Norfolk County Cricket Club is one of the county clubs which make up the National Counties in the National Counties Cricket Association (NCCA) cricket structure which was re-branded in 2020 after being known as the Minor Counties Cricket Association (MCCA) for 124 years.
Each year‚ Norfolk play matches in the NCCA 3-Day Championship, 50 Over and T20 trophy. Norfolk last won the Knockout Competition in 2009.
Norfolk County Cricket Club was set up in 1827 and soon became known as being “second only to the Marylebone club”. After playing at the Colman’s Lakenham ground for nearly 125 years‚ Norfolk moved to Horsford’s beautiful Manor Park ground in 2001.
All Home Championship games are now played at Manor Park‚ Horsford‚ Norwich , NR10 3AQ. The white-ball matches will be played at Sprowston CC, Barkers Lane, Sprowston, Norwich NR7 8QZ and Great Witchingham CC, Fakenham Road, Great Witchingham NR9 5QR
The Norfolk Cricket Festival starts on Sunday 11th August with a game against Cumbria followed by the visit to Manor Park on 18th August by Cambridgeshire. There is currently availability for hospitality on all days. This includes free admission with scorecard, tea and coffee on arrival, lunch, afternoon tea and the bar is open all day. To book your place for a great day out contact mike@mcbfinancialservices.co.uk
Get to Manor Park on Sunday to support the boys!
NCCA T20 Competition
Following a good start to the new and improved T20 competition we have qualified as group winners for the Super 12 part of the competition. On Sunday 19th May we be at home against Hertfordshire and Staffordshire.
The Super 12s format, brought in this year, is designed to give teams the chance to play more cricket to decide who makes it through to finals day.
The group winners will go through to finals day at Boughton Hall, Cheshire on Sunday 26th May.
Host Venue – Manor Park, Horsford
Game 1 – Norfolk v Hertfordshire at 10.00 a.m.
Game 2 – Staffordshire v Loser of Game 1 at 1.00 p.m.
Game 3 – Staffordshire v Winner of Game 1 at 4.30 p.m.
15 minutes for the break between innings
Start times may vary dependent on the preceding matches.
The other groups are:-
Host Venue – Slough Cricket Club
Game 1 – Berkshire v Shropshire
Game 2 – Cornwall v Loser of Game 1
Game 3 – Cornwall v Winner of Game 1
Host Venue – Great and Little Tew Cricket Club
Game 1 – Oxfordshire v Cambridgeshire
Game 2 – Dorset v Loser of Game 1
Game 3 – Dorset v Winner of Game 1
Host Venue – Furness Cricket Club
Game 1 – Cumbria v Lincolnshire
Game 2 – Herefordshire v Loser of Game 1
Game 3 – Herefordshire v Winner of Game 1
Festival 2024
CUMBRIA
Sun, Mon, Tue
11, 12, 13 August
CAMBRIDGESHIRE
Sun, Mon, Tue
18, 19,20, August
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Our Hospitality
Norfolk County Cricket Club offers a variety of hospitality packages
NCCC 200 Club
The NCCC 200 Club is a fantastic way to win cash prizes and support the club