Cricket

Lancashire County Cricket Club are celebrating the Islamic month of Ramadan by hosting a cricket tournament for local teams in the Muslim community. The Core Cities Ramadan Cup sees eight Lancashire-based teams compete across 39 matches of five over cricket.

Jos Buttler has met up with his Rajasthan Royals teammates ahead of the 2023 IPL season. The Lancashire gloveman will be hoping his side can go one better than their runners-up place last year. Rajasthan lost out to Gujarat Titans in...

Eleanor Threlkeld has been drafted to play for the Manchester Originals for this year's Hundred tournament. The Lancashire wicket keeper, who was born in Knowsley, joins county colleagues Emma Lamb and Chester's Sophia Ecclestone in the squad line up. With...

Liverpool Cricket Club have created an online fundraiser to fix the broken nets at Aigburth Cricket Ground. Founded in 1807, Liverpool Cricket Club is the oldest amateur sports club in Merseyside and is home to 21 different cricket teams. However, the...

Liverpool John Moore's University has developed a partnership with HerGameToo Cricket as a starting block to help encourage and get more women involved in cricket. The main aim of the partnership with LJMU is to produce a women's cricket team...

Lancashire CC's Jos Buttler could not prevent a third England batting collapse in their final T20 game against Bangladesh. The loss means the home side has completed a historic whitewash against the reigning world champions.

A move to the middle of the order for Lancashire's Jos Buttler was not enough to secure England's stuttering batting line-up as they lost their second of the three-game t20 series in Bangladesh.

The chairman of Sefton women's Cricket Club has revealed they now have to turn away new members because of a surge in recent demand. Mersey Sport Live reporter Ollie Wilmott spoke to Ciara O'Connor after their recent victory at the...

An impressive knock from Lancashire CC's Jos Buttler was not enough as Englandf failed to recover from a collapse against Bangladesh. The three-game series comes on the back of the visitors' success in the previous One Day International series.

Lancashire's evergreen James 'Jimmy' Anderson has reclaimed the title of number one ranked ICC Test bowler - at the tender age of 40 years and 207 days. Anderson returned match figures of 7-54 against new Zealand as he fired England to victory within four days at the glorious Mount Maunganui.