Open Leagues

Saturday Leagues

Nottinghamshire Premier League - An ECB Premier League with a 12-team top division, and a new 12-team second division. The highest standard of recreational cricket in the county with matches 100 overs in length.

The Bassetlaw & District Cricket League - Predominantly based in the north of the county. The length of match varies between 100 overs and 80 overs depending on the division.

The Gunn & Moore South Nottinghamshire Cricket League - Operates mainly in the south of the county. The length of matches varies between 100 and 72 overs depending on the division.

Sunday Leagues

The Mansfield & District Cricket League – The league covers the Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire and South Yorkshire areas.

The Newark Club Cricket Alliance – A 40-over league based mainly in the south and east of Nottinghamshire.

Women's Leagues

East Midlands Women's Cricket League - The East Midlands Women's Cricket League operates to provide quality cricket in multiple formats for women's cricket teams accross the region. For more information, please contact League Administrator Cate Hayes.

Women's Indoor Soft Ball Cricket Leagues - Our eight-a-side winter offering for women's cricket. There are two windows over the year, one indoor and one outdoor. For more information, please contact abbie.johnson@trentbridge.co.uk.

ECB Women's Club T20 - This is a national 11-a-side T20 competition, entries are done via email over the winter. For more information contact jemima.dalton@trentbridge.co.uk or abbie.johnson@trentbridge.co.uk.

Nottinghamshire Junior Cricket

The summer of 2025 sees a reorganisation of junior cricket in the county. Formerly the preserve of four separate regional structures in Bassetlaw, Newark, Mansfield and Nottingham, grassroots cricket for young people in the county will now all be brought together under one roof - Nottinghamshire Junior Cricket.

This structure offers formats from U10s pairs, to u15 Girls, right through to U19 Hundred.

The early signs are promising: the number of teams who have entered junior competitions for 2025 has risen by more than 50 for this season, and now stands at 350 across the county.

For a full list of formats and member clubs, visit the Nottinghamshire Junior Cricket website.

Learn more about the formation of Nottinghamshire Junior Cricket here.

For more information, please email Nottinghamshire Junior Cricket Secretary Sam Johnson.

ECB U13/U15 National T20 Comps

Clubs in Nottinghamshire can enter the ECB National U13 & U15 T20 cup competition after Christmas.

The competition, depending on numbers of entries, will either be a straight knock-out, or a group stage followed by a knock-out.

The winner of both the u13s and u15s competition will progress through to the national stages. 

For more information please contact our Festivals & Competitions Officer Chris Revill.

Or for the Girls competitions at the same age groups, please contact our Women & Girls Officer Jemima Dalton.

Junior Softball Leagues

Our Kwik Cricket Leagues run between January and March, and again between May and July. These are six-a-side fixtures held in a festival format, up to aged nine for boys and aged 11 for girls. These take place on a Sunday morning and are a great introduction to match-play cricket for those starting their journey.

If your club wishes to express an interest in signing up, please contac our Young People Officer Alex West.

National Competitions

ECB National Club Championship - The ECB National Club Championship competition has been running since 1969. This has twice been won by Nottinghamshire clubs, most recently by Cuckney Cricket Club in 2023.

ECB National T20 Cup - Vitality Club T20 is a hotly contested Twenty20 competition played initially at a local level in 32 ECB Premier Leagues across England and Wales, with the 32 winners progressing to national knockouts via eight area finals. These are followed by quarter-finals and a finals day for the last four teams.