We’re thrilled to announce our latest partnership with @team.pyranha. Dive into the season with gear that looks as sharp in the clubhouse as it does on the pitch. Whether you’re donning these socks on game day or dressed to impress off the field, you’ll feel like a match winner. We have two sizes available Small (5-8 US) and Medium (9-12 US).

2024-25 Wellington Wanderers Golf Day Fundraiser: A Huge Success at Shandon Golf Club The Wellington Wanderers Cricket Club’s 2024-25 Golf Day Fundraiser brought together 27 teams for a day of fun, competition, and community spirit at Shandon Golf Club. With perfect weather, amazing prizes, and exceptional support from sponsors like STAR Group, Dockside, NZC, and Fortune Favours, the event was a highlight of the season. Proceeds from the day will support the Wanderers Young Cricketers Programme, helping foster youth cricket talent in Wellington. Read more about the winners, special moments, and sponsors that made the day unforgettable.

We are thrilled to announce that Connor Lusty has joined the Wellington Wanderers Cricket Club as a member of our Youth Cricket Subcommittee and our first-ever Programme Manager. Connor brings a wealth of experience and passion for developing young talent, and his new role will focus on managing and growing our Wanderers Young Cricketers Programme.

Wellington Wanderers Cricket Club proudly welcomes new committee members for the upcoming season, including Dhrti Girish and Brian Steele, while bidding a heartfelt farewell to outgoing member Liz Green. Dhrti, a Wellington U14s and Women’s representative, brings valuable experience in youth cricket development. Brian “Stretch,” a respected figure in Wellington cricket, leads the Wanderers’ growing over 50s cricket initiative. Liz Green steps down after years of significant contributions to the club’s community and partnerships. Learn more about our new team and their roles in supporting the club’s future.

Discover how the Wanderers Young Cricketers Programme is shaping the future of cricket in Wellington. With the support of generous donors like the New Zealand International Fellowship of Cricket Loving Rotarians (NZIFCR), the programme now reaches 48 young cricketers, providing them with top-tier coaching and mentorship. Learn more about how we’re nurturing cricket talent and keeping young players engaged during the crucial transition from junior to college-level cricket.

Reliving the glory days at the Basin Reserve! This season, Wanderers CC proudly launched a new initiative in collaboration with NZCPA and Cricket Wellington to reconnect past Wellington players.

#Matchreport Wellington Wanderer’s Blue Schoolgirls XI (200/5 after 40 overs) vs Wellington Wanderer’s White Schoolgirls XI (111/6 after 32.4 overs) - DRAW due to rain affected play.

The weather was perfect, the Cello Basin a picture, and the cricket of a high standard. The spirit of cricket was in evidence long into the night as all three teams celebrated the end of a great season of Kindred cricket. The event was superbly run by Ben Castle and Willie Marshall, and we thank Kent Currie (Seddon) and Dave Clouston (UCVC) for their efforts in corralling two great touring parties. And a huge thanks to Ashan Wanasinghe for capturing the day in images for us.

The Wanderers pulled together a Wanderers Women’s XI and a Wanderer’s Schoolgirls XI yesterday to play in two matches against the Te-Whanganui-a-Tara Māori Wahine and the Te-Whanganui-a-Tara Schoolgirls XI at the first ever Wellington Maori Cricket festival.

What a season it's been for our Wanderers Young Cricketers! As we wrap up our second year of running this Programme we want to say a big thank you. It was amazing because of everyone involved. This whole programme is about giving young players from schools all over Wellington a chance to access top quality coaching and mentorship, especially to those who might not usually get the support and opportunities from the more well resourced schools.

In an exhilarating day of cricket, the Wellington Wanderers faced off against Hutt Valley High School in two closely contested matches. The Wanderers School Girls XI showcased their skills and team cohesion, securing a win against the Hutt Valley High School 1st XI Women under challenging overcast conditions. Meanwhile, the Wanderers XI celebrated a nostalgic reunion and a hard-fought victory against the Hutt Valley High School 1st XI Boys, where former players returned to the pitch to display their enduring cricket prowess. Both games not only highlighted the competitive spirit but also the camaraderie and mutual respect between the teams