• Round 1 - bye
• Round 2 - lost to Tartars by one run. Match Report
• Round 3 - beat Lamma CC by 58 runs. Match Report
• Round 4 - bye
• Round 5 - beat St George's by three wickets. Match Report
• Round 6 - beat HKU by three wickets. Match Report
• Round 7 - beat Gap Ramblers by 69 runs. Match Report
• Round 8 - beat Islanders by five wickets. Match Report
• Round 9 - lost to Kai Tak by 93 runs. Match Report
• Round 10 - bye
• Round 11 - lost to Merchants by 9 runs. Match Report
• Round 12 - beat DBS by 70 runs. Match Report
• Round 13 - lost to Witherers by seven wickets. Match Report
• Round 14 - beat Mainlanders by seven wickets. Match Report
• Round 15 - bye
• Round 16 - bye
• Round 17 - beat Crusaders by eight wickets. Match Report
• Round 18 - beat Centaurs by 54 runs. Match Report
• Round 19 - beat Nomads by ?? Match Report
• Round 20 - beat Police by three wickets. Match Report
• Round 21 - beat CCC by ??. Match Report
• Round 22 - bye

The 1998-99 Saracens are/were:

• Captain: Yarman Vachha
• Rahul Sharma
• Shiroy Vachha
• Burji Shroff
• Ravi Sujanani
• Paul Cresswell
• Steve Atkinson
• Rob Gill
• Earl Pereira
• Ben Butt
• Laurie Taylor
• Robin Kilroy
• Jamshed Khan

With occasional appearances by:

• Vic Allen
• Andy Atkinson
• Charles O'Brian (left)

The Saracens boast a history of Colony players like Robbie Lee who first represented the Colony in 1948. Robbie actually died playing for Saracens against Recreio in November 1962. Since then the players have had players such as Peter Hall, Burji Dhaber, Jungoo Vachha, Yarman Vachha, Gopal Lalchandani, Buddy Carnell, Krish Kumar, Glyn Davies, Rob Gill, Pat Fordham, Paul Cresswell and Rahul Sharma, whom of all have represented both the Saracens and Hong Kong.

In the 1973/74 season, Jungoo Vachha did the double by scoring 567 runs and taking 54 wickets. The following season he took 60 wickets, including 2 hat-tricks and 5 wickets or more 5 times. He also took 8 for 32 against Kai Tak that same season, which included one of his hat-tricks.

In 1976, Jungoo Vachha died and the Saracens went on to win the inaugural Jungoo Vachha Memorial Shield under the captaincy of Peter Hall. They went through that season by winning all 15 games, in contrast to the 1969/70 season when the Saracens failed to win a single game. The last time the Saracens won the Jungoo Vachha Memorial Shield was under the captaincy of Glyn Davies in the 1985/86 season.

Saracens have only once won the Saturday Knock Out Cup, against Nomads at KCC in 1989 under the captaincy of Fahmy Jowharsha (one of the Saracens from the 1976/77 winning team of the Jungoo Vachha Memorial Shield and still a member of the 1997/98 Saracens).