Roll of Honour

Play Cricket Import

I have had a number of reports of import from Play Cricket not working. I have therefore developed a new import method. It takes a different approach, so will hopefully be a little more resilient to changes to Play-Cricket.
The instructions are a little different to the previous versions, so please follow carefully. Any problems, please email me the downloaded file.

Grants available to Wiltshire Clubs

Grants of up to GBP2,000 are now available to cricket clubs in the county of Wiltshire from the Wycliffe Community Cricket Fund (WCCF). Applications are granted at the discretion of the WCCF.

During the cricket season (April to September), grants are available only for emergency funding (e.g. major repairs or replacement of a failed mower or roller at short notice), while outside of the season they are available for longer term projects (e.g. new grounds equipment, repairs to existing equipment and repairs to other cricketing infrastructure, including pavilions, scoreboards, sightscreens, etc). Funding priority will be given to smaller clubs.

For more details, contact James Hill at wycliffecommunitycricket@proton.me

ACO-Trained Umpires

Previously, the league has specified that in order for someone to be considered ACO-Trained under the current umpire courses, they have to do the "ECB Umpire Course", and then over the following years, also attend a series of CPD courses.

At our recent committee meeting, we discussed these requirements, and agreed that for a number of reasons, we will no longer require the CPD courses to be undertaken. Completing the ECB Umpire Course qualification (including the online element and the safeguarding element) will be considered sufficient.

I have now updated the umpire qualification of all umpires who completed the ECB Umpire Course to ACO-Trained, including those who attended the course on 8th February 2026 (and had completed the online elements by 28th February) and those who completed it in previous years but didn't then do the required CPDs. I will add those who attended the course on 22nd March when I get the list through from Wiltshire Cricket (provided they have completed the online elements by that point).

Wiltshire County Seniors Cricket Club

Recent years have seen a spectacular growth in Seniors' cricket, and in 2025 Wiltshire County Seniors Cricket Club won its first national trophy with the triumph of the Wiltshire over 60s 2nd XI in the national Bowl competition. We currently run two men's teams at each of three levels - over 50, over 60 and over 70. We are also keen to play our part in the rapid growth of women's cricket; 2026 will see the inauguration of a women's Seniors competition between three western counties, including Wiltshire.

Fixtures are competitive, but are also designed to maximise participation and promote continued enjoyment of our great game. As well as seeking male recruits at the three age levels and players for the women's team, we are looking to provide a few "friendly" fixtures each year for a men's development team which would include players in their later 40s. If you are looking to extend your playing career into a glorious "Indian summer", please contact our Secretary, Bill Wilson, by email: wiltsseniorcricket@outlook.com

League Spring Meeting and League AGM 2026

The League Meetings in 2026 will be as follows:

Spring Meeting: Monday 20 April
AGM: Monday 23 November

Both will be held at Devizes Town Football Club, and will start at 19:45.

AGM Minutes

The Minutes of the 2025 AGM are now available here.