Cricket Switzerland News
My first umpiring experience
(Tue, 09 Jul 2019)
Ryan Bosshard is one of Switzerland's youngest qualified umpires and umpired his first game at the Swiss Junior Cricket Festival in Zuoz in June 2019 as he explains in this article.
Cricket also migrates to Switzerland
(Tue, 10 Jul 2019)
A cousin of baseball, cricket lives in Switzerland thanks to a majority of English-speaking players. But not only. Read a translation of the original article from "Le Matin Dimanche" by Grégory Beaud.
Apéro with Cricket World Cup nations
(Sat, 29 Jun 2019)
Cricket Switzerland attended an apéro with the British Ambassador at her residence in Berne to mark the Cricket World Cup & celebrate the UK's commonwealth & Swiss ties.
Zuoz International Cricket Festival
(Sun, 23 Jun 2019)
Zurich Nomads won the 2019 International Cricket Festival at Zuoz (22-23.6.2019) beating Zurich Crickets in an all Zurich final.
Junior Cricket Festival report
(Wed, 26 Jun 2019)
The middle weekend of June once again saw the Junior Festival of Cricket in Zuoz, hosted by the Lyceum Alpinum.
Peter MacLaverty Memorial Match Report
(Mon, 08 Jul 2019)
This year the Berne v Cossonay was the designated Peter MacLaverty memorial match which was played on Sunday 30th June reports Andy Lovell.
Village Cricketers Family Sixes Fun Day
(Thu, 16 May 2019)
The Village Cricket Family Sixes Fun Day takes place on Saturday 10th August from 1pm at Grendelmatte in Riehen.
Basel Junior Summer Cricket Camp
(Sat, 09 Mar 2019)
The Basel Summer Cricket Camp runs from 15th - 19th July.
Léman Cup Preview (Fri, 21 Jun 2019)
The Léman Cup will be held on Saturday 7th September at En Marche in Cossonay. The trophy for U11, U13 and U15 age groups pit a side from “Schweiz” against a side from “Suisse”.
International headlines
Unlike the riotous 2005 Ashes celebrations, England's World Cup parade at The Oval was a much more family-friendly affair.
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England Cricket World Cup win: 'Extra run' claims brushed off by Ashley Giles (Mon, 15 Jul 2019)
England's director of cricket Ashley Giles says he is unconcerned about claims England were awarded one run too many in their World Cup final win over New Zealand.
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