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Aire-Wharfe Cricket: Rodley & Bingley Congs face off

Aire-Wharfe Cricket: Rodley & Bingley Congs face off

It’s Saturday morning and I’m scouring around for fixtures, while checking the weather across Yorkshire. Ideally somewhere with a walk, green outdoor space and relatively new for Cricket Yorkshire, decent parking. Rodley’s home match in Division 4 of the Aire-Wharfe Cricket League gets my vote, not

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National Club Championship: The road to Lord's begins

National Club Championship: The road to Lord's begins

The ECB National Club Championship is back - and with it comes the prospect of Yorkshire’s cricket clubs showing what they’re made of against the best in the country. The Royal London Club Championship (current sponsor) is 40-overs knockout cricket with a Lord’s final inked in for

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Forge Valley lose points and fined for late withdrawal

Amongst the cat videos on Facebook and dodgy ads, occasionally something else leaps out. I was scrolling through and a strongly-worded statement from the Scarborough Beckett Cricket League stood out: “The League Management Committee (LMC) has reluctantly agreed to a request from Forge Valley CC to withdraw from the

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Harrogate Cricket Club: The next chapter

I wrote an article not so long ago about Glasshouses Cricket Club and their very real struggles to stay afloat for another season. One of the comments came from George Owram, joint chair at Harrogate Cricket Club, who shared his thoughts on loaning out juniors to Glasshouses, Pateley Bridge and

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Which is the most iconic pavilion in Yorkshire cricket?

Which is the most iconic pavilion in Yorkshire cricket?

Which is the most iconic pavilion in Yorkshire cricket? Now there’s a topic for debate, but aficionados in the Bradford Premier League would probably vote for Lightcliffe, as Bill Marshall reports. It was therefore an emotional morning on a Saturday in March when the iconic 101-year-old red

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Leagues get into bother about where to place new team

One of the most stressful things this winter has been for leagues to decide into which divisions their new teams should be placed, reports Bill Marshall. The Airedale & Wharfedale League (AKA Aire-Wharfe League) and the Dales Council League have both raises the hackles of member clubs that have

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Why the Leeds & Wetherby Cricket League is no more

The demise of a cricket league is always a moment to pause. There’s usually a lot of history and memories jumbled in with that reluctant decision to call time. Inevitably, there’s also reflection on whether another league gone is a sign of a wider shrinkage of club cricket

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The weird and wonderful world of indoor cricket nets

The weird and wonderful world of indoor cricket nets

Indoor cricket nets in England is a weird and wonderful time of year. Typically between January and March, depending on how keen your cricket club are, it is a ritual you may know well. Before Christmas, here in Yorkshire, there will have been a smattering of indoor cricket leagues but

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Why underinsurance is a major risk for your cricket club

In this content collaboration with Aston Lark, we’re diving into the subject of underinsurance - and how to mitigate that risk. What is underinsurance? Ok, so your cricket club has an insurance policy that protects it against various risks. Underinsurance is if the club has valued its assets at less

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A visit to Malton for cricket books and cricket bats

A visit to Malton for cricket books and cricket bats

I found myself back in the North Yorkshire market town of Malton recently. It was pre-planned obviously, I didn’t just wake up there. Last time I arrived, in the early days of Cricket Yorkshire, I left the railway station and walked around a hardware store which had a

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