Nantwich Cricket Club made sure the race for the Cheshire ECB Premier League title will go to the wire by comprehensively winning at Widnes.
The nine-wicket victory means the Dabbers keep the pressure on Hyde as the final weekend of the season looms.
Nantwich Town made it through to the Second Qualifying Round of the FA Trophy with a 2-1 win over Bishop Auckland.
The hosts almost took the lead in the second minute when Louis Johnson let fly which was saved well by Ben Garratt tipping it around the post.
A dazzling knock from Luke Robinson, a stylish top-score from Ali Chughtai and a captain’s innings from Ray Doyle gave Nantwich Cricket Club a fine win over table-topping Hyde and kept their title hopes alive.
The Dabbers, having elected to field, looked to be on the back foot when a late onslaught from Andrew Jackson helped Hyde set an imposing total of 290-8 from their 50 overs.
By Jonathan White
The manager of Nantwich Town Women has marked two years in charge as their 2024-25 season opener looms.
Dan Mellor said he was very optimistic for the future as he has seen the women’s side progress.
Crewe & Nantwich Athletics Club is to mark its 50th anniversary celebration with a special birthday “games” event.
The club has seen thousands of people pass through its ranks as it has dedicated itself to grassroots athletics in the community.
Everybody Health & Leisure have launched their 2024 awards scheme and nominations are now open.
This year, the Cheshire East charity will stage presentations to the winners in their communities to recognise their hard work and dedication in sport, physical activity or health and wellbeing setting.
Nantwich Walking Football club were among teams to take part in the first Walking Football FA CUP to be held in Cheshire.
The tournament, which helped raise funds for local charity the Joshua Tree, saw a number of teams playing each other in a round robin style event.
A devastating spell of pace bowling from Jimmy Warrington kept Nantwich Cricket Club’s hopes of winning the Cheshire ECB Premier League title alive.
Having won the toss and chosen to bat at Grappenhall, the Dabbers were bowled out for 157 and failed to use six of their 50 overs.
By Liam Price
Wythenshawe claimed their first ever win in the modern eighth tier of English football with a 2-1 victory over Nantwich at the Swansway Stadium.
Jon Moran reached 100 Nantwich appearances, while Joel Connolly joined Troy Bourne, Kai Evans and Perry Bircumshaw on the injury list, with Tom Pratt replacing Connolly.
A charity offering South Cheshire children pre-loved football boots has kicked off a new season with one of the area’s biggest clubs.
Nantwich Town FC is onboard with the football boot initiative run by Motherwell Cheshire as part of its commitment to helping parents cut costs while saving wearable items from going to landfill.
Nantwich Cricket Club’s 1st team suffered double disappointment at the weekend as their Cheshire Cup hopes came to an end.
After winning the toss and electing to bat, the Dabbers made a decent start in the quarter-final at Didsbury.
Nantwich Paralympic star Andy Small is among those chosen to be a torch bearer ahead of the Paris Paralympics which start next week.
Ten “inspirational people” have been selected to take the torch from the UK starting at The Channel Tunnel in Kent to the handover point for Paris.
The growing sport of padel is launching in Nantwich this weekend.
The new Cheshire Padel group unveils its new padel court at the Vagrants sports club in Willaston.
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