Welcome to the official SNAP profile of

Bradford and Bingley Cricket Club

Who Are We?

We are Grassroots Cricket.

Established in 1865, Bradford and Bingley Cricket Club is a cornerstone of the West Yorkshire sporting community. Our home at Wagon Lane is one of the region's few remaining grounds featuring a traditional cricket pavilion—a symbol of our deep heritage.

Following the landmark 1989 merger between Bingley CC and Bradford CC, we have become one of the most decorated clubs in the region. We are historically the joint-most successful club in the prestigious Gordon Rigg Bradford Premier League, boasting:

10 League Titles

11 Priestley Cup Wins (including the 2023 Championship)

3 Yorkshire Club Championships

2 T20 Trophy Wins

Our Teams & Performance
We field a diverse range of teams, providing a pathway from youth development to elite amateur cricket:

1st XI: Finished a resilient 4th in the Premiership (2025) despite early-season injuries to Captain Jacob Slator and wicket-keeper Ben Moffatt. We are thrilled to announce the return of star overseas bowler Udith Madushan (55 wickets in 2025) for the 2026 season.

2nd XI: Following promotion in 2024, the team successfully consolidated their Premier League status in 2025, serving as a vital bridge for our rising junior talent.

3rd XI: Competing in the Craven and District Cricket League, this side offers our youngest players their first vital taste of senior competitive cricket.

The Queen Bees: Our Women & Girls’ section is a runaway success. Formed in 2024, they won their league and a regional cup in their debut year. In 2025, they secured a 2nd place finish in Division 1. For 2026, we are expanding to include an Under-18 girls’ hardball team.

A Legacy of Excellence
Wagon Lane has been a proving ground for international icons. We are proud to have been a part of the journeys of:

Current Internationals: Harry Brook (England), Adil Rashid (England), and Noman Ali (Pakistan).

Ashes Heroes & County Stars: Matthew Hoggard, Gareth Batty, and former Yorkshire Captain (and our current groundsman) Neil Hartley.

Global Talent: Our 2024 overseas player, Loren Steenkamp, is currently representing Namibia in the 2026 T20 World Cup.

Why Sponsor Us?

Bradford and Bingley CC is run entirely by dedicated volunteers and funded through the generosity of the local business community. By sponsoring the "Bees" for the 2026 season, you are not just putting your name on a shirt, banner, ball; you are investing in:

High-Visibility Branding: Exposure in the most competitive non-professional league in the UK.

Community Impact: Supporting the growth of Women’s cricket and junior pathways.

Heritage: Preserving one of the most historic and sporting venues in West Yorkshire.

How does SNAP deliver more value to you?

Sponsoring through the (SNAP) provides significant value. Being a SNAP member grants access to expert guidance and unique activations which will maximise your return on objectives and investment. For over a decade SNAP has supported grassroots, local and regional sports across the UK by facilitating mutually beneficial partnerships between businesses and clubs to benefit companies communities and the economy. We welcome the opportunity to discuss how we can replicate this success with you.

Why is sponsorship important?

Sponsorship is a vital financial lifeline, helping us manage costs and advance our growth plans. It also opens doors for young players, nurturing their enthusiasm and honing their skills while improving equipment and facilities to welcome everyone. Plus, sponsorship builds a sense of community, connecting your company with our network to achieve your business goals. By sponsoring us, your business will gain increased brand visibility, giving you the chance to connect with our audience and showcase your products, services and experiences. For more information, please check out our Sponsorship Opportunities.

What will your investment enable?

Through sponsorship you will support the following objectives:

1. To provide opportunities and support for the development of young/junior female and male players from diverse backgrounds in the region.
2. Upgrade facilities including girls’ and women’s changing rooms to be inclusive.
3. Repair Outdoor Cricket Nets damaged by the weather and floods in 2025.
4. The development of Club House social facilities to increase revenue.

Thank you for your time and consideration and most importantly your support.