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Cambridgeshire Over 50s/60s/70s

In Cambridgeshire there are 2 over 50s sides, 2 over 60s sides and an over 70s side participating in the respective ECB age group competitions. More details on these sides can be found by

Over 50s
Contact- Richard Young (Manager)
Email: riyo50@yahoo.com
League Play Cricket site: https://over50cc.play-cricket.com/home

Over 60s & Over 70s
Contact- Pat Ringham (Manager)
Email: pat.ringham@btinternet.com
League Play Cricket Site: https://hcc60.play-cricket.com/home

cambridgeshirecricket

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

Think cricket is complicated, expensive, or not fo Think cricket is complicated, expensive, or not for you? Soft ball cricket is changing that 🏏

Fast-paced, beginner-friendly, and designed for maximum participation, softball cricket uses a softer lightweight ball and non-wooden bats, so there’s no need for pads, helmets, or heavy kit. 👍

Just turn up, get involved, and enjoy the game! 

Whether you’re completely new to cricket or looking for a fun way to play, Cambridgeshire has plenty of welcoming clubs and a growing, supportive league ready to help you get started.

This summer, catch the spirit of cricket and discover how easy it is to join in đź’™

If you’d like to know more, speak to your local club or contact Lara, our Women’s & Girls’ Officer here in Cambridgeshire 

đź“§ Lara.neild@cambscricket.org.uk
Join us. Start playing softball cricket

#SoftballCricket #CambridgeshireCricket #WomensCricket #GirlsCricket #Cambridgeshire
đź‘§ Maiden Cricket U14 Girls Hard Ball T20 League đź‘§ đź‘§ Maiden Cricket U14 Girls Hard Ball T20 League đź‘§

The U14 Girls T20 league is a brand new offer, and the next step for the girls on their hard ball journey.

Being a small league, the teams play each other home and away, giving the girls 8 matches over the summer months.

#GirlsCricket #CambsCricket #MaidenCricket #PairsCricket #T20Cricket @maiden.cricket
🏏 Will you accept the challenge?? The Women’s T20 🏏 Will you accept the challenge??

The Women’s T20 World Cup is just around the corner, and we’re bringing the excitement to clubs and grounds across Cambridgeshire!

Here’s your challenge...
🏏 Spot the Women’s T20 World Cup banner.
🏏 Gather your teammates.
🏏 See how many players you can fit behind it!

Will your team set the record? Can your club squeeze in more players than your rivals? 
There’s only one way to find out!

We want to see your best attempts, biggest groups, funniest moments and most creative entries as we count down to the tournament.

➡️ Tag us in your photos and videos or send them to us via DM.
➡️ Challenge another team to beat your score!

#WomensT20WorldCup #CricketChallenge #CambridgeshireCricket #WomensCricket
Cricket simply wouldn’t happen without volunteers. Cricket simply wouldn’t happen without volunteers...

This #nationalvolunteersweek, we’re celebrating the brilliant people who give their time, energy and passion to make cricket possible across Cambridgeshire🏏

From coaches inspiring the next generation and groundskeepers preparing pitches, to club organisers juggling fixtures and volunteers creating welcoming environments for everyone - your dedication is what keeps our game thriving.

💬 “I love volunteering for my club so I can give back to the club that introduced me to cricket at a young age, and hopefully inspire future generations to play.”

💬 “Volunteering is really important to me as it brings me great joy in seeing other people enjoy playing cricket, knowing I’ve been a small part of that.”

💬 “I volunteer as a way to give back to the sport I really enjoy and help create opportunities for others, especially women, to experience the game.”

Thank you to every volunteer across Cambridgeshire!

Tag a volunteer who deserves recognition and tell us why they make a difference to your club đź’™

#NationalVolunteersWeek  #CambridgeshireCricket #CricketCommunity #GrowingTheGame
🏏 Women’s cricket doesn’t grow alone! Behind ever 🏏 Women’s cricket doesn’t grow alone!

Behind every thriving women’s & girls’ team are people championing the game, creating opportunities, and helping players succeed. Today, we’re celebrating the power of male allyship in cricket. 

Male allyship is the consistent and intentional effort by men to support and advocate for gender equity and inclusion. In cricket, it means using your voice, skills and influence to help create a sport where everyone can thrive.

As we look to the future, we want a game where gender plays no part in whether you become a player, coach, umpire, scorer, volunteer or leader. A game where opportunities are open to everyone.

To all our male allies: thank you. Your support, advocacy and dedication are helping women’s cricket reach new heights 🙏

➡️Tag a male ally who has made a difference to your cricket journey and help us celebrate the people making our game stronger together

#WomensCricket #MaleAllyship #CricketForAll #CricketCommunity
🏏👍 Another successful run of matches for the teams 🏏👍 Another successful run of matches for the teams playing at the end of the half term week & into last weekend. With some excellent team & individual performances. 

đź’™ Wednesday - 27th May - BU13 vs. Suffolk -
Cambridgeshire won by an innings & 79 runs with excellent bowling across the board; and with the bat - an excellent knock from D Sajog, scoring 76*, backed up by T Case-Upton (51) and good double figure scores from many of the team. đź’Ş

đź’™ Wednesday- 27th May - BU18 vs. London Schools Cricket Association 
Game 1 - A 24-run victory at Exning Park after posting 167/9 from their 20 overs. Alfie P led the way with a superb 60 from 40 balls, while Agnijan V added 30* late in the innings. Liam T starred with the ball 2/13 🔥

In Game 2 Cambridgeshire secured a 6-wicket victory, chasing down 151 with three balls to spare. Two wickets apiece for Liam T, Aaron B & George M. Oscar W anchored the innings by Oscar W (45*) & Alfie P (28*) 👊

đź’™ Thursday- 28th May - GU16 vs. Hertfordshire
Cambridgeshire took the win on another hot half term day. Some good batting saw several of the team achieve double figures Diya M (37), Phoebe B (22), Vita R (26) and Alia M (40) backed up by some excellent bowling, Katie R was the pick of bowlers 3-17 (10) 🏏

đź’™ Friday - 29th May - GU18 vs. Lincolnshire
Cambridgeshire won by 135 runs! Isla Ridley scoring her first 50 for Cambridgeshire with 79, Katie Ronco 51 & Nina Jerman 32. Pick of the bowlers on the day Diya Menon with 3-10, backed up by Alia Martin 2-21 & Katie Ronco 2-36 đź’Ş

đź’™ Sunday - 31st May - BU14 vs. Bedfordshire
The U14 boys came out on top in their away game against Bedfordshire at Kimbolton. A good bowling & fielding performance seeing the Beds team all out for 142. Sam Booty 4/22 & Hugo Lindemann 3/20 the pick of the bowlers. Cambridgeshire boys successfully chased down the score in 35 overs 8/143. Axel Aji & Sam Booty the pick for the batters 👍

We look forward to next Sunday’s games (7th June) where the Boys U13, U14 & U15’s are all in action 🍀

#cambridgeshirecricket #girlscricket #boyscricket #cambridgeshire #countycricket
🏏The countdown has begun... With the Women’s T20 🏏The countdown has begun...

With the Women’s T20 World Cup starting on June 12th, excitement is building all over the country & right here in Cambridgeshire we’re incredibly proud of the clubs, players, volunteers, leagues, events and initiatives helping women’s and girls’ cricket thrive 
🏏🫶

Over the next 10 days, we’ll be shining a spotlight on the people and programmes driving the growth of the game across our county. Celebrating Inspiring role models and exciting opportunities to get involved, we’ll be celebrating everything that makes women’s cricket in Cambridgeshire so special 💪🤩

đź’™Follow along as we count down to the World Cup
💙Tag someone who is helping grow the women’s game
💙Make sure you’re following so you don’t miss a story

#WomensCricket #T20WorldCup #CambridgeshireCricket #GirlsCricket #WomenInSport
🏏 Matchday for our U14s! 💙 Both of our U14 county 🏏 Matchday for our U14s! 💙

Both of our U14 county teams are on the road today

🔹 U14 Girls vs Middlesex
🔹 U14 Boys vs Bedfordshire

Best of luck to all players 👏💪

#CambridgeshireCricket #U14Cricket #CountyCricket #GirlsCricket #BoysCricket
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