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Cambridgeshire Cricket Impact report 2024

by Matt | Mar 21, 2025

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Cambridgeshire Cricket Board aims to inspire, support & influence the growth, quality and accessibility of cricket in the county

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March Town CC

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🏏⚽ FREE Cricket x Football Give-It-A-Go Session! ⚽🏏

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3 Mar

🚀 LAUNCHING TODAY: our brand‑new online portal!

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26 Feb

🔥New threads for 2026🔥

Our County Age Group pathway players have voted for the match shirt they will wear to represent their county 🩵💙

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Our next ECB Umpiring Course takes place on Sunday 8th Feb at 10am at Ely College. This is the perfect space for those looking to start their umpiring career.

To book your place, use this linkhttps://booking.ecb.co.uk/gbewDw

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Listening. Learning. Sparking conversations 💙 Thi Listening. Learning. Sparking conversations 💙

This week we held our first Cambridgeshire Cricket Diverse Communities Forum at Sawston - bringing together clubs with strong South Asian communities to share experiences, ideas and opportunities for the future of cricket in Cambridgeshire.

The Forum has been created to open a direct channel of communication with clubs and better understand how Cambridgeshire Cricket can support them to thrive. We discussed access to facilities and grounds, opportunities in coaching, umpiring and ground preparation, as well as the things that help everyone enjoy and feel part of the game.

Inclusion matters to us. We believe in being open and honest, listening to different experiences and, importantly, creating spaces where we can have the conversations that help us understand, learn and move forward together.

On the night we were delighted to be joined by:
🏏 @cambridgeoldmonks
🏏 @camkeralacc
🏏 Telugu Association of Cambridge (TAC) CC
🏏 Serandib CC
🏏 @cambourne_knights_cc

Alongside the clubs, we were joined by Shoaib Shahid, our new Board Lead for Inclusion, and Gulfraz Riaz, Chair of the National Asian Cricket Council, alongside Jamie, Neil & Matt from Cambridgeshire Cricket 

It was an evening full of positive conversations, shared learning and positive outcomes, so much so we are already planning the next Forum for early November.

Thank you to everyone who came along, contributed and helped spark some important conversations. We’re looking forward to continuing them.

#cambridgeshirecricket #cricketcommunity #cambridgecricketclubs #playcricket #cambridgecricket
👱‍♀️Cambridgeshire Women's T20 Soft Ball and Hard 👱‍♀️Cambridgeshire Women's T20 Soft Ball and Hard Ball League Standings 2026👱‍♀️

The season saw 63 matches completed across both league competitions. There were some very close matches, lots of runs scored and plenty of wickets.

🥇Soft Ball League Winners: Cambourne CC
🥈Soft Ball League Runners-Up: Haverhill Softball Team

🥇Hard Ball League Winners: City of Ely 1st XI
🥈Hard Ball Runners-Up: City of Cambridge 2nd XI

Soft Ball Stats:
Leading run scorer - Izzy J, Haverhill
Leading wicket taker - Yasmin K, Haverhill
Most fielding wickets - Susmitha V, Cambourne

Hard Ball Stats:
Leading run scorer - Oli T, Audley Wenden
Leading wicket taker - Alice C, City of Ely
Most fielding wickets - Izzy J, Haverhill

2026 was record breaking season for the Cambridgeshire Women's Leagues - thank you to all those who played, officiated, prepared facilities, organised teams, cheered the players on, became a taxi service, and everything else in between! 💙

#WomensCricket #SoftballCricket #HardballCricket #FemaleCricket #CambsCricket #T20Cricket @cityofelycc_womens @city_of_ely_cricket_club @haverhillcricketclub @city_of_cambridge_cricket_club @audleywendencc @saffron_walden_cricket_club @chippenhamcricketcambs @chippenhamcc_women @thriplowcc @marchtowncricketclub @marchtownmarvels @sutthadd.ladies.girlscricket @suttoncricketclub1887 @teamhaddenhamcc @cambourne_cc @ickletoncc @newmarket_cricket_club @newmarketcc_ladies @chatteriscricketclub @northstowecricketclub
📢 It is your last chance to book on our next ECB F 📢 It is your last chance to book on our next ECB Foundation Coach Course.

📅 The course starts on Sunday, 11th October and continues on Sunday 18th October.

⌚️ Each day starts at 9.30 and runs until 4pm.

🏤 The course will be held at Comberton Village College, West Street, Comberton.

The Foundation Coach Course is an entry level training course which allows participants to understand and build knowledge of the basic foundation pillars to coach cricket and provide confidence to go out there and delivery brilliant sessions as a qualified Coach. 

The Foundation course is held over 2 days containing 4 modules, and will lead towards participants to become a fully accredited coach.

You can be 17 year-olds to attend the course, but you will not become accredited until you become 18!). To become accredited you will also need an ECB DBS certificate and have passed the ECB Safeguarding Level 2 training! 

The cost of the course is £200 and to book your place please type this link into your browser - https://booking.ecb.co.uk/AowQqb

For each new coach a club will attract at least 10 new players, so any club looking to develop and increase its junior section should look to some more coaches on this course. 

Cambridgeshire Cricket is constantly looking to diversify its volunteer coaching workforce and candidates from an ethnically diverse background, is female, has a disability or comes from has no/low income are able to apply for a bursary, kindly supplied by the England and Wales Cricket Trust. 

Please contact neil.liversedge@cambscricket.org.uk for details.
📢 Next up in our series introducing the fantastic 📢 Next up in our series introducing the fantastic local businesses supporting our County Age Group Pathway this season, we’re delighted to spotlight UQG Optics who during the 2025/2026 season have sponsored our U16 Girls team 💙

UQG Optics is a leading UK manufacturer at the forefront of high-quality precision optical components for science, research and industry. 

Kelvin Biggs - Managing Director of UQG Optics has said “As a local company for over 70 years, it’s important to invest in local community, and to support youth sports promoting a positive healthy lifestyle”

A huge thank you to UQG Optics for investing in our young cricketers, helping to create opportunities for players across Cambridgeshire. 🙏

Could your business help shape the future of cricket in Cambridgeshire?

If you or your business would like to play a part in developing the next generation of Cambridgeshire cricketers for the upcoming 2026/2027 season, we’d love to hear from you. A range of sponsorship opportunities will be available next season, so get in touch to find out how you can make a lasting impact, both on and off the field.

To find out more, please contact Russell Doel, Head of Cricket Operations at Cambridgeshire Cricket:
📧 Russell.doel@cambscricket.org.uk

📷 Kelvin Biggs with the U16 team at Fenner’s Cricket Ground & Kelvin with Alia M & Phoebe B

#girlscricket #countycricket #cambridgeshirecricket #cricketsponsorship
🏆 THREE MORE CRICKET COLLECTIVE WINNERS! 🏆 Today 🏆 THREE MORE CRICKET COLLECTIVE WINNERS! 🏆

Today we’re celebrating three more Cambridgeshire winners from the Cricket Collective Awards, hosted by @essexcricket at The Ambassador Cruise Line Ground in Chelmsford.

The awards shine a light on the volunteers, young leaders, clubs and community groups keeping cricket thriving across our county. 💙

⭐ Young Cricket Collective Champion – Arthur Arnold, @chatteriscricketclub 

Arthur has volunteered at Chatteris for the past two years, helping deliver national programmes and developing his coaching skills. This year, he completed the ECB Young Leaders in Cricket course, gaining new skills to support and inspire young players at the club

👏 Also nominated was Charlotte Hough of @haddenhamcc , Benji & Alyssa Cox of Cambridgeshire Super 9’s Disability Cricket Program & Leah Harrup of @cityofelycc_womens 

⭐ Newcomer of the Year – David Millard, City of Ely CC

David stepped up as Club Treasurer this year, bringing experience, confidence and fresh ideas. He also helped establish the City of Ely CC Hardship Fund, helping remove financial barriers and making cricket more accessible to the community.

👏 Other nominees in this category were Wazz Mughal of @whittlesfordcc , James Varley of @ickletoncc , Chris Ringham of @marchtowncricketclub , Penelope Palmer of @northstowecricketclub Stef Smith of Chatteris CC, Chris Mason of @chippenhamcricketcambs & Dave Coghlan of City of Ely CC

⭐ Raising the Game – Stef Smith @chatteriscricketclub 

Stef has played a huge role in growing women’s cricket at Chatteris. From joining the committee to helping grow the women’s team from just 4 players at its first session to 12 training and playing matches, Stef continues to drive participation, fundraising and club development with infectious enthusiasm.

👏 Also nominated: Edmund & Anna Harcourt of Ickleton CC.

A huge congratulations to all our winners and nominees for the incredible contribution you make to cricket across Cambridgeshire! 💙

#CricketCollective #CambridgeshireCricket #WeAreCambsCricket #Volunteers
🏏💙 Cambridgeshire @maiden.cricket Girls’ Hard Ball 🏏💙 Cambridgeshire @maiden.cricket Girls’ Hard Ball League standings...

The girls have played in our U13 Pairs and U14 & U16 T20 hard ball league competitions. 

Congratulations to everyone who played and contributed to an excellent season, and a shout out to the ‘top’ batters and bowlers:

💙 U13 Pairs (North): Amy Liversedge (March Town CC) - 109 runs, Anna Bingham (Cambourne CC) - 7 wickets
💙 U13 Pairs (South): Ottilia Welch (Saffron Walden CC) - 68 runs, Dorothy Brooker (Histon CC) - 7 wickets
💙 U14: Diya Menon (Cambourne CC) - 193 runs & 11 wickets
💙 U16: Katie Ronco (Thriplow CC) - 144 runs, Ella Scourfield (City of Cambridge CC) - 9 wickets

Well done to all the girls participating! 👊💪

#girlscricket #cambridgeshireleague #maidencricket #agameforme

@city_of_cambridge_cricket_club @saffron_walden_cricket_club @ickletoncc @audleywendencc @sawstonbabrahamcc @histoncricket @thriplowcc @theshelfords @cambourne_cc @greatshelfordcricketclub @marchtowncricketclub @chippenhamcc_women @worlingtoncc @cityofelycc_womens
🏏 Last week saw us gather at The Ambassadors Cruis 🏏 Last week saw us gather at The Ambassadors Cruise Line Ground in Chelmsford to present the Cambridgeshire Cricket “Cricket Collective” Awards for 2026.

The Cricket Collective Awards shine a light on the volunteers, young leaders, clubs and community groups who keep cricket thriving. 

Across the coming posts we’ll celebrate our category winners and everyone who was nominated. First up...

🏆 Metro Bank Champion of Girls Cricket - Sponsored by Metro Bank, this award celebrates those championing opportunities for girls to play, coach and lead.

👏 Our Winner: Neil Bingham, Cambourne Cricket Club

With an incredible 15 nominations, Neil’s impact on girls’ cricket at Cambourne is clear. Just three years ago, the club had no girls’ section - today, it’s thriving. 

A parent who stepped up to become a coach and umpire, Neil has helped lead the U13s to a league title, supported the U14s in the ECB Cup and is a constant presence at training and matches. 

His organisation, commitment and encouragement have made a huge difference. 

A very worthy winner — congratulations, Neil! 👏🏏💙

Also nominated: Jeremy Major (Fulbourn CC), Richard Bardsley & Mark Laffety (Ickleton CC) and Sophie Kettley (Cambridgeshire County Girls U13s).

🏆 Coach of the Year - This award celebrates a coach who goes above and beyond to inspire and develop players, creating a safe, inclusive and enjoyable environment.

👏 Our Winner: Peter Kirsch, Cambourne Cricket Club

Peter received three nominations for his outstanding contribution to the Cricket 365 project, helping young people access quality coaching and practice all year round. He was also recognised for his wider contribution to Cambourne’s junior section and the club as a whole. 

A fantastic achievement — well done, Peter! 👏🏏

Also nominated: Navneet Deorankar (Cambourne CC), Chris Draper (Histon CC), Alec Cann & Paul Woodhead (City of Ely CC), Darren Lee (Great Chishill CC), Jonathan Powell (Coton CC) and Harkesh Bahal (Northstowe CC).

Congratulations to all the winners and nominees- keep following to find out who the other winners are!

#cricketcollective #cricketvolunteers #cambridgeshirecricket
👧🏼 @maiden.cricket U11 Girls Softball Leagues 👧🏼 👧🏼 @maiden.cricket U11 Girls Softball Leagues 👧🏼

The U11 girls leagues are played as festivals, for fun. 14 teams entered and were divided up into 3 regionalised groups.

Well done to all the girls for participating

#GirlsCricket #MaidenCricket #CambsCricket #FestivalCricket #SoftballCricket @saffron_walden_cricket_club cricket @ickletoncc  @roystoncc @thriplowcc @audleywendencc @cambourne_cc _cc @fulbourncc @sawstonbabrahamcc @st_giles_cc @histoncricket @marchtowncricketclub @marchtownmarvels @cityofelycc_womens @city_of_ely_cricket_club @chippenhamcricketcambs @chippenhamcc_women @suttoncricketclub1887 @teamhaddenhamcc
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Listening. Learning. Sparking conversations 💙 Thi Listening. Learning. Sparking conversations 💙

This week we held our first Cambridgeshire Cricket Diverse Communities Forum at Sawston - bringing together clubs with strong South Asian communities to share experiences, ideas and opportunities for the future of cricket in Cambridgeshire.

The Forum has been created to open a direct channel of communication with clubs and better understand how Cambridgeshire Cricket can support them to thrive. We discussed access to facilities and grounds, opportunities in coaching, umpiring and ground preparation, as well as the things that help everyone enjoy and feel part of the game.

Inclusion matters to us. We believe in being open and honest, listening to different experiences and, importantly, creating spaces where we can have the conversations that help us understand, learn and move forward together.

On the night we were delighted to be joined by:
🏏 @cambridgeoldmonks
🏏 @camkeralacc
🏏 Telugu Association of Cambridge (TAC) CC
🏏 Serandib CC
🏏 @cambourne_knights_cc

Alongside the clubs, we were joined by Shoaib Shahid, our new Board Lead for Inclusion, and Gulfraz Riaz, Chair of the National Asian Cricket Council, alongside Jamie, Neil & Matt from Cambridgeshire Cricket 

It was an evening full of positive conversations, shared learning and positive outcomes, so much so we are already planning the next Forum for early November.

Thank you to everyone who came along, contributed and helped spark some important conversations. We’re looking forward to continuing them.

#cambridgeshirecricket #cricketcommunity #cambridgecricketclubs #playcricket #cambridgecricket
👱‍♀️Cambridgeshire Women's T20 Soft Ball and Hard 👱‍♀️Cambridgeshire Women's T20 Soft Ball and Hard Ball League Standings 2026👱‍♀️

The season saw 63 matches completed across both league competitions. There were some very close matches, lots of runs scored and plenty of wickets.

🥇Soft Ball League Winners: Cambourne CC
🥈Soft Ball League Runners-Up: Haverhill Softball Team

🥇Hard Ball League Winners: City of Ely 1st XI
🥈Hard Ball Runners-Up: City of Cambridge 2nd XI

Soft Ball Stats:
Leading run scorer - Izzy J, Haverhill
Leading wicket taker - Yasmin K, Haverhill
Most fielding wickets - Susmitha V, Cambourne

Hard Ball Stats:
Leading run scorer - Oli T, Audley Wenden
Leading wicket taker - Alice C, City of Ely
Most fielding wickets - Izzy J, Haverhill

2026 was record breaking season for the Cambridgeshire Women's Leagues - thank you to all those who played, officiated, prepared facilities, organised teams, cheered the players on, became a taxi service, and everything else in between! 💙

#WomensCricket #SoftballCricket #HardballCricket #FemaleCricket #CambsCricket #T20Cricket @cityofelycc_womens @city_of_ely_cricket_club @haverhillcricketclub @city_of_cambridge_cricket_club @audleywendencc @saffron_walden_cricket_club @chippenhamcricketcambs @chippenhamcc_women @thriplowcc @marchtowncricketclub @marchtownmarvels @sutthadd.ladies.girlscricket @suttoncricketclub1887 @teamhaddenhamcc @cambourne_cc @ickletoncc @newmarket_cricket_club @newmarketcc_ladies @chatteriscricketclub @northstowecricketclub
📢 It is your last chance to book on our next ECB F 📢 It is your last chance to book on our next ECB Foundation Coach Course.

📅 The course starts on Sunday, 11th October and continues on Sunday 18th October.

⌚️ Each day starts at 9.30 and runs until 4pm.

🏤 The course will be held at Comberton Village College, West Street, Comberton.

The Foundation Coach Course is an entry level training course which allows participants to understand and build knowledge of the basic foundation pillars to coach cricket and provide confidence to go out there and delivery brilliant sessions as a qualified Coach. 

The Foundation course is held over 2 days containing 4 modules, and will lead towards participants to become a fully accredited coach.

You can be 17 year-olds to attend the course, but you will not become accredited until you become 18!). To become accredited you will also need an ECB DBS certificate and have passed the ECB Safeguarding Level 2 training! 

The cost of the course is £200 and to book your place please type this link into your browser - https://booking.ecb.co.uk/AowQqb

For each new coach a club will attract at least 10 new players, so any club looking to develop and increase its junior section should look to some more coaches on this course. 

Cambridgeshire Cricket is constantly looking to diversify its volunteer coaching workforce and candidates from an ethnically diverse background, is female, has a disability or comes from has no/low income are able to apply for a bursary, kindly supplied by the England and Wales Cricket Trust. 

Please contact neil.liversedge@cambscricket.org.uk for details.
📢 Next up in our series introducing the fantastic 📢 Next up in our series introducing the fantastic local businesses supporting our County Age Group Pathway this season, we’re delighted to spotlight UQG Optics who during the 2025/2026 season have sponsored our U16 Girls team 💙

UQG Optics is a leading UK manufacturer at the forefront of high-quality precision optical components for science, research and industry. 

Kelvin Biggs - Managing Director of UQG Optics has said “As a local company for over 70 years, it’s important to invest in local community, and to support youth sports promoting a positive healthy lifestyle”

A huge thank you to UQG Optics for investing in our young cricketers, helping to create opportunities for players across Cambridgeshire. 🙏

Could your business help shape the future of cricket in Cambridgeshire?

If you or your business would like to play a part in developing the next generation of Cambridgeshire cricketers for the upcoming 2026/2027 season, we’d love to hear from you. A range of sponsorship opportunities will be available next season, so get in touch to find out how you can make a lasting impact, both on and off the field.

To find out more, please contact Russell Doel, Head of Cricket Operations at Cambridgeshire Cricket:
📧 Russell.doel@cambscricket.org.uk

📷 Kelvin Biggs with the U16 team at Fenner’s Cricket Ground & Kelvin with Alia M & Phoebe B

#girlscricket #countycricket #cambridgeshirecricket #cricketsponsorship
🏆 THREE MORE CRICKET COLLECTIVE WINNERS! 🏆 Today 🏆 THREE MORE CRICKET COLLECTIVE WINNERS! 🏆

Today we’re celebrating three more Cambridgeshire winners from the Cricket Collective Awards, hosted by @essexcricket at The Ambassador Cruise Line Ground in Chelmsford.

The awards shine a light on the volunteers, young leaders, clubs and community groups keeping cricket thriving across our county. 💙

⭐ Young Cricket Collective Champion – Arthur Arnold, @chatteriscricketclub 

Arthur has volunteered at Chatteris for the past two years, helping deliver national programmes and developing his coaching skills. This year, he completed the ECB Young Leaders in Cricket course, gaining new skills to support and inspire young players at the club

👏 Also nominated was Charlotte Hough of @haddenhamcc , Benji & Alyssa Cox of Cambridgeshire Super 9’s Disability Cricket Program & Leah Harrup of @cityofelycc_womens 

⭐ Newcomer of the Year – David Millard, City of Ely CC

David stepped up as Club Treasurer this year, bringing experience, confidence and fresh ideas. He also helped establish the City of Ely CC Hardship Fund, helping remove financial barriers and making cricket more accessible to the community.

👏 Other nominees in this category were Wazz Mughal of @whittlesfordcc , James Varley of @ickletoncc , Chris Ringham of @marchtowncricketclub , Penelope Palmer of @northstowecricketclub Stef Smith of Chatteris CC, Chris Mason of @chippenhamcricketcambs & Dave Coghlan of City of Ely CC

⭐ Raising the Game – Stef Smith @chatteriscricketclub 

Stef has played a huge role in growing women’s cricket at Chatteris. From joining the committee to helping grow the women’s team from just 4 players at its first session to 12 training and playing matches, Stef continues to drive participation, fundraising and club development with infectious enthusiasm.

👏 Also nominated: Edmund & Anna Harcourt of Ickleton CC.

A huge congratulations to all our winners and nominees for the incredible contribution you make to cricket across Cambridgeshire! 💙

#CricketCollective #CambridgeshireCricket #WeAreCambsCricket #Volunteers
🏏💙 Cambridgeshire @maiden.cricket Girls’ Hard Ball 🏏💙 Cambridgeshire @maiden.cricket Girls’ Hard Ball League standings...

The girls have played in our U13 Pairs and U14 & U16 T20 hard ball league competitions. 

Congratulations to everyone who played and contributed to an excellent season, and a shout out to the ‘top’ batters and bowlers:

💙 U13 Pairs (North): Amy Liversedge (March Town CC) - 109 runs, Anna Bingham (Cambourne CC) - 7 wickets
💙 U13 Pairs (South): Ottilia Welch (Saffron Walden CC) - 68 runs, Dorothy Brooker (Histon CC) - 7 wickets
💙 U14: Diya Menon (Cambourne CC) - 193 runs & 11 wickets
💙 U16: Katie Ronco (Thriplow CC) - 144 runs, Ella Scourfield (City of Cambridge CC) - 9 wickets

Well done to all the girls participating! 👊💪

#girlscricket #cambridgeshireleague #maidencricket #agameforme

@city_of_cambridge_cricket_club @saffron_walden_cricket_club @ickletoncc @audleywendencc @sawstonbabrahamcc @histoncricket @thriplowcc @theshelfords @cambourne_cc @greatshelfordcricketclub @marchtowncricketclub @chippenhamcc_women @worlingtoncc @cityofelycc_womens
🏏 Last week saw us gather at The Ambassadors Cruis 🏏 Last week saw us gather at The Ambassadors Cruise Line Ground in Chelmsford to present the Cambridgeshire Cricket “Cricket Collective” Awards for 2026.

The Cricket Collective Awards shine a light on the volunteers, young leaders, clubs and community groups who keep cricket thriving. 

Across the coming posts we’ll celebrate our category winners and everyone who was nominated. First up...

🏆 Metro Bank Champion of Girls Cricket - Sponsored by Metro Bank, this award celebrates those championing opportunities for girls to play, coach and lead.

👏 Our Winner: Neil Bingham, Cambourne Cricket Club

With an incredible 15 nominations, Neil’s impact on girls’ cricket at Cambourne is clear. Just three years ago, the club had no girls’ section - today, it’s thriving. 

A parent who stepped up to become a coach and umpire, Neil has helped lead the U13s to a league title, supported the U14s in the ECB Cup and is a constant presence at training and matches. 

His organisation, commitment and encouragement have made a huge difference. 

A very worthy winner — congratulations, Neil! 👏🏏💙

Also nominated: Jeremy Major (Fulbourn CC), Richard Bardsley & Mark Laffety (Ickleton CC) and Sophie Kettley (Cambridgeshire County Girls U13s).

🏆 Coach of the Year - This award celebrates a coach who goes above and beyond to inspire and develop players, creating a safe, inclusive and enjoyable environment.

👏 Our Winner: Peter Kirsch, Cambourne Cricket Club

Peter received three nominations for his outstanding contribution to the Cricket 365 project, helping young people access quality coaching and practice all year round. He was also recognised for his wider contribution to Cambourne’s junior section and the club as a whole. 

A fantastic achievement — well done, Peter! 👏🏏

Also nominated: Navneet Deorankar (Cambourne CC), Chris Draper (Histon CC), Alec Cann & Paul Woodhead (City of Ely CC), Darren Lee (Great Chishill CC), Jonathan Powell (Coton CC) and Harkesh Bahal (Northstowe CC).

Congratulations to all the winners and nominees- keep following to find out who the other winners are!

#cricketcollective #cricketvolunteers #cambridgeshirecricket
👧🏼 @maiden.cricket U11 Girls Softball Leagues 👧🏼 👧🏼 @maiden.cricket U11 Girls Softball Leagues 👧🏼

The U11 girls leagues are played as festivals, for fun. 14 teams entered and were divided up into 3 regionalised groups.

Well done to all the girls for participating

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