The Ramblas finally returned to winning ways, defeating Lamorbey Park for the first time in their history.
Category: Match Reports (2025)
Match Report | vs Locksbottom
On a roasting hot afternoon, the Ramblas fell agonisingly short of victory against old foes Locksbottom, despite a century from Keiran Gibbons.
Match Report | vs Tatsfield
The Ramblas returned to winning ways, courtesy of a thrilling three wicket victory over Tatsfield on a scorching hot Sunday. While Glastonbury may have been grabbing much of the media attention, those in the know were aware that Tatsfield was the place to be. Who needs Wet Leg when you have fine leg… Captain Matt…
Match Report | vs Chevening Amblers
A return to home comforts failed to bring a return to winning ways as the Ramblas fell to a six wicket defeat to old rivals Chevening. Following last week’s defeat to London Itinerants, the Ramblas welcomed back a plethora of talent. Alas, a last minute injury for James Dilley saw him replaced in the XI…
Match Report | vs Eltham
The Ramblas were on the wrong end of a low-scoring thriller, as hosts Eltham chased down 101 with just a few overs to spare. A lost toss saw the Ramblas put in to bat, with captain Matt Rudgyard and Seth Clifford putting on a superbly battling partnership of 41 on a pitch hiding more than…
Match Report | vs Chevening Amblers
The Ramblas made it two wins from two in a well-contested match-up against the familiar and friendly faces of Chevening Amblers. In chilly conditions, the Ramblas were put in to bowl and started steadily – Mark Loughlin particularly miserly with the ball and unlucky not to get amongst the wickets. That brotherly car journey back…
Match Report | vs Tatsfield
Contributions from across the board helped the Ramblas end their eight-match losing streak, with a tense win against Tatsfield. Yes, stop the clocks. Hold the front page. Shut the front door… the Ramblas have finally tasted victory thanks to a 31-run win in which they were made to work hard for. Perhaps harder than they…
Match Report: vs Blue Star
In-keeping with Ramblas tradition, the season opener ended in defeat, as dropped catches proved particularly costly. Yes, it’s 16 years and counting without a first-day win, but the Ramblas’ notorious penchant for slow starts to the season continued (by this point, it’s starting to look deliberate…), passing up opportunities of varying levels of difficulty that…