Ickleford 335-7 v Knebworth Park 140 all out Knebworth Park’s tough season continued as they suffered a heavy defeat at home to Ickleford by 195 runs. All could have been so different if crucial dropped catches had been taken, with the visitors’ run machine Matt Baxter being missed twice before he had reached double figures.…
Knebworth’s girls are again leading the way as Hertfordshire’s reputation continues to grow in ladies cricket. Alice Baird, Catherine Cirkel, pictured, Charlotte Wilde, Izzy Cloke and Charlotte Banks are all playing for the ladies team. The following are also representing Herts in the relevant county age groups, too: U17s – Catherine Cirkel, Charlotte Wilde, Charlotte…
The under-nines first match of the season was a real thriller with Hertford clinching it off the last ball. The Lightnings, that’s Imogen and Alex, set the tone with a stand of 23 for Knebworth Park. Little Eddie Mably, who is just six, and Oliver went one run better, thanks largely to a number of…
Under-15 Archie Stephens struck a maiden senior century with an excellent 101 in a comfortable win for a strong Sunday XI against regular visitors The Stage. New player James King marked his debut with 24, while Matt Hutchinson, who has returned to the club after a spell at Stevenage, chipped in with 27, Ross Courtney 37…
Knebworth Park’s new recruit Aussie Sam Gardiner locked the batting together with an impressive 98 not out as the Firsts compiled a useful 200 for 4 off their 45 overs against St Albans in the final round of warm-up matches on Saturday. Another newcomer Tom Liversidge (31) and Adrian Holmes (27) had provided a solid foundation and…
The start of the new season is just around the corner. We’ve just two more Saturday indoor training sessions at Nobel School before the first outdoor training sessions. WORK PARTY – APRIL 3 Before the season begins we have the pre-season work party which is on Good Friday, April 3, at 9am. Do make every effort to attend so that we…
As the season edges ever closer, KPCC is pleased to announce it has signed an outstanding overseas player. Sam Gardiner, 22, hails from north of Brisbane, in Queensland, Australia. He joins from The Sunshine Coast Scorchers First Grade, where, he has already amassed more than 160 league wickets. A right arm off-spin bowler and middle-order bat, Gardiner comes…
