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Long Eaton Cricket Club is a friendly and welcoming cricket club located in the town of Long Eaton, on the border of Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire. Situated on West Park, the club prides itself on being inclusive and open to cricketers of all ages and abilities.
The club boasts an impressive range of teams, including three senior Saturday teams that compete in the South Nottinghamshire Cricket League (Divisions B, H, and N). Additionally, Long Eaton Cricket Club has two teams in the Newark Alliance Sunday League (Division 3 and 4), with their Ladies Team gaining strength and recognition within the cricketing community.
The club's Junior set-up caters to all age groups, starting from All Stars cricket for the youngest players and progressing up to the Under 15s. Competing in the Erewash Young Cricketers League, the club has had significant success, with their Under 15s being crowned Champions of Derbyshire in 2019.
Winter training sessions, led by experienced Level 2 ECB coaches, are available for all members, ensuring players have the opportunity to develop their skills throughout the year.
Long Eaton Cricket Club is always looking for new players, whether they are experienced cricketers or newcomers to the sport. Social members are also encouraged to join and be a part of the club's vibrant and sociable atmosphere. Any individuals interested in joining are encouraged to get in touch with the club.
Located at Long Eaton Cricket Club's West Park grounds, the club provides an excellent venue for matches and training. The club's website provides regular updates on fixtures and results, allowing members and supporters to stay informed about upcoming games and recent successes.
Overall, Long Eaton Cricket Club is a thriving and inclusive cricket club that welcomes cricketers of all ages and abilities. With a range of teams and exceptional coaching facilities, the club provides a fantastic environment for players to develop their skills and enjoy the sport of cricket.