JUNIOR SECTION
How we help your child enjoy cricket.
Junior Cricket Detail
Do you have a youngster who wants to try Cricket?
Contact Steve Brunt for options.
We are delighted to continue our partnership with Boohoo group until 2025, especially to support the junior boys and girls to develop their cricket at Burnley.
Junior Training for 2025
Practice nights will be confirmed in the NEW YEAR
Players MUST register at the clubhouse at 6.15pm and must give their name to the person taking details.
Please Note: If a child has not registered they will not be able to participate in the session.
Junior Section Sponsored by:
Child Protection Officers
Lewis Gott Fiona Hadfield
Junior Teams - Managers and Coaches
Please see the membership handbook for contact details.
Junior Fixtures
All fixtures are approximate and subject to change. Team managers will contact you regarding selection.
a note from the chairman of the junior section
Burnley CC has a great history of producing top quality players. Michael Brown, Jonathon and Mark Harvey, David Brown, Jonathan Clare and of course England’s James Anderson have all recently come through the Junior ranks here at Burnley. These are exciting times for all players and members of Burnley CC but we need your continued support.
In conjunction with the Lancashire Cricket Board (LCB) we operate within the guidance of the “player pathway”, a cricketing journey that can take talented players as far as they want to go. Club cricket at Burnley is followed by District cricket, a town team comprising players from all local clubs.
"What I can promise parents and young players here is that if I or any of my coaches believe a player is capable of nomination for any representative side then this club will nominate them."
Steve Brunt, Junior Chairman
The LCB also run an U16s “Lancashire Festival” where selected players represent regional areas of the county in both 1 and 2 day games. Again Burnley CC has a number of nominees whose names have been put forward for these games.The next step up is then Full County Cricket, to represent Lancashire County Cricket Club, and it is the aim of all at Burnley CC to ensure our better players are given the chance to impress the County officials. What I can promise parents and young players here is that if I or any of my coaches believe a player is capable of nomination for any representative side than this club will nominate them.
All our coaches are CRB cleared to enable them to work with young people, and in addition all are qualified to provide First Aid. All coaches are accredited through the ECB (English Cricket Board) Coaches Association. We also, in Wendy Harvey, Fiona Hadfield and Lewis Gott have child protection / welfare officers here.
Practice nights will be held on Tuesdays and continue right throughout the season running from approximately 6:30pm – 8pm each Tuesday. Players should register at the clubhouse at 6.15pm and must give their name to the person taking details. If a child has not registered they will not be able to participate in the session.
It is imperative that children, parents and all other spectators adhere to the Club's Code of Conduct at all times both in practice sessions and in competitive games.
Burnley Cricket Club Play Cricket. And Coach Juniors.
We have a talented group of fully qualified coaches who will help develop your son or daughter's game.
We are determined to develop your children into the best cricketers they can be as well as offering, most importantly, plenty of fun along the way.
Burnley Cricket Club has a fantastic reputation in developing talent and not just into our first team but also into first class cricket and beyond including players such as: Michael Brown, David Brown, Jonathon Harvey, Mark Harvey, Vishal Tripathi, Jonathan Clare and of course the all time leading wicket taker for England, James Anderson.
To help assist with this, we always require more helpers in either assisting on practice nights or helping out by becoming a Team Manager. Please get in touch with me if you are willing to help us (regardless of your cricketing experience), as I believe you will really enjoy being part of our team and I am sure that you will find it very rewarding. I will be contacting you again before the start of the season to inform you of training sessions and key pre-season dates for both girls and boys.
All the best for the season.
Kind regards,
Steve Brunt
Chairman, Burnley Cricket Club Junior Section
Email: stephenbrunt@me.com
07967011206
Junior Section Rules
As a member of Burnley Cricket Club, Juniors members are expected to abide by the following Junior Club rules:
All members must play within the rules and respect officials and their decisions
All members must respect opponents
Members should keep to agreed timings for training and competitions or inform their coach or team manager of they are going to be late
Members must wear suitable kit for training and match sessions, as agreed with the coach/team manager. Full whites are not required for training but members must wear a white shirt for these sessions
Members must pay any fees for training or events promptly
Junior members are not allowed to smoke, consume alcohol or drugs of any kind on Club premises or whilst representing the Club
Code of Conduct for Parents/Guardians
Encourage your child to learn the rules and play within them
Discourage unfair play and arguing with officials
Help your child to recognise good performance, not just results
Never force your child to take part in sport
Set a good example by recognising fair play and applauding the good performances of all
Never punish or belittle a child for losing or making mistakes
Publicly accept officials’ judgements
Support your child’s involvement and help them to enjoy their sport
Use correct and proper language