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March Update
Monday, 08 March 2010

Ground Working Party

To be held on the 10th and 11th April from 1-5pm both days. Please come suitably dressed for ground maintenance, decorating and cleaning activities

Quiz Night

Another of Curso’s quiz nights will be held at the club on Saturday 18th April starting at 8pm. All welcome to attend, whether you are playing or not.

Pre-season Practice Game

This is likely to be held on Sunday 19th April weather permitting, and will comprise a ‘mix-in’ between 1st and 2nd XI squads.

Club Night

Our principal club night this summer will be on Thursday evenings including outdoor nets from 6.30pm – 8 pm. Team selections will also be confirmed that evening.

Soccer World Cup Competition

We will again be running our ‘predict the result’ World Cup competition. Entry will be £1 and it would be helpful as a fund raising initiative if all members could endeavour to obtain as many entries as possible. Forms will be available from Keith Webster and Dave Perry shortly. If you would like one emailed to you, contact Keith on This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it

Leicester Electricity Sports Junior CC

The highly successful Leicester City Youth CC (based at Aylestone Rd) have now merged into Electricity Sports to further strengthen the club and it's resources. Contact information can be found on our Juniors page.

 
Welcome to Leicester Electricity Sports CC
Saturday, 12 June 2004

The pavilionWelcome to the Leicester Electricity Sports Cricket Club website. Electricity Sports (Leccy) are a Leicester based cricket club and play at the historic Aylestone Road ground, once home to Leicestershire County Cricket Club between 1901 and 1946. As a result of this, a number of cricketing legends including WG Grace and Sir Don Bradman played on this wicket. It is the most centrally located cricket ground in Leicester itself and even lies between the famous grounds of Leicester City Football Club and Leicester Tigers Rugby Club.

LCCC 1932During World War II, the ground was used by the Leicestershire Volunteer Regiment. However, after the war, Leicestershire CCC moved to their current base at Grace Road due to severe damage to ground's facilities.


Leccy field two sides that play in the Everards Leicestershire County Cricket League on Saturdays (Div 3 and 6), and also a Sunday and Midweek side.

We hope you enjoy visiting our website and find out more about our prestigious ground and club. Who knows, you may even want to come along watch sometime, hire the facilities or even play! 

Feel free to also find out about our facility hire and the junior club

 
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