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Welcome to the home of Gunnersbury WCC

Website updates:                                                                   Last updated 25 October 2026    

     

* 2026 Fixtures - the page has been updated with league and competition entries, a link to Gunns league fixtures in Play-Cricket, as well as a document showing all 2026 season matches.

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* Training - updated with location, dates and times of our outdoor training

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* Policies & Key Documents - the page has been updated with a current version of the Useful Safeguarding Contact document

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* News page updated with highlights of the 2026 season!

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* 2026 - A link to our new online Junior (U18) & Senior Membership Forms is available on the Membership page.

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* A copy of the Wisden Almanack 2025 article about Gunns added to 'Centenary' page.

 

* 'Centenary' sub-menu page added to access interview with Anne Sanders - our oldest Gunn!

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* ​Honours Boards updated with our 2026 Club Awards.

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What does it mean to be a Gunn?  Hear from our Golden Gunns as well as our current players!

Gunns in their own words - video by Esther de Lange

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.

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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.

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Link to OE CC website:

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

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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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We'd love to hear from you

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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