Bucks Cricket is delighted to announce a new partnership with Bloom Health Hospitals, who will become the Headline Sponsor for the 2026 season.

The agreement will see Bloom Health Hospitals take placement on the front of all Bucks men’s, women’s, and pathway kits, as well as staff uniforms. The partnership brings together an ambitious National County and a team of healthcare professionals, aiming to transform the healthcare experience in the UK.

Bloom Health brings together urgent care, GP walk-in services, diagnostics, imaging, pathology and specialist care under one roof. Their integrated approach helps reduce delays, avoid unnecessary referrals and create smoother, more reassuring care journeys.

Rich Hudson, CEO at Bucks Cricket, said: "I’m delighted to welcome Bloom Health Hospital as our new principal sponsor. Their commitment to excellence and community wellbeing aligns perfectly with our vision for the future of cricket across Buckinghamshire.

"With Bloom Health Hospital’s support, we are excited to continue growing the game, investing in our players, and strengthening our connection with the wider Milton Keynes community.

"We have enjoyed getting to know Ravinder and Fateh at Bloom Health, and are excited to build a strong and successful relationship together over the seasons ahead."

At Bloom Health Hospitals, everything they do is guided by a patient-first philosophy. From their modern facilities to the clinical pathways, they focus on safety, clarity and dignity, ensuring patients feel listened to, informed and supported at every stage of care.

Ravinder Singh Punia, CEO/Founder at Bloom Health Hospitals, said: "We see this partnership with Bucks Cricket CIO as a meaningful opportunity to combine community impact with long-term value. Our focus is not only on supporting the game, but also on using this platform to actively promote health, wellbeing, and preventative care across the local population.

"Cricket is something that resonates deeply with us at a personal level. As a Board, many of us have grown up playing the game, and we recognise the powerful role it plays in bringing communities together and shaping positive lifestyles.

"From Bloom Health perspective, we are keen to build a partnership that is visible, engaging, and delivers real benefit, whether that’s through community outreach, player and family wellbeing initiatives, or creating wider awareness around accessible healthcare.

"We are here to support our communities seven days a week, and we believe this collaboration can become a strong example of how sport and healthcare can work together to make a genuine difference.

"We look forward to working closely with you and the team to bring this to life."

Like Bucks Cricket, they are here to support our communities seven days a week, and this collaboration shows how sport and healthcare can work together to make a genuine difference.