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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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marchtowncc March Town CC @marchtowncc ·
1 Jun

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

Join us at #MTCC on Saturday 13th June to celebrate the Men’s Football World Cup and Women’s Cricket World Cup.

Register here 👇
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icoachcricket ECB Coach Development @icoachcricket ·
3 Mar

🚀 LAUNCHING TODAY: our brand‑new online portal!

🆕 You can now self‑serve and manage your membership, all in one place

Become a member in under 10 minutes ⏱️

Find out more 🔗http://memberships.ecb.co.uk

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cambs_cb Cambridgeshire Cricket @cambs_cb ·
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 🩵💙

A huge thank you to @MrCricketHockey & @surridgesport for their continued support and expertise in providing our match and training kit 🙌

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cambs_cb Cambridgeshire Cricket @cambs_cb ·
14 Jan

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

We look forwards to meeting you!

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Official Account of @cambridgeshirecricket. Information on courses, events, activities, scores & opportunities to access cricket across the county

🏆Don’t forget to nominate in the Cricket Collectiv 🏆Don’t forget to nominate in the Cricket Collective Awards - the deadline is just a week away! 

Is there someone at your club who deserves to be recognised? 

With 13 award categories, there’s a chance to celebrate everyone from an Unsung Hero and Young Leader to a Sustainability Innovator, Champion of Girls’ Cricket, and even a Lifetime Achiever (swipe to see information about each category ➡️)

These awards recognise the volunteers, clubs and community groups whose passion and dedication keep grassroots cricket thriving every single week.

🏆 Do you know someone who makes a difference?

Nominate them today! The deadline for nominations is Friday 14th August! You can find the nomination form link via the linktree in our bio or by clicking the link in our stories post today.

Please share this post and help us ensure the incredible people behind our game get the recognition they deserve 💙

Category winners will be invited to our Presentation Day, where we partner with our friends from Essex County Cricket Club, which will take place on Sunday, 6th September and will be hosted at the Ambassador Cruise Lines County Ground in Chelmsford, where they will be entertained for the day, while watching some 1st Class Cricket, enjoying some wonderful hospitality and sharing the day with their fellow award winners.

We look forwards to receiving your nomination and thank you for taking the time to recognise one of your local heroes. 

If you have any questions, email Neil Liversedge at neil.liversedge@cambscricket.org.uk.

#CricketCollective #CricketVolunteers #cambridgeshirecricket #grassrootscricket #cricketawards
🏏MCCF Hub Matches🏏 On Wednesday our 4 MCCF Hubs p 🏏MCCF Hub Matches🏏

On Wednesday our 4 MCCF Hubs played at Mildenhall Cricket Club, against their Norfolk counterparts.

The day started with the girls 8-a-side T20 matches, which were interrupted by some much needed rain, but thankfully it did not impact the length of the matches.

👧Girls👧
U13's: Norfolk batted first, and lost 4 very quick wickets thanks to Kitty's spell of 3 for 26 off her 4 overs. Lily (33*) and Molly (34*) steadied the ship for Norfolk and ended the 20 overs on 125-5.
Cambs also lost some early wickets, with Tenuli taking 3 for 7 off 3 overs. Santushi (15) and Kitty (14) tried hard to guide their team to the target, playing some brilliant shots, but unfortunately fell short, finishing the innings on 63-3.

U16's: Norfolk also batted first on the main pitch, and they had a good start. Poppy scored 46*, out of a total of 139-3. Daisy was the pick of the Cambs bowlers, taking 1 for 13 in her spell.
The Cambs batters struggled a little against, a very strong Norfolk bowling attack, which included figures of 2 for 5 for Scarlett, and some very good fielding.

In the afternoon it was the boys turn, playing 11-a-side, 30 over matches.

👱Boys👱
U13's: Cambs batted first, with Andreou scoring 24, supporting his team to reach a total of 105-8. Pailes was the pick of the Norfolk bowlers, taking 2 for 12.
In the 2nd innings, W.Arkwright was the only Cambs bowler to make a breakthrough, after the Norfolk openers, Harrod and Zeb, both retired on 33*. Norfolk reached the target after 16 overs.

U15's: Cambs took to the field first, with a high standard for fielding on display. Norfolk's batters were strong with Henry retiring on 51* and Noah being run out on 49. William took 2 important wickets for only 14 runs in his spell.
Norfolk's opener, James Mixer, bowled the first over in the 2nd innings, which proved destructive to Cambs run chase. He bowled a triple wicket maiden, and finished his spell on 3 for 8 off 4. Cambs' Nathanael scored 35 in a great attempt to keep his team in contention, but it was not to be, and they were bowled out 87.

#GirlsCricket #BoysCricket #MCCFoundation #CambsCricket #FemaleUmpires @_mccfoundation @mildenhallcc
🏏 The matches are coming thick and fast - it’s ano 🏏 The matches are coming thick and fast - it’s another packed week of cricket head for our County Age Groups teams!

Good luck to all teams who are playing either at home grounds or travelling away to play 🍀

#girlscricket #boyscricket #cambridgeshirecricket #wearecambscricket #countyagegroupcricket
🏆Champions crowned! What a fantastic day of girl 🏆Champions crowned! 

What a fantastic day of girls’ cricket in Cambridgeshire! 💙🏏 On Sunday 2nd August, @cambourne_cc played host to our U13 & U16 Girls’ Cup Finals, showcasing some outstanding talent, competitive cricket and brilliant team spirit.

⭐️U13 Cup Final
Cambourne CC vs. City of Cambridge CC

After winning the toss & choosing to field, Cambourne dismissed City of Cambridge for 64 in 10 overs, with Anna Bingham starring with 3 wickets. Teja Simkute top-scored for City of Cambridge with 23 💪

Cambourne successfully chased the target, losing just four wickets, with Nakshtra Deorankar leading the way with 21, securing the U13 Cup title! 🔥

⭐️U16 Cup Final
@saffron_walden_cricket_club CC vs. @thriplowcc

Batting first, Saffron Walden posted an impressive 131-5, with Alia Martin top-scoring with 29 👏

Thriplow’s reply looked in trouble at 47-5, but a superb 67-run partnership between Lina Opel (29) and Marianne Gouliouris (23) brought the game to life. Just when the momentum appeared to be shifting, Saffron Walden’s Jasmine Bartlett returned to claim both set batters in the penultimate over, finishing with outstanding figures of 4-18 to seal a thrilling 13-run victory for Saffron Walden 💥

⭐️ U13 Plate Final
Unfortunately, the U13 Plate Final could not be played due to a concession, with @chippenhamcricketcambs awarded the Plate title.

A huge thank you to Cambourne Cricket Club for hosting an excellent Finals Day, and to our match officials Neil Bingham, Vic Hopkins and Robin Anthony from the Cambs & Hunts Association of Cricket Officials for their support throughout the day.

👏 Congratulations to every player, coach, volunteer and supporter who made the day such a success.

💙 Join us in congratulating all of our finalists and champions in the comments below! 👇🏏

#WeAreCambsCricket #GirlsCricket #CricketFinals #maidencricket
Next up in our series introducing the fantastic lo Next up in our series introducing the fantastic local businesses supporting our County Age Group Pathway this season, we’re delighted to spotlight @Cheffinsproperty, sponsors of our Boys U15 squad.

Now in their fourth consecutive year of supporting Cambridgeshire Cricket, Cheffins continue to demonstrate their commitment to developing young people through sport.

Richard Freshwater, Director at Cheffins, said:
“Cheffins is pleased to renew its partnership with Cambridgeshire Cricket, continuing a proud history of supporting local sport. This sponsorship reflects Cheffins’ ongoing commitment to youth development and ensuring equal opportunities for young boys and girls across the local community”

Cheffins is Cambridgeshire’s leading firm of residential, commercial and rural land and property advisers and auctioneers. Established in 1825, the firm has six offices in Cambridge: Ely, Haverhill, Newmarket, Saffron Walden and Sutton. Cheffins’ professional services include residential sales and lettings, fine art auctions, commercial property, agriculture and rural business services, vintage and classic auctions, planning and development, property auctions and tractor and plan machinery.

A huge thank you to Cheffins for investing in our young cricketers and 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, 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

📷 Boys U15 captain Ferdie Piper & Richard Freshwater at Fenners cricket ground and Richard with the U15 team 💙

#boyscricket #countycricket #cambridgeshirecricket #cricketsponsorship
🏏☀️The sun is out and there is more cricket to be 🏏☀️The sun is out and there is more cricket to be played...

It’s a full week ahead with matches for all our County Age Group teams, both home & away, including our MCC Foundation Boys & Girls U16 teams. 

Good luck to all those playing 🍀💙
👀Follow along for results & highlights. 

#girlscricket #boyscricket #MCCFoundation #Countyagegroupcricket #cambridgeshirecricket
🏏 It’s not always about the win! Even when the g 🏏 It’s not always about the win!
 
Even when the game doesn’t quite go our way, there are some excellent team and individual performances to celebrate. 

As was the case with the U14’s recent outing against Surrey in the U14’s County Cup last Sunday.
 
Surrey took the win by 38 runs. Winning the toss and batting first, surrey recovered from 148/8 to post 234 despite superb spells from Gabi (4/32) and Dhrona (3/49). In the chase, Dhrona hit 47 of 65 and Hugo 43 off 56 that led a spirited reply, but Cambridgeshire fell a little short finishing 196/8 in 45 overs - a strong performance full of fight against a strong surrey side 👊👍👏
 
#boyscricket #countyagegroupcricket #cambridgeshirecricket
🏏 Another busy week of cricket ahead - starting wi 🏏 Another busy week of cricket ahead - starting with the boys U14’s playing away vs Surrey on Sunday. It promising to be another fantastic week of cricket.

Follow along for results! 
Good luck to all the teams playing, play well! 💙

#girlscricket #boyscricket #cambridgeshirecricket #countycricket #summerofcricket
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cambridgeshirecricket

Official Account of @cambridgeshirecricket. Information on courses, events, activities, scores & opportunities to access cricket across the county

🏆Don’t forget to nominate in the Cricket Collectiv 🏆Don’t forget to nominate in the Cricket Collective Awards - the deadline is just a week away! 

Is there someone at your club who deserves to be recognised? 

With 13 award categories, there’s a chance to celebrate everyone from an Unsung Hero and Young Leader to a Sustainability Innovator, Champion of Girls’ Cricket, and even a Lifetime Achiever (swipe to see information about each category ➡️)

These awards recognise the volunteers, clubs and community groups whose passion and dedication keep grassroots cricket thriving every single week.

🏆 Do you know someone who makes a difference?

Nominate them today! The deadline for nominations is Friday 14th August! You can find the nomination form link via the linktree in our bio or by clicking the link in our stories post today.

Please share this post and help us ensure the incredible people behind our game get the recognition they deserve 💙

Category winners will be invited to our Presentation Day, where we partner with our friends from Essex County Cricket Club, which will take place on Sunday, 6th September and will be hosted at the Ambassador Cruise Lines County Ground in Chelmsford, where they will be entertained for the day, while watching some 1st Class Cricket, enjoying some wonderful hospitality and sharing the day with their fellow award winners.

We look forwards to receiving your nomination and thank you for taking the time to recognise one of your local heroes. 

If you have any questions, email Neil Liversedge at neil.liversedge@cambscricket.org.uk.

#CricketCollective #CricketVolunteers #cambridgeshirecricket #grassrootscricket #cricketawards
🏏MCCF Hub Matches🏏 On Wednesday our 4 MCCF Hubs p 🏏MCCF Hub Matches🏏

On Wednesday our 4 MCCF Hubs played at Mildenhall Cricket Club, against their Norfolk counterparts.

The day started with the girls 8-a-side T20 matches, which were interrupted by some much needed rain, but thankfully it did not impact the length of the matches.

👧Girls👧
U13's: Norfolk batted first, and lost 4 very quick wickets thanks to Kitty's spell of 3 for 26 off her 4 overs. Lily (33*) and Molly (34*) steadied the ship for Norfolk and ended the 20 overs on 125-5.
Cambs also lost some early wickets, with Tenuli taking 3 for 7 off 3 overs. Santushi (15) and Kitty (14) tried hard to guide their team to the target, playing some brilliant shots, but unfortunately fell short, finishing the innings on 63-3.

U16's: Norfolk also batted first on the main pitch, and they had a good start. Poppy scored 46*, out of a total of 139-3. Daisy was the pick of the Cambs bowlers, taking 1 for 13 in her spell.
The Cambs batters struggled a little against, a very strong Norfolk bowling attack, which included figures of 2 for 5 for Scarlett, and some very good fielding.

In the afternoon it was the boys turn, playing 11-a-side, 30 over matches.

👱Boys👱
U13's: Cambs batted first, with Andreou scoring 24, supporting his team to reach a total of 105-8. Pailes was the pick of the Norfolk bowlers, taking 2 for 12.
In the 2nd innings, W.Arkwright was the only Cambs bowler to make a breakthrough, after the Norfolk openers, Harrod and Zeb, both retired on 33*. Norfolk reached the target after 16 overs.

U15's: Cambs took to the field first, with a high standard for fielding on display. Norfolk's batters were strong with Henry retiring on 51* and Noah being run out on 49. William took 2 important wickets for only 14 runs in his spell.
Norfolk's opener, James Mixer, bowled the first over in the 2nd innings, which proved destructive to Cambs run chase. He bowled a triple wicket maiden, and finished his spell on 3 for 8 off 4. Cambs' Nathanael scored 35 in a great attempt to keep his team in contention, but it was not to be, and they were bowled out 87.

#GirlsCricket #BoysCricket #MCCFoundation #CambsCricket #FemaleUmpires @_mccfoundation @mildenhallcc
🏏 The matches are coming thick and fast - it’s ano 🏏 The matches are coming thick and fast - it’s another packed week of cricket head for our County Age Groups teams!

Good luck to all teams who are playing either at home grounds or travelling away to play 🍀

#girlscricket #boyscricket #cambridgeshirecricket #wearecambscricket #countyagegroupcricket
🏆Champions crowned! What a fantastic day of girl 🏆Champions crowned! 

What a fantastic day of girls’ cricket in Cambridgeshire! 💙🏏 On Sunday 2nd August, @cambourne_cc played host to our U13 & U16 Girls’ Cup Finals, showcasing some outstanding talent, competitive cricket and brilliant team spirit.

⭐️U13 Cup Final
Cambourne CC vs. City of Cambridge CC

After winning the toss & choosing to field, Cambourne dismissed City of Cambridge for 64 in 10 overs, with Anna Bingham starring with 3 wickets. Teja Simkute top-scored for City of Cambridge with 23 💪

Cambourne successfully chased the target, losing just four wickets, with Nakshtra Deorankar leading the way with 21, securing the U13 Cup title! 🔥

⭐️U16 Cup Final
@saffron_walden_cricket_club CC vs. @thriplowcc

Batting first, Saffron Walden posted an impressive 131-5, with Alia Martin top-scoring with 29 👏

Thriplow’s reply looked in trouble at 47-5, but a superb 67-run partnership between Lina Opel (29) and Marianne Gouliouris (23) brought the game to life. Just when the momentum appeared to be shifting, Saffron Walden’s Jasmine Bartlett returned to claim both set batters in the penultimate over, finishing with outstanding figures of 4-18 to seal a thrilling 13-run victory for Saffron Walden 💥

⭐️ U13 Plate Final
Unfortunately, the U13 Plate Final could not be played due to a concession, with @chippenhamcricketcambs awarded the Plate title.

A huge thank you to Cambourne Cricket Club for hosting an excellent Finals Day, and to our match officials Neil Bingham, Vic Hopkins and Robin Anthony from the Cambs & Hunts Association of Cricket Officials for their support throughout the day.

👏 Congratulations to every player, coach, volunteer and supporter who made the day such a success.

💙 Join us in congratulating all of our finalists and champions in the comments below! 👇🏏

#WeAreCambsCricket #GirlsCricket #CricketFinals #maidencricket
Next up in our series introducing the fantastic lo Next up in our series introducing the fantastic local businesses supporting our County Age Group Pathway this season, we’re delighted to spotlight @Cheffinsproperty, sponsors of our Boys U15 squad.

Now in their fourth consecutive year of supporting Cambridgeshire Cricket, Cheffins continue to demonstrate their commitment to developing young people through sport.

Richard Freshwater, Director at Cheffins, said:
“Cheffins is pleased to renew its partnership with Cambridgeshire Cricket, continuing a proud history of supporting local sport. This sponsorship reflects Cheffins’ ongoing commitment to youth development and ensuring equal opportunities for young boys and girls across the local community”

Cheffins is Cambridgeshire’s leading firm of residential, commercial and rural land and property advisers and auctioneers. Established in 1825, the firm has six offices in Cambridge: Ely, Haverhill, Newmarket, Saffron Walden and Sutton. Cheffins’ professional services include residential sales and lettings, fine art auctions, commercial property, agriculture and rural business services, vintage and classic auctions, planning and development, property auctions and tractor and plan machinery.

A huge thank you to Cheffins for investing in our young cricketers and 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, 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

📷 Boys U15 captain Ferdie Piper & Richard Freshwater at Fenners cricket ground and Richard with the U15 team 💙

#boyscricket #countycricket #cambridgeshirecricket #cricketsponsorship
🏏☀️The sun is out and there is more cricket to be 🏏☀️The sun is out and there is more cricket to be played...

It’s a full week ahead with matches for all our County Age Group teams, both home & away, including our MCC Foundation Boys & Girls U16 teams. 

Good luck to all those playing 🍀💙
👀Follow along for results & highlights. 

#girlscricket #boyscricket #MCCFoundation #Countyagegroupcricket #cambridgeshirecricket
🏏 It’s not always about the win! Even when the g 🏏 It’s not always about the win!
 
Even when the game doesn’t quite go our way, there are some excellent team and individual performances to celebrate. 

As was the case with the U14’s recent outing against Surrey in the U14’s County Cup last Sunday.
 
Surrey took the win by 38 runs. Winning the toss and batting first, surrey recovered from 148/8 to post 234 despite superb spells from Gabi (4/32) and Dhrona (3/49). In the chase, Dhrona hit 47 of 65 and Hugo 43 off 56 that led a spirited reply, but Cambridgeshire fell a little short finishing 196/8 in 45 overs - a strong performance full of fight against a strong surrey side 👊👍👏
 
#boyscricket #countyagegroupcricket #cambridgeshirecricket
🏏 Another busy week of cricket ahead - starting wi 🏏 Another busy week of cricket ahead - starting with the boys U14’s playing away vs Surrey on Sunday. It promising to be another fantastic week of cricket.

Follow along for results! 
Good luck to all the teams playing, play well! 💙

#girlscricket #boyscricket #cambridgeshirecricket #countycricket #summerofcricket
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