As part of a national structure headed by the England & Wales Cricket Board, the Cheshire Cricket Board was established in 1998, as one of 39 County Boards, responsible for the management and development of every form of recreational cricket for men, women, and children.

Cheshire Cricket Board Limited was registered (No. 7155305) at Companies House on 11 February 2010 as a company limited by guarantee.

The Cheshire Cricket Board recognises the importance of recruiting, retaining and developing players and volunteers, and acknowledges a need to nurture a strong Club network, the bedrock of Cheshire Cricket.

The Cheshire Cricket Board is committed to promoting diversity and inclusion across the sport of cricket from those playing, watching, volunteering, officiating, coaching, and working, so that everyone can say “Cricket is a game for me”. The Cheshire Cricket Board supports the ECB Anti-Discrimination Code