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
England women v South Africa women – 1st Twenty20 International, Boland Park, Paarl South Africa women won the toss and elected to field England women – 147-7 (Sarah Taylor 74*, Moseline Daniels 2-20, Dane van Niekerk 2-26) 20 overs South Africa women – 132-6 (Dane van Niekerk 52, Trisha Chetty 46, Anya Shrubsole 3-25, Jenny
The ECB has today announced England’s 15 player squad for the ICC Women’s World Twenty20, which will be played alongside the men’s competition in India next month. Charlotte Edwards will captain the side, which includes her Kent team-mate Natasha Farrant, who has been called-up for an ICC world event for the first time. You can
Sussex Cricket today handed over a donation of £5,000 to the Shoreham Air Show Fund, following the return of Fireworks Night to Hove. Fireworks were able to return to Hove last November and it was announced in the weeks running up to the spectacular that it would be raising money for the Shoreham Air Show
The LCCC Foundation has provided a £25,000 Development Fund Grant to support the Lancashire Cricket Board to provide county age group cricketers with coaching and competition opportunities during the 2016 season. The Lancashire Cricket Board is responsible for all junior county squads for both boys (Under 10s to Under 19s) and girls (Under 11s to
Yorkshire fast bowler Katherine Brunt has been ruled out of the remainder of England women’s tour of South Africa due to injury. Brunt, who only bowled five overs during England women’s second One-Day International against South Africa after suffering from a back spasm, will return to the UK at the start of next week to
England women secure 2-1 series win at the Wanderers England’s 2017 ICC Women’s World Cup qualification campaign is on track following a 2-1 One-Day International (ODI) series victory against South Africa in the final pairing of round four in the ICC Women’s Championship. With two points awarded for a win and none for a loss,
England women v South Africa women – 3rd One-Day International, Bidvest Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg England women won the toss and elected to field South Africa women – 196-9 (Lizell Lee 74, Anya Shrubsole 3-35) 50 overs England women – 198-5 (Heather Knight 67*, Georgia Elwiss 61) 43.5 overs England women won by 5 wickets Heather
Surrey all-rounder Natalie Sciver has recovered from the ankle injury that ruled her out of England women’s three-match One-Day International (ODI) series against South Africa. She will join the squad on Sunday (14th February), in time for the three-match Twenty20 International (T20I) series, which gets underway in Paarl on 18th February. England women will next
Led by captain, Charlotte Edwards and Head Coach, Mark Robinson, the England women’s cricket team has helped to run a coaching session for young girls from across the Hammanskraal and Soshanguve townships at the Nelson Mandela Sports Complex today. Taking a break from preparations for their second One-Day International (ODI) match against South Africa on
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