Sutton On Hull Cricket Club

Sutton Cricket Club Hull's friendliest club. The pitch was in a field east of St. I am sure the side must have travelled on the train when necessary.

The Sutton on Hull cricket Club was formed prior to 1872 when W.G.Grace was in his prime and when the game was played with 22 per side and being a special village social event. James's Church known as Church Mount and very little is known of this period but a photograph remains today of the annual cricket match V the twenty two in 1893. The Club continued on after the 1st World War the centre base

d on Church Mount close to the Duke of York Pub which must have been a focus for after game chatter. The Club had new facilities between the Wars the newly built Barbara Robson playing fields along side the Hull to Hornsea railway line. The sides travelled to away games on bikes and cricket was played against local Hull sides and village sides such as Cowden, Swine, Wawne, Hatfield, Hedon and Catwick. The Club was very strong after the 2nd World War and the local village lads played a big part in the history of the Sutton Cricket Club when they made the bold decision to split from the football team and seek out their own playing arena. Doctor Cummings had a field used for grazing sheep at the rear of Netherhall and he offered to lease this to the Club for £25.00 per year. This proved a massive project for the members at the time and the players of today owe so much to the foresight of these cricketers. The ground came to fruition after 3 or 4 years of hard toil, plant and machinery, joiners and helpers of all sorts created an excellent setting to play cricket. The famous tale of the time was the building of the Cricket Pavilion, the laying of the square and the removal of an enormous oak tree right where the square exists today, the hole in the field was a sight to see. Sheep kept the outfield in trim and what a joy was the approach to the ground through the scenic grounds of Netherhall. The changing rooms and tea rooms where officially opened by Norman Yardley of Yorkshire and England and the whole village turned out for this proud day in the club's history. In 1963 the Club purchased the ground outright for £450 and are still the proud owners of the site. An additional Clubhouse has been located on the site after some hard work throughout the 1960's.This building was opened with Sutton playing a side from East Yorkshire and photo's exist today. The members have worked hard to maintain these facilities and still flourish today after such a long and traditional history. Many hundreds of people have been involved over the years and below are just a few who have added to history of the Club:
Names from before the 1st World War include Latimer and James Calvert the Blacksmith's and Hakeney and Rodmell. The 1930's side was full of village people and the bold people from the 1950's included Blanshard, Sewell, Harrison, Blagg, Found, Baldwin, Buxton. The ground has been maintained by the Blagg brothers, Thompson, Williams, and since 2000 the Club has been very organised under club captain Burden, Chairman Taylor, and under Ashdown and Petfield, youth development is well under way. In 1935 J.H.Blagg took 10 for 17 (still a club record) and the 1st ever century by a Club member came in 1963 the Reverend Hawthorn scoring 100 notout, the members celebrated in the Duke of York and it was mentioned in his sermon the next day. The 1st century by a second team player was D.Buxton. In the England World Cup year 1966 Buzza scored the highest ever individual score 138 at Hornsea. Mike Bore played as a teenager at Sutton and went on to play first class cricket for Yorkshire and Nottinghamshire. League Championships came in 1983, 2003 and 2002 for the 2nd X1. The Club has had so many voluntary helpers Buckton, Curtis, Thacker, Heckford and Buxton are just a few who have given their time and the Blagg brothers have continued on from their father and grandfather. by Keith Blagg

24/08/2026

TEAM NEWS

Tonight, our Midweek Sixers take on Legal Services, with a 5:45pm start

Photos from The Yorkshire Premier League North Sponsored By Attis Insurance Ltd's post

23/08/2026

23/08/2026

Summer Slam 6s WINNERS 🏆

Well done to the Women playing today, fantastic tournament and great cricket 🏏

23/08/2026

EDIT: They have reached the FINAL 🙌

The Women’s 1st XI have headed to Snainton Cricket Club today to play in the Super 6s tournament 🏏 bring it home Ladies !!

Photos from Sutton On Hull Cricket Club's post

21/08/2026

WEEKENDS TEAMS

Tomorrow, our 1XI make the long trip to Scalby

Our 2XI are at home to Hull Strikers, with a 1pm start

On Sunday, our 3XI host Goole, with a 10am start time.

18/08/2026

Our new website is now live. Please give it a visit. Thanks to Jon Petfield (Sponsored by Dapa Consultancy LTD for his time and effort in creating this.

Sutton-On-Hull Cricket Club Founded in 1872, we are one of the oldest and most welcoming cricket clubs in East Yorkshire. Whether you're a seasoned cricketer or a spectator, there's a place for you at the Netherhall.

15/08/2026

WEEKEND’S TEAMS

Today, our 1XI are at home to Hornsea.
Our 2XI are away to North Ferriby

Tomorrow, our 3XI travel to Welton

14/08/2026

LAST WEEK’S RESULTS

1️⃣Our 1XI lost to Brandesburton by 3 wickets.

Batting first, a steady flow of wickets hampered Sutton. An 88 run partnership between Lewis Sanderson (62, Sponsored by GEV Wind Power) and Harry Masterman (34, Sponsored by Halmshaws - Bathroom & Shower Centres) helped Sutton post 171.

In reply, Brandesburton, despite losing steady wickets, found a way to get over the line. Pick of the bowlers was Harpreet Singh (4/38).

2️⃣ Our 2XI made it 7 wins in a row on Saturday (8 in a row on Sunday) with a 67 run win at Brandesburton.

Batting first, Sutton raced out the tracks with Faisal Sahak (38 off 23 balls). A 45 run partnership between Jon Petfield (23, Sponsored by Dapa Consultancy LTD) and Keanan Challis (19, Sponsored by 3 Crowns Interiors) came before three wickets fell for just 19 runs. At 115/5, Syam Samudrala (62*) and Raja Kamran Numberdaar (28) steadied the ship before Charlie Brook (36, Sponsored by Roclad) and a quick fire 18 from Husnain Yas Bashir set a mammoth 291 to win.

In reply, Brandesburton started their innings with some aggression, however wickets fell in clusters. Syam Samudrala (3/32) kept his great form going, with Yasir (3/47) and Amit Singh Shekhawat (3/21) all contributing to another good win.

3️⃣ Our 3XI fell to an 8 wicket defeat at home to Driffield.

Unfortunately, Sutton’s innings never got going. 12 year old Sam (Sponsored by Northern Accountants Ltd) on just his second senior game was the highlight of the innings, playing some incredible shots for a well made 26*.

In reply, the two solitary wickets for Chris Steeksma were all that fell. With Driffield knocking the total off in the 17th over

14/08/2026

TOMORROW! Down at SCC bring your friends!

🏏🥂 WOMEN’S DAY AT SUTTON CRICKET CLUB 🥂🏏

Calling all the wives, girlfriends, sisters, mums, daughters and fellow cricket widows… this one’s for you! 😂

Because let’s be honest, we’ve all had to share someone we love with cricket at some point… the Saturday disappearances, the Sunday teas, the “just one more over” and the “I’ll only be a couple of hours” that somehow turns into an entire day! 🤦🏼‍♀️😂🏏

So we’re reclaiming the boundary and having a day just for the women! 💅🏼🥂

Come along, have a laugh, meet the other women behind the players and enjoy some prosecco, cakes and hotdogs while watching the Sutton 1st Team take on their opponents in a home game! 🏏🍰🌭🥂

And if you’ve ever thought “I actually quite fancy having a go myself…” 👀🏏

Come and chat to the Sutton Women’s Team! Whether you’ve played before, haven’t picked up a bat since school or literally have NO IDEA what’s going on 😂 we’d love to meet you!

Tag your fellow cricket widows and bring them along! 💚

Because if you can’t beat cricket… join it. 😉🏏

13/08/2026

Tonight sees our newly formed midweek development team, Sutton Sixers, play their first game.

The team, under the captaincy of Jamie Dillon, have been put together to give our promising juniors more experience playing senior cricket whilst playing alongside our coaches.

Tonight’s game against Cherry Burton Cricket Club starts at 6, come along and see our future stars at the beginning of their senior careers.

Want your business to be the top-listed Gym/sports Facility in Kingston upon Hull?

Click here to claim your Sponsored Listing.

Location

Kingston upon Hull

Website

http://suttonoh.play-cricket.com/

Address

Kingston Upon Hull

Sutton On Hull Cricket Club

Share

Location

Category

Website

Address

Listing takedown request