Most of the coaches are EBC-qualified. Parents are encouraged to take part in club activities, to create a friendly, family atmosphere. The club has had its ups and downs over the years, but had a particularly successful time in the 1990s, winning the Kent League Champioship in 1996 and reaching the final of the prestigious Evening Standard Trophy the same year. In 1999 the Kent League was reorganised, with a Premier Divsion made up of the 10 strongest clubs in the county, including Bexley, playing two-day matches over consecutive Saturdays. With all the changes, however Bexley Cricket Club still retains many features of the village cricket club, with its lovely tree lined setting and its wooden pavilion.
Spectators are welcome on match days.
In 1990 Roger Hill a club member since 1958 as a player, Secretary, Chairman and President wrote a book on the clubs history. It was thought that as time passed many of the facts were only in old members memories and not put to paper. Roger researched through the Local Studies Centre for old newspaper reports, local documents, and the MMC Libary amongst many sites in his search for forgotton facts. I should like to acknowledge the help and assistance of Roger Hill and his book and the use of photographs in the compiling of this Cricket Club web page. Manor Way can be found by turning left at the west end of Bexley High Street into Hurst Road, and taking the first turning left into Manor Way.