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The Cricket Regulator- Strategy, Policies and Procedures

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๐Ÿ† CELEBRATING THE PEOPLE WHO MAKE CRICKET HAPPEN! ๐Ÿ† CELEBRATING THE PEOPLE WHO MAKE CRICKET HAPPEN! ๐Ÿ

On Sunday, we celebrated the Cambridgeshire Cricket Collective Awards 2026, recognising all the fantastic volunteers from clubs, leagues and associations who give their time, energy and passion to make cricket happen across the county๐Ÿ’™

For the 8th year, our Presentation Day was held in partnership with @essexcricket at the Ambassador Cruise Line Ground in Chelmsford. As well as celebrating their achievements, our award winners were able to enjoy some top-class cricket, watching Essex Women take on Surrey in the Metro Bank One Day competition.

๐Ÿ‘ A huge congratulations to all of our 2026 award winners:

๐Ÿ† Young Leaders Champion โ€” Arthur Arnold, Chatteris CC
๐Ÿ† Best Newcomer โ€” David Millard, City of Ely CC
๐Ÿ† Metro Bank Champion of Girls Cricket โ€” Neil Bingham, Cambourne CC
๐Ÿ† Coach of the Year โ€” Peter Kirsch, Cambourne CC
๐Ÿ† Raising the Game โ€” Stef Smith, Chatteris CC
๐Ÿ† League Legends โ€” Chris Fuller, Cambridgeshire Youth Cricketers Association
๐Ÿ† Unsung Hero โ€” John Lane, Over and Willingham CC
๐Ÿ† Lifetime Achievement Award โ€” Martyn Livermore, Cherry Hinton CC & Cambridgeshire Cricket Association
๐Ÿ† Official of the Year โ€” Peter Laughlin, Cambs & Hunts Association of Cricket Officials
๐Ÿ† Cricket Collective Champion โ€” Wayne Hardy, Burwell & Exning CC & Cambridgeshire Grounds Associatio
๐Ÿ† Volunteer Grounds Person โ€” Simon Coxall, Great Chishill CC
๐Ÿ† Lifelong Service to Coaching โ€” Richard Bardsley, Ickleton CC
๐Ÿ† League Legends โ€” Ian McNulty, Cambridgeshire Youth Cricketers Association

The awards celebrate the time, commitment, dedication and passion that volunteers give to our game, often behind the scenes and without expecting recognition.

Over the next couple of weeks, weโ€™ll be shining a spotlight on each of our category winners, as well as recognising the many other fantastic volunteers nominated across the categories.

Congratulations to all the winners and all the volunteers, county wide, who support cricket for all. 

#WeAreCambsCricket #CricketCollective #Volunteers #GrassrootsCricket #CambridgeshireCricket
๐ŸWhat a way to finish the season for our Cambridge ๐ŸWhat a way to finish the season for our Cambridgeshire Cricket CAG U13 Boys!๐Ÿ’ช

The boys headed to Taunton for the final week of the season, and after a summer of sunshine and record-breaking temperatures, it was perhaps fitting that rain stopped play just 10 minutes into the first match! ๐ŸŒง๏ธ๐Ÿ˜‚ 

Thankfully, it was only a shower and the rest of the week went largely uninterrupted.

Five games in five days against a real mix of opposition, increasingly tired legs and definitely deteriorating levels of sleepโ€ฆ ๐Ÿ˜ด But the boys kept going and did themselves incredibly proud:

๐Ÿ† 3 wins from 5 matches
๐Ÿฅˆ 2nd overall in their group
๐Ÿ’ช A hard-fought week against some excellent opposition

Congratulations to Wiltshire, who topped the group and beat us in a closely fought match on the main pitch on Thursday.

โญ There were some outstanding individual performances too:

๐Ÿ Tom Lance - 73 vs MILCAS from Seattle & an unbeaten 102* vs Big 5 Academy
๐Ÿ Tom Case-Upton - 62 vs Big 5 Academy, 63 vs Wiltshire & 5 wickets vs Calypso Cricket Academy
๐Ÿ Eshaan Kumar - unbeaten 56* vs Kings Taunton
๐Ÿ Tommy Upton - 5 wickets vs Kings Taunton

A fantastic season for the U13s, showcasing talent, resilience and teamwork - 18 wins from 23 matches this season, well done boys! ๐Ÿ”ฅ

#cambridgeshirecricket #boyscricket #U13cricket #cambridgeshire #playcricket
WE'RE NEARLY READY TO GO!! Today we are celebrati WE'RE NEARLY READY TO GO!!

Today we are celebrating the @cambridgeshirecricket Cricket Collective Awards for 2026, celebrating the work of volunteers from Clubs, Leagues and Associations who have been nominated for their important work in making cricket happen across Cambridgeshire.

I think you will agree it has been a great year!

The Presentation Day is happening at the Ambassador Cruise Line Ground in Chelmsford, while watching Essex Women play Surrey in the Metro Bank 1-day competition.

Stay tuned as we announce the winners in each of the categories.
๐Ÿ READY TO LEVEL UP YOUR COACHING? Whether youโ€™re ๐Ÿ READY TO LEVEL UP YOUR COACHING?

Whether youโ€™re thinking about becoming a cricket coach, taking your first steps into coaching, or looking to build on your existing skills, weโ€™ve got a course for you! ๐Ÿ™Œ

We have two sets of dates for both our Foundation and Core Coaching Courses, so have a read and find the option that works best for you๐Ÿ‘‡

๐Ÿ FOUNDATION COACHING COURSE
๐Ÿ“ Venue: Comberton Village College

Who is it for?
๐ŸNew & inexperienced coaches
๐ŸParents & volunteers
๐ŸAnyone starting their cricket coaching journey

This entry-level coaching qualification is ideal for learning the basics of delivering safe, fun and inclusive cricket sessions.

๐Ÿ“… Course 1: 11th & 18th October 2026
โฐ 9.30amโ€“4pm

๐Ÿ“… Course 2: 21st & 28th February 2027
โฐ 9.30amโ€“4pm

๐Ÿ CORE COACHING COURSE
Already have a Foundation or Level 1 qualification and want to take your coaching to the next level? Our Core Course will help you increase your knowledge and develop your skills to deliver even more fun, effective and engaging sessions for the players you coach.

๐Ÿ“… Course 1:
1st, 8th, 22nd & 29th November 2026

๐Ÿ“ Assessment: 7th February 2027
Or choose to be assessed in your club environment.

๐Ÿ“… Course 2:
7th February, 14th & 21st March and 4th April 2027
๐Ÿ“ Assessment: 11th April 2027
Or choose to be assessed in your club environment.

๐Ÿ’ฌ GOT QUESTIONS?
Email Neil Liversedge, Cambridgeshire Cricket Development Officer - neil.liversedge@cambscricket.org.uk

Donโ€™t wait! Our courses book up quickly, so reserve your place today and help us grow the game across Cambridgeshire ๐Ÿ’™๐Ÿ

๐Ÿ”— Booking link in bio

#becomeacricketcoach #cricketcoaching #cambridgeshirecricket #cricketcoachingtips
๐Ÿ๐Ÿ‘Š Looking back at matches from the last couple of ๐Ÿ๐Ÿ‘Š Looking back at matches from the last couple of weeks! There have been some great team & individual performances from the Cambridgeshire County Age Groups teams.

๐Ÿ”ฅStandout moments, including some fantastic fifties/centuries & multi wicket hauls ...

๐ŸWith the bat...
9th Aug - BU16 vs. Norfolk - Cillian Harrison 83 & Felix Day 49
10th Aug - BU15 vs. Hertfordshire -Ferdie Piper 54 & Cillian Harrison 69
11th Aug - GU13 vs. Northamptonshire - Molly Ketteley 52
12th Aug - GU16 vs. Lincolnshire- Diya Menon 96*
12th Aug - GU18 vs. Norfolk - Lulu Harding 51
17th Aug- BU14 vs. Norfolk - Axel Aji 87 & Ivo Prichard-Jones 100
18th Aug - BU16 vs. Lincolnshire - Murray Christie 48
19th Aug- GU16 vs. Norfolk - Audrey Sennitt 50 & Katie Ronco 47*
23rd Aug- BU16 vs. Leicestershire - Henry Cotton 75 & Felix Day 44
23rd Aug - GU16 vs. Bucks - Audrey Sennitt 51

๐ŸThere has been some fantastic bowling too...
9th Aug - BU13 vs. Essex - Tom Case-Upton 3/37 off 8
9th Aug- GU14 vs. Northamptonshire -Millie Cant 3/25 off 7
10th Aug - BU15 vs. Hertfordshire - Charlie Upton 3/40 off 10
12th Aug - BU16 vs. Cricket East - Neel Kumar 3/49 off 10
17th Aug- BU14 vs. Norfolk - Ziggy Salerno 4/42 off 9 & Gabi Harter 3/46 off 9
18th Aug - GU13 vs. Bucks - Aditi Thandu 4/26 off 7 & N Deorankar 3/19 off 5
19th Aug - GU16 vs. Norfolk - Katie Ronco 3/14 off 4
21st Aug - GU13 vs. Lincolnshire - Julia Saklatvala 3/16 off 4, Kitty Board-Regan 3/2 off 3 & Ottilia Welnch 3/1 of 1
23rd Aug- BU16 vs. Leicstershire - Neel Kumar 3/20 off 5

We are coming to the close of the season with only a couple of matches left - as long as the summer rain doesnโ€™t stop play ๐Ÿคž

๐Ÿ’™๐Ÿฉต

#cambridgeshirecricket #wearecambs #girlscricket #boyscricket
๐Ÿ Such exciting news! ๐Ÿ‘ Partners and sponsors of ๐Ÿ Such exciting news! ๐Ÿ‘

Partners and sponsors of the โ€˜Cambridgeshire Maiden Cricket Girlsโ€™ Leagueโ€™ @maiden.cricket are heading into the Dragonโ€™s Den this Thursday evening!

Founders Honor and Cat along with Business Manager Nicole will step into the Den to share the fantastic Maiden Cricket story - the belief that female cricketers deserve kit designed specifically for them; as well as their vision for the future of womenโ€™s cricket!

Our exciting collaboration is rooted in our shared commitment to ensure that women and girls feel fully accepted, supported and integral to cricket communities. 

Everyone at Cambridgeshire Cricket wishes them the best of luck. Tune in to see how they get on - Thursday 8pm, BBC iPlayer

#dragonsden #womenscricket #cambsleague #maidencricket
๐ŸWe are now heading into the last week of fixtures ๐ŸWe are now heading into the last week of fixtures for our County Age Group cricket teams. 

There are still plenty of games, and we wish all the teams the best of luck as the season comes to a close (where have the months gone?!)

Itโ€™s been a season full of some incredible performances, and all round lots of excellent cricket played from lots of brilliant opportunities. 

Huge thanks for everyoneโ€™s support throughout the season - to all our players, coaches, umpires, scorers, team managers, parents and volunteers! ๐Ÿ™

Letโ€™s end on a high! ๐Ÿ’™๐Ÿ๐Ÿ€

#girlscricket #boyscricket #countyagegroupcricket #cambridgeshirecricket #cambscricket
๐Ÿโญ๏ธGirls on tour! Our GU13 squad recently return ๐Ÿโญ๏ธGirls on tour! 

Our GU13 squad recently returned from Taunton where they had a fantastic, fun & successful week at the Kings Taunton Cricket Festival. 

The girls played a mix of 40 over & T20 cricket against teams from Durham, California and the London County Cricket Academy

There were some excellent batting and bowling performances. Aditi Thandu was named Player of the Tournament off the back of consistently strong performances with bat & ball with a top score of 106* against California and taking 3/20 and 3/4 in the games against Durham & London County Cricket Academy ๐Ÿ‘

Ottilia Welch was another standout player with a huge 115 in the game against the London County Cricket Academy 40 over game, and 30* in the T20 against the same team. ๐Ÿ‘

There were also excellent scores with the bat from Angelica Gupta - 48 vs. Durham, Aashvi Acharya - 56 & Molly Ketteley - 30* vs. California ๐Ÿ‘

With the ball - Julia Saklatvla 2/9 in the 40 over game & 2/7 in the T20 both against Durham, Imogen McElroy 3/17 & Aashvi Acharya 2/3 in the LCCA game, Anna Bingham 1/2 against Durham in the T20, Marianne Gouliouris 2/1 against LCCA, Aashvi Acharya 1/14 and Nakshtra Deorankar 1/14 against California ๐Ÿ‘

Well done to the whole team & huge thanks to our U13 coaches, Kelly Haynes and @sophie.singerx and Sophie  @sophketteley, team manager & chaperone for supporting the team throughout the weekโญ๏ธ๐Ÿ’™

#girlscricket #girlscricketfestival #kingstaunton #cambridgeshirecricket
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