Hampshire D40 secured a place in the ECB Disability Premier League Final with a 153-run win over Essex, thanks to Sam Godfrey’s unbeaten century and Alex McAdam’s five-wicket haul.
The Slam has become a key part of midweek cricket in Hampshire since its launch in 2022, expanding to offer both men's and women's competitions. The men’s competition now aims to crown a county-wide short format champion, while the women’s competition has been so popular that plans are underway to create a higher-tier format for Division 1 players.
Hampshire Cricket Board is offering a Club Scorer course for anyone interested in learning how to score cricket matches. This course is suitable for both beginners and experienced scorers who want to refine their skills.
For the first time, Hampshire Cricket Board (HCB) has been honoured with the Delivery Partner of the Year award at the Chance to Shine Awards, hosted at Lord’s Cricket Ground. This prestigious recognition highlights HCB’s dedication to advancing grassroots cricket and was presented as part of Chance to Shine’s annual celebration of cricket across the country.
Saturday 9th November saw the Hampshire Super 9s Disability Squad gather at Burridge Cricket Club for their Awards Afternoon. The event brought together players, coaches, and families to celebrate a successful season and recognise the outstanding contributions of the squad.
Entries to the 2025 Serious Cricket Hampshire Junior Championships are now open.
Please find the entry form below where clubs can enter their mixed and girls teams for all age groups next season.
The form will take around 10 minutes to complete and needs to be completed in one sitting.
On 1st November, the Hampshire Cricket Board hosted the much-anticipated Cricket Collective Celebration Event at Utilita Bowl. The event welcomed an impressive 227 volunteers, showcasing the vibrant and dedicated community that supports cricket across the region.
