The jubilant Norfolk team with the trophy on the steps at Wormsley-slider

The historic pavillion at Wormsley-slider

Team photo before the staffordshire game-slider

Norfolk huddle before the Suffolk game – 27.4.2025-slider

Ben Wilcox captain for the day on his way to 50-slider

All set to go in the Norfolk Cricket Festival-slider

Norfolk County Cricket Club

On behalf of the Executive Committee of Norfolk CCC we would like to wish all our players, members, sponsors and supporters a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

We hope you have a great time over the festive period and look forward to seeing you in 2026.

Norfolk County Cricket Club is one of the county clubs which make up the National Counties in the National Counties Cricket Association (NCCA) cricket structure which was re-branded in 2020 after being known as the Minor Counties Cricket Association (MCCA) for 124 years.

Each year‚ Norfolk play matches in the NCCA 3-Day Championship, 50 Over and T20 trophy. Norfolk last won the Knockout Competition in 2009.

Norfolk County Cricket Club was set up in 1827 and soon became known as being “second only to the Marylebone club”. After playing at the Colman’s Lakenham ground for nearly 125 years‚ Norfolk moved to Horsford’s Manor Park ground in 2001.

All Home games are now played at Sprowston CC, Barkers Lane, Sprowston, Norfolk NR7 8QZ

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ECB Annual Showcase Game

After a great experience last season Norfolk CCC are delighted to confirm that they will be playing Kent Spitfires again in the ECB Showcase game. This will be a 50 over match that will take place at Barkers Lane, Sprowston CC on Wednesday 22^nd July 2026 starting at 11.00 a.m.

Norfolk CCC will be taking on Kent Spitfires for the third time in their history, the first occasion being in the third round of the 2002 Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy at Manor Park, Horsford.

The Spitfires are treating the match as ideal preparation ahead of the Men’s Metro Bank One Day Cup, which begins for the Spitfires on Friday 24^th July with a home game against Northants Steelbacks at Canterbury.

This match will be the first of the 2026 Norfolk Cricket Festival and further details will follow in January about hospitality packages and admission fees.

Mike Hanby, Chair of Norfolk CCC said, “we are delighted to be playing Kent Spitfires again at Sprowston and it promises to be another brilliant occasion. They were excellent opponents in 2025. We have forged a strong relationship and look forward to welcoming them back to Barkers Lane in July.”