben Istead took control of the effort to build
- [Ashton on Mersey 1st XI 194 all out 9/7/23](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-1st-xi-194-all-out-9-7-23/): Henry Murray Drives Cheshire County Cricket League Div 2 Ashton on Mersey 1st XI 194 all out Lost to Marple 1st XI 195-4 Ashton fell to defeat at table topping Marple despite a battling performance on a rain interrupted day. Winning the toss and choosing to bat first, Ashton shrugged off the loss of an early wicket to make a bright start with Macca Hooton and Henry Murray playing fluently against the Marple opening bowlers. But the introduction of spinners Joe Cash and Mark Makin turned the game in Marple’s favour. Cash bowled Hooton and Makin trapped Murray lbw before Tom Scott
- [Ashton on Mersey 1st XI 307-6  02/07/03](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-1st-xi-307-6-02-07-03/): Macca Hooton bats Beat Christleton CC 1st XI  201 all out Ashton on Mersey produced one of their best performances of the season to deliver a vital win on the road against fellow strugglers Christleton. Winning the toss and electing to bat, Ashton got off to a flying start as Matt Rhind and Macca Hooton tucked into the Christleton opening bowling. With boundaries flowing the Ashton pair put on a 150 partnership before Rhind fell for a splendid 71. But Hooton continued to destroy the Christleton attack, cruising to a superb century at almost a run a ball. When Hooton finally fell
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 158-9 25/09/23](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-158-9-25-09-23/): Jamal Benzafar bats Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 158-9 Lost to Cheadle Hulme CC 1st XI 161-7 Ashton on Mersey fell to another defeat despite an improved performance against Cheadle Hulme at The Beets. Having won the toss and elected to bat, Ashton were rocked before a ball was bowled as one of their top order batsmen had to withdraw from the game due to a domestic emergency. The challenges continued as early wickets fell to the opening attack of Scott Howarth and Andrew Wylie. But the experienced Jamal Benzafar dug in to stabilise the
- [Ashton on Mersey 1st XI 66 all out 18/06/23](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-1st-xi-66-all-out-18-06-23/): Charlie Eaton bats Cheshire County Cricket League Div 2 Ashton on Mersey 1st XI 66 all out Lost to North East Cheshire 1st XI 320-3 Ashton crashed to another ignominious defeat with a woeful performance at North East Cheshire. Winning the toss and opting to bowl first on a pitch which promised to be challenging for any batsman, Ashton’s bowling attack totally failed to exploit the conditions. Rather than bowling a probing length to trouble the batsmen, a series of short and wide deliveries gifted runs from the start. To add to Ashton’s inept effort, when chances did come their way, they
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 154 all out 10/06/23](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-154-all-out-10-06-23/): James Marshall bowls Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 154 all out Lost to Hale Barns CC 1st XI 228 all out Ashton on Mersey’s recent progress came to a juddering halt as they fell to a heavy defeat at home to Hale Barns. Losing the toss and being asked to bowl first on a sweltering day, Ashton had early success as seamers James Marshall and Jackson Noske reduced the visitors to 35-4. But Sam Smith dug in to drag Hale Barns back into the game. Benefitting from Ashton’s inability to hold several acceptable chances, Smith put on a century partnership with
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 267-9 Drew 5/6/23](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-267-9-drew-5-6-23/): Macca Hooton bats Cheshire County Cricket League Div 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 267-9 Drew with Bollington CC 1st XI 250-9 Ashton on Mersey continued their recovery from a poor start to the season, having the better of a high scoring draw with Bollington at The Beets. Losing the toss and being asked to bat first on a surface which had a touch of green, Ashton were soon in trouble as the opening bowlers reduced the home side to 16-3. But Macca Hooton stayed firm to lead Ashton’s counterattack. Supported by a sensible innings from Noman Ghous, Hooton played with
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI - 216 all out 28/5/23](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-216-all-out-28-5-23/): Cheshire County Cricket League Div 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI – 216 all out Beat Davenham CC 1st XI  – 196 all out Ashton on Mersey bounced back from their poor start to the season to record a fine win on the road at Davenham. Winning the toss and electing to bat, Ashton lost both openers cheaply before Macca Hooton got the scoreboard moving with some aggressive shots. When Hooton went, James Lines settled in to play the innings-defining knock. Well supported by the Ashton middle order, Lines made the most of anything loose to post an impressive half century.
- [SUPER SUNDAY BBQ!](https://aomclub.co.uk/super-sunday-bbq/): SUNDAY 28TH MAY! Come and join us for some bank holiday weekend fun next weekend! Sunday 28th May we’re hosting our Super Sunday BBQ. 1pm-10pm It’s the final day of the football season with top 4 places, and relegation matters all going to the wire and no work the next day! With no cricket fixture that day, the whole outfield is available to the kids and with an inflatable slide and mini waltzers down for the day too! BBQ – Burgers, Hot Dogs and Vegetarian options are available to purchase all afternoon! The football fixtures kick off at 4:30PM on
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 108 all out 22/5/23](https://aomclub.co.uk/ashton-on-mersey-cc-1st-xi-108-all-out-22-5-23/): Cheshire County Cricket League Div 2 Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 108 all out Lost to Stockport CC 1st XI 112-3 Top image: James Lines Bats Ashton on Mersey’s dreadful start to the season continued as they lost heavily to Stockport on a difficult day at The Beets. Winning the toss and choosing to bat first, Ashton got off to the worst of starts, with Stockport’s Mike Eley claiming a wicket from the first ball of the match. Eley continued to make the most of the new ball, reducing the home side to 19-3 before James Lines and Tom Scott began
- [Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 101 all out](https://aomclub.co.uk/latest-cricket-updates/): James Marshall in Action
- [AOMCC Darts](https://aomclub.co.uk/aomcc-darts/): We are looking for a couple of new players to join our squad. We play on a Wednesday evening roughly 30 weeks out of 52. Interested? Either drop by when we’re open or give us a call and our team captain will get back to you
- [Join Our Club!](https://aomclub.co.uk/join-our-club/): Are you looking for a Cricket Club in South Manchester? If so, we’d love to see you at Ashton on Mersey Cricket Club! Based in Sale, we’re a friendly cricket club, with some of the best facilities in Cheshire. We run a 1st, 2nd and 3rd XI, an Over 40s XI and a Womens XI. We are always on the look out for new players, regardless of age, experience and ability! Whether you’re looking to play regularly, the odd game here or there or you’re just looking for an excuse to get out of the house, we’re the club for

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- [Match Reports 2025](https://aomclub.co.uk/match-reports-2025/): Match Reports 2025 Welcome back to all our players and a special welcome to new senior playing members joining us this season – Taiyyib Khan, Joe Middleton, Will Kain – we appreciate you choosing to play for us and we hope you enjoy your first season at The Beets! Read our match reports written by Ian Roberts Ashton on Mersey CC 1st XI 178-8 Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2Ashton on Mersey CC 1st… Read More Ian RobertsApril 21, 2025
- [Emma test](https://aomclub.co.uk/emma-test/): View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ashton on Mersey Cricket Club (@aom_cricket) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ashton on Mersey Cricket Club (@aom_cricket)
- [Cricket home](https://aomclub.co.uk/cricket-home/): We have an ambitious Cricket section, run by our Cricket Committee, a group made up of volunteers, including lots of our current Senior players. We currently have 5 Senior sides: 1st XI (Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2) 2nd XI (Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2) 3rd XI (Cheshire County Cricket League East Division 2) Over 40s XI (Cheshire County Cricket League Central) Women’s XI (Cheshire Women’s Cricket League Division 2) We are always on the look out for new players, of all backgrounds, ages, ability and experience – We are proud to be a friendly and diverse club! Sponsorship
- [Home](https://aomclub.co.uk/): WELCOME TO ASHTON-ON-MERSEY CC We are a Community Amateur Sports Club, run by volunteers in Ashton on Mersey, in South Manchester. You can find us at: The Beets, Little Ees Lane, Ashton on Mersey, Manchester, M33 5GT All Posts Weekend TEA WITH SANTA! November 26, 2025/ Everyone is warmly invited to join us for.. TEA WITH SANTA! What’s that?! It’s a bit like breakfast with Santa only for your tea! Date: Saturday 20th December Time: Starts 4pm for 5pm food service The best bits… Enjoy a delicious meal – made by Thyme & Season Catering and a sweet treat. (See
- [Social home](https://aomclub.co.uk/social-home/): AOM Club Social Looking for a place to meet new people and have some fun? Then look no further than Ashton on Mersey Cricket Club! We have a thriving social scene with something for everyone. Here are just a few of the things you can enjoy at our club: Darts: Test your skills against other members in our popular darts league. Table tennis: Enjoy a friendly game of ping pong with friends or make new ones. Function room hire: Our amazing function room is perfect for parties, events, and celebrations. So why not come and join us? You’re guaranteed a
- [What to expect](https://aomclub.co.uk/what-to-expect/): BEFORE THE SESSION Membership Junior Membership for the 2025 Season is £50, payable through the ECB links (for AllStars and Dynamos) and payable by Direct Debit (for U11, U13, U15) when completing our 2025 Membership Form. U18 players will play the same rate as “Students”.   Training Fees The one-off cost for the training sessions is £50 for U11’s, U13’s and U15’s. U18’s are exempt from training fees because they will be expected to pay £5 match fees when playing senior cricket. All Stars and Dynamos pay a £3 training fee per week after the 8-week programme has concluded.  
- [U11; U13; U15; U18 Membership Plans](https://aomclub.co.uk/u11-u13-u15-u18-membership-plans/): U11; U13; U15; U18 Membership Plans At AOMCC we will organise an 18-week Summer programme. To become a NEW member for the 2025 season, please complete our 2025 Membership Form. Returning members will automatically renew for 2025, so don’t need to sign up again. The cost for membership is £50, plus the opportunity to play in the team fixtures. Without membership, players will not be eligible for selection to the teams. All training sessions are at AOMCC home ground, Little Ees Lane, M33 5GT. The 18-week training starts w/c 21 April. Training fee cost is £50 for all 18-weeks. There
- [Dynamos / U9 / Girls](https://aomclub.co.uk/dynamos-u9-girls/): Dynamos / U9 / Girls Year 3 – Year 4 Training – Friday – 6.00-7.00pm Organiser – Saeed Bhamjee The follow-on which the ECB have organised after AllStars is called Dynamos. Dynamos Cricket provides a fantastic next step for all those graduating from All Stars Cricket and the perfect introduction for all 8-11-year-olds new to the sport! Dynamos provides children with a more social offer focused on developing fundamental movement skills and applying them in an exciting game of countdown cricket. We know how important it is to look like the heroes of the game, so every child who registers
- [All Stars /U7](https://aomclub.co.uk/all-stars-u7/): All Stars / U7 Reception – Year 1 – Year 2 Training – Friday – 5.00-5.45pm Organiser – Saeed Bhamjee   For those new to cricket, AllStars provides a fantastic first experience for all children aged 5-8 years old where they’re guaranteed 8 weeks of jam-packed fun, activity and skills development. The programme is designed to introduce children to the sport, teaching them new skills, helping them make new friends and have a great time doing so. Every child that registers will receive a backpack full of goodies. Your child’s pack will include: Backpack Cricket bat Cricket ball Personalised t-shirt
- [Past Presidents](https://aomclub.co.uk/past-presidents/): Past Presidents
- [History Timeline](https://aomclub.co.uk/history-timeline/): HISTORY TIMELINE 1897 1897 – Ashton on Mersey Cricket and Tennis Club established at Atkinson Road, Sale 1910 Ground moved to Carrington Moss 1919 Ground moved to Little Ees Lane, land leased from owner. 1920 Meadow flattened to create cricket pitch 1925  (2nd April) – Club purchases the current site (The Beets) for £500. 1926 Two army huts bought – Beginnings of Pavilion 1938 Water and Electricity services first supplied to building 1940's 1946 – AOM joins Manchester Association Cricket League 1948 – Existing Shale Tennis Courts Opened 1958 Tornado rips through Clubhouse causing £1,250 damage 1959  Manchester Association Champions
- [The history of Ashton on Mersey cricket club](https://aomclub.co.uk/the-history-of-ashton-on-mersey-cricket-club/)
- [Aom Social](https://aomclub.co.uk/aom-social/): Latest Mersey Beets News SUNDAY 28TH MAY! Come and join us for some bank holiday weekend fun next weekend! Sunday 28th May we’re hosting our Super Sunday BBQ. 1pm-10pm It’s the final day of the football season with top 4 places, and relegation matters all going to the wire and no work the next day! With no cricket fixture … SUPER SUNDAY BBQ! Read More »
- [All results](https://aomclub.co.uk/all-results/): Sample Call to Action Heading Add a strong one liner supporting the heading above and giving users a reason to click on the button below. Click Here Event Details
- [Environment](https://aomclub.co.uk/environment/): The ECB completed their filming in July 2011 at AOM for their newest DVD with Andrew Roscow, John Watling and Dave Gaster giving interviews. Word had reached the ECB about our efforts in the last 4 years in the field of energy saving and were particularly interested in our Solar initiatives which means the showers are heated entirely using solar energy. More recently, Ashton on Mersey Cricket & Tennis Club received the prestigious “Environmental Project of the Year” award at the at the Institute of Groundsmanship 2011 Annual Awards Ceremony held in December at the Reebok Stadium Almost 300 of the UK’s and
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- [History](https://aomclub.co.uk/history-2/): History of the Club Where it all began Ashton on Mersey Cricket and Tennis Club was founded in 1897 from a site on Atkinson Road (Sale). In 1911 the club moved to a site at Carrington Moss before moving again in 1919 to its present site, “The Beets” on Little Ees Lane. In 1925 the land was bought for £500. In 1926, two army huts were brought in as changing rooms, which were the beginnings of the first pavilion. For 12 years the club operated with water brought up from a well and no power before services were finally installed
- [Table Tennis](https://aomclub.co.uk/table-tennis/)
- [Darts](https://aomclub.co.uk/darts/): We are currently recruiting darts players to play regular darts on a Wednesday night in the Stretford and District 501 League. If you’re interested in playing darts or have league experience and fancy a social Wednesday night out then send us a message. Join us on Facebook here This week marks the start of the new darts season! First up is a home game against Fusion Aces. Why… Read More News TeamApril 14, 2025 AOMCC Darts We are looking for a couple of new players to… Read More News TeamApril 12, 2023
- [About AoM Club](https://aomclub.co.uk/about-aomclub/): We are a Community Amateur Sports Club, run by volunteers in Ashton on Mersey, in South Manchester. You can find us at: The Beets, Little Ees Lane, Ashton on Mersey, Manchester, M33 5GT The club is situated on the banks of the river Mersey, in an idyllic location and we are fortunate to enjoy some of the best on and off field facilities in Cheshire! Between 2016 and 2018 our Bar and Function Room underwent a significant refurbishment, as did our Beer Garden. Making it a wonderful place to play and watch cricket! Our club is fully accessible and we
- [Pitch Hire](https://aomclub.co.uk/pitch-hire/): AOM CLUB PITCH HIRE Enjoy our excellent cricket facilities! 1st Teamer, Akash Patel, making the most of our facilities in 2022! Our cricket pitch is available for hire throughout the cricket season (April-September), whether you’re looking to host regular fixtures, one off games or wish to use the space for non-cricket related activities. Our ground is maintained by our Head Groudsman (Matt Macgibbon) and we are lucky enough to have one of the best cricket squares and outfields in Cheshire. We also have excellent changing facilities and comfortable surroundings for spectators. On a sunny day, it really is a glorious
- [Club Policies](https://aomclub.co.uk/club-policies/): Club Policies The principal club policies are located on the policies notice board in the Bar.  All of the club policies and procedures are available as Appendices in the Clubmark assessment file located on the main notice board. These include: Club Rules Safeguarding Policy Statement Recruitment Policy Code of Conduct for Junior Members, Members and Guests Code of Conduct for Staff and Volunteers Privacy Policy Disciplinary Policy Inclusion and Diversity Policy Health and Safety Policy
- [ECB Clubmark](https://aomclub.co.uk/ecb-clubmark/): ECB Clubmark Ashton on Mersey Cricket Club are proud to be ECB Clubmark accredited, having first been awarded Clubmark status in 2006. 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 sustainable, 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.
- [Junior Cricket](https://aomclub.co.uk/junior-cricket/): Junior Cricket Junior Training Plans – 2025 Season With the cricket season nearly upon us – we wanted to share with you our Junior Plans for the 2025 season. Please read the following sections to familiarise yourself with our plans. All Stars / U7 All Stars / U7 Reception – Year 1 – Year 2 Training – Friday – 5.00-5.45pm Organiser – Saeed Bhamjee… Read More Dynamos / U9 / Girls Dynamos / U9 / Girls Year 3 – Year 4 Training – Friday – 6.00-7.00pm Organiser – Saeed Bhamjee The… Read More U11; U13; U15; U18 Membership Plans U11;
- [Cricket](https://aomclub.co.uk/cricket/): Cricket at Ashton on Mersey Senior Cricket We have an ambitious Cricket section, run by our Cricket Committee, a group made up of volunteers, including lots of our current Senior players. We currently have 5 Senior sides: 1st XI (Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2) 2nd XI (Cheshire County Cricket League Division 2) 3rd XI (Cheshire County Cricket League East Division 2) Over 40s XI (Cheshire County Cricket League Central) Women’s XI (Cheshire Women’s Cricket League Division 2) We are always on the look out for new players, of all backgrounds, ages, ability and experience – We are proud to
- [Sports](https://aomclub.co.uk/sports/): Sports Whilst predominantly a Cricket club, we also have active Darts and Table Tennis Sections. Click on the links below, to access further information on each section: Cricket Junior Cricket Darts Table Tennis Cricket Senior Cricket Senior Cricket We have an ambitious Cricket section, run by our Cricket Committee, a group made up of volunteers, including lots of our current Senior players. Click here
- [Club Honours Board](https://aomclub.co.uk/club-honours-board/): Aom club honours board Cheshire Cricket League Club of the Year 2006, 2014 1st XI Cheshire Shield Winners 2014 Runners-Up 2017 Cheshire Cricket League Division 1 Champions 2009 Division 2 Champions 2006 Division 3 Runners-Up 2005 T20 Cup Runners-Up 2017 Manchester and District Cricket Association   Champions 1959, 1996 President’s Trophy Winners 1997 2nd XI   Cheshire Cricket League Division A Champions 2014, 2015 Runners-Up 2004, 2009   Manchester and District Association Runners-Up 1997 Division 2B Winners 1995 Burtonwood Brewery Trophy Winners 1997 3rd XI   Cheshire County League Division 3 Runners-Up 2001   Manchester and District Association Division 3B
- [Function Room Hire](https://aomclub.co.uk/function-room-hire/): Function room hire Perfect for any occasion… Our Function Room has capacity for 60-160 guests and is regularly used for Weddings, Christening, Birthdays and other celebrations! Recently renovated, our Function Room is available all year round and is ideal for all types of events!  Function Room Hire starts at £99 and includes access to the fully licensed Bar and our brand new Beer Garden! Please be aware that access to the Bar and Beer Garden will be shared with our Members. We offer a variety of catering options, including self catering or catering provided by Thyme & Season. There is
- [Sponsorship](https://aomclub.co.uk/sponsorship/): AOM SPONSORSHIP GROW your business whilst supporting community sports!  We’re excited to introduce our 2025 Sponsorship Opportunities! Beer Garden Advertising: Promote your business with an A3 fixed advertising board in our beer garden. £120 for 1 year or £170 for 2 years (includes board production with your logo and design). Match Ball Sponsorship: Sponsor a 1st or 2nd XI match ball for just £65. New Sponsors welcome! As a Community Amateur Sports Club, sponsorship and grants represent a significant proportion of our income and are vital in ensuring the long term sustainability of our cricket club. We are always looking
- [Membership](https://aomclub.co.uk/membership/): AoM membership social membership The membership year runs from April 1st to March 31st. We are now accepting membership applications and renewals for the 2025/26 year. To register, please click the button below to complete your online application. After submitting your application, you will receive an email from GoCardless, our payment partner, with instructions to confirm your payment plan. Please keep an eye out for this email and follow the payment details provided. The membership fees for the new year are listed in the table below. Once your payment is processed or set up, please remember that your existing membership card will continue to provide you with discounts at the tills, so do not discard
- [Contact AOM Club](https://aomclub.co.uk/contact-aom-club/): We are a Community Amateur Sports Club, run by volunteers in Ashton on Mersey, in South Manchester. You can find us at: The Beets, Little Ees Lane, Ashton on Mersey, Manchester, M33 5GT Telephone: 0161 969 9507 The club is situated on the banks of the river Mersey, in an idyllic location and we are fortunate to enjoy some of the best on and off field facilities in Cheshire! Between 2016 and 2018 our Bar and Function Room underwent a significant refurbishment, as did our Beer Garden. Making it a wonderful place to play and watch cricket!
- [The News](https://aomclub.co.uk/the-news/): Aomclub news Get set weekend So this coming weekend we have #GETSETWEEKEND taking place where… Read More Race Night Tickets are selling fast for RACE NIGHT on Saturday 15th… Read More 2023 Winter Net Sessions “Happy New Year to all! With Christmas out of the… Read More Join our Club! Are you looking for a Cricket Club in South Manchester?… Read More Junior Cricket UPDATE 2022 Now that our ECB All Stars and Dynamos programme at… Read More Latest Cricket Update Cheshire County Cricket League Div 2 Ashton on Mersey CC… Read More
- [Fixtures](https://aomclub.co.uk/fixtures/): Current Fixtures
- [The Officials](https://aomclub.co.uk/the-officials/): Matthew Jones Chairperson Mark Robinson Secretary Kevin Boyle Treasurer David Webster Assistant Chairperson Mark Timms Club Safeguarding Officer Victoria Gresty Club Safeguarding Officer Gareth Tuff House & Grounds Manager George Hardman Bar Manager Emma Cox Social and Marketing Manager Peter Cox Membership Manager Jill Eaton Committee (ordinary) Member Stuart Sephton Committee (ordinary) Member Mark Weighill Cricket Committee Chairman Dave Patterson Director of Cricket Yousuf Bhamjee Cricket New member onboarding James Marshall Cricket 1st X1 captain Rafay Qazi & Sam Thoburn Cricket 2nd X1 captain Vivek Tharaken Cricket Over 40’s captain
- [Home-old](https://aomclub.co.uk/home/): WELCOME TO ASHTON-ON-MERSEY CC We are a friendly, sociable and inclusive cricket club. If you have any queries or would like to join, then please get in touch with us today EASTER SATURDAY FUN!  Everyone is warmly invited to join us on Saturday 19th April for the opening day of our cricket season! Enjoy watching cricket in our spruced up beer garden from 12pm Easter egg hunt for little ones from 3.30pm (Tickets for the hunt are £2 – maximum of 50 entrants) Arrival of the EASTER BUNNY at the end of the hunt Delicious food from Thyme & Season  from 5 till 9pm Wile


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