George Lavelle, LCB County Age Group Under 17 wicket keeper batsman was named the Cedric Rhodes Boys Player of the Season and Ellie Threlkeld, LCB County Age Group Under 17 wicket keeper and bat, named the Girls Cedric Rhodes Player of the Season. Both George and Ellie received their awards at the annual Lancashire Cricket
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
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
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
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
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
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