Our History

Grayshott Cricket Club is a friendly, family-oriented, inclusive cricket club located in East Hampshire on the Hampshire/Surrey border.

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Founded in 1896, it is one of the founding member clubs of the I’Anson Cup Competition. Grayshott is the only club that has participated throughout the entire history of this competition which is recognised as the oldest competitive village league in the country. Since the competition was established in Grayshott, the club shares a strong affiliation with it and embodies the spirit of village cricket.

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For most of its history, the club fielded two men’s adult teams. Since the beginning of the 21st century, growth in both the league and the number of junior members has allowed the club to expand to three men’s adult teams. This expansion is why Grayshott now has a second ground at Broxhead Common, which is a lovely setting for cricket matches.

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The club has always had a good reputation for junior cricket with now well over 300 members including 100 girls. Grayshott is also a popular All Stars and Dynamos centre with over 130 boys and girls, many experiencing and enjoying cricket for the first time 

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In 2020 Grayshott launched Women’s Softball Cricket and in 2025 re-introduced Women’s hardball. The women’s section is flourishing under a dedicated coach and growing members. 

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The club is also a Super 1s Disability Hub and in 2026 will be launching Walking Cricket

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Grayshott has a vibrant social calendar of events that range from women’s socials to golf days, the President's Day and end of season awards.