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Cricket in October: Arthington Cricket Festival is 30 not out

October 15, 2019 by John Fuller

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Luke Seaborne celebrates the Yorkshire institution that sees cricket played outdoors into October in the Wharfedale village of Arthington, noting that this year saw it expand to other grounds. *** Arthington Cricket Club’s 30th annual cricket festival drew to a disappointing close recently, as the cancellation of the final fixture meant that not a ball […]

Filed Under: Club cricket, Nidderdale Cricket League

Cricket Yorkshire 50 is back: Fifty stars from the grassroots game

September 27, 2019 by John Fuller

The Cricket Yorkshire 50 is my annual shortlist of superstars selected from the recreational game in the county. The CY50 is in its fourth year and remains one of the most-read articles of any year for the website. This is for you – the players, coaches, administrators and officials out there who help to make […]

Filed Under: Club cricket, Cricket leagues, Cricket Yorkshire 50

York & District Senior Cricket League: Cows and calm at Pannal

September 19, 2019 by John Fuller

Pannal Cricket Club, of the York Senior Cricket League, has been on my wishlist for some time. I’ve scooted past on the train from Leeds to Knaresborough many times and one August afternoon, following a trip to Knaresborough Forest CC earlier in the day, I thought I’d give it a go. It is always a […]

Filed Under: Club cricket, York & District Senior Cricket League

National Village Cup Final: Houghton Main are primed for Lord’s

September 12, 2019 by John Fuller

Simon Ward of Houghton Main in the National Village Cup

Houghton Main’s wicketkeeper-batsman Simon Ward is gearing up for the game of his life: the National Village Cup Final. He’s been with the village club, based at Little Houghton, East of Barnsley, for five years after moving from Old Sharlston in the Pontefract & District Cricket League. Like me, he’s a surrogate Yorkie but probably […]

Filed Under: Club cricket, National Village Cup

Hallam Cricket Club embrace growth and opportunities for all

September 9, 2019 by John Fuller

Hallam Cricket Club play a lot of cricket. They are a bustling, South Yorkshire hotspot and I caught up with their Chairman Matthew Mawson to understand how their club ticks. They have five senior Saturday sides, a Sunday team, a Wednesday evening eleven in the Sheffield Midweek Alliance, a share in the South Sheffield/North Derbyshire […]

Filed Under: Club cricket, Yorkshire South Premier League

Nidderdale Cricket League: Seven in the slips at Knaresborough Forest

September 6, 2019 by John Fuller

nidderdale cricket league: knaresborough forest vs alne

Knaresborough Forest Cricket Club was the destination recently for a Saturday afternoon exploration of a ground I’ve never been to. It came well recommended and was a chance to dip into the Nidderdale Cricket League. The significant bonus of returning to Knaresborough (one of Yorkshire’s most delightful towns) was no hard-sell either. Just before pulling […]

Filed Under: Club cricket, Nidderdale Cricket League

Pork pies and port as West Riding Cricket Club reach 70 not out

September 5, 2019 by Cricket Yorkshire

There is a magic to the multitude of roving cricket sides who bag informal games across the region where they can find opposition. I particularly savoured social cricket at Bolton Abbey with Hawks and Druids. Here, Bill Marshall explores a match to celebrate West Riding Cricket Club reaching a notable landmark. There are fathers and […]

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Woodlands win the Bradford Premier League at Undercliffe

September 1, 2019 by John Fuller

A trip to Undercliffe Cricket Club to watch Woodlands try to clinch the Bradford Premier League title was to travel high above the city. Up, up past Bradford Cathedral, Carlton Bolling College to Intake Road, a cricketing heartland complete with white walls and a swirling wind. The game was reduced to 80 overs due to […]

Filed Under: Bradford Cricket League, Club cricket

John Heald: My favourite cricket photos of 2019

August 29, 2019 by Cricket Yorkshire

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John Heald is a brilliant cricket photographer whose work regularly appears on Cricket Yorkshire as well as our social media channels. Unusually, he covers the full spectrum from the epic Ashes Test at Headingley to grassroots league action such as Aire Wharfe cricket. I’ll confess…part of the reason for this photo-feature is to encourage you […]

Filed Under: Aire Wharfe Cricket League, Club cricket, Yorkshire CCC, Yorkshire Diamonds

Going national: 5 Yorkshire teams doing the county proud

August 23, 2019 by John Fuller

Yorkshire Terriers

We’re at the business-end of the 2019 cricket season. Over the coming weeks, there are trophies up for grabs across leagues and competitions in Yorkshire. Here’s a selection of Yorkshire teams who have made it through to national finals or are well on the way… Yorkshire Terriers The Yorkshire Terriers (who are Yorkshire’s physical and […]

Filed Under: Bradford Cricket League, Club cricket, National Village Cup, North Yorkshire & South Durham Cricket League, Yorkshire South Premier League, Yorkshire Terriers

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