Cricket

Summer Kids' Sports Camps

Event Date: 
28/07/2014 - 8:30am to 29/08/2014 - 5:00pm
Venue: 
Sports Park, University of Exeter, Stocker Road, EX44QN

The University of Exeter has an excellent reputation for providing coaching to some of the best young athletes in the country. Join us this summer for five weeks (28 July - 29 August) of inspiring children’s coaching designed to develop players aged 3-16 years at every level.

This summer our extensive activities programme includes:

• Tennis (Weekdays 28 July-29 August), Exeter Tennis Centre • Cricket (Mon-Thurs 28 July – 21 August) Devon Cricket Centre • Swimming (Weekdays 28 July- 29 August), St Luke’s Sports Centre • Multi-sport (11-15, 26-29 August), St Luke’s Sports...

Half-term cricket fun camps (7-11 years)

Event Date: 
19/02/2014 - 9:00am to 21/02/2014 - 5:00pm
Venue: 
Sir Christopher Ondaatje Devon Cricket Centre, Sports Park, University of Exeter

19, 20, 21 February 7-11 years 09:00-17:00 Cost: £25.00 per day

Hit a six this half-term at our dedicated full-day cricket camps in the Sir Christopher Ondaatje Devon Cricket Centre.

The sessions offer a mix of games and expert coaching so that players of all abilities can get the most out of their game, even if you've never tried cricket before.

These sessions are a brilliant way to keep the kids active this half-term in a safe environment where they can meet new friends and learn something new.

For further information or to book a space contact us on...

Australian Cricket Captain fined

Authored by Huw Oxburgh
Posted: Mon, 11/25/2013 - 1:34pm

Australian Cricket Captain, Michael Clarke, has been fined by the International Cricket Council (ICC) for breaching the Code of Conduct in the first Ashes test.

Clarke was fined 20% of his match fee for “using language or a gesture that is obscene, offensive or insulting during an International Match” the ICC has said.

Clarke was picked up on the stump microphone saying: “get ready for a broken f******* arm” to England’s James Anderson.

The charges were not contested and have been handled witout a formal hearing.

Meanwhile Jonathon Trott has left England’s...

Sachin Tendulkar to retire from cricket after 200th test match

Sachin Tendulkar, the great Indian cricketer, has announced his decision to retire from all forms of the game following his 200th test match - the second in a two-match series against the West Indies next month.

The 40-year-old retired from one-day internationals last year.

Tendulkar's international career has spanned four decades, beginning in 1989 with a test match against Pakistan.

Born in Mumbai and regarded as one of the all-time greats of the game, the batsman is revered in his home country as a national hero.

In his 198 test matches he has scored 15,...

England selectors include three uncapped players in Ashes squad

England selectors have named a 17-man squad for the Ashes Test series in Australia including three players uncapped at Test level – Yorkshire batsman Gary Ballance, Warwickshire pace bowler Boyd Rankin and Durham all rounder Ben Stokes.

In total six players are included in the squad named on Monday (23 September) who did not feature in an XI during the recent 3-0 Investec Ashes series victory. Alongside the uncapped Test trio, Michael Carberry, Monty Panesar and Chris Tremlett have all been recalled.

Carberry has been capped once at Test level, making his debut in...

Charity cricket match at Sidmouth Cricket Club in aid of The Exeter Royal Academy for Deaf Education.

Authored by Glen King PR
Posted: Thu, 09/12/2013 - 11:39am

Over 60 guests joined Brewin Dolphin Exeter and Chartered Accountants Francis Clark at a charity Cricket Match at Sidmouth Cricket Club, in aid of their joint charity of the year; The Exeter Royal Academy for Deaf Education.

Guests enjoyed a BBQ and a cask of ale, donated by Otter Brewery and sold for the charity, while they watched the two teams from Brewin Dolphin and Francis Clark compete on the field. There was a charity raffle on the evening with the whole event raising over £500 for the charity.

‘HOWZAT’! Devon’s Crealy Great Adventure Park celebrates a summer of sport

Devon’s Crealy Great Adventure Park continues to celebrate a summer of sport by getting behind the England cricket team for the start of the Ashes. Keen to get involved as always, Buddy and Blossom have been practising hitting for six this weekend!

As part of the summer of sport celebrations Devon’s Crealy Great Adventure Park is offering a fantastic 20% discount when you book online with free return visits within 7 days!

Chris Down, Chief Executive at Devon’s Crealy Great Adventure Park said, “We have a wealth of home grown talent here in the UK and it’s great to have so...

Trust in Cricket!

Exeter City Football Club Supporters’ Trust is pleased to announce that, following the success of last year's event, a T20 (20 overs) cricket match is scheduled to take place between Tis and the players and an Invitational XI of City supporters and sponsors. The match will take place on Wednesday 10 July at Topsham St James (Topsham rugby club, not to be confused with the University cricket field) at 5.30 pm.

Proceeds from the evening will be split between ‘Football in the Community’ and the Youth Academy – two excellent causes. If you would like to get involved as a player, places...

Cricket club onto a great run with completion of new pavilion

After months of dedication, work on the new Heathcoat Cricket Club Pavilion is on the verge of completion at the National Trust estate, Knightshayes, near Tiverton.

All the volunteers who helped with the project are now eagerly awaiting the arrival of former England cricket captain, Mike Gatting, who will be adding final touches to the ground on Saturday 6 April.

Established in the 1920s by John Heathcoat Amory for his Tiverton factory workers, the Heathcoat Cricket Club has always had a strong association with Knightshayes and the local community.

Working closely...

Easter Opening at The Cricket Company

With the cricket season now fast approaching, many players are gearing up ready for the first pre-season friendlies in just a couple of week's time & clubs are sorting through their club kitbags & getting ready for the brand new season. Local equipment specialists at The Cricket Company are open over the Easter break to help you have a look through the new ranges, replace those old bits of kit & get everything you need. “We’re getting really close to the season now” said owner Trevor Griffin “the fantastic weather we’ve had lately is really getting everyone in the mood to sort...

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