Ballinger Waggoners CC

Often attended by the local community, creating a strong bond between the club and the village.

Over the years, the club has developed and expanded its teams. Currently, Ballinger Waggoners Cricket Club boasts two men's Saturday teams, with the 1st XI playing in the Berkshire, Mid-Bucks and Chilterns League and the 2nd XI playing in the Mid-Bucks League. Additionally, there is a Sunday side that plays friendlies only, and a women's team competing in the Home Counties League.

The club takes great pride in its strong junior section, which consists of eleven teams competing in the Bucks Cricket Board age group competitions. The club also has a very successful girls section. As one of the first Focus clubs in Bucks and the recipient of the ECB Club Mark accreditation, Ballinger provides a high level of coaching to all juniors, ensuring their development and growth in the sport. The club's priority is to create a safe and inclusive environment for all players, whether adult or junior.

When it comes to facilities, Ballinger Waggoners Cricket Club is second to none. The club boasts an excellent playing area, complete with top-class facilities such as two high-quality nets and the latest artificial match pitches. The pavilion is particularly remarkable, providing a comfortable and welcoming space for players and visitors alike.

In terms of membership, Ballinger Waggoners Cricket Club is open to new members of all ages and abilities. Whether you are an experienced player looking to join a competitive team or a beginner wanting to learn and enjoy the sport, the club offers a warm welcome. For more information and specific inquiries, individuals can refer to the “Contact Us” section on the club's social media channels and club directories.

Overall, Ballinger Waggoners Cricket Club is a vibrant and integral part of Great Missenden. Providing cricketing opportunities for all, nurturing junior talent, and maintaining strong sportsmanship and community spirit, the club continues to thrive and contribute to the cricketing landscape in Bucks.