06/09/2026
15S & 13S HUNTINGDONSHIRE COUNTY CHAMPIONS
If Carlsberg did perfect cricket seasons we’d be well on the way in 2026! Following on from the success of the four senior men’s and women’s sides, both the under 15s and 13s won their Huntingdonshire age group competitions.
On Sunday morning at Upwood, Sawtry and Alconbury Weald were invited to bat in the Under 15 final. Godmanchester’s bowlers were too hot for Sawtry to handle from an early stage apart from their skipper Ben Cooke who hit 24. The accurate seam bowling of Alfie Sullivan (3 for 10) proved decisive and with spinners Christopher Plummer-Coles (2 for 14) and Jeremy Cutworth (2 for 2) weaving their web, Sawtry were dismissed for 57.
Zac Graveling and Louie Jones opening the batting eschewed singles and dealing almost exclusively in fours took the team to 41 before Jones (17) was bowled by Cooke. Graveling ensured a 9 wickets win with some big hitting at the end, striking an unbeaten 40 with 8 fours and a six as Godmanchester won the cup for the eighth time.
Pictured BR Brad Sullivan (manager/scorer), Christopher Plummer-Coles, Alfie Sullivan, Kyrin Gibbins (captain), Jeremy Cutworth, Harry Webb, Jack Parker, Zac Graveling, Louis Jones and Kevin Clement (coach). FR Archie Langford, Freddie Wood and Jack Manly.
At the same time on the second Upwood pitch the Under 11s suffered heartbreak losing by 13 runs to Newborough in the Under 11s final. Godmanchester struggled early on and it required some good batting from the last pair captain Freddie Mews and Joshua Gibson to lift them to 246 for 7. The bowlers took wickets at regular intervals but the Newborough last pair batted with ease to lift their score to 259 for 7.
Pictured BR Steve Gibson (coach), Freddie Mews (captain), Jasper Tolley, Alex Harper, Vivaan Thakkar and Johnny Mews (scorer). FR Joshua Gibson, Ethan Butcher, Max Markwell and Elliott Gibson.
Our 13s won an extraordinary game of cricket against Newborough. Two of their side batted superbly to both retire at 30 before Freddie Wood (4 for 12) and skipper Jeremy Cutworth (2 for 6) spun the rest of the Newborough batting out for 90. Godmanchester’s reply was an absolute disaster and after six deliveries they were 0 for 3. That became 18 for 5 and then 46 for 7 after a partial recovery from Finlay Harrison (26) and Roshan Easley (13). Harrison found an able partner in Ollie Radford (14 not out) and when the former was run out Jack Manly played a classy unbeaten innings of 10 striking the penultimate ball for four to take his side to victory at 93 for 8.
BR Carly Harrison (manger), Jack Manly, Thomas Kidman, Jeremy Cutworth (captain), Roshan Easley, Max Carmichael, Archie Langford, Freddie Wood and Ben Davenport (coach. FR Finlay Harrison, Oscar Clarke, Rory Davenport and Ollie Radford.