LCB Women, the Red Rose County’s first and second team for Women, has named a 21 women squad for the 2017 season. First Team Captain Megan Fairclough from Egerton CC, Bolton has new recruits Evelyn Jones and New Zealand Women’s Amy Satterthwaite to offer strength and depth with the bat along with spin options from
England Women, Lancashire Thunder and LCB Women’s pace bowler Kate Cross has been named in a list of one hundred of the most inspirational women across the region revealed by Greater Manchester Business Week on International Women’s Day (08 March 2017). From company directors to sports women across Greater Manchester, the 100 Inspiring Women’s list
Alex Hartley, England Women’s 23 year old left arm spinner from Burnley is set to join LCB Women after spending the last 4 seasons with Middlesex Women. Alex, former Lancashire CCC Academy and LCB county age group girls’ player, moved to Middlesex to compete in the top flight of the domestic county championship and to
Lancashire Thunder’s Laura MacLeod and Lancashire Lightning all-rounder Liam Livingstone visited Bowdon Cricket Club last Thursday 19 May to launch the Thunder and Lightning Roadshow. The Thunder and Lightning Roadshow will visit over 50 local schools and junior cricket clubs in the region to encourage children and their families to visit Emirates Old Trafford for
The Xamax sponsored Women’s Rugby League Association County of Origin match finally took place today, 14 February, with Lancashire playing Yorkshire at the John Charles Stadium in Hunslet. Since the match had already been postponed once because of water-logged pitch it was a relief for both players and organisers to get this underway, despite the
Key Appointments Confirmed to the Management, Coaching Team and Support Staff for the Lancashire Women’s Cricket Super League Team Following on from the recent ECB announcement about Lancashire Cricket Board’s (with partners Lancashire County Cricket Club and LCCC Foundation) successful bid to be a host for the Women’s Cricket Super League, the LCB is pleased
After several weather delays John Davenport was finally able to hold the first trials for the Lancashire squad to play Yorkshire in the County of Origin match last Wednesday evening. Yesterday (Sunday 17 January) John held a second trial, this time at Liverpool’s University 3G complex. He then drove over to Yorkshire to watch some of the
The Lancashire Cricket Board (governing body for cricket in Lancashire) and the Lancashire County Cricket Club Foundation (charitable arm of the Lancashire County Cricket Club) have come together to donate £1,500 towards clubs affected by the recent floods due to Storm Desmond. Eight clubs’ facilities in Cumbria and 1 in Lancashire were severely affected by
George Lavelle, LCB County Age Group Under 15 wicket keeper batsman was named the Cedric Rhodes Player of the Season for boys and Emma Lamb, LCB County Age Group Under 17 top order bat, named the Cedric Rhodes Player of the Season for girls. Both George and Emma received their awards at the annual Lancashire
An exciting prospect in store, as the Rugby League Women & Girls Management Group have confirmed further details for this year’s County Origin competition. The day will again see a double header played with Lancashire pitted against traditional rivals Yorkshire at both Under 18s and Women’s level. The matches, set for Sunday October 18, will be
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