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As the 2026 season has now come to a close, everyone at LMCC would like to say a big thank you to all of our sponsors an...
16/10/2026

As the 2026 season has now come to a close, everyone at LMCC would like to say a big thank you to all of our sponsors and supporters this season.

We have had a really successful season, culminating in winning our division and all the support we have had, be that financial sponsorship, in person support or messages on social media, have given us great motivation to succeed throughout the year!

Here is to continued success and support in 2027!

Congratulations to allrounder Tinu Sameja for taking the final man of the match award for the season!
02/10/2026

Congratulations to allrounder Tinu Sameja for taking the final man of the match award for the season!

02/10/2026

We closed the season on Sunday with yet another win! Here is how it happened.

The 2026 season drew to a close with our annual Sunday match with Angmering. A 35 over win/lose match.
Skipper Jamie Funnell lost the toss and saw Manor inserted (he would have fielded) under skies that swayed between sunny, drizzly and even the occasional downpour.
Juggling the batting order to give chances to many, opener’s Dipen Patel and Harry Moreland were soon into their stride with the 100 up in the 15th over. 24-year-old Harry reached his 3rd club 50 with a couple of chances given and was then out soon after for 52 (1x6 6x4 off 39 balls) – his 6 was the 100th Six hit of the summer – the first time 100 sixes had been reached. Dipen moved elegantly onwards, no chances given until a couple of balls before he was out for 71 (2x6 8x4, 60 balls) at 177-1. He passed 500 career Manor runs in the process. Tinu Sameja (who earlier in season went 8 matches without batting) playing his 73rd match for Manor moved quickly to his maiden Manor 50 and then retired out (51, 43 balls 1x6 7x4). This left a couple more 24-year-olds, Charlie Dartnell (30) and Jamie Burns (15no) to see us through to a commanding 239 off 35 overs.
With skipper Funnell not reaching the wicket, he duly won the Batting Averages with an astonishing 674 runs at 96.29. Never has a qualifying batter had such an average. Well done Jamie.
After another sumptuous tea, a determined Rick Kelly opened the bowling down the slope and had both openers out caught (slip Moreland, mid-off Sameja) in his first 5 over spell. Angmering countered, hitting a Steve Pengelly over for 29 (44646+40) and 165-2 off 26 had them needing 75 off 9. Tinu came back for a second spell with a double salvo to finished with 7-0-26-2. Bowlers were juggled as the rate increase with Steve Luckhurst 7-1-24-0 and Amar Reddy 7-0-36-0 keeping things tight. Jamie Burns was introduced late (3-0-27-1) and took out the dangerous Raj (85 2x6 11x4) and the game petered out with Angering on 226-6 and a Manor victory by 13 runs. Kelly’s final figures were 7-1-45-2. Tinu finished with 33 wickets for the season, including 2 hauls of 5 wickets.

Player of the Match – Tinu Sameja, maiden 50, 2 wickets and a catch!

Non-playing Tareq Ahmed claimed the Bowling Averages with 18 wickets at 17 runs each in his debut season. Congratulations Tareq!

The final record was Played 22, Won 15, Drawn 3, Lost 3, Abandoned 1, Cancelled 1. The 15 wins is the best since 2000. The 68%-win rate was 2nd best, only bettered by 1983 season.
We hit 2 totals over 300 and a 299, had a 10-wicket win, a 10-wicket loss and all sorts of records broken, mainly by Dan Blackman’s standout debut season, but the season should be remembered for the winning of the Sussex League Division Southwest 11, skippered by Darren Radford!

Congratulations to last week’s man of the match against Storrington, skipper Darren Radford for another ton - well batte...
28/09/2026

Congratulations to last week’s man of the match against Storrington, skipper Darren Radford for another ton - well batted skip!

Here is the lineup for our last game of the season, at home to Angmering
27/09/2026

Here is the lineup for our last game of the season, at home to Angmering

22/09/2026

It was a friendly draw in our match on Sunday against Storrington. Here is the match report.

The penultimate weekend of the 2026 season saw Manor host Storrington on a sun-drenched Sunday in a 35 over match with draw an option. Our visitors were resplendent in their T20 navy kit and were duly sent into the field when skipper Steve Luckhurst won his 3rd consecutive toss. A re-shaped top order saw Harry Moreland (9) and season debutant Charlie Dartnell (8), last week’s POTM Dipen Patel (11) and the returning Rick Kelly (0) all gone by the time 66-4 off 14 was on the board. Moreland departing to the catch of the day of a screaming cover drive. League Skipper Darren Radford was without trouble, sitting on 31no with 3x6’s already in the bag. Luckhurst (11) managed to pick out deep mid-wicket fielder as Radford flew past his 50 with 4 consecutive 4’s. 107-5 off 25 with just 10 overs remaining. Amar Reddy (0) fell 2nd ball before Tinu Sameja joined Radford to take score to 174 as an 8th six for Radford saw him to his 1st ton of the summer – and 5th overall. At 88 he passed 4,000 Club runs and this 5th 1st XI ton made him just the 8th batter to 5 tons. He duly retired out with 7x4’s with those 8x6’s off 86 balls in 105 minutes of a chanceless and untroubled innings. Tinu (23, 3x4) was run out on the last ball of the innings after he and Mark Roberts (6no) had taken the final total to 189-7.

For the record: Most 1st XI hundreds: N Reynolds 26, D Griffin 16, L Lenham 10, D Smith 9, S Eke 7, C Prees 5, G Mason 5, and now D Radford 5.

With last week’s 10 wicket defeat still sore, Manor’s attack was boosted by Kelly and Reddy. Kelly striking the first blow assisted by a smart catch by the skipper at point. 43-1 off 11. Kelly would finish with 7-1-32-1, bowling the only maiden of the innings. With aggressive opener Tim Laker putting away the bad balls, the 100 came up in the 20th over for that one lost wicket. 89 to win off 15 was on whilst he remained. A juggling of the bowlers finally saw a break with firstly Radford taking a return catch, then Reddy yorked Laker for an impressive 92 (16x4) and repeated the feat the following over. Radford 7-0-27-1 and Reddy 5-0-22-2 had stemmed the flow causing the required rate to increase from 6’s to 7/8/9’s.

156-4 off 33 and the game was nailed on for a draw. Sameja (6-0-31-1) snapped up a late wicket before Moreland was given the last over with 26 required. After wide, dot, wide, dot and a big 6, 18 off 3 saw anxious looks to the scoreboard. They soon disappeared as some wizardry from Moreland saw wicket, dot wicket (1-0-8-2) and game over, Storrington ending on 172-7 and a very friendly draw.

Next Sunday sees the season close with a home match with Angmering.

Here is the team for our home friendly match against Storrington on Sunday!
18/09/2026

Here is the team for our home friendly match against Storrington on Sunday!

This week’s man of the match is Dipen Patel, for his unbeaten 84 on Sunday. Congratulations Dipen!
15/09/2026

This week’s man of the match is Dipen Patel, for his unbeaten 84 on Sunday. Congratulations Dipen!

14/09/2026

We couldn’t quite continue the winning streak on Sunday, but an enjoyable game was had by all. Here is the match report.

LMCC arrived at an overcast and drizzle interrupted Manor ground with 10 players for a 36 over match against a Boxgrove side who were fielding a full XI for the first time this season!

Stand-in skipper Steve Luckhurst won the toss and batted with one eye on the heavy clouds. Opening alongside Dipen Patel, Luckhurst soon fell for 9 and Yas Iqbal immediately after for 1. 23-2 off 9 could have been a miserable start, but League Skip Darren Radford blasted a run-a-minute 24 (3x4 1x6) to take the score to 65-3 off 15. Lee Stevens was unfortunate to be given out (8) caught behind, 86-4 at the halfway 18 over point. Dipen was steady at the other end on 27no. Enter debutant ‘jack-in-the-box’ Kunal Patel to join him and

Our post league friendlies have started! Here is the team for our friendly on Sunday at home against boxgrove.
13/09/2026

Our post league friendlies have started! Here is the team for our friendly on Sunday at home against boxgrove.

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