The Club Is Founded
The Winn Family cricket journey begins. A simple idea between a family who loved the game becomes a club — and the badge reads “EST. 2024”.

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“Family. Cricket. Twenty overs of glory.”
It started with a bat, a ball and a back garden in 2024. In the seasons since, the Winn Family T-20 League has grown from family games on the lawn into a proper league — named teams, a Winter Cup, sponsors, a junior side, a matchday TV channel and the Winn Family Association to look after the rules.
This is the whole story so far: every first, every final and every trophy, set out year by year — plus the chapters we're still planning to write.
A garden, a bat, a ball and a family. Everything that followed started here.
The Winn Family cricket journey begins. A simple idea between a family who loved the game becomes a club — and the badge reads “EST. 2024”.
The club plays the first match in its history. Garden boundaries, family rivalries and the first runs ever scored in Winn colours.
The club sets down the foundations for future seasons, matches and competitions — fixtures, formats and the first rules of the game.
The crest, the colours and the traditions that make us the Winn Family begin to take shape — family, respect, teamwork and togetherness.
The first full season, the first sponsor, the first kit, the first trophy — and an unforgettable Winter Cup.
The club introduces its first app-based platform — the first step towards the digital club we run today.
A new season brings fresh fixtures and competitive opportunities, with 17 league rounds scheduled through spring and summer.
Competitive action gets underway with the opening Festival fixture: Alex & Evelyn (94/1) take on Tyrone (81/3) — and the season is up and running.
CM TECH joins as the league’s first-ever sponsor — a partnership that puts its name on our shirts and is still going strong.
The club expands its online presence with a Pitchero club site — fixtures, scorecards and match reports, all in one place.
The red-and-black Winn Family League shirt, carrying the CM TECH name, is ordered — and the shirts arrive on 5 July 2025.
Individual performances begin to receive formal recognition, with match reports and a Player of the Match on the card.
Members gain access to digital merchandise ordering — the first version of the club shop.
Junior cricket becomes part of the club’s development, giving the next generation of Winns a team of their own.
The season concludes with a final-round thriller as Alex & Evelyn (128/7) beat Tyrone & Deborah (114/5).
Alex & Evelyn top the 2025 table on 14 points — one clear of Tyrone & Deborah — to become the league’s first-ever champions.
The club introduces tournament cricket. The Winter Cup is announced, with Evelyn’s Dance joining as dance sponsor two days later.
Seven teams, two groups, semi-finals and a Grand Final at Winnston Park — the first Winter Cup establishes a brand-new competition.
Unbeaten all tournament, Winn At All Cost post 191/6 in the Grand Final — Evelyn 70, Katie 50 — and beat Daddy Declan’s Dominators by 40 runs.
Major individual recognition at the first Winter Cup.
His batting performances earn him a second tournament award.
14 wickets during the inaugural Winter Cup.
Recognised for her bowling — including 6 wickets in the Grand Final.
Leads the charts with 19 league sixes.
The trophies come home. The winners are celebrated on Christmas Eve — the perfect end to the club’s biggest year yet.

Winn At All Cost won by 40 runs — unbeaten champions.
Four teams, a proper league, a governing Association — and a brand-new digital home for the whole family.
The partnership continues to support the league’s development — now on the new orange away kit as well as the home shirt.
The The Winn Family Association takes charge of rules, regulations, safeguarding and governance — one rulebook for one family.
The new year’s cricket begins with a pre-season showdown: Alex & Evelyn (110/0) edge Tyrone & Deborah (107/2).
Building on previous seasons, the league moves to four named teams — Winn At All Cost, Stump Breakers, Boundary Queens and Stump Sisters.
Work begins on a central online platform for league information and services — fixtures, tables, news, shop and members area.
Stump Breakers (73/3) beat Boundary Queens (62/5) in the opening league fixture of the four-team era.
Celebrating cricket, honouring legacy, building community — a tournament played in memory of a true cricketer.
Digital member accounts and season membership arrangements are developed for players, families and supporters.
Moved back a day because of a heatwave, Finals Day closes the season. Stump Breakers finish top of the table on 33 points, one ahead of Winn At All Cost.
Plans progress for structured coaching and player development — pathways, levels, assessments and certificates.
Digital ticketing and event entry systems are developed, with QR tickets scanned at the gate on matchday.
The WFA develops educational courses covering umpiring, safeguarding and first aid awareness.
The league continues developing relationships with its sponsors and partners — CM TECH, Evelyn’s Dance and Alex’s Car Detailing.
The new official website opens to members, and WinnTV launches with live streams, on-screen scores, match alerts, polls, replays and player statistics.
The second Winter Cup is scheduled for 20–23 December at Winnston Park, featuring six teams. Can anyone stop Winn At All Cost?
These are planned or proposed milestones — not yet confirmed achievements.
Planned weekly sessions supporting batting, bowling, fielding and fitness.
Members gain access to the season’s membership arrangements and digital services.
Digital communications help players manage availability and matchday arrangements.
Another season of competitive family cricket gets underway.
Supporting younger players and encouraging participation.
Live coverage, recordings, replays and match statistics continue to develop.
New features and an ever-better member experience.
A planned championship adds another competitive opportunity.
Overseeing the league’s rules, regulations and safeguarding arrangements.
Where we’re heading. Ambitions, not yet history.
Five years of the Winn Family League — a celebration worthy of the occasion.
A new achievement in the league’s competitive history.
Another competition expands the league’s calendar.
Results, photographs, awards and documents — preserved for good.
More training and development opportunities for every age.
New organisations join the league’s sponsorship programme.
The Association keeps developing its governance and organisational framework.
2025League ChampionsAlex & Evelyn14 points · first-ever champions
2025Winter Cup WinnersWinn At All CostUnbeaten · won the final by 40 runs
2026League Table ToppersStump Breakers33 points · 11 wins from 15From a garden in 2024to Winnston Park and beyond.Every season adds a chapter.
The next one is yours to write.
Official record note: milestones marked “On the record” are confirmed by match records. “Date estimated” items happened but their exact dates are approximate, and “Planned” items are ambitions, not yet achievements. Spotted something to correct? Let us know.