August | Northamptonshire County Cricket Club

Duckett named in Specsavers One to Watch shortlist

5 Sep 2016

NCCC and England Lions batsman Ben Duckett has been named in the initial list of six contenders to be crowned Specsavers One to Watch for the summer of 2016.

WORCESTERSHIRE V NORTHAMPTONSHIRE - DAY 4

26 Aug 2016

Worcestershire kept alive their faint hopes of winning promotion in the Specsavers County Championship when beating Northamptonshire by two wickets after declarations by both teams at New Road.

Barrett gets his first ton for Northamptonshire

26 Aug 2016

Most cricketers can name the date of their first proper century. An under-19s match or a second XI fixture perhaps. Not so Chad Barrett, who took until the age of 27 and his second appearance for Northamptonshire to notch his first ton.

Notice to all Club Members

24 Aug 2016

STEELBACKS CROWNED THE 2016 T20 CHAMPIONS

21 Aug 2016

JOSH COBB SIGNS NEW THREE YEAR CONTRACT

19 Aug 2016

osh Cobb has signed a new three year deal with Northamptonshire County Cricket Club. The all rounder has become a familiar face at the County Ground since he joined in at the beginning of 2014 from Leicestershire and no doubt the news of his continuing presence will delight supporters.

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE V LEICESTERSHIRE - DAY 4

16 Aug 2016

Northamptonshire batted out for a draw on the final afternoon at Wantage Road after Leicestershire declined to offer a reasonable chase. They set the home side 415 to win in 51 overs, so Northants just played out time for a 10-point draw, closing on 118 for 1.

WAKELY: "WE'LL ALWAYS CARE ABOUT THE CHAMPIONSHIP"

11 Aug 2016

Northamptonshire resume their Specsavers County Championship campaign on Saturday against Leicestershire at Wantage Road and still have a point to prove despite their their one-day success.

GLAMORGAN V NORTHAMPTONSHIRE - DAY 4

6 Aug 2016

A career-best performance by Ben Sanderson - who took 7 for 22 from 13 overs on a pitch of variable bounce - enabled Northamptonshire to win their first Specsavers Championship game of the season as Glamorgan were bundled out for just 95 in 37.4 overs at the St. Helen's ground in Swansea.