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District Cricket Competitions 2012

22/02/2012 13:27:00

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Bury U11 - Bob Hurst Rosebowl 2011 Winners

Details of District Cricket Competitions for 2012 are now available.

Thanks to the Lancashire Schools Cricket Association (LSCA) please find below fixtures for the 2012 District Cricket Programme.

Competition Fixtures 2012

Bob Hurst U11 Rosebowl 2012 (20 Kb)

Hacking U13 Cup 2012 (20 Kb)

Ainsworth U15 Trophy 2012 (21 Kb)

A booklet with all competition details including rules is available to download below.

LCB / LSCA County District Competitions Booklet 2012 (427 Kb)

LCB / LSCA County District Competitions Rules 2012 (289 Kb)

For further information please contact:

JOHN HEATON, 59 TURKS ROAD, RADCLIFFE, MANCHESTER M26 4GA
TELEPHONE & FAX : 0161 723 3882
EMAIL : [email protected]

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Comments (5 posted)

David W.Marshall 08/03/2012 09:51:06

I am manager of Read C.C.s under 15s team. Last season our under 14s team reached the semi-final of the Ribblesdale League's under 14s knockout competition. Due to bad weather , we could not complete this fixture or, of course , the final. The winner of the Ribblesdale Leagues 2011 under 14s cup should be able to enter the LCB under 14 cup this season. However, we need to know when the LCB under 14s cup 1st round is scheduled to be played, so that a Ribblesdale League team can compete this season. I cannot find anything on your website to inform me. Please let me know asp and oblige. Thank you. David W. Marshall.

Shaun Anders 09/03/2012 15:39:13

HI David, thank you for your posting, I think you are referring to the MCC National Club competition rather than District Cricket.
If I may be so bold as to try to answer your posting, The LCB administer and run the National Club tournamnets at U11's, U13's and U15's age groups, these competitions are known as the MCC spirit of cricket National Club competitions, Clubs compete in this having gone through their own leagues cup competition.
The LCB send out expression of interest letter to all Junior leagues asking them if they intend to put a winning team forward by the deadline specified by ECB to compete against other teams who have followed the same process, the leagues let us know their intentions and we do the draw.
The Ribblesdale League have had the correspondance from the LCB with regards to submitting a winning team to enter.
LCB have not posted the draw on the website as of yet as we are still awaiting replies from a couple of junior leagues, but they do still have a couple of weeks to express interest in the competition.
Your first port of call would be to the chairman of the Ribblesdale Junior League, Brian Woodhead, his contact details are:
Email: [email protected]
Mobile: 07802 710 379

Richard 04/06/2012 22:00:03

Does anyone know if there are any rulings about club games on the same day as district games?
My sons team have 5 players in the squad for a district side. They have a very important club game on the same day which the league refuses rearrange. Due to start times and travelling playing in both would be impossible. I think it's a very unfair situation which the league should act on. Has anyone come across this previously.

Bobby Denning 07/06/2012 16:52:27

Hi Richard

Which Borough are your from?

I ask this because you need to speak directly with your Cricket Development Manager (Rudra Singh / Paul Bryson or myself)

Bobby Denning (CDM for Greater Manchester)
[email protected]

John Heaton 06/06/2012 20:36:04

The policy does vary from League to League but in general terms they do not postpone matches with players missing through district cricket. I would imagine in most cases the numbers involved would be just one or two. You must have some good players at your club to get 5 in the district team.