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Cricket leagues evolve as volunteers feel the pressure

January 30, 2025 by John Fuller Leave a Comment

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In this content collaboration with Howden, the ECB’s official insurance partner for the recreational game, we discuss the changing face of grassroots cricket. There is the evolution of cricket leagues, how they’re structured and the reasons behind that. Tied into this debate are pressures on volunteers at leagues and clubs, allied with the flashpoints that […]

Filed Under: Club cricket, Cricket club insurance, Cricket leagues, Howden, Sponsored articles

ECB County Grants Fund [2025]: How to apply & top tips

January 30, 2025 by John Fuller Leave a Comment

The ECB County Grants Fund for 2025 opens on 1 February. In this article, I’ll share the themes, how much your cricket club can apply for, timings and a few top tips to give you the best chance. ECB County Grant Fund 2025 eligibility – Who can apply? All ECB-affiliated clubs in England and Wales […]

Filed Under: Club cricket, Club Cricket Funding, ECB, Editor's Choice

total-play partners with Cricket Yorkshire for 2025

January 27, 2025 by John Fuller Leave a Comment

Cricket Yorkshire is delighted to share news of a renewed partnership with total-play for 2025. Total Play are experts when it comes to cricket pitches and they support clubs and schools with natural & artificial cricket pitch design & construction. Over years, we have showcased the many non-turf cricket nets they have built here in […]

Filed Under: Club cricket, Cricket Grounds, Cricket nets, Cricket Yorkshire, Recreational Cricket, Sponsored articles, Total Play

How does ECB strategy for 2025 to 2028 affect recreational cricket?

January 20, 2025 by John Fuller 3 Comments

The England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has announced its updated Inspiring Generations strategy for the next four years. By 2028, the governing body wants to “become the most inclusive team sport in England and Wales, while at the same time growing and uniting the game and leading it through global transformation”. While the launch […]

Filed Under: Club cricket, Club Cricket Funding, ECB, Editor's Choice

Bear Cricket partners with Cricket Yorkshire for 2025

January 17, 2025 by John Fuller Leave a Comment

Cricket Yorkshire is delighted to share news of a teamwear and equipment partnership with Bear Cricket for 2025. Bear Cricket are a popular choice with cricketers and clubs seeking high-quality, English willow cricket bats, grown here in Yorkshire, as well as stellar equipment and teamwear that’s well-reviewed. Their ambassadors include Yorkshire’s wicketkeeper-batter Jonny Tattersall, as […]

Filed Under: Cricket Bats, Cricket Teamwear, Cricket Yorkshire

Indoor cricket nets: Six ways to train smarter in 2025

January 17, 2025 by John Fuller

Whatever standard you play at, you can get the best out of indoor cricket nets. The weird environment of stark lighting, sports hall terrain and matting for a pitch is a significant ritual, normally over several months, designed to ease out the kinks, oil the technique and grow confidence. If you’re of a mind to […]

Filed Under: Club cricket, Indoor cricket Tagged With: cricket coaching, cricket nets

Grounds: Cricket Square Tasks for January

January 14, 2025 by John Fuller 1 Comment

Welcome to this guide of cricket square jobs for the month ahead including cutting, brushing and more. There is video content and top tips, in association with Turfcareblog.com (where the article was originally published). 🌱 Cricket Yorkshire has teamed up with TurfcareBlog to share advice for those who look after cricket grounds. Circumstances and resources […]

Filed Under: Club cricket, Cricket Grounds, Turfcareblog

Yorkshire’s clubs get cold snap – then the big thaw

January 11, 2025 by John Fuller 4 Comments

Yorkshire’s cricket clubs are no strangers to the slings and arrows of outrageous weather. But as I hunker down and roll my eyes at the temperature reaching -11°C in Bingley, thoughts turn to volunteers. In my neck of the woods, Bradford & Bingley Cricket Club (who are well versed in dealing with massive and regular […]

Filed Under: Bradford Cricket League, Club cricket, Weather

A new era for the Huddersfield ECB Premier League

January 8, 2025 by John Fuller 19 Comments

West Yorkshire cricket now has a second Premier League after it was confirmed the Huddersfield Cricket League has gained ECB accredited status for the 2025 season. They will be known as the Walker Timber Huddersfield ECB Premier League. ECB Premier Leagues are the top tier of club cricket in England and Wales and in Yorkshire, […]

Filed Under: Club Cricket Websites, ECB, Huddersfield Cricket League, Yorkshire Cricket Board

2025 at grassroots: From girls’ cricket to grounds

December 28, 2024 by John Fuller 19 Comments

What are going to be the trends in grassroots cricket in 2025? Well, this is when I peer into the future and make some educated / outlandish predictions. [Delete as applicable 😁] Girls’ cricket at clubs In my analysis of the ECB’s new 2025-2028 strategy, what stood out in the drive to have 6,000 girls’ […]

Filed Under: Club cricket, Cricket Yorkshire, Women and girls cricket, Yorkshire Cricket Board

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