Former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan will be special guest at an event in Nantwich.
The Yorkshireman, 40, has agreed to be the speaker at a Nantwich Cricket Club fundraising dinner in July.
Nantwich Cricket Club’s scorer faced a battle of his own as all-rounder Liam Livingstone batted his way into the record books.
Steve Bebe had the job of marking the scorecard as 21-year-old Livingstone smashed an astonishing 350 runs off just 138 balls at Whitehouse Lane.
A Nantwich CC cricketer broke a world record by hitting 350 runs from 138 balls in the first round of the National Club Championship.
Liam Livingstone’s remarkable innings at Nantwich’s Whitehouse Lane ground has stunned the cricketing world, making news on the England Cricket Board’s website among others.
A Nantwich cricketer has launched a bid to collect kit to help a club in Afghanistan realise its dream.
Darren Cook, a member of Nantwich CC for 28 years, was sparked into action after seeing a fund-raising page for the club in Kabul.
Mementoes of legendary Nantwich cricketer Edwin ‘Ted’ Steventon are expected to fetch hundreds of pounds at auction.
Steventon was the fast bowler and all rounder who dismissed 1,554 senior A batsmen in his illustrious amateur career.
Nantwich CC 1sts secured their Premier League place with a vital win at home to Grappenhall.
The nervous Whitehouse Lane faithful were soon at ease as Nantwich dominated the contest, winning by 141 runs.
Nantwich CC 1sts slumped to a nine-wicket defeat away at bottom club Neston.
Nantwich batted first and were bowled out for 156, three overs short of their allotted 55.
Crewe Vagrants Under 9s triumphed in dramatic style over Aston in the South Cheshire cricket cup final in Nantwich.
Needing just three runs from three balls, young Jack Hayter smashed a boundary to secure victory by the narrowest of margins.
Former Nantwich CC cricketer Lou Vincent has been banned from the sport worldwide for life after admitting match-fixing. The New Zealander, who led Nantwich to the Cheshire League title in 2010, went on television to make a full confession.
Nantwich CC 1sts secured only their third outright league victory of the season with a 7-wicket win away at Grappenhall. And it was largely due to a stunning bowling performance by Nantwich’s Liam Livingstone, who took 7 for 114 off 23 overs.
A stunning bowling display by Oliver Griffiths helped Nantwich CC 1sts notch their first win of the new league season. Griffiths took 7 for just 29 runs as they humbled Bramhall with a comfortable 164-run victory.
Nantwich Cricket Club will open their 2014 campaign with an away trip to Toft. The 2014 Cheshire County Premier League fixtures were issued this week, earlier than ever before.
Hundreds of boxing fans donned their black ties to enjoy the 34th annual dinner and boxing evening at Nantwich Civic Hall. Punters enjoyed nine ABA bouts between young fighters from amateur clubs across Cheshire and Merseyside.
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