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John says goodbye
Leicestershire Public Address announcer John Goodman gave his final address to Grace Road at the end of the second day's play against Gloucestershire.
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2009 Season Review - August - Part Two
August was a busy and eventful month for Leicestershire CCC. Here is the second of a three-part take on the month.
Nixon unavailable for Twenty20 in 2010
Leicestershire CCC confirmed today that due to his past Indian Cricket League (ICL) unauthorised cricket connections, Paul Nixon will not be available to play for the club during the 2010 Twenty20 campaign.
Buck takes three wickets but England pipped
England lost the final game of their Under-19 World Cup campaign today when they were pipped by New Zealand in the last over by two wickets in a very good game of cricket in Christchurch.
Will Jefferson interview - Part One
In the first of an insightful three-part interview with new signing Will Jefferson, the batsman reveals why he decided to sign for Leicestershire CCC.
Meet Pete McKnight - Leicestershire's strength and conditioning coach
It would be easy to think that when the cricket season is over that Leicestershire’s cricketers take it easy for some time before hitting their straps again.
Gooch reminder
The Leicestershire Cricket Society would like to kindly remind all cricket fans that Graham Gooch MBE will speak at their next meeting on Thursday February 4.
England lose fifth-place play-off game
Somerset batsman Jos Buttler top-scored for England in a heavy defeat by India today in the fifth-place play-off match following the painful quarter-final exit from the Under-19 World Cup in New Zealand.
England's World Cup dreams over
England’s hopes of making an impact on the Under-19 World Cup in New Zealand crumbled against a 6ft 7in fast bowler from Barbados today, and Mark Robinson's charges lost this eagerly awaited quarter-final at Rangiora by 18 runs.
England prepare for West Indies QF
The annual World Buskers' Festival has started in Christchurch where scores of musicians, clowns, jugglers, acrobats and fire-eaters seek coins in the hat at various venues while England's cricketers prepare for the knockout phase of the Under-19 World Cup.
England top the group
Leicestershire seamer Nathan Buck took 2-53 as England passed their biggest test of the World Cup so far with an excellent win against 2008 winners India.
