
International umpire Aleem Dar (pictured left) underook the 2nd round draw for The Conference Cup CCC with manager Gulfraz Riaz before officiating at the Lord's Test between England and West Indies.
The round is scheduled for 3 June. However over 60% of round 1 matches remained to be played at the time of the draw for the next round because of postponements brought about the wet start to the season.
Round 1 progress can be monitored here.
A weekly national newspaper, was launched on Wednesday, 16 May.
Kingfisher is making stock offers for a limited period. to the first 100 participating clubs.
Newton Heath CC has been saved by overwhelming support from the local community.
Maldon CC's best-known player Alastair Cook was nurtured at Bedford School.
Chard CC have been awarded a sizeable council grant to cope with rain.
Best cricket picture of 2011 sponsored by Wisden Cricketers' Almanack and the MCC revealed.
Few England coaches of the past could match Andy Flower for close association with club cricket.
The opening round of the National Village Cup -- with Yorkshire Tea as the new sponsors --
The problem of flying six hits has been solved by the Thames Valley League club Bagshot CC
Graeme Swann has probably a closer tie to club cricket than any current England player.
Britain’s Lost Cricket Grounds (Aurum Press: £25), is a wonderful peek at a disappearing heritage.
A cricket ball that featured in the six sixes by Gary Sobers in one over will be auctioned in May.
The Club Cricket Conference's historic tour to Oman eulted in 3 wins from 5 matches.
Corley Cricket Club beat over 1,500 cricket clubs to the crown and a visit from Michael Vaughan.
A cricket tweet by Lalit Modi cost him £90,000 in damages and an even larger legal bill.
The ECB have published advice to clubs about hosepipe bans expected across country.
The NatWest support for cricket is more that just the CricketForce weekend on 31 March and 1 April.
Clubs can pay £100 into their account and receive another £400 to spend from Build Center.
A Club Cricket Conference tour party leaves Heathrow for Oman on Saturday, 24 March, for a week-long five-match tour.
Two hundred mourners gathered at Peter Ray's funeral on 15 March to pay tribute.