LCB Women, the Red Rose County’s first team for Women, have been given a further boost as they prepare for their Royal London One Day Championship campaign with the news that New Zealand star Amy Satterthwaite will be joining the squad this summer. Satterthwaite had a memorable 2016 which included a stint at Emirates Old
Sussex Cricket are delighted to confirm that Jimmy Anyon has been appointed to the role of Head Coach to the Sussex Women’s team. The 33 year-old former seamer retired from the game shortly before the beginning of the 2016 season. He last year assisted Burton with the senior women’s side during the summer, and worked
Evelyn Jones has signed for LCB Women from Staffordshire for the 2017 campaign. Following a successful 2016 season for the LCB Women, crowned winners of the Royal London Women’s One-Day Championship Division 2 and retaining their place in the NatWest Women’s County T20 Division 1, they look to push hard to perform well in all
Congratulations go to the LCB Women’s First Team as they gain promotion to the Royal London Women’s One-Day Cup as champions of Division 2. After being relegated in 2015 back to Division 2, there was only one thing on the agenda for 2016 and that was to get back into Division 1. Whilst in Division
Sussex Women have moved to snap up New Zealand batsman Sara McGlashan as their overseas player ahead of the forthcoming NatWest Women’s County T20 tournament, which they won last season. McGlashan will join Sussex for three out of the four T20 weekends, before she teams up with the Southern Vipers for the Kia Super League
LCB Women is the county’s top tier women’s first team that compete in the Royal London Women’s One Day Championship (Division 2) and NatWest Women’s County T20 (Division 1). (To avoid any confusion it’s not the same as the Lancashire Thunder team which will compete in a new competition the Kia Super League designed to
Sussex Cricket has announced the appointment of a number of new Vice-Presidents. Former Sussex players Mark Robinson, Matt Prior and Michael Yardy have all been appointed, along with Terence Burton, Peter Butter, Derek Linford, Hugh Milner and Hugh Thomas, following their outstanding contributions to Sussex Cricket. Mark Robinson (pictured above), who left Sussex last November to
After a successful campaign last year, the Outstanding Service to Cricket Awards are back for this year! The LCB OSCAs recognise the achievements of grassroots volunteers who work week in, week out to ensure that clubs get the game on. Its aim is to reward cricket’s unsung heroes and recognise the contributions and efforts of
Sussex Women are delighted to announce a major signing ahead of the 2016 season, with the news that England International Danielle Wyatt has joined from Nottinghamshire. The 24 year-old all-rounder, who bowls off-breaks, has been a mainstay of the England women’s one-day sides for the past six years. She has played 36 One-Day Internationals, and
The Lancashire Cricket Board and the LCCC Foundation are pleased to have donated old kit to disadvantaged children in Barbados. Ruairidh Barker, student from Lancaster Royal Grammar School got in touch with the LCCC Foundation to see if there was anything they could take on their cricket tour to Barbados for children in local schools
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