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The Hampshire Cricket League
View all the latest news, results and league tables online!
All three senior sides play in the Hampshire Cricket League. The 1st XI are in County 4 North, The 2nds in Regional 4 North West, and the 3rd XI Regional 4 North East.
Overton Were Regional 2 North East Champions in 2005 and Andy Wake holds this leagues best bowling figures of 8-40
All three senior sides play in the Hampshire Cricket League. The 1st XI are in County 4 North, The 2nds in Regional 4 North West, and the 3rd XI Regional 4 North East.
Overton Were Regional 2 North East Champions in 2005 and Andy Wake holds this leagues best bowling figures of 8-40
Overton Recreation Centre
Since 1965, the ORC has managed and developed a wide range of sport and recreational facilities for Overton.
Overtonians have a unique involvement with and responsibility for, their own leisure options, independent of Borough and Parish Council.
The result is: 30 acres of green open spaces and excellent facilities for everyone to enjoy.
Support this unique organisation by joining ORC today
Overtonians have a unique involvement with and responsibility for, their own leisure options, independent of Borough and Parish Council.
The result is: 30 acres of green open spaces and excellent facilities for everyone to enjoy.
Support this unique organisation by joining ORC today
The England and Wales Cricket Board
The England and Wales Cricket Board is the governing body for all cricket in England and Wales.
The Laws of Cricket
MCC has been the custodian of the Laws of Cricket since the Club's formation in 1787.
The 2000 Code 3rd Edition - 2008 (displayed on this website) is the most up to date version, for use in all competitions. A revision to Law 6 was approved by MCC’s members and became Law on 1 October 2008.
The 2000 Code 3rd Edition - 2008 (displayed on this website) is the most up to date version, for use in all competitions. A revision to Law 6 was approved by MCC’s members and became Law on 1 October 2008.
