Manvir Chauhan - making his competitive comeback after four years - stamped his authority at Dunstable's Lancot Park with 5-20 as the 1st XI skittled Dunstable in the first weekend of the season...
Bedford Cricket Club's Saturday side fell short of a place in the final of the knockout stages of the Northamptonshire Cricket League at the weekend...
Bedford CC confirmed their place in the knockout stages of the revamped Northamptonshire Cricket League at the weekend with three straight convincing victories throughout August...
This week saw the resumption of competitive cricket across the county as Bedford Cricket Club began their Northamptonshire County League season with a comfortable 65-run victory against Kettering...
Despite having no on-site PE or sports facilities, Bedford Free School (BFS) is celebrating the news that two of their female cricketers have been selected...
Spin twins Tom Brett and George Darlow bowled Bedfordshire County Cricket Club to their first Minor Counties Championship win in four years. The slow left-armers took all 20...
Fusion Lifestyle, who operate the John Bunyan Sports and Leisure Centre in Bedford, have performed a dramatic U-turn, reinstating long-held bookings for two...
Bedfordshire County Cricket will return to Bedford for the first time in ten years as they face Cambridgeshire tomorrow (Sunday, 16 Jun). The two sides will meet to play a...
It wasn't the best kept secret, to be fair, but it's now been confirmed that former Bedford Schoolboy Alastair Cook has received a Knighthood in the Queen's New Year's Honours...
Former Bedford School boy and England cricketing legend, Alastair Cook CBE, is tipped to receive a knighthood in the Queen's 2019 New Year's Honours list. While not officially confirmed...
Bedford Blues Fly Half, Will Hooley, has joined the Bedford Independent as a freelance Sports Reporter.
While many will recognise Will from playing with the Bedford Blues, he is also taking a Journalism and Sporting Writing Degree for...
Former Bedford School pupil and England cricket captain, Alastair Cook will retire from international duties today, ending a career that has produced more runs, more centuries and more half-centuries than any other player from these shores...