The club, year by year

Every season since 2015-16 — the story on top, the numbers underneath. Full scorecards behind every line.

2015-16

The founding season — one XI in MCA B Grade, straight into a grand final at the first attempt.

1st XI: B Grade (MCA) 9-5-2d, finals

1st XI: Harikumaar Subramaian 425 runs, Stuart Sharp 22 wkts

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2016-17

A 2nd XI joins the fold and the 1st XI makes it back-to-back grand finals.

1st XI: B Grade (MCA) 9-4-3d, finals · 2nd XI: C North (MCA) 4-13-3d

1st XI: Campbell Corney-Lauder 440 runs, Drew Tudor 38 wkts · 2nd XI: Nicholas Brown 219 runs, Nick Johns-Wickberg 22 wkts

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2017-18

First silverware: the 2nd XI takes the D Grade flag.

1st XI: A Reserve (MCA) 1-14-1d · 2nd XI: D Grade (MCA) 11-6-5d, finals

1st XI: Harikumaar Subramaian 268 runs, Stuart Sharp 22 wkts · 2nd XI: Vaibhav Chandra 248 runs, Attrish Sharma 25 wkts

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2018-19

The 1st XI breaks through — B Sunday premiers.

1st XI: B Sunday (MCA) 15-5-2d, finals · 2nd XI: C Sunday (MCA) 4-14-2d

1st XI: Campbell Corney-Lauder 390 runs, Kalana Samarasinghe 38 wkts · 2nd XI: Cameron Trafford 275 runs, Alex Reeve-Webber 14 wkts

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2019-20

A foot in each camp: MCA Sundays for the 1st XI, a first taste of the MCC Club XI competition for the 2nd XI — who win the Division 3 flag.

1st XI: A Sunday (MCA) 5-13-2d · 2nd XI: Division 3 (MCC) 11-3-2d, finals

1st XI: Campbell Corney-Lauder 370 runs, Stuart Sharp 26 wkts · 2nd XI: Cameron Trafford 430 runs, Mitchell Anderson 19 wkts

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2020-21

The COVID season — shortened fixtures, and a finals campaign ended by a washout.

1st XI: A Sunday (MCA) 3-10-2d · 2nd XI: Division 3 (MCC) 5-5-2d, finals

1st XI: Campbell Corney-Lauder 299 runs, Rishabh Aggarwal 24 wkts · 2nd XI: Drew Tudor 176 runs, Attrish Sharma 11 wkts

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2021-22

All-in on the MCC Club XI competition. The 1st XI goes straight to a Division 3 grand final.

1st XI: Division 3 (MCC) 8-3-5d, finals · 2nd XI: Division 4 (MCC) 10-2-1d, finals

1st XI: Andrew Richards 266 runs, Mark Nothdurft 14 wkts · 2nd XI: Eu-Gene Lee 350 runs, Jonathan Gumley 20 wkts

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2022-23

Semi-finals for both XIs.

1st XI: Division 3 (MCC) 8-4-1d, finals · 2nd XI: Division 4 (MCC) 6-5, finals

1st XI: Andrew Richards 443 runs, Stuart Sharp 20 wkts · 2nd XI: Drew Tudor 304 runs, Attrish Sharma 26 wkts

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2023-24

The 2nd XI wins the Division 4 premiership.

1st XI: Division 3 (MCC) 8-4, finals · 2nd XI: Division 4 (MCC) 8-5, finals

1st XI: Andrew Richards 502 runs, Nick Johns-Wickberg 19 wkts · 2nd XI: Daaneyal Khan 228 runs, Attrish Sharma 20 wkts

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2024-25

A season up in Division 2 — hard lessons at the higher level.

1st XI: Division 2 (MCC) 1-11 · 2nd XI: Division 4 (MCC) 8-4, finals

1st XI: Andrew Richards 258 runs, Mark Nothdurft 11 wkts · 2nd XI: Attrish Sharma 195 runs, Attrish Sharma 18 wkts

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2025-26

Premiers. The 1st XI wins the Division 3 grand final, chasing 150 against Old Scotch, and earns promotion to Division 2.

1st XI: Division 3 (MCC) 9-6, finals · 2nd XI: Division 4 (MCC) 9-4-1t, finals

1st XI: Andrew Richards 364 runs, Drew Tudor 22 wkts · 2nd XI: Douglas Potts 304 runs, Jonathan Gumley 23 wkts

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2026-27

Now: Division 2 cricket for the first time as reigning Division 3 premiers, with a record 31 members signed on. Follow the season →