Teddy Fleming Talks All Things Gerrards Cross.
The talented all-rounder has risen through Gerrards Cross pathway structure to take charge of the club’s premier side.
The 21 year old gained experience with the Darren Lehmann Cricket Academy in the winter of 2024-25 and played for Woodville Cricket Club whilst based in Adelaide, Australia. Another trip overseas twelve months later saw Fleming don the colours of Taita in New Zealand during the close season. Fleming’s development as a player has seen him grow and become a squad regular at National Counties level with Bucks. He is currently at the Cardiff UCCE.
In an interview with the newly appointed captain, Fleming enthused about the new role.
We are massively excited for the season to get going. There is a real buzz around the club at the moment. With the lads determined to better our third place finish three years in a row.
Fleming revealed the latest squad news as his side look forward to the forthcoming campaign, including an overseas signing.
We have only one major change to the squad so far, with Pat Smith sadly returning to New Zealand, but we have replaced him fellow Kiwi seamer Liam Sullivan. Other than that we are very happy with the squad and players we currently have. We have been looking to build with a similar core group that have been together for a few years now, with a good blend of youth and experience. There is a long way to go until the season starts but we are very happy with squad we have for now.
With the Division Two season on the horizon, Fleming explained the preparations that are taking place.
In terms of pre season, we have winter nets kicking off this month. And then we have scheduled a mixture of pre-season T20 competition matches, inter club games and fixtures against Harefield.
Fleming is very clear with what he wants his team to achieve in the 2026 season.
The aims for the season are pretty clear, we want to finish the season as champions.
In closing, the new man at the helm has pride in his new appointment.
On a personal note, I’m very proud and excited to be skippering my boyhood club.
Thanks to Teddy for his time and we wish him well for the 2026 season.
