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Welcome to the home of Gunnersbury WCC

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Website updates:                                                                   Last updated 24th September 2024          

* The Gunns end of season celebration and awards evening held on Friday 13th September was a huge success, with more attendees than ever, and a good sum of funds raised through the raffle and 'Heads or Tails' game. Link to Facebook post/pics  HERE

* Following the above event, the Honours Board page has now been updated  HERE  

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* ECB Clubmark was awarded to Gunns this summer - the logo now appears on all our web pages. Clicking on the logo will present the Gunns ECB Clubmark Constitution document.

* The Gunns WCC Development Plan has been added to the Policies & Key docs page HERE

* Sponsors Oak North Bank have updated their logo - now reflected on this website.

* Updated Gunns 'EST. 1925' logo added to this website - see banner above.

We are a women's cricket club, originally established in 1925, and one of the early teams leading the way in developing women players of all standards up to county and international levels.

Whilst originally based in Gunnersbury, West London, our current home ground is in North London at

Old Elizabethans CC, Gypsy Corner, Mays Lane, Barnet EN5 2AG - England.

Link to OE CC website:

Our membership is diverse and welcoming, and always looking to grow.

Find more details about the club and its history under the About menu option.

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Building the Gunns squad for the future!

This is a shout-out to players, parents, and anyone who is interested in joining us!

If you or someone you know would like a try out or to join Gunns, then please get in touch with us through our email address: gunnswcc@hotmail.com

There are opportunities to play competitively, as well as for fun, social cricket.

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26th July 1745: First ever women’s cricket match played near Guildford

26th July 1745: First ever women’s cricket match played near Guildford

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