Yorkshire Cricket Board is the home of recreational cricket, and we aim to put cricket at the heart of Yorkshire, inspiring all generations to connect with the game.  

From the iconic Headingley Stadium direct into the core of our communities, building on our heritage and creating a legacy that makes everybody proud. 

We are responsible for governing the recreational game across the county, delivering engaging programmes and events within our communities and supporting the development of our clubs and leagues. 

We strive to positively impact participation and provide an inclusive and safe space equipped for individuals, teams and clubs to enjoy playing the game they love. 

Our core values: 

Go for glory – We are ambitious in our pursuit to be the best. Together we define our goals and are accountable for our success. 

Think big – We unite behind our common goals. We have got each other’s backs and push each other’s thinking. 

Live the spirt of cricket – We are bold and courageous. We make brave decisions and aren’t afraid to do things differently. 

One team on and off the field – We choose to do things the right way, treating everyone with respect and fairness. We do what we say we are going to do. 

Across Yorkshire there are many opportunities to get involved in cricket. Cricket is represented and played in all forms, from club cricket, cricket in schools, community cricket, disability cricket and lots more. Cricket is a key part of the Yorkshire heritage and Yorkshire pride and we continue to promote Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) at all levels of the game helping to combat racism and ensure the game of cricket is welcoming for all.

With over 800 recreational cricket clubs across the County the Yorkshire Cricket Board supports clubs in creating a fun and safe environment where everyone can enjoy the game.

We work closely with our cricket partners Yorkshire County Cricket Club and the Yorkshire Cricket Foundation to promote all forms of cricket within Yorkshire.

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