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Meet the Directors

The board of Cambridgeshire Cricket Limited (CCB) is made up of 10 directors. The list of directors is below:

Michael O`Toole

Michael O`Toole

Chair

Robert Benson

Robert Benson

Jane Reeson

Jane Reeson

Simon Seabrook

Simon Seabrook

Helen Hyde

Helen Hyde

Andy Abbott

Andy Abbott

Lizzy Conder

Lizzy Conder

Sanjay Mistry

Sanjay Mistry

Russell Doel

Russell Doel

Head of Cricket Operations, Director

Chris Fuller

Chris Fuller

Director

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

🏏Women's Soft Ball Cricket Festival🏏 Last Sunday 🏏Women's Soft Ball Cricket Festival🏏

Last Sunday Thriplow hosted the opening soft ball festival of the summer. 5 teams played and were made up of players from Cambourne Cricket Club, Ickleton Cricket Club, Thriplow Cricket Club and March Town Cricket Club. Some of the matches were incredibly close & lots of fun was had by all.

The next festival is going to be at held at Ickleton on 14th June, with a World Cup theme. There are still places available and any club is welcome to join in the fun. Contact Jo Taylor-Ticehurst to book your team.
📧jo.ticehurst@cambscricket.org.uk

#SoftballCricket #WomensCricket #CambsCricket #FestivalCricket #FemaleCricket @cambourne_cc @ickletoncc @thriplowcc @marchtowncricketclub @marchtownmarvels
📣 A partnership with a clear focus: growing women’ 📣 A partnership with a clear focus: growing women’s and girls’ cricket. 💙💜

At Cambridgeshire Cricket we’re proud to announce an exciting new partnership with @maiden.cricket - marking a clear commitment to grow and elevate women’s and girls’ cricket across the county.

Cambridgeshire Cricket is pleased to partner with Maiden, a purpose-driven, women’s-first cricket brand founded by sisters Honor & Cat. Maiden designs kit, teamwear and equipment built from the ground up for female players - because when kit fits, everything changes.

As part of this partnership, the Cambridgeshire Girls’ League will become the Cambridgeshire Maiden Cricket Girls’ League- a reflection of our shared ambition to inspire more girls to play and to raise the profile of the game across clubs, schools and communities.

Maiden will also be the named sponsor for the Women’s & Girls’ Development category at our Winter Wonders Awards, helping us champion and celebrate those growing the game.

Together, we’re working to remove barriers, create opportunities, and build a game where every female player feels they belong.

If you would like to know more get in touch with Lara.neild@cambscricket.org.uk

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#WomensCricket #CambsCricket #MaidenCricket #GirlsCricket #cricketweardesignedforgirls
Back in County Cup action this Sunday 🙌 We host Back in County Cup action this Sunday 🙌 

We host @hertswomenscricket in Round 1 with a trip to Middlesex or Kent up for grabs in Round 2 👊

Good luck to the squad which includes first team debuts for U16 squad players Katie Ronco & Ellie Skeaping đŸ©”đŸ’™

#wearecambscricket #womenscricket #cambridgeshire
Got kit you don’t use? Someone else needs it! ♻ Got kit you don’t use? Someone else needs it! ♻
 
We are pleased to see the first of our ECB funded kit recycling bins being used by local cricket clubs keen to reduce barriers in accessing cricket, and making cricket more inclusive and sustainable.
 
We know cricket kit isn’t cheap & cost shouldn’t be the reason someone can’t be exposed to the game. That’s why Cambridgeshire Cricket has launched our new ‘Kit Recycling Scheme’, partnering with proactive clubs across the county. 
 
If you’ve got kit you’ve grown out of or no longer use - but it is still in great condition - donate it! Pads, gloves, bats, helmets... it could all make the difference to another player starting out or continuing their cricket journey.
 
This scheme isn’t just about cost - globally discarded clothing contributes around 1.2billion tonnes of Co2 emissions every year! Extending the life of sportswear by just 9 months can significantly reduce its environmental impact. Small actions = real change!
 
You will find recycling bins ready for use for the new season already at @marchtowncricketclub @haddenhamcc @city_of_ely_cricket_club @newmarket_cricket_club @roystoncc Great Shelford CC and @cambourne_cc with more in place soon at Burwell, Histon and Thriplow.
 
Spread the word, Reduce Barriers, Increase Sustainability!
 
If you would like to contribute kit or get involved please contact the clubs involved or Jamie.rice@cambscricket.org.uk
 

#cambridgeshirecricket #cricketforall #kitrecycling #grassrootscricket #playcricket cambridgeshire
đŸâ˜€ïžYesterday evening, we had the pleasure of bring đŸâ˜€ïžYesterday evening, we had the pleasure of bringing cricket to life on the opening day of the ABI (Accelerating Bio-Innovation) Conference 2026 set against the stunning backdrop of Jesus College, Cambridge. 

Delegates from around the world some with cricket experience, some without, fully embraced cricket & the spirit of the game in glorious spring sunshine; alongside drinks, canapes, walk-on music and match commentary! 

We hope the rest of the conference is a great success. 

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#ABIConference #ABI26 #jesuscollegecambridge #cambridgeshirecricket
On Sunday we held our last Coaches Masterclass bef On Sunday we held our last Coaches Masterclass before the season starts. Wicketkeeping led by our own Chris Scott.

Chris has been taking Core and Foundation Coaches through good catching practice, skills and techniques to allow them to go back to their clubs to inspire and instill the love of the game to young keepers.

A massive Thank You to Chris for sharing his knowledge and to County Age Group Wicket Keepers Saanvi and Amy for taking part as test pilots for the drills.
đŸ©”Our first women’s matchday squad of 2026💙 We kic đŸ©”Our first women’s matchday squad of 2026💙

We kick off our @VitalityBlast campaign with a trip to the south coast to face @Dorsetcricket 🟱

The game also sees a Cambridgeshire debut for 17 year old Abigail Davis. Congratulations Abi, enjoy the experience!

Let’s give it everything and make the most of the opportunity in front of us 🙌

#womenscricket #firstmatchnewseason #cambridgeshire #cambscricket
Yesterday, Cambridgeshire Cricket held their first Yesterday, Cambridgeshire Cricket held their first ECB Umpiring Course aimed at Women and Girls.

The course was tutored by Gabi Brown, who is the 2nd women appointed to the ECB Professional Umpires panel and the PCA Umpire of the Year 2025 and arrived hot on the heels of umpiring in the ECB Metro Bank one-day cup game between Durham and Lancashire on Saturday.

13 candidates are being taken through the basics behind officiating a game, including positioning, methods of dismissal, the laws of the game, signals and teamwork with their fellow umpires, scorers, captains and other stakeholders.

With the growth of the Women and Girls game, we also need to grow the number of umpires, scorers and coaches in the Women's game.

A massive thank you to all of the candidates for their participation and we look forwards to seeing them officiating soon. Of course a massive thank you also to Gabi for bringing her experience and humour in helping us launch this course in Cambridgeshire.
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