Register now for priority access to tickets for Derbyshire Falcons vs Yorkshire Vikings T20 on Sunday 6 July.
The 2024 fixture saw the Falcons claim a dominant win to extend their streak over the Vikings at Chesterfield to seven games, and close out an action-packed BRM Chesterfield Festival of Cricket.
The fixture sold out in 2017,18,19, 22, 23 & 24, and registering is the best chance to secure your tickets for the 2025, with the likes of Samit Patel, Wayne Madsen and Aneurin Donald all likely to appear.
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Memorable Moments
A fixture steeped in history and tradition, Queen’s Park has often been the scene of some truly memorable Vitality Blast moments between the Falcons and Yorkshire Vikings.
The winning streak in Chesterfield began all the way back in 2015, as all-rounder Alex Hughes sealed the win with two fours off Matt Fisher in the 19th over.
2017’s clash saw a 28-ball 42 from Wayne Madsen and three wickets from Imran Tahir, helping the Falcons to a three-run victory.
The ground witnessed a thrilling contest in 2018, when Derbyshire hit the winning runs with just one ball to spare.
Matt Critchley struck the winning boundary off Tim Bresnan, on his way to a scintillating 38 from just 17 deliveries, while Godleman led the way with an unbeaten 71.
Just as it did a year prior, the 2019 contest went down to the final over with Godleman (70 not out) and Critchley at the crease.
With five balls to spare, Derbyshire’s five-wicket victory was confirmed when David Willey bowled a wide down the leg-side.
In 2022, Leus du Plooy etched his name into the history books, smashing 18 of the required 19 runs to defeat Yorkshire Vikings in the final over, sending the sold-out crowd into raptures.
The 2023 fixture saw the Falcons registered their biggest ever T20 victory, the winning margin being 144 runs. Derbyshire posted 212 for four, with Haider Ali (59), Leus du Plooy (66*) and Brooke Guest (39*) producing brilliant knocks.
2024 saw another dominant win for the Falcons, who will be aiming to replicate such performances in 2025, as we go in search of silverware.
