A History of Oxted & Limpsfield Cricket Club
  1. Two Hundred Not Out and still Batting !
  2. A Limpsfield love affair
  3. Before 1850
  4. Early First Class Cricketers : William Martingell and Charles Payne
  5. The MacNivens of Perrysfield
  6. 1850-1900
  7. Limpsfield - A High Street of Cricketers
  8. The Brasier's of Limpsfield
  9. A Memorable Innings from Evelyn Marmaduke Leveson-Gower
  10. HDG Leveson Gower
  11. Before you in the order - The Cricket “Giants” at Limpsfield
  12. Oxted's Cricketing Corinthians
  13. 1901-1950
  14. Neville Knox, Surrey & England
  15. Reverend Marten’s Catch
  16. Leonard Moulding : Headmaster and Cricketer
  17. Strolling out from Limpsfield
  18. The Limpsfield Cricketer , the Actor and the Plot to kill Churchill (The Mystery of BOAC Flight 777)
  19. 1951-2000
  20. Tony Lock - Limpsfield, Surrey and England
  21. The Case of Errol Holmes and the Friendly Antipodeans
  22. "The Gaffer" of Limpsfield - by EM "Ted" Rose
  23. The Memories of John Davies
  24. Ted Rose's Limpsfield Jottings
  25. 3 Oxted Cricketing Legends (George Jarrett remembers)
  26. Gruesome Gesticulation, and crafty 24-yarders : George Jarrett remembers.... Norman Higgs and Vic Farmer
  27. When Imran Khan didn't play for Limpsfield : George Jarrett remembers...
  28. George Jarrett Remembers...The Sherjan Brothers - Limpsfield's Bowling Stalwarts
  29. 2001-Present
  30. Cricket across Four Generations : The Powell Family
  31. From Over There to Over Here : Some of our Overseas Players
  32. The Battle of Crockham Hill
  33. In Memoriam .... Those who have been finally given out
  34. In Memoriam - David Adamson 29 December 1939 to 6 October 2021
  35. In Memoriam - Les Brown (27 November 1936 – 28 January 2021)
  36. In Memoriam : Richard Gracey (with thanks to Ted Rose)
  37. In Memoriam : Nick Heroys (with thanks to Ted Rose)
  38. In Memoriam - Colin Smith
  39. Comments and additional notes
A History of Oxted & Limpsfield Cricket Club
  1. Two Hundred Not Out and still Batting !
  2. A Limpsfield love affair
  3. Before 1850
  4. Early First Class Cricketers : William Martingell and Charles Payne
  5. The MacNivens of Perrysfield
  6. 1850-1900
  7. Limpsfield - A High Street of Cricketers
  8. The Brasier's of Limpsfield
  9. A Memorable Innings from Evelyn Marmaduke Leveson-Gower
  10. HDG Leveson Gower
  11. Before you in the order - The Cricket “Giants” at Limpsfield
  12. Oxted's Cricketing Corinthians
  13. 1901-1950
  14. Neville Knox, Surrey & England
  15. Reverend Marten’s Catch
  16. Leonard Moulding : Headmaster and Cricketer
  17. Strolling out from Limpsfield
  18. The Limpsfield Cricketer , the Actor and the Plot to kill Churchill (The Mystery of BOAC Flight 777)
  19. 1951-2000
  20. Tony Lock - Limpsfield, Surrey and England
  21. The Case of Errol Holmes and the Friendly Antipodeans
  22. "The Gaffer" of Limpsfield - by EM "Ted" Rose
  23. The Memories of John Davies
  24. Ted Rose's Limpsfield Jottings
  25. 3 Oxted Cricketing Legends (George Jarrett remembers)
  26. Gruesome Gesticulation, and crafty 24-yarders : George Jarrett remembers.... Norman Higgs and Vic Farmer
  27. When Imran Khan didn't play for Limpsfield : George Jarrett remembers...
  28. George Jarrett Remembers...The Sherjan Brothers - Limpsfield's Bowling Stalwarts
  29. 2001-Present
  30. Cricket across Four Generations : The Powell Family
  31. From Over There to Over Here : Some of our Overseas Players
  32. The Battle of Crockham Hill
  33. In Memoriam .... Those who have been finally given out
  34. In Memoriam - David Adamson 29 December 1939 to 6 October 2021
  35. In Memoriam - Les Brown (27 November 1936 – 28 January 2021)
  36. In Memoriam : Richard Gracey (with thanks to Ted Rose)
  37. In Memoriam : Nick Heroys (with thanks to Ted Rose)
  38. In Memoriam - Colin Smith
  39. Comments and additional notes
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29. 2001-Present


The 1st XI has seen a resurgence in recent years, winning the Fullers League Cup in 2009 and the Fullers League in 2010, followed by becoming Surrey Championship Division 5 Champions in 2012 and Division 4 Champions in 2014.

Several of our overseas players have had a substantial impact on our progress, with a conscious decision in 2008 to recruit players who would both provide valuable coaching to the colts, but who could also make a strong contribution to the senior playing strength. Satyajit Parab (who was the Tour Manager for the Indian Test Team in England in 2014) came in 2007 and although he took a while to settle, averaged 40 in 11 league games as we finished 4th. In 2008 and From 2009 to 2011 Kiwi, Sam Curtis, scored just under 2000 runs at an average of 48 in 59 games.

From 2012 until 2021, we were then privileged to have Jamaican Simon Jackson join us and to date he amassed 7852 runs in 175 games at an average of 59.48. Simon's 174* in May 2019 equalled the long-standing record set by Stuart Walker.