Cricket

Bury St Edmunds all-rounder Josh Cantrell has been appointed as Suffolk’s new white-ball captain.

Tickets are now on sale for Suffolk’s NCCA Showcase summer fixture versus Essex Eagles.

Noah Thain described his England call-up for the 2024 ICC U19 Men’s Cricket World Cup as ‘a dream’.

George Rhodes says it is ‘a privilege to be able to represent the county’ after re-signing as Suffolk’s professional for next season.

Suffolk Men’s 1st XI will break new ground in both white-ball competitions next season.

A new head coach discusses his appointment to the Suffolk men’s first team to succeed Andy Northcote.

Two former England internationals treated guests to stories from their careers at a charity lunch in a Suffolk town.

Suffolk will host Essex for the first time in more than 30 years for an NCCA Showcase match next summer at Woolpit Cricket Club.

Two Bury cricketers have been called up to the England squad for the IMC Over-40s World Cup squad in Cape Town.

Two former England cricket captains entertained guests at a Shane Warner tribute dinner in a Suffolk town.

Halstead captain Ed Clark is preparing his side to take the final step to get the club back up into the Thurlow Nunn EAPL after a decade's absence.

Captain Ben Wilkins reacts to the final day survival.

Ed Clark believes his Halstead side will grasp their latest opportunity to regain their top tier status after they retained their Division One title.

Haverhill enter the final game knowing a loss could result in relegation.

A keen cricketer batted consecutively for over 50 hours in a Guinness World Record attempt.

County pulled off what had appeared an improbable victory versus Buckinghamshire in their final NCCA Championship match of the season.

Suffolk have named a 13-strong squad for their final NCCA Championship match of the season including 17-year-old Barney Morton.

A presentation was made to a coach to mark his services to Suffolk Cricket before he leaves his role at the end of August.

Haverhill CC skipper Ben Wilkins believes 200 points would be enough for his side to escape relegation as they head into a four game run-in.

Former England captain Alex Stewart, now Surrey’s director of cricket, praised Suffolk’s performance against his side in their showcase fixture.