Only 8 individual cricketers have scored 1,000 first class runs by the end of May; the first was WG Grace in 1895 and the last was Graeme...

In the last of his 6 part series, Stephen Saunders sheds light on Hambledon's link with china. The pinnacle of crested china is Goss....

Four is a magic number and the only number that has the same number of letters in it as the value of that number. This was the Brigand's...

Free ticket for the 250th anniversary weekend celebrations with every purchase Personalised stones are now available to order to form an...

Renowned artist and former international cricketer, Jack Russell MBE, is coming to Broadhalfpenny Down to paint the celebration of 250...

Broadhalfpenny Down is playing host to a pair of charity matches – on Friday 24th & Saturday 25th June – to celebrate the 250th...

T20 comes to the Down In a change to the usual timed format, a sunny Thursday evening saw the first T20 of the season as Winchester...

To commemorate 250 years since the original First Class cricket match at Broadhalfpenny Down, B3 has created a new limited edition bat...

A glorious spring day at the Down with nature to the fore; the errant badger damaging the outfield was seen and chased across the road by...

We are delighted to announce that the Barmy Army are supporting the 250th anniversary of first class cricket, and are busy promoting the...

On only their second visit to Broadhalfpenny Down, their first being New Year's Day 1929, The Invalids brought down a spritely and well-tailored XI. Having inserted Brigands into bat, Ladenburg and Whittle succumbed to accurate bowling on a day that was difficult to score runs. A steady flow of wickets was slowed by Charlie Peach (26) and a few aggressive drives from Dave Turner, and a lovely last wicket stand of 20 from Neil Wood and Dave Hemsley. Tea featured sandwiches, po

In the penultimate of his six-part series, historian Stephen Saunders tells us about the Cricket Memorial that sits proudly on the...