Derbyshire return to action for the first time in almost two weeks as they travel down to Lord’s to face Middlesex in the Rothesay County Championship. Mickey Arthur’s side currently sit third in Division Two of the competition, just three points ahead of this week’s hosts, and head into the fixture off the back of
Chesterfield’s League Two campaign continues this weekend with what will be a poignant home fixture against Crawley Town, coming just five days after the passing of Spireites owner Phil Kirk. Alongside his brother Ashley, he first invested in the club three years ago and their contributions have played a big part of the Blues’ rise
Preview by North Derbyshire Radio’s Elliot Steadman UP NEXT: Buxton travel north to take on South Shields on Saturday, 30th August, with a 3pm kickoff. The Bucks Buxton fell to a narrow 3-2 defeat against ten-man Curzon Ashton on Bank Holiday Monday. Tai Sodje and Ryan McLean both found the net for Buxton, but their
Chesterfield’s first midweek match of the League Two season sees them travel to face Gareth Ainsworth’s Gillingham on Tuesday night. The Spireites have started the 2025/26 campaign in excellent form, winning three out of three, and will be confident ahead of their trip to the 13th-placed Gills. Despite not beating the Kent side in almost
Preview by North Derbyshire Radio’s Cricket Correspondent James Ede Derbyshire’s third game of the Metro Bank One Day Cup takes place this Sunday as they host local rivals Nottinghamshire at the Central Co-op County Ground. The Falcons are yet to win a game in the competition this year after their opening-match defeat to Gloucestershire and