Please note that the session of today, Friday 26 June 2026 has been cancelled for health & safety reasons due to the extreme weather condition.
Training will resume next Friday, 3 July as usual.
Apologies for the late notice.
Please note that the session of today, Friday 26 June 2026 has been cancelled for health & safety reasons due to the extreme weather condition.
Training will resume next Friday, 3 July as usual.
Apologies for the late notice.
The Cambridge Caribbean Cricket Club & Academy will be running a summer camp this year for children and their families to promote Caribbean cricket to the local communities.
The cricket practice runs every Friday from 6pm to 8pm at Netherall grounds for children aged 6 to 18 years old. Adults are welcome to join in the cricket activities and cricket nets are available for adults who are more serious players.
No previous experience required. Please wear tracksuit and trainers, all cricket equipment is provided.
Come and meet the coach Mr John Maynard, former West Indies fast bowler.
If you wish to attend, please fill in this form to help us gathering numbers:
Feel free to contact us for more information, otherwise we look forward to see you at the grounds!

Dr Carol Brown-Leonardi, founder of the Cambridge Caribbean Cricket Academy, was amongst the 53 women picked by the English Cricket Board to commemorate England Women’s victory at the inaugural Women’s World Cup, ahead of the first ICC Women’s T20 World Cup match.
The event took place on Friday, 9 June 2026 and was an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of women in cricket in general and in England in particular.
To read more about The 53, please follow this link: https://www.ecb.co.uk/the53


On Sunday, 6 July 2025 Cambridge played its first game of the season against Luton.

We were blessed by the weather, as the prospect of a rainy day turned out to be a great sunny day with mild temperatures instead of the high temperatures of the previous days.

A special thanks to Leona and Renee for their help in catering to feed players and spectators.