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ABOUT THE VPCCL

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DEFENDING LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
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2024 - London Eagles
2023 - Royal Tigers
2022 - London Tigers

​2021 - Old Fallopians 1 & London Tigers (shared)
2020 - Anirban (Millwall)

2019 - Super Rangers
2018 - Millwall
2017 - Rose & Crown
2016 - Technosys
2015 - Sky
2014 - Dynamite Ducks
2013 - Dynamite Ducks
2012 - Dynamite Ducks
2011 - Sky
2010 - East London Community
2009 - The Ducks (became Dynamite Ducks)
2008 - Goodmayes
2007 - Sky
2006 - East End Cavaliers & Victoria Park Juniors (shared)
2005 - Traditional Corsairs
2004 - Tower Ravens
2003 - Sky (Mola Jutt)
2002 - Mola Jutt & Pacific (shared)
2001 - Mola Jutt
2000 - Newham A
1999 - Hackney Grasshoppers
1998 - Mola Jutt
1997 - Globetown
1996 - Globetown
1995 - Millwall
1994 - Tower Hamlets Nalgo (became Rose & Crown)
1993 - Dover Castle
1992 - Tower Hamlets Nalgo
1991 - Bow Neighbourhood

The Victoria Park Community Cricket League  was formed in 1988 to provide a wide range of people with access to competitive cricket. Some are decidedly more competitive than others, but the aim is that games are played in a friendly and welcoming spirit. Anyone, regardless of ability, is most welcome. To find out how to enter a team for our league or cup competitions contact the secetary: vpcclsecretary@hotmail.com


Based in Victoria Park in east London, we play two competitions, the league and a knock-out cup. The league is played in three divisions, selected from preliminary games at the start of the season (see the fixtures box for more details).
Trophies are awarded for winning each division and of course, there is the cup.
Matches are 8-a-side and 16 overs per innings, max four overs per bowler, batsmen retiring at 50. The batting side umpires -- meaning it's very important teams play in the Spirit of the Game (for more details see the Rules page).

All matches are played Monday to Friday evenings, starting between 6 and 6:30 pm. We appreciate that some sides have difficulty getting to the park on time, what with inconvenient things like jobs, but if you don't start by 6.30 at the latest, you do lose the light at the start and end of the season and will have to play a shortened game.
All match balls are provided by the League and paid for out of your league fees.

VANDERMARK  CUP CHAMPIONS
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2024 - Anirban
2023 - Rose & Crown
2022 - Sky Mighty Tigers (Sky)
2021 - Sky
2020 - NO CUP DUE TO COVID-19

2019 - Sky
2018 - London Tigers
2017 - Safe Skills
2016 - Technosys
2015 - Tower Hamlets
2014 - Sky
2013 - Chinatown
2012 - London Tigers (non-league)
2011 - Safe Skills (non-league)
2010 - Contenders
2009 - The Ducks
2008 - Goodmayes
2007 - Sky
2006 - Traditional Corsairs (non-league)
2005 - Sky (Mola Jutt)
2004 - Sleek (Hackney Falcons)
2003 - Dover Castle
2002 - Hackney Falcons (non-league)
2001 - Mola Jutt
2000 - Mola Jutt
1999 - Mola Jutt
1998 - Mola Jutt
1997 - NO CUP
1996 - Pacific

2021

2022

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2022

2023

GINA BOGAN MIDWEEK WOMENS LEAGUE
​2024 - Stokey Scoundrels
2023 - London Universities and Old Exonians 
2022 - Stokey Scoundrels

 

WOMENS  MIDWEEK WOMENS CUP
2024 - Wanstead
2023 - North London 


 

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2021

DOUBLE WINNERS (LEAGUE / CUP)
2016 - Technosys
2009 - The Ducks
2008 - Goodmayes
2007 - Sky
2001 - Mola Jutt (became Sky)
1998 - Mola Jutt

THE 100 CLUB (retiring at 50 rule, 2003)
2006: 103 - Aleem Hussain (Sky)
2009: 100 - Amir Khan (Caledonian Conquerors) 
2018: 103 - Sanj Gunewardene (Mile Tailenders)
2023: 109 - Esa Zakir (Stepney Royals)

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Anirban champions photo - captain Arif A

2019

2020

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