Catford Wanderers

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Catford Wanderers Cricket Club was founded in 1906 and is one of the best known amateur cricket clubs in the United Kingdom. The Wanderers provided the last amateur cricketer to play test cricket for England - Jack Martin - later of Kent County Cricket Club - who played for Catford at the time of his call up to the England side in the summer of 1947. Past members also include Doug Wright formerly of Kent and England and David Constant, former Kent cricketer and International Umpire.

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