Adults
YCF partnered up with Leeds Premier League, Quaid e Azam Sunday Cricket League, Cricket Arena and Birkby Rose Hill CC through our core cities programme, each city, Leeds, Bradford, Sheffield, and areas of Kirklees play a city competition with the winners coming together to play at the Yorkshire Hundred Finals.
The Leeds competition is now in its four year with the other cities following suit. With coloured balls and coloured kit the month-long tournament provides plenty of excitement and great short games for all the family to enjoy Live streaming is available on some of our matches and game reports feature on local new channels.
2022 competition
Across Leeds, Bradford, Kirklees and Sheffield we will had more than 350 players taking part in the adult competition, if you would like to sponsor the competition or know more about how you can get involved, please contact the following officers:
Leeds & Bradford: Sohail Raz, Diverse Communities Manager, Leeds:
Sheffield Hamzah Hussain, Community Development Officer, Sheffield:
Kirklees: Soyeb Kayat, Community Development Officer, Kirklees: [email protected]
Fill in the YCF Code of Conduct form via the below link:
Parent’s/Guardian’s of children participating the any of the YCF’s Hundred competitions can fill out the Junior Player Consent form via the below link:
Participants
Across both adult and junior competitions, we welcomed nearly 500 people across our competitions.
Teams
Across the 4 regional competitions in both age categories, 46 teams tried their luck at becoming the YCF Hundred champions!
Games
Over 100 highly competitive matches were played in both formats, culminating in a special finals day showdown.
Juniors (12-15 year olds)
In 2022 we launched the junior Hundred competition through our core cities work alongside the ECB Hundred in August to provide cricketing opportunities to a wider audience.
Each city of Leeds, Bradford, Sheffield and the district of Kirklees held their own city competition with the winners coming together on the Yorkshire Hundred finals day at Park Avenue, Bradford.
In total there were 16 teams, 30 games, 128 children, 12-15 age group with each team having a minimum of three females taking part. The competition is 8-aside and played with a softball with a key focus on fun and enjoyment.
& to find out more information about our adult & junior competitions/ and or for sponsorship opportunities contact:
Sohail Raz, the Diverse Communities Manager, on: