There’s a moment many cricket parents recognise. You’re standing on the boundary, coffee going cold, when your child backs up a throw without being asked or goes over to encourage a teammate who’s just been dismissed. Those small moments are part of what makes club cricket matter.
Cricket in South Park
South Park has long been a place for local sport. Today, it’s where Fulham families meet, children learn the game and young players start to feel part of a team. Read more about the history of cricket in Fulham.
The people who make match days happen
Volunteer age-group managers organise fixtures, help families know where to be and keep match days running. Parents can also help with scoring, umpiring or lending a hand at an event. Talk to the coaching team if you’d like to get involved.
Making room for more children to play
Our community programmes take cricket beyond regular club sessions, including work with local schools and families who might otherwise miss out. One of the milestones we’re proudest of is seeing children who started at Fulham come back as coaches for the next generation.
Explore our community programmes or get in touch about volunteering.