Welcome to Little Common Ramblers CC

Join the Little Common Ramblers Cricket Club, a vibrant and enthusiastic community of cricket lovers based in the idyllic town of Little Common, Bexhill-on-Sea. With a rich history and a focus on inclusivity, our club offers an array of exciting opportunities for players of all ages and abilities.

Our club boasts an impressive line-up of teams, with three adult sides competing on Saturdays in the highly regarded Sussex Cricket Leagues. Whether you are a seasoned cricket pro or a newcomer to the sport, we have a team that suits your level of play. Our teams play in Division 4, 7, and 11, ensuring that there is a competitive and challenging environment for every player.

Additionally, we have a thrilling midweek T20 team that participates in the exciting Sussex Slam competition. This provides a unique opportunity for players to showcase their skills in a shorter format of the game, offering fast-paced action and riveting matches.

We are passionate about nurturing the cricket stars of tomorrow, which is why we have a dedicated program for kids aged 5 to 12. Our coaching staff are highly experienced and equipped with the knowledge and skills to make learning cricket a fun and engaging experience for young players. By instilling a love for the game at an early age, we hope to lay the foundation for a lifelong interest in cricket.

To stay connected with our club, be sure to check out our YouTube channel, RamblersTV. Here, you can catch all the thrilling highlights, interviews, and behind-the-scenes action from our matches and events. It’s the perfect way to stay up to date and immerse yourself in the world of Little Common Ramblers Cricket Club.

Are you interested in joining our vibrant cricketing community? We would love to hear from you! Simply click the button below to get in touch and discover how you can become involved with our club. Whether you are a player, coach, supporter, or volunteer, we welcome you with open arms and promise a rewarding and enjoyable experience with the Little Common Ramblers Cricket Club.