Welcome to Carlton Cricket Club
Carlton are champions of Scotland. We run 4 men's teams, a women's side, 9 junior teams, a Sunday Friendly XI and have a thriving junior coaching programme for boys and girls. In all, more than 400 members pay to play and watch their cricket at Grange Loan, Edinburgh - undoubtedly one of Scotland's most beautiful grounds. New players always welcome.
LATEST: Friday's Under 11 match, kwik cricket and women's sessions all CANCELLED
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Saturday was a perfect day for cricket - if only there had been any! Sadly, the non-stop rain over the preceding two days had already put paid to the scheduled matches for the Ones and Twos.
Sunday did see some cricket, albeit in the teeth of a gale. Ani Majumdar and Craig Everett were in the runs for the Threes before their match was abandoned at the halfway stage, while Kevin Whitaker rolled back the years to hit 95 for the Fours.
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National T20 champions Carlton got their title defence off to a good start when they defeated East League Division One side Murrayfield DAFS by 111 runs.
Toby Bailey (64), Michael Herdman (33) and Kyle Macpherson (21*) were the mainstays of a total of 177 for 4. In reply, Cheeky Gosain (2/13) and John Hutton (2/19) kept the visitors in check. Young Ben Falconer played a promising innings before Omar Ahmad (3/8) rounded things off.
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On a bitterly cold Friday evening there were no fewer than 3 Carlton junior sides in action. At Goldenacre, the Under 13s had an overwhelming win over Heriot's in the Preliminary Round of the Scottish Cup, while just along the road our Under 11s lost out on the last ball to the Grange Stags in a league match.
There was also a big match at Grange Loan as the new Girls' hardball squad played their first ever game, against their visitors from Kinross.
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The first part of the season came to an end on Saturday with Carlton consolidating their position at the head of their Scottish Cup Group following a 221 run win over Falkland. Fraser Watts and Preston Mommsen both hit tons, while Umair Mohammed collected a five wicket haul.
The Twos suffered a heavy defeat in Fife but there was a thrilling last wicket, last ball win for the young and old 4th XI, with 11 year old Ruairidh Main capturing the headlines.
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Carlton Head Coach Toby Bailey has announced details of his summer cricket camps at Grange Loan. With a camp running each week of the main summer holidays there's something for everyone this year.
Toby and his team will be running week-long camps for both kwik cricket and T20 hardball. And there's also a choice between half-day and full-day camps. All camps are open to non-members.
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A brilliant Michael Herdman spell, which saw the young left-arm seamer taker 5 for 6, was too much for Greenock as they were bundled out for 87 in their Scotish Cup match.
Rob Thornton led by example at Grange Loan as the Twos enjoyed a 100 run win over Musselburgh. Elsewhere, it was a case of great experience for the young batsmen of the Threes and Fours as they tested their skills in some bowler-friendly conditions.
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Forthcoming matches at Grange Loan
| Sat 19th May |
Carlton v Arbroath United |
EPL |
Noon |
| Sun 20th May |
Carlton 4s v Dalgety Bay |
ESCA 8 |
1 pm |
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2011 Honours
| 1st XI |
Scottish National Cricket League Premiership Champions |
| Murgitroyd T20 National Champions |
| Masterton Trophy winners |
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| 3rd XI |
Runners-up & promoted: East League Division Four |
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| U18s |
Scottish Cup semi-finalists (match held over to 2012) |
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| U15s |
Lothian A league winners |
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| U15Bs |
Lothian B league winners (in partnership with Murrayfield DAFS) |
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| U13s |
Lothian A league winners |
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| U11s |
Lothian league runners-up |
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