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Congratulations to Salopians Freddie and Liam, who have helped the Cheshire U16 side reach the final of the ECB County Cup. Surrey or Hampshire will be their opponents on September 15th.

We are absolutely thrilled to see last season’s 1st XI captain Jack Home sign a three-year professional contract with Worcestershire CCC. He has represented Shrewsbury with distinction since making his 1st XI debut as a 14 year old, and we are hugely proud of everything he has achieved.

Incredible news this morning, as Freddie O has been called up to the Ireland U19 side at the age of just 16. He will represent his country in a tri-series against England and Scotland at Loughborough, beginning next week. Congratulations!

Congratulations to 2024 leavers Jack Home and Theo Wylie, who have both signed professional county cricket contracts this summer. The former Shrewsbury 1st XI players are an inspiration to the upcoming cricket talent we have at Shrewsbury. #FloreatSalopia bit.ly/4cQpCI8

Huge congratulations to Shrewsbury Cricket Club on winning the Birmingham Premier Division 2 title. Led by OS Lewis Evans, and regularly featuring a multitude of other Salopians past and present, they have thoroughly deserved their success. Outstanding work!

Jack Home will today make his First Class debut for Worcestershire CCC against Warwickshire CCC 🏏. Another incredible achievement for last season’s 1st XI captain. We are once again enormously proud.

A special day today, as Freddie makes his Ireland U19 debut against England at Loughborough this morning. He will keep wicket and bat in the 50 over One Day International. Aged just 16, this is a stunning achievement, and everyone at Shrewsbury is thrilled for him.

A superb effort from Freddie, who top-scores while opening the batting on debut for Ireland U19s. After England won the toss and elected to bowl, Ireland were reduced to 54-5, but Freddie stood firm with a resolute 34 featuring 4 fours and a six. Ireland were dismissed for 141

Some wonderful boundaries from Freddie’s innings today, as he top-scores for Ireland U19s against England U19s.

Good morning from a sunny Loughborough University, where Freddie is in U19 ODI action again, this time against Scotland. Everyone at Shrewsbury is incredibly proud of his fully deserved success.

After 20 overs Ireland are 80-2, with Freddie still at the crease on 26 not out.

Freddie reaches his first International 50. A truly wonderful moment. 🇮🇪

Freddie departs for a magnificent 89, with his knock featuring 11 fours. Ireland are 269-6 with 5 overs remaining.

After Cheshire posted 267 in the ECB U16 Cup National Final, rain prevented Surrey replying, meaning the trophy was shared. Liam starred with the bat hitting 92 from 76 balls, and later lifted the trophy with fellow Salopian Freddie. Congratulations, chaps!