Leicestershire County Cricket Club is delighted to announce the launch of the Former Players Club (LFPC). The LFPC is part of Leicestershire CCC’s exciting new strategy to engage with past players of the Running Foxes...
Welcome to the first edition of 2021. Whilst still in the pandemic and faced with Lockdown 3.0, everyone here at the Running Foxes is determined to continue to battle hard to ensure our great Club survives and thrives...
The Running Foxes re-launched the Foundation arm of the Club; the LCCC Foundation with a view to raising money throughout the year for four amazing causes through a variety of fundraising events. The causes are the Cl...
Profile Section Name: Jacqui Dean Role: Administration and Governance Manager Department: Company Years at Leicestershire: I’m on my first week! About you - shutter mode Describe yourself in three words: Friendly, har...
Nigel Briers (15th January, 1955) When he made his debut at Cambridge in 1971, Nigel became Leicestershire’s youngest first-class cricketer, beating Rodney Pratt by 148 days. It was a tougher debut than might be expec...
Leicestershire County Cricket Club can announce that Board Members, Louise Seymour and Jonathan Duckworth have been appointed as new trustees to the Leicestershire CCC Foundation. Louise Seymour comes with a wealth of...
Following updated guidance from the government surrounding the Covid-19 situation, Leicestershire County Cricket Club are updating their operational activities. The club remains closed for the holidays and will reopen...
Winston Benjamin (born 31st December 1964) There was a time in the 1980s and 90s that whenever Leicestershire needed a fast bowler, all they needed to do was to look towards Antigua and a fine exponent was there to fi...
In a very short season, the girls eventually got some cricket after all their hard work in the winter. The u13s staged a single day of two T20s against Northamptonshire as sadly the rain beat us in the final game. The...
Brad Hodge (29th December 1974) Brad played for Leicestershire during only three seasons, and though he broke many batting records in red ball cricket, he will probably be remembered as one of the early great exponent...
Gerry Lester (born 27 December 1915) Gerry Lester spent over thirty years playing and coaching for Leicestershire, and then in the 1980s returned for another spell on the club’s committee. He was playing for Long What...
This year has been a year like no other. At Leicestershire County Cricket Club, we have been challenged in ways that no one from the Board, the staff, the coaches, players, members, fans, supporters and partners could...
