| The records relate to the period from 1983 onwards.
They are the result of “rigorous and scholarly analysis” by Chris Dunabin (for 1983–1992)
and James Rivington (from 1993). Archives for the period 1974–1982 have alas perished, but a couple of apocryphal records have been added to the list. |
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| TEAM RECORDS | |
| Highest scores | |
| by London Erratics | 279 for 6, in 2004 v. Bampton (LE lost by 5 runs) |
| 260 for 3, in 2005 v. The Times (LE won by 137 runs) | |
| 256 for 4, in 2003 v. Bampton (LE won by 92 runs) | |
| 250 for 7, in 1993 v. Hartfield (draw) | |
| 248 for 7, in 1990 v. Great Haseley (draw) | |
| 247 for 7, in 2003 v. Great Milton (draw) | |
| 246 for 7, in 1999 v. Hartfield (LE won by 3 wickets) | |
| 244 for 6, in 1998 v. Old Talbotians (LE lost by 7 wickets) | |
| 243 for 3, in 2008 v. Bank of England (LE lost by 4 wickets) | |
| 240 for 1, in 2005 v. FC London (LE won by 51 runs) | |
| by opposition | ?330 for ?3, in ?1975 v. Kirdford (LE lost by c.290 runs) |
| 293 for 6, in 2008 v. Beamers (LE lost by 58 runs) | |
| 290 for 5, in 2006 v. V&A (LE lost by 171 runs) | |
| 288 for 3, in 2007 v. Chelsea Arts Club (draw) | |
| 286 for 6, in 1989 v. Mortlake Casuals (draw) | |
| 284 for 4, in 2004 v. Bampton (LE lost by 5 runs) | |
| 271 for 6, in 2004 v. Great Houghton (LE lost by 107 runs) | |
| 265 for 5, in 1998 v. Evenley (LE lost by 134 runs) | |
| 261 for 3, in 2006 v. The Times (draw) | |
| 257 for 6, in 1994 v. Common Lawyers (LE lost by 125 runs) | |
| 255 for 5, in 2004 v. Charlbury (draw) | |
| 254 for 3, in 2003 v. Black Rose (LE lost by 133 runs) | |
| 252 for 7, in 1985 v. Old Talbotians (LE lost by 216 runs) | |
| 252 for 9, in 2005 v. Beamers (draw) | |
| Lowest all-out scores | |
| by London Erratics | ?33, in ?1975 v. Kirdford (LE lost by c.290 runs) |
| 35, in 1985 v. White City All Stars (LE lost by 54 runs) | |
| 36, in 1985 v. Old Talbotians (LE lost by 216 runs) | |
| 37, in 1984 v. Park Town (LE lost by 8 wickets) | |
| 39, in 1990 v. The Times (LE lost by 5 wickets) | |
| 41, in 2002 v. WPP (LE lost by 165 runs) | |
| 45, in 1984 v. Camden Labour Club (LE lost by 130 runs) | |
| 46, in 2002 v. Fernhurst (LE lost by 6 wickets) | |
| 46, in 1984 v. Maurice CC (LE lost by 10 wickets) | |
| 49, in 1993 v. Great Milton (LE lost by 27 runs) | |
| by opposition | 39, in 1984 v. Evenley (LE won by 78 runs) |
| 41, in 1988 v. Imperial College (LE won by 85 runs) | |
| 42, in 1999 v. Chesterton & Wendlebury (LE won by 8 wickets) | |
| 48, in 2002 v. Evenley Red Caps (LE won by 15 runs) | |
| 51, in 1994 v. Artificials (LE won by 157 runs) | |
| 52, in 1985 v. Evenley (LE won by 113 runs) | |
| by Erratics to win (batting first) | 96, in 1984 v. Robertsbridge (LE won by 6 runs) |
| Biggest wins (batting first) | |
| by London Erratics | 159 runs, in 1988 v. Scicon |
| 157 runs, in 1994 v. Artificials | |
| by opposition | c.290 runs, in ?1975 v. Kirdford |
| 216 runs, in 1985 v. Old Talbotians | |
| 171 runs, in 2006 v. V&A | |
| 165 runs, in 2002 v. WPP | |
| Biggest wins (batting second) | |
| by London Erratics | 10 wickets, in 2006 v. Hemingford Hermits |
| 9 wickets, in 1992 v. Bohemians | |
| 9 wickets, in 1985 v. Hartfield | |
| 8 wickets, ten times — most recently in 2004 v. Bank of England | |
| by opposition | 10 wickets, in 1984 v. Maurice CC |
| 9 wickets, five times — most recently in 2004 v. Tarbarrow | |
| Lowest totals victoriously defended | |
| by London Erratics | 63 for 3, in 2002 v. Evenley Red Caps (LE won by 15 runs) |
| by opposition | 72 all out, in 1987 v. Fernhurst (LE lost by 8 runs) |
| Biggest partnerships | |
| by London Erratics | 186 for the 2nd wicket by Jim Head (141*) and James Rivington (50*), in 2005 v. FC London |
| 180 for the 3rd wicket by Matthew Eltringham (111) and Peter Oborne (66), in 2008 v. Beamers | |
| 168 for the 4th wicket by Nasir Khawaja (65*) and Brian Berrigan (100 rtd), in 1996 v. Artificials | |
| 160 for the 1st wicket by Jim Head (112) and Matthew Neal (62), in 2004 v. Bampton | |
| 158 for the 3rd wicket by Adam Mellows-Facer (127*) and Mike Long (55), in 2005 v. The Times | |
| 143 for the 2nd wicket by Tremayne Rennell (69) and Nasir Khawaja (98*), in 1998 v. V&A | |
| 140 for the 3rd wicket by Nasir Khawaja (73) and Felix Meller (58), in 1999 v. Bampton | |
| 136 for the 1st wicket by Nasir Khawaja (79) and James Rivington (83*), in 2008 v. Bank of England | |
| 130 for the 3rd wicket by Brian Berrigan (96*) and Felix Meller (48*), in 2000 v. Great Milton | |
| 130 for the 2nd wicket by David Miliband (106*) and James Rivington (41), in 1991 v. Hartfield | |
| 129 for the 4th wicket by Andrew Pannell (83) and Nasir Khawaja (52), in 2006 v. Bampton | |
| 129 for the 2nd wicket by Robert Waller (73) and Mike Long (76), in 1991 v. Southfield Superstars | |
| 129 for the 1st wicket by Peter Andrews (76*) and Peter Stone (65), in 1985 v. Hartfield | |
| 128 for the 2nd wicket by Jim Head (63) and Nasir Khawaja (67), in 2008 v. Bampton | |
| 125 for the 1st wicket by Brian Berrigan (109*) and John Truscott (50), in 2000 v. Tarbarrow | |
| 125 for the 4th wicket by Brian Berrigan (111 rtd) and Loader [loan player] (42), in 1997 v. Hartfield | |
| 124 for the 7th wicket by Jeremy Walker (54*) and Richard Heller (58*), in 1995 v. Chesterton & Wendlebury | |
| 123 for the 1st wicket by Brian Berrigan (88) and Tremayne Rennell (48), in 1999 v. The Times | |
| 123 for the 4th wicket by Brian Berrigan (113 rtd) and Chris Dunabin (70), in 1990 v. Great Haseley | |
| by opposition | 245 for the 1st wicket, in 1999 v. Hartfield |
| 236 for the 1st wicket, in 2008 v. The Times | |
| 212 for the "2nd" wicket, in 2007 v. Chelsea Arts Club | |
| 191 for the 1st wicket, in 1998 v. Evenley | |
| 183 for the 2nd wicket, in 2004 v. Great Milton | |
| 167 for the 2nd wicket, in 2004 v. Harpsden | |
| INDIVIDUAL RECORDS | |
| Erratics double | |
| 200 runs + 20 wickets in a season | 10 times by Brian Berrigan, including in 1993 (402 + 25), 1994 (383 + 24), 1995 (323 + 25) and 1996 (411 + 22) |
| 2 times by John Truscott, in 1988 (283 + 21) and 1992 (282 + 28) | |
| 1 time by Felix Meller, in 2001 (215 + 21) | |
| 1 time by Matthew Eltringham, in 2007 (241 + 20) | |
| Batting | |
| Highest scores | 141* by Jim Head, in 2005 v. FC London |
| 139* by Parag Prasad, in 2004 v. Bank of England | |
| 127* by Adam Mellows-Facer, in 2005 v. The Times | |
| 114 by Tim Southpammasane, in 2008 v. Balliol Erratics | |
| 114 by Brian Berrigan, in 1993 v. Hartfield | |
| 113* by Nasir Khawaja, in 2006 v. The Times | |
| 113 (rtd) by Brian Berrigan, in 1990 v. Great Haseley | |
| 112 by Jim Head, in 2004 v. Bampton | |
| 111 (rtd) by Brian Berrigan, in 1997 v. Hartfield | |
| 111 by Matthew Eltringham, in 2008 v. Beamers | |
| ?110 by John Graham, in ?1981 (the first Erratics century) | |
| 109* by Brian Berrigan, in 2000 v. Tarbarrow | |
| 106* by David Miliband, in 1991 v. Hartfield | |
| 102 by W Hickman [who?], in 1989 v. Not the MCC | |
| 100 (rtd) by Brian Berrigan, in 1996 v. Artificials | |
| 100 by Nasir Khawaja, in 1994 v. Chesterton & Wendlebury | |
| Most boundaries in an innings | 1 six, 24 fours by Adam Mellows-Facer, in 2005 v. The Times |
| 22 fours by Jim Head, in 2005 v. FC London | |
| 1 six, 20 fours by Brian Berrigan, in 1997 v. Hartfield | |
| 21 fours by Nasir Khawaja, in 2006 v. The Times | |
| Most sixes in an innings | 6 by Bill Bush, in 2004 v. Bampton |
| Batting through an innings (recent) | James Rivington (83*), in 2008 v. Bank of England |
| James Rivington (36*), in 2007 v. Canbashers | |
| Jim Head (66*), in 2006 v. Hemingford Hermits | |
| Peter Andrews (34*), in 2006 v. Hemingford Hermits | |
| Tremayne Rennell (46*), in 2005 v. Inkpen | |
| Jim Head (141*), in 2005 v. FC London | |
| Parag Prasad (139*), in 2004 v. Bank of England | |
| Tristan Ward (81*), in 2003 v. FC London | |
| Most runs in a season | 500 by Nasir Khawaja, in 1996 |
| 499 by Brian Berrigan, in 1999 | |
| 483 by Brian Berrigan, in 1997 | |
| 468 by Jim Head, in 2005 | |
| 461 by Nasir Khawaja, in 1998 | |
| 433 by Nasir Khawaja, in 2006 | |
| 429 by Robert Waller, in 1989 | |
| Most 50s in a season | 6 by Nasir Khawaja, in 2006 (50, 61, 113*, 52, 51*, 62) |
| 5 by Nasir Khawaja, in 2003 (69*, 55*, 69, 69*, 58) | |
| Bowling | |
| Best bowling | 8-14 by Brian Berrigan, in 1988 v. Scicon |
| 8-32 by Brian Berrigan, in 1989 v. Common Lawyers | |
| 8-50 by Jeremy Walker, in 1988 v. Oxfam | |
| 7-9 by Giles Middleton, in 2002 v. Evenley Blue Caps | |
| 7-10 by Piers Jessop, in 1986 v. Mortlake Casuals | |
| 7-20 by Brian Berrigan, in 1996 v. Shambling Derelicts | |
| 7-24 by Tristan Ward, in 2006 v. Bampton | |
| 7-31 by Brian Berrigan, in 1986 v. Great Haseley | |
| 7-32 by Martin Parsley, in 1997 v. Shalbourne | |
| 7-42 by Brian Berrigan, in 1995 v. Old Talbotians | |
| 7-70 by Tristan Ward, in 2005 v. V&A | |
| Most wickets in a season | 35 by Brian Berrigan, in 1988 |
| 33 by Richard Heller, in 1993 | |
| Most 5-wicket hauls in a season | 3 by Brian Berrigan, in 1984 (6-16, 5-26, 5-6) and in 1988 (8-14, 5-13, 5-28) |
| Fielding | |
| Most catches in a match | 4 by Simon Davie, in 1995 v. Red Menace/The Times |
| Most catches in a season | 16 by Nasir Khawaja, in 1996 |
| 12 by Nasir Khawaja, in 1994 | |
| 10 by Nasir Khawaja, in 1993 and 2000 | |
| 10 by Mike Long, in 1991 | |
| Most outfield catches in a season | 9 by James Rivington, in 2008 |
| Most stumpings in a match | 4 by Richard Burchnall, in 2008 v. Fernhurst |
| 3 by Nasir Khawaja, in 2008 v. V&A | |
| 3 by Tremayne Rennell, in 2003 v. Bank of England | |
| 3 by Tony Richards, in 1995 v. South Wraxall | |
| Most stumpings in a season | 12 by Tony Richards, in 1995 |
| General | |
| Most matches in a season | 22 by Chris Dunabin, in 1995 |
| Career records for those who have turned out most regularly from 1983 onwards are listed in the Cumulative averages | |
| Outstanding moments from 1993 onwards are celebrated through the Erratics Oscars | |