Worcestershire County Cricket Club

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

    Worcestershire have named an unchanged 14-man squad for the next round of the 2025 Rothesay County Championship against Essex starting Friday, and for one man in the Worcestershire ranks, this week’s fixture at Chelmsford carries extra meaning.

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

    Worcestershire County Cricket Club launched its 2025 season in unforgettable style on Wednesday 16 April, at its ‘Big Night In: Live’ event. The evening served as a vibrant celebration of cricket, community, and connection, with the unveiling of the club’s new Rapids kit, which was introduced by four extraordinary local community heroes, chosen for their outstanding contributions to the region.

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

    Worcestershire were left to reflect on a day of missed opportunities and a damaging post-lunch collapse as Yorkshire seized control of proceedings on Day Two of the Rothesay County Championship fixture at Headingley. After an excellent start with the bat, reaching 90 without loss, the Pears slipped to 136 for 8 by tea and were eventually dismissed for 162, handing the hosts a first-innings lead of 294.

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

    Jake Libby has backed his Worcestershire teammates to show more resilience and determination over the final two days at Headingley, after a tough afternoon session on Day Two swung the momentum decisively in Yorkshire’s favour. Worcestershire had laid a strong platform with a 90-run opening stand between Libby and Gareth Roderick, but a collapse after lunch saw them bowled out for 162 in reply to Yorkshire’s 456.

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

    Worcestershire County Cricket Club are mourning the passing of legendary Club Reporter John Curtis, a journalist, storyteller, and lifelong Pears supporter whose tireless dedication and passion for the Club leaves a legacy that will last for generations. John passed away peacefully in the early hours of Thursday morning, following a short illness. Affectionately known as “JC”, John was not just the most prolific writer in the Club’s long history.