Cricket

Last season’s Norfolk Alliance champions and runners-up have both reacted with joy to news that recreational cricket games are allowed to return.

Organisers say it is too risky to stage matches, given the ongoing threat from the infection.

Following the success of the fastest bowler accolade on the West Norfolk cricket field, we turned our attentions to the winners of the slowest.

Visiting teams used to complain about the cattle. They said they were moving about behind the bowler’s arm.

Our fastest bowler feature in the Lynn News on Friday, May 29 received lots of response.

Everyone is frightened against fast bowling. Some people deny it, some hide it better than others.

Cricket clubs across West Norfolk have come together to support the National Health Service,

He was the man who brought style and elegance both to the crease and the commentary box - and now he’s coming to West Norfolk.

Sawston and Babraham, unbeaten all season, were too strong for North Runcton in the play-off final for promotion to the East Anglia Premier League.

North Runcton CC added another trophy for 2019 during two very exciting finals at Horsford on Sunday for the Hunts County Bats Finals.

North Runcton were crowned Norfolk Alliance Premier League champions at the weekend.

North Runcton Cricket Club are celebrating a first Norfolk Alliance Premier Division title for more than 30 years.

Stow vice-captain pays tribute to players after seeing them clinch Alliance runners-up berth

Fakenham are still in control of their own destiny heading into the last game despite defeat to second-place North Runcton in the Alliance Premier.

Fakenham are one win away from successfully defending their Alliance Premier Division crown.

Fakenham secured a very narrow three-run victory at Norwich, in a game that ebbed-and-flowed, to keep themselves in the hunt for the league title.

The gales round Cape Horn may have been similar to Saturday’s weather in the Norfolk Cricket League clash between Heacham and Castle Rising A.

North Runcton maintained their slender lead at the top of the Norfolk Alliance Premier Division by dispatching of A10 rivals Downham on Saturday.

An abject display of bowling and fielding led to Fakenham suffering a surprise loss to lowly Garboldisham.

Colin Brassett indicated last winter that he was intending to step down as administrator after 20 years serving the West Norfolk Indoor League.