Worcestershire County Cricket Club

Worcestershire County Cricket Club is one of the eighteen first-class county clubs in the cricket system of England and Wales. It represents the traditional county of Worcestershire. The club's T20 team is now called the Worcestershire Rapids, although many fans affectionately refer to the team as 'the Pears.' The club's home ground is located at New Road in Worcester.

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BUSINESS MEETS BAT AT ‘BLACK COUNTRY STREET SIXES’ EVENT AT BLACK COUNTRY LIVING MUSEUM

1 week ago | wccc.co.uk | Joe Tromans

Fast-paced cricket and traditional fish and chips in the heart of a ‘living museum’ formed the unlikely but hugely successful setting of a business networking event organised by Worcester County Cricket Club in partnership with The Black Country Living Museum.
Worcestershire County Cricket Club and Black Country Living Museum Announce Heritage-Driven Partnership

2 weeks ago | wccc.co.uk | Joe Tromans

Worcestershire County Cricket Club is proud to unveil a landmark partnership with the Black Country Living Museum, one of the UK’s leading open-air heritage sites, and recently crowned, Visitor Attraction of the Year by Visit England. This collaboration unites two storied institutions with a shared mission: to celebrate and preserve the region’s rich cultural and sporting history while delivering exceptional experiences for supporters, families and businesses.
Chloe Hill to stand down as Women’s Rapids Captain

3 weeks ago | wccc.co.uk | Joe Tromans

Worcestershire Women’s Rapids can today confirm that Chloe Hill, will be stepping down as Captain. Hill, said the decision was a difficult one, but reflects positively on the achievements of the past few years. “Stepping down as captain of this team has been an extremely difficult decision. “I have some great memories of captaining the Worcestershire, including winning the ECB T20, and It’s been a brilliant group of players to lead.
Worcestershire Sign Highly-Rated Prospect Isaac Mohammed on Three-Year Deal

3 weeks ago | wccc.co.uk | Joe Tromans

Worcestershire County Cricket Club are delighted to announce the signing of Isaac Mohammed on a three-year contract. The 17-year-old top-order batter, is widely regarded as one of the most exciting young prospects in the country, joins from the Warwickshire Academy, where he had been developing a growing reputation for his skill, maturity, and natural flair.
đź—Łď¸Ź Three Pears Chat Returns â€“ Tuesday 3 June, 7PM - Worcestershire CCC

4 weeks ago | wccc.co.uk | Joe Tromans

Join Ashley Giles and Joe Tromans for the Latest Club UpdateWeâ€™re back with another edition of the Three Pears Chat, your chance to hear directly from the heart of Worcestershire County Cricket Club. đźŽĄ WHEN & WHEREđź—“ Tuesday 3 Juneđź•– 7:00 PMđź“Ť Streaming via the Club Website and YouTube ChannelThis interactive online event will be hosted by CEO Ashley Giles and Commercial Director Joe Tromans, who will cover a range of key topics and answer your questions live.
INJURY UPDATE - Worcestershire CCC

4 weeks ago | wccc.co.uk | Joe Tromans

Worcestershire are without Matthew Waite, Tom Taylor, and Jack Home for the upcoming Vitality Blast fixture against Yorkshire, with all three players currently sidelined through injury. Waite is managing a short-term finger injury, while Taylor is recovering from a minor quad strain. His absence is also part of a broader approach to managing his workload during a busy period. Jack Home is dealing with a light side strain that is preventing him from bowling.
🎙️ Introducing Our New Vodcast: Blood, Sweat & Pears

1 month ago | wccc.co.uk | Joe Tromans

Blood, Sweat & Pears We’re thrilled to introduce Blood, Sweat & Pears, a brand-new vodcast powered by The Lamb & Flag, Worcester. Covering the full sweep of cricket across Worcestershire, from grassroots heroes to elite performers, this series brings you the voices, stories, and passion behind the game we all love. Hosted by BBC’s Jim Dale and Worcestershire CCC’s Sam Rhymes, each episode dives into the people and moments shaping the cricketing landscape across the county.
Matchday Information: Gate and Parking Access for Rothesay County Championship Fixtures

2 months ago | wccc.co.uk | Joe Tromans

Ahead of our upcoming Rothesay County Championship fixtures, we’d like to remind all supporters of the matchday gate and parking arrangements. Gates for spectator entry will open at 10:00am on each day of play. Please note: Car parks on both the Hotel and Graeme Hick Pavilion sides of the ground will not be accessible before 10:00am. We appreciate your understanding and co-operation, and look forward to welcoming you to Visit Worcestershire New Road.
TRIBUTE TO JOHN CURTIS & MEMBERS' FORUM DURING DURHAM FIXTURE

2 months ago | wccc.co.uk | Joe Tromans

Worcestershire County Cricket Club will honour the memory of two legendary figures and invite Members to an exclusive forum as part of the upcoming Rothesay County Championship fixture against Durham. A heartfelt tribute will be paid to beloved Club Reporter John Curtis, who sadly passed away on 4 April following a short illness.
SECOND XI GEAR UP FOR THREE-DAY FRIENDLY AGAINST SACA AT HALESOWEN

2 months ago | wccc.co.uk | Joe Tromans

Worcestershire’s Second XI are set for an exciting three-day fixture as they take on the South Asian Cricket Academy (SACA) in a friendly match starting Tuesday 22 April at Halesowen Cricket Club. The game offers a valuable opportunity for players to gain red-ball match practice and stake their claim for First XI contention in the weeks ahead. A strong squad has been named, with a mix of emerging talent and experienced performers ready to test themselves against high-quality opposition.