Woodhouses Cricket Club

Calling for New Monthly Draw Supporters - We are looking for your support by joining our Monthly Draw!
Monthly Draw - The November draw was won by Alan Atherton-£100, Helena Wilkes-£50 and Lewis Johnson-£25, congratulations to all the winners.
Syd Chadderton - It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of one of our longest serving members, Syd Chadderton.
Membership and re opening update - We here at Woodhouses Cricket Club hope that you and your family are keeping safe and well in these difficult times. We are also hopeful that there may be light at the end of the tunnel with the possibility of re-opening our doors in the very near future, see full post below for details.
Coach Required - Woodhouses Cricket Club are looking for an experienced cricket coach who can drive the performance of the senior cricket players and contribute towards elevating our profile through the Greater Manchester Cricket League. Developing aspiring cricketers with structured training and a development pathway. As a Coach, you will lead the coaching programme and direct volunteers/senior players who will assist where necessary. As part of this, you will ensure the highest standards of excellence across all teams and formats.
Woodhouses CC partner with I.D.M. Joinery Ltd. and Icon Sports for 2019 - Woodhouses CC are delighted to announce I.D.M. Joinery Ltd. as our kit sponsor for the 2019 season.

Calling for New Monthly Draw Supporters

Membership and re opening update

Woodhouses Cricket Club

Woodhouses Cricket Club was founded in 1908 and is located in Failsworth which is situated in north east Manchester. We are members of the Greater Manchester Cricket League and the 1st X1 play in The Premier Division. It is a family orientated village community cricket club with two senior teams. It also has 5 junior teams from Under 9s through to Under 18s that all play competitive league cricket. It is quality assured through its nationally recognised Governing Body Clubmark accreditation status. It has also been awarded Community Amateur Sports Club status.

It has an attractive picturesque ground with good practice facilities and an excellent reputation locally for cricket being the home club of the former England Captain Michael Atherton and the notable achievement of winning the National Village Cup at Lord’s in 2011. New players are very welcome to join the club.