Cricket

Mike Fisher, 91, is still playing cricket.

Watch: RAF veteran, 91, still plays cricket every week

Lord’s Cricket Ground

Duke of Edinburgh appointed patron of Lord's Taverners

Jamie Overton of England reacts after bowling during the 3rd One Day International between the West Indies and England at Kensington Oval on November 06, 2024 in Bridgetown, Barbados.

Are there still tickets to see England and West Indies at Edgbaston?

Joe Root of England scoops Shardul Thakur of India for six during Day Five of the Fifth LV=Insurance Test Match at Edgbaston on July 05, 2022 in Birmingham, England.

How to get tickets for England v India at Edgbaston

Cricket at Kimbolton School

Kimbolton School named one of the ‘Top 100 Schools for Cricket’

The back of the 31-year-old's bat will be sponsored by Balqis Capital, a leader in private market credit

Ad Feature England Cricketer Liam Livingstone secures new sponsorship deal

Top activities for the perfect day out, according to kids

A selection of Peterborough's general election candidates Andrew Pakes, Tom Rogers, Paul Bristow, Nicola Day, Nick Sandford.

Election candidates on their growth plans for Peterborough

Ex-England captain Sir Alastair Cook announces retirement from professional cricket.

Former England captain Sir Alastair Cook announces retirement

Compare the Market and The Hundred have teamed up with three social media video gamers across the course of the tournament

Four in 10 people in the UK are cricket fans

Sporting events across the county have been disruputed by heavy wind and rain

UK sport disrupted as country hit by strong winds and rain

The cricketers passing the time at Dover with an impromptu match (Photo: SWNS)

Cricketers see off Dover ferry port queues with impromptu match

Only youth games will be allowed to be played at Colehill Cricket Club now

Cricket club banned from hosting adult matches after complaints

Aaron Finch lifts ICC World Cup Trophy with Australia in 2021

ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022: when the tournament starts- how to watch

Peter Boizot (left) and Barry Fry at a PT Sports Awards dinner.

Looking back to when Marco Cereste was a tenpin bowling champ, when Peter Boizot...

Eric Steele

LOOKING BACK: Three Pirates sacked, a ‘gutless’ hockey team, a ‘disgraceful’ foo...
A trip down memory lane with the help of the ET archives
Alan Swann

Posh full-back Steve Collins lies stricken on the pitch during a game against Northampton.

When Posh physio Bill Harvey saved a player’s life, darts team walked out in pro...

This is why Boxing Day is called Boxing Day - and traditions explained

Paralympic Gold medallist Jody Cundy.

LOOKING BACK: Stamford AFC sign Chelsea star, Paul Ince linked to Posh move, Par...

Trevor Quow was heading for Stamford AFC.

LOOKING BACK: Steve Evans kept signing Peterborough United players, nine-dart le...

Noel Luke.

When Steve Evans tried to sign Noel Luke, Olympic hockey hero starred at cricket...

Bobby Doyle delivered a superb Posh debut in 1976.

Looking back at the greatest away performance in Peterborough Panthers’ history,...

Posh broke the club transfer record to sign Martin O'Connor.

Peterborough United forced to break club transfer record, Peterborough swimmer s...

The Peterborough Town team that won the 1986 Jaidka Cup: back row, left to right, Jon Boyce, Darren Morris, Geoff Towns, Dave Remnant, Martin Collcott, Paul Parker, front, Gary Rice, Steve Hair, Alan Swann, Neil Taylor, Martin Dobbs.

Peterborough United signings, ‘Big Jim’s’ record-breaking knock, the Peterboroug...

Zeke Rowe in action for Posh.

Peterborough United’s big signings, England call-ups for lady cricketer and pool...

Who were the karate kids?

Peterborough sports teams from the past

Ibrahim Javed bowling for Ufford Park against Stamford Town. Photo: David Lowndes.

Plans submitted to replace cricket pavilion at former club of Jonathan Agnew
Plans have been submitted for a new cricket pavilion at the former club of Test cricketer and BBC commentator Jonathan Agnew.
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Pictured 40 years ago is the all-conquering Eye United Sunday afternoon team. They were riding high at the top of the Sunday League Premier Division and this picture was taken after a 2-1 win over Stamford Tigers in the Advertiser Cup final at Chestnut Avenue. Defender Gary Williams got both Eye goals with Mick Parrott on target for Stamford. From the left are, back, Nick Carter, Tim Woodhouse, Steve Bliszczak, Dave Thomson, Dennis Wildman, Nicky Papworth, Steve Hurry, Choo Pearce, front, Micky Newstead, Geoff Biggs, Dick Leech, Dave Snart, Ian Bliszczak and Gary Williams.

LOOKING BACK: Hall hits six of the best for title-chasing Yaxley

Pictured 30 years ago is the Phorpres Reserves side that were going well in the Peterborough League. The picture was taken before a 3-0 win over Blackstones A which kept them in the hunt for the Division Four title. From the left they are, back, Pete Triggs, John Grant, Richard Sidgwick, Gary Richardson, Paul Pitcher, Frank Dangano, front, Stuart Bannister, Phil Wright, Darren Adams, Steve Ball, Ken Jinks, Grant Hurst and mascot Mark Belson.

LOOKING BACK: Posh Youths beat Tottenham to reach cup final

Johnny Craythorne (back left) with his Westwood Works team-mates in 1973.

CRICKET: Craythorne was one of Peterborough's greatest players

LOOKING BACK: Everitt the Borough Rugby Club hero 30 years ago

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LOOKING BACK: Ivy Leaf A were kings of the oche 30 years ago

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LOOKING BACK: Old Scarlett were riding high

LOOKING BACK: Telegraph better than Anglia Television

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LOOKING BACK: Fenman given a whipping by the White Horse

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LOOKING BACK: Rain denies Town seconds a win

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LOOKING BACK: Ton-up Barry sees the old boys to victory

Lewis Bruce bowled 29 overs.

CRICKET: Cambs just beaten in last match of the season

Joe Dawborn was in fine form for Cambs.

CRICKET: Town players star for Cambridgeshire again

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LOOKING BACK: It's a Jubilee derailment

LOOKING BACK: More Jubilee joy for Nenedale

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LOOKING BACK SPORT: Barnack set a Rutland League record score 30 years ago

Kieran Judd batted well for Hunts.

CRICKET: Town youngsters do well for Hunts Under 17s

Nick Andrews took three wickets.

CRICKET: Hunts Over 50s comfortable winners against Norfolk

Gary Scotcher scored a century for Hunts Over 50s.

CRICKET: Scotcher steers Hunts Over 50s to victory

Lewis Bruce batted well.

CRICKET: Cambs draw after last-day wash-out

Jamie Gollands hits out for Ramsey against Wisbech. Picture: David Lowndes

CRICKET: Ramsey win the big Bank Holiday Cambs League game

Joe Dawborn was the pick of the Cambs bowlers.

CRICKET: Cambridgeshire have it all to do on the last day

Gary Freear scored a century for Wisbech.

CRICKET: Big Rutland League game ends in a tie

Tim Young hit an entertaining 70.

CRICKET: Young entertains but Town bow out of National KO Cup

Joe Dawborn in action.

CRICKET: Dawborn stars for Cambs with bat and ball

Mark Hodgson hit 55 for Oundle.

CRICKET: Blake blasts Raiders into Jaidka Cup quarter-finals

Asim Butt plays for Cambs against Lincs. Photo: David Lowndes.

CRICKET: Must-win match for Cambs at March

Charlotte Edwards (right) celebrates an England win.

CRICKET: Captain Charlotte quits England

Joe Gatting.

CRICKET: Gatting flays Ramsey bowler for 36 runs in an over