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[Bruce]

Hello gents, as a club we have decided to pull out of our Sunday cricket league here in Dorset.
We are still wanting to play some games on Sundays and want to advertise for fixtures for touring teams.

Thanks

[uknsaunders]

Thefixturelist.org.uk and of course the cricket exchange on CBF!

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[ItsJustCricket]

Shame you're not closer to London, Bruce, as I am the Fixtures Secretary for my club and have been tasked with finding some new fixtures for 2014!

[WalkingWicket37]

Shame you're not closer to London, Bruce, as I am the Fixtures Secretary for my club and have been tasked with finding some new fixtures for 2014!

Fancy a trip down to the South Coast Paul?? 

[Maverick79]

Try http://www.thesundaycricketer.co.uk I used it last year but it depends on how many clubs are signed up in your local area

[ItsJustCricket]

Fancy a trip down to the South Coast Paul?? 

Maybe... Where on the south coast exactly? Please PM me with more info on the club too - we generally look for "medium-weak" teams when adding new fixtures!

[Bruce]

We are certainly a medium to weak team!

[TangoWhiskey]

Hello gents, as a club we have decided to pull out of our Sunday cricket league here in Dorset.
We are still wanting to play some games on Sundays and want to advertise for fixtures for touring teams.

Thanks

We have sometimes used: http://www.thesundaycricketer.co.uk/ which is free and pretty decent.

Another option is to sign up to the Conference which helps arrange fixtures, but you have to pay a subscription and a fee for fixtures. http://www.club-cricket.co.uk/

Shame you're not closer to London, Bruce, as I am the Fixtures Secretary for my club and have been tasked with finding some new fixtures for 2014!

Paul is Watford too far for you guys? If not my team sounds like it will fit your bill.

[Buzz]

You can also use the Club Cricket Conference