Cricket

The Bury St Edmunds all-rounder will now miss the start of the East Anglian Premier League season.

New cricket nets have been unveiled as part of a investment project to boost a town’s sports and wellbeing facilities.

Three Suffolk cricketers - including two from Bury St Edmunds CC - will represent the MCC versus an ICC Europe XI at Lord’s on Friday.

A human rights group has called for action from the England Men’s Cricket Team in response to the Taliban’s treatment of women.

New head coach Johan de Silva is excited for the competitive action to get started.

Suffolk’s men’s team will visit three new grounds during 2025 while Adam Mansfield’s side will have their first home fixture at Sudbury CC.

Johan de Silva is excited by the challenge of his new role as the head coach of Suffolk Women’s cricket team.

Champions Sawston & Babraham have started to put together a squad for 2025 campaign.

Two former players are among the batch of four new additions at Manor Road for the 2025 season.

Meet John Stuck, the 81-year-old cricketer still hitting boundaries.

Dan Heath feels that the time is right to step down as captain after overseeing another successful campaign.

Halstead skipper Ed Clark is confident his three-in-a-row champions will hang around for a shot at history, following another play-off defeat.

The Halstead skipper takes his three-times champions into the play-offs ready to take the final step while Haverhill look to avoid an unwanted twist.

Mayor of Bury St Edmunds Diane Hind and former England and Essex cricketer Graham Napier opened Bury’s new cricket nets last night.

A continuing struggle to find players looks like spelling the end for a village cricket club.

Sawston & Babraham sit top of the Thurlow Nunn East Anglian Premier League with three games remaining, but captain Dan Heath will miss the run-in.

Sawston & Babraham come out on top in close encounter against visiting Mildenhall.

Sudbury captain Paddy Sadler suffered a hairline fracture to his fibula in training last Tuesday.

A dominant day-two display against Lincolnshire paved the way for Suffolk to secure their National Counties Eastern Division One status.

Suffolk have made three changes for their final National Counties Championship match of the season at home to Lincolnshire.