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League Cricket - U15 League Cricket - U17 League Cricket
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Norfolk's
only winter indoor U13 youth cricket league. Click
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The South Norfolk Community League
is a summer league competition for U11 youth cricket, U13 youth
cricket, U15 youth cricket and U17 youth cricket in South Norfolk.
The U17 Youth Cricket League
is designed to provide league competition and to bridge the gap
between U15 and adult cricket.
The U15 Youth Cricket League
is particularly suitable for smaller community based clubs who wish
to retain their U15 youth cricketers, offering them the chance to
play competitive league cricket throughout the summer.
The U13 Youth Cricket League
format provides traditional cricket at this level whilst retaining
the benefit of sixteen over eight a side games.
The U11 Youth Cricket League has been
introduced to satisfy the growing demand from clubs wishing to
provide competitive league competition for more of their young
cricketers. |
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Latest News |
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Garby first off in
U17 League
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Melton U11s make good
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View April
Newsletter
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2012 in numbers
4
leagues
15
clubs
38
teams
144
matches
6th
season |
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Score 50 runs or take more than 3 wickets in one match and
your name will appear on our Roll of Honour. There will be a trophy
for the top performance in each league.
See
Roll
of Honour
See
Archive Roll of Honour
Can you beat these all time top performances? |
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League Winners 2011
U17 Hardingham
U15 Garboldisham
U13 Garboldisham
U11 Gt.Melton
For archive results
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Register
Register your interest, without obligation, for the 2013 league,
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U11 Batting
88no
J.Wilson of Tas Valley
U13 Batting
111 Joel Howard of Tas Valley
U15 Batting 125no V.Sharma of Gt.Melton
U17 Batting
103no Jack Grant of Mattishall |
Bowling 4
for 2 Ryan Howard of Gt.Melton
Bowling
5 for 8
M.Thompson of Gt.Ellingham
Bowling
5 for 0 Craig Ellis of Rocklands
Bowling
4 for 1 Jordi Lake of Gt.Ellingham |
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About
the competition
•Eight a side.
Easier to
raise a team.
•16 overs per innings. Games that last just over two hours and can be played in the
evenings well into August.
•Games later in the season. Starting at the end of May and running throughout the summer school holidays.
•Flexible itinerary. Youth coaches will be able to schedule matches at their own
convenience, with a ten to fourteen day time window for each
fixture.
•Retaining youth players.
The South Norfolk Community League will help clubs to retain
young cricketers who might otherwise go elsewhere.
•More equitable games. There is formidable competition provided at league level by many
of the large clubs. Not all small clubs can raise teams of
sufficient quality, or numbers, to provide challenging
opposition.
•Participation for all. Many children play youth cricket for the sheer enjoyment and
friendship and, through this, develop a life long love of this wonderful sport.
•Publicity. The U11
cricket league, the U13 cricket league, the U15 cricket
league and the U17 cricket league will receive press coverage
throughout the season.
•Winner's Award. A
handsome trophy to be presented to the winning U11,U13, U15 and
U17 league cricket teams. Awards for best batting and bowling at
all age groups.
•No entry fees. Participation in these leagues is completely free.
•Dedicated website. Regularly updated news, fixtures and results.
View full rules and guidance notes
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