Huntingdonshire Cricket
Huntingdonshire Cricket Board Limited, Unit 6, Hill Farm, Wennington, Huntingdon,
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Huntingdonshire, although no longer a formal County, is one of 39 Cricket Boards approved to develop cricket by the England and Wales Cricket Board. It comprises of Clubs within Peterborough City Council and Huntingdonshire District Council as well as a number on its borders.
Huntingdonshire first had a County Cricket team in 1831 and as far back as the 1870s operated a youth team. More recently, following the reformation of the Huntingdonshire County Cricket Club in 1948, it has run senior and junior County teams.
An illustration of the growth of activities within the County can be gauged from the fact that in 1986 we operated three teams and had four qualified cricket coaches. From little acorns to mighty trees, the County will, in 2011, run fourteen county teams, six district sides involving 200 young people in youth representative squads and have over 100 active qualified cricket coaches.
Scorecards for youth club cricket will be shown on
http://huntscyl.play-
Scorecards for county club youth cricket will be shown on http://huntingdonshire.play-
Scorecards for the Huntingdonshire County Cricket Club will be shown on http://huntsccc.play-
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INITIATIVES
NatWest Cricketforce 2012
Easy Cricket
Volunteers
Hunts Post Unsung Hero
PLAYING THE GAME
PAST EVENTS
David Smith Lifetime Award
Mike Gatting Dinner 2011
Lord’s OSCAS Event 2011
Cup Competition Rules 2012
Hosepipe Ban -
Last Man Stands Peterborough
NatWest Oscas 2012
Secondary Schools Cricket
Top the Cricket Factory with Yorkshire Bank personnel in Peterborough on 11 April. Below Charlotte Edwards, England Womens captain,
presents an Easy Cricket equipment set to David Taylor,
Governor of HM Prison Littlehey on 19 April.