by Scott Tremain | Oct 10, 2019 | Adult Cricket, Latest News, Youth & Community
Last week the ECB announced its support for Every Mind Matters – Public Health England’s (PHE) new mental health campaign launched in partnership with the NHS. The Gloucestershire Cricket Board is also supporting the government-backed campaign which is designed to...
by Scott Tremain | Oct 8, 2019 | Latest News, League and Cup News, Youth & Community
Cheltenham Under 15s, Dumbleton Under 13s and Hatherley & Reddings Under 11s have been crowned as County Champions after winning their respective Gray-Nicolls Gloucestershire Youth Cricket Leagues (GYCL).Hatherley & Reddings crowned Under 11s ChampionsThe...
by Scott Tremain | Sep 27, 2019 | Adult Cricket, Latest News, League and Cup News, Women's and Girls
Clubs urged to sign up quickly as demand for Indoor Soft Ball League Cricket grows across Gloucestershire. To support the growing demand for cricket through the winter, each League will run from January to March and the capacity for teams to play will increase as a...
by Scott Tremain | Sep 13, 2019 | Disability, Latest News
A defiant half century by young Jack Green was not enough to prevent CM Downton’s cricket team crashing to yet another defeat against their old rivals Gloucestershire County Disabled Cricket Club. Jack, son of warehouse project leader Chris Green, hit an unbeaten 51...
by Steve Hill | Jul 12, 2019 | Latest News, Women's and Girls, Youth & Community
TWYFORD House’s decision to launch the first women’s soft ball team in their history is already paying rich dividends. After only six weeks, the thriving club have welcomed along 25 different players to Friday night sessions at their Penpole Lane base at Shirehampton....
by Luke Sellers | May 15, 2019 | Latest News, Youth & Community
The Gloucestershire Cricket Board (GCB), in partnership with the Lord’s Taverners, wish to appoint a Development Officer who will use the power of cricket as a tool for change, social cohesion and make a difference to the lives of people in deprived areas of Bristol....
