Cricket
The Old King’s Cricket Club has an active membership and each year play the School on Commemoration Day. The fixture is fiercely contested in particular for recent Alumni who face previous teammates. The OK side is traditionally captained by the former 1st XI skipper. Although the Club does not formally enter a league, as the majority of players play for established clubs throughout Surrey, the fixture against the School brings generations together. The format of the fixture has evolved with the changing times of cricket with coloured clothing and balls.
An additional Twenty/20 fixture is being considered.
The Club is always looking for OKs to play so please do get in touch. If attending Commemoration Day ensure you walk past the pavilion and join the club for lunch or tea and reminisce at the centurions board.
Edward Clarke
18 Vardens Road, London SW11 1RH
07771 344 776 • edward.clarke@kpmg.co.uk
Activity Calendar
24 June 2018 Club vs. School cricket match
Cricket: 1960s OKs at Lord's
September 1, 2014
David Holland (OK 1966) was able to arrange a box at Lord’s for the second day of the Middlesex versus Warwickshire match on September 1st. 18 members of the Club, nearly all members of 1960 school cricket teams, attended and enjoyed a day of food, drink and reminiscense. The fact that there was 20 minutes of cricket because of poor weather was not a major incovenience.
Cricket: OKC beat KCS 1st XI
June 15, 2014
Congratulations to the Old King’s Club team which beat the School’s 1st XI 242-131 on June 15th. The Head Master came along to wish everyone well at the start of the 40-over match and the Old King’s Club’s Chairman was there to witness the final wicket.