Norfolk County Cricket Club

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 Sprowston CC, Barkers Lane, Sprowston, Norfolk NR7 8QZ. The white-ball matches will be played at Sprowston CC and Great Witchingham CC, Fakenham Road, Great Witchingham NR9 5QR

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Sunday 27^th April 2025 at 11.00 a.m.

NCCA One Day Trophy – 50 0vers

Norfolk CCC v Suffolk CCC

At Fakenham CC – Highfield Lawn, Field Lane, Fakenham NR21 9QR

The Norfolk squad is:- Sam Arthurton (Capt), Jordan Everett, Ben Wilcox, Alfie Cooper, Charlie Hood, Hamidullah Qadri, Arthur Wilcox, Callum Metcalf, Joe Everett, Brett Stolworthy, Andy Hanby & Cameron Graveling.

Norfolk v Cheshire

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Norfolk CCC is excited to confirm details of its National County 50-Over match for the 2025 season, which will take place at Barkers Lane, Sprowston CC on Monday 4 August starting at 11.00 a.m.

Norfolk CCC will take on Kent Spitfires for the second time in their history, the last occasion being in the third round of the 2002 Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy at Manor Park, Horsford.

The Spitfires are treating the match as ideal preparation ahead of the Men’s Metro Bank One Day Cup, which begins for the Spitfires on Thursday 7 August away at Arundel against Sussex Sharks.

Previously, the Spitfires have faced Suffolk, Hertfordshire and most recently Bedfordshire in the showcase fixtures – Kent winning by 57 runs (DLS) in Dunstable last Summer, with Beyers Swanepoel making 120 opening the batting, Harry Finch scoring 97, and Jas Singh taking 4-70.

Norfolk CCC have faced Nottinghamshire twice and put up a very good show last season against a strong Northamptonshire Steelbacks.

This match will form part of the Norfolk Cricket Festival that starts at Sprowston CC with the visit of Hertfordshire on 20th July for a three-day championship game followed by another championship fixture on 27th July against Northumberland.

Entry on the day for the Spitfires game will be £10 cash to be paid at the gate and this will include car parking. Corporate hospitality is available, everyone is welcome. For further details please contact Mike Hanby mikeahanby@gmail.com or 07799 582922.

Kent’s Director of Cricket, Simon Cook, said: “The National County Match is one we look forward to every year, playing at new venues and helping to grow participation in cricket across new areas.

“These matches are a fantastic opportunity for our younger players to gain 50-over match scenario experience against a first-team side, as well as giving our more experienced pros match practice in this format ahead of the Metro Bank One Day Cup.

“Norfolk who are the current holders of the National Counties one day trophy will provide us with a stern test, and we will need to perform well to win – exactly the sort of scenario I want us to have after a change in format for us from the Rothesay County Championship in early August.”

Mike Hanby, Chair of Norfolk CCC said, “we are delighted to be playing Kent Spitfires at Sprowston and it promises to be an excellent day. I know from speaking with officials at Sprowston they are very much looking forward to welcoming the Spitfires to Barkers Lane for what will be a very proud day for the club.”