
Code: BSS
BS CC - Sofia Spartans is a cricket club that has gradually etched its mark in the intriguing landscape of Bulgarian cricket. Founded in 2007, the team has become a vital pillar in promoting the sport within a nation where cricket isn’t typically the first sport that springs to mind. Starting as a community effort by enthusiastic expatriates, BS CC - Sofia Spartans is one of the few clubs in a developing Bulgarian cricket scene.
Their journey over the years is marked by a handful of noteworthy achievements. Though the team's name might not yet resonate widely across Europe's cricketing circles, their determination is evidenced by their regular top performances in the Bulgarian T20 domestic tournaments. They've clinched the national championship a couple of times, with their most standout victory being in 2019—a win that, for many, signified the arrival of the Sofia Spartans as a serious contender on the local stage.
A few key players have shaped the Sophia Spartans' story. The likes of Ahmed Hussain, a consistent top-order batsman, and Raja Patel, a deft all-rounder, have been pivotal. Their commitment and skill have turned the tide on many occasions, inspiring younger players to take up the sport. Hussain’s innings of 89 not out against the Sofia Alphas remains a fondly remembered highlight, encapsulating the grit and flair the team occasionally brings to the pitch.
Rivalries, while nascent, have begun to take form, most notably with the Varna Voyagers. Matches between the two have sparked a lively regional competition, often drawing in fans more interested in local pride than the finer technical nuances of cricket.
Sofia Spartans’ playing style leans towards aggressive batting, often preferring to seize the initiative with the bat. While at times their bowling attack seems pedestrian, the team makes up for it with sharp fielding and a never-say-die attitude.
In terms of traditions, the team embraces its multicultural roots, making it a beacon for cricket enthusiasts in Bulgaria who might feel disconnected from the mainstream sports culture. Their home ground is the National Sports Academy Ground in Sofia, modest yet brimming with the enthusiasm of fans who gather, not only to cheer but also to partake in a community that feels like family.
The fan culture is still burgeoning, characterised by a loyal yet understated crowd that enjoys laid-back weekend matches. With each season, there’s a growing sense that BS CC - Sofia Spartans can be about more than just cricket—it’s about fostering a sense of belonging and providing a cricketing home in the heart of Bulgaria.




















