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GLOSSOP CRICKET CLUB

Upcoming Events

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Join us for a fantastic Sportsman's Dinner at Glossop Cricket Club on Friday 7th March 2025 at 6:30pm


Enjoy a delicious pie supper and hear stories from football legend Peter Reid. There will also be a memorabilia auction with some unique items up for grabs.


Tickets are £50.


Don't miss out on this great event!

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Are you the best EAFC Player in Glossop? Time to prove it!!


Our EAFC TOURNAMENT will take place during our GAMING NIGHT - powered by AdaptGameUK


If you don't want to play EAFC or have time between tournament games, we'll have loads more on top.  

  • 60-120" HD screens
  • Xbox
  • Playstation
  • Nintendo
  • Retro + Arcade Games

Friday 24th January 2025 , 6-8pm

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Winter Nets


We have a rolling schedule of Winter Training sessions booked in at Glossopdale on Sundays 3-4pm, for seniors and junior players — please take note of your Age Groups allotted dates

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Adaptive Gaming will be running another amazing night of gaming with competitions and tournaments, and giving away some very cool prizes!


  • 60-120" HD screens
  • Xbox
  • Playstation
  • Nintendo
  • Retro + Arcade Games

Open to 16 years and under.


Friday 25th April 2025, 6pm - 8pm


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Latest News

Glossop Cricket Club Under 8's
By Glossop Cricket Club January 16, 2025
Glossop Cricket Club Under 8's Team
By Glossop Cricket Club January 13, 2025
Junior Winter Training is Here! Get ready to hit those sixes and take those wickets! Glossop Cricket Club is excited to announce our junior indoor winter training sessions, designed to keep our young cricketers sharp and ready for the upcoming 2025 season.  Outdoor Training Coming Soon! As the days get longer and the weather gets warmer, we'll be heading back outside! Outdoor training for all junior age groups will begin in April at [Location of outdoor training, e.g., our home ground at [Ground Name]]. More details about specific dates and times for outdoor training will be released closer to the time.
Peter Reid
By Glossop Cricket Club January 9, 2025
Glossop Cricket Club presents a sportsman's dinner with footballing legend Peter Reid on Friday 7th March 2025.
Looking down on Glossop from Wormstones
By Glossop Cricket Club December 2, 2024
SATURDAY 7th DECEMBER - EVENT POSTPONED With numerous weather warnings due to come into affect on Saturday, in the interest in everyones safety we have decided to postpone the event. The walk has been postponed by a week and will now take place on Saturday 14th December . This Saturday 14th Decemeber is the third in our series of Close Season Walks. The walk is open to EVERYONE. Juniors, seniors, partners, family, friends, dogs etc. The more the merrier, all are welcome. It’s a good chance to get out in the open, catch up, keep fit etc. The walk will begin at 11am, starting from Glossop CC. Breakfast barms, teas and coffees from 10am. Upon return the bar will be open and we will put some hot food on. Suitable walking boots, clothing and equipment recommended. A map of the route can be found here
By Glossop Cricket Club November 25, 2024
A big Glossop welcome to the latest signing for the 2025 season - Tim Niemand. Tim is a proven performer across leagues in South Africa and the UK, with years of top level experience. He is an aggressive top order batter, as well an accomplished off spinner. He is a passionate mentor with coaching experience, ready to inspire the next generation of Glossop talent. Welcome Tim!
By Glossop Cricket Club October 30, 2024
Glossop Cricket Club is thrilled to announce the signing of 18-year-old Tom Lane, a top young prospect fresh from a successful season with Old Glossop Cricket Club, where he played a vital role in their 2024 Bissenden Cup victory in the Derbyshire and Cheshire League. Known for his impressive bowling skills, Tom has quickly established himself as one of the league’s standout young players. In 2024, Tom delivered stats of note with the ball: across 156.2 overs, he took 38 wickets at an average of 13.61, with best figures of 4 for 31. The former Derbyshire Pathway cricketer has been able to demonstrate his wicket-taking ability and handy batting skills over the course of the season. This, coupled with his experience in Old Glossop’s memorable season make him a valuable addition as Glossop builds a team for the future. Tom’s arrival strengthens our squad as we prepare for another season in the Greater Manchester Cricket League. Under the experienced leadership of Captain Chris Gill, we're sure Tom will build on his skills and experience and develop his game further. All at the club look forward to watching him flourish in Glossop colours. Welcome to North Road, Tom!
By Glossop Cricket Club October 15, 2024
Glossop Cricket Club has made a major signing for the 2025 season, bringing in one of the region’s brightest young talents, Digby Evans. Fresh off from an excellent 2024 season in the Derbyshire and Cheshire Cricket League, where Evans dominated for Hayfield CC with 50 wickets, which included an amazing 8 for 26, Glossop’s acquisition of this rising star signals their intent to make waves in the Greater Manchester Cricket League (GMCL) next season. ‘Diggers’ has been a force to reckon with on the local cricket scene. As part of Derbyshire County Cricket Club’s Academy, he’s been on a clear trajectory toward a high standard of cricket. His inclusion in Derbyshire’s 2024 Boys' Academy was a nod to his consistency with the ball and all-around cricketing ability. This move to Glossop CC is not just another step in Evans’ development—it’s a signal that he’s ready to take on a challenge and further test himself in the competitive Greater Manchester Cricket League, with Glossop hoping this is the perfect stage for Evans to sharpen his skills. Glossop’s first XI, known for their strong bowling unit, will be boosted by Evans’ ability to deliver in high-pressure situations. With senior players like Hargreaves, Sonczak and Eyre and Pro Samarasooriya leading the attack last season, Evans’ arrival adds more firepower to an already potent bowling line up. Glossop Cricket Club has been on a steady rise, and their focus on youth development aligns perfectly with Evans’ ambitions. The club’s ability to nurture young talent is evident from their juniors with both current and former county and GMCL representative players in their ranks. This, coupled with the experienced leadership in the senior ranks, makes Glossop an ideal place for Diggers to evolve into a more complete cricketer. The club hope to make a mark in 2025 with a squad balanced between seasoned campaigners and fresh talent like Evans. His proven ability to take key wickets, combined with his experience at Derbyshire’s Academy, makes him a valuable asset as he steps into the competitive GMCL. With Glossop’s support, he’s poised to continue his upward trajectory. The cricketing family at GCC will be fully behind Diggers as he embarks on his next cricketing chapter. All at the club will be eager to see what we can do to help this young talent flourish at North Road in the upcoming season.
By Glossop Cricket Club October 1, 2024
Glossop Cricket Club are pleased to announce that Chris Gill has signed for us again as Player/Coach for the 2025 season and will be leading the team as captain. We are delighted to have such a quality, intelligent, cricketer as Gilly lead us through an exciting new period for the club. We will have other player annoucements in the weeks to come - watch this space!
Glossop under 15's winning team
By Glossop Cricket Club September 22, 2024
Glossop win close encounter to become GMCL Under 15 champions
Glossop v Saddleworth
By Glossop Cricket Club September 9, 2024
Greater Manchester Cricket League - Division 4 East Saturday, September 7, 2024 Venue: Saddleworth CC Saddleworth CC 2nd XI Secure Victory Over Glossop CC 2nd XI by 43 Runs On Saturday, September 7, 2024, Glossop CC 2nd XI traveled to face Saddleworth CC 2nd XI in what turned out to be a low-scoring affair. Despite strong individual performances from Stephen Bates and David Allen, Glossop fell short by 43 runs, with Saddleworth emerging victorious after defending a modest total of 127. Saddleworth’s Innings: Steady Partnerships and Glossop’s Strong Bowling Glossop, having won the toss and electing to field on a green ‘un, put in a commendable bowling effort. Stephen Bates led the attack with an outstanding performance, taking 5 wickets for 36 runs in 12.5 overs. He was ably supported by David Allen, who claimed 3 wickets for 35 runs in 12 overs. Glossop’s fielding also played a key role, with two run-outs, including both Ben Corbett and Max Wren, executed by Mark Allen, Dave Allen respectively. Saddleworth’s innings got off to a cautious start, with Ben Corbett managing 10 runs before being run out. Nathan Gallagher top-scored with 28 runs, holding the innings together, while Kamaljeet Singh contributed 27 runs with some aggressive hitting. Despite these efforts, Glossop's disciplined bowling, including tight spells from Boothroyd and Doody restricted Saddleworth to 127 all out in 35.5 overs. Glossop’s Reply: A Struggle to Build Partnerships Glossop’s chase started poorly, losing opener John Stopford for a duck in the second over. Ben Wilson and Stephen Bates tried to rebuild the innings, with Bates top-scoring with 38 runs, including 5 fours and 1 six. However, the rest of the batting lineup struggled to support him. Ben Wilson batted patiently for 50 balls, contributing 8 runs, while Olly Boothroyd added 11 runs but could not push on. Ryan McGrath from Saddleworth proved to be the match-winner with the ball, taking an impressive 6 wickets for just 5 runs in 5.2 overs, decimating Glossop’s middle and lower order. The wickets fell in clusters, with an odd decision going Saddleworths way, with Glossop being bowled out for 84 in 32.4 overs, falling 43 runs short of the target.
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