Kirk Deighton Cricket Club

11/10/2026

🎟️Tickets now available for the Senior presentation evening🏏

🏇Horse & Hounds, Kirk Deighton 🐕
📅Saturday 14th November
⌚7.00pm with Hot Buffet from 7.30pm.
💵£15 per ticket
🎟️Cut off date for ticket bookings 6th November
https://www.kirkdeightoncricket.co.uk/shop

08/10/2026

🏏A to earlier this summer as our First XI snatched a win from the jaws of defeat which summed up our 🏆Championship winning summer. Here is the final wicket

You can watch full 30 mins of the Chaos on the link below as the game was streamed on Studleys Frogbox🐸
This starts with Studley 100-4
https://1drv.ms/.../IQDuOZ3O7O-LS7x2eU...

25/09/2026

🏏Missing Friday summer cricket in the sun? Here’s a look back at an amazing summer of Friday nights at the Lane💙❤️

25/09/2026

🏏Another amazing achievement for Holly!!🏏

Four Yorkshire players have been named across a 15-player squad and non-travelling reserves ahead of the England Women U19's biggest ever winter programme of cricket that will culminate in an ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup in Nepal and Bangladesh.

19/09/2026

🏏Week 22 teams🏏

For the final time in the 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣6️⃣season

Its 12-30pm starts this afternoon

The First XI make the short trip as champions to face former Wetherby League rivals

The Second XI welcome Bolton Abbey Cricket Club to the Lane, looking to finish the summer on a high

🍛The season will be finnished off by a trip to this evening to celebrate another fantastic season for the club🍛

16/09/2026

🏏We are looking forward to celebrating all our junior cricketers on Friday evening🏏

🏏Parent vs kids cricket games
🍕Food by Jay’s Pizza Project
🏆🎖️Presentation of medals and trophies
🕠5-30pm start

13/09/2026

🏏Week 21 results🏏

Another double win weekend!

The First XI needed 13 points to secure the division 3 title and promotion before the game. They welcomed Thirsk to the Lane. Ward won the toss and chose to bowl. We soon had Thirsk in trouble as Garton bowled beautifully, picking up two early wickets.
Dexter and Sivajoti followed up with more accurate bowling and wickets fell quickly and just one ball after drinks the innigs was over for just 60 runs. Dexter picking up his first ever 5fer.
We made short work of the chase, with Mills racing out of the blocks., ensuring there was to be no nervous chase. The innings was finshed fittingly by skipper Ward hitting the winning runs to seal victory, promotion and the title all by 3pm.

The Second XI traveled to Kirk Hammerton to play Walton Park.

Having been asked to bat first, they posted a competitive total on a difficult pitch, with the runs scored by Falk and Bower.
With the ball, tight bowling form Ellis up top and picking up a coule of wickets, was backed up by Sparling and skipper Bower who claimed 4 wickets to go with his half century. They completed the win with just one ball to spare, picking up all bowling points.

3 wins on the bounce leaves them in 6th place, but a good result in the final round next weekend could see them finish as high as 3rd in the table depending on results.