The antidote to big club cricket
Five steps to wellbeing is an evidence-based idea that carrying out five simple actions every day can significantly boost your mental health and wellbeing. The five steps to mental wellbeing are: If we can...
It’s That Time of Year Again Welcome Back Not to rival Jim and his blogs, but it’s that time of year again. The cricket bags are dusted off, the whites are (hopefully) still white,...
The England men’s cricket team recently concluded a review into the management of the National team over the last few years. The main conclusion, following a couple of poor years in the test arena,...
As we bring another season to a close, I wanted to offer my season reflections on what’s been a truly brilliant year for Anson CC — both on and off the field. There’s been...
On Sunday 7 September 2025 I recorded my 40th duck for Anson St George. I’m now level with Taggs. I’m not far beyond some other noble names like Hugh Henry, John Monk, and John...
Every team that I played for in my career also included Paul Evans. He features in all of my cricket memories from the age of 11 to my retirement at 31. I think that...
The Nuts and Bolts of bowling The nuts and bolts of bowling on a Sunday is to try to bowl straight and full. I learned very early on that ‘if the batsman misses, you...
There are a few occasions that have gone down in Anson folklore: The time Hugh dyed his hair and denied it: When Alf took the catch to beat South Loughton and Psycho buying a...
Anson Moments I am starting a new category of blogs called Anson moments. Most of the blogs so far have focused on legendary individuals in the club or some sort of general theme. I’ll...
A new season dawns at Anson St George Cricket Club With our WhatsApp groups filling with chatter and questionable memes, it signals one thing loud and clear: Anson St George Cricket Club is back...
