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JCC annual dinner and awards at Vinoteca City

Limp defeat in season closing T20 at Kew

Unstoppable Hurlingham overhaul 260 with nine wickets to spare

Limp defeat in season closing T20 at Kew

Kew 166-6 (Harrison 3-10) Jesters CC 112-7 (Legg 24, Sud 23) Lost by 54 runs The scorching summer of 2025 ended on a dampener as injury hit Jesters were forced to take the Green at Kew with 10 players. Rain was promised at 3pm, and arrived earlier than that. The hosts wisely suggested a T20 game with refreshments after. Kew won the toss and batted. Skipper Rob Harrison decided to rotate the bowlers in largely one over spells, with the two Sams, Butler and Sud getting a bit

Unstoppable Hurlingham overhaul 260 with nine wickets to spare

Jesters CC 260-9 dec (Butler 81, Clapp 62, Sachin Rawson 60) Hurlingham 261-1 Lost by 9 wickets On a sunny late-summer Sunday, we returned to one of the finest cricket grounds in London, at the Hurlingham Club. Given the beautiful wicket and the croquet-lawn outfield, one of the most important contests of the game was before the start - the toss. We came second, and our knowledgeable hosts invited us to bat first. Their strong opening attack caused some early alarm, which wa

Successful chase the inaugural T20 against St Paul's

St Paul's XI 95-5 Jesters CC 96-6 The Jesters were warmly welcomed to our first game - a Twenty20 thrash - at the birthplace of the Club...

Extraordinary Clapp attack at Barnes

Barnes 266-4 Jesters CC 267-7 (Clapp 145, L Harris 38) Jesters won by 3 wkts After heavy rain on Saturday afternoon, the game's fate rested on a Sunday morning pitch inspection. The Jesters waited nervously by their phones fearing that the uncovered pitch could have succumbed. The message arrived, the game was on. The pitch was soft to the touch with a rough patch on a length on off stump, so all the talk before the game (for those arriving before the start time) was speculat