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Middlesex Super 1s participant, Ella, meets her heroes at Lord's

Middlesex Super 1s participant, Ella, meets her heroes at Lord's

The dreams of one young girl came true, when Ella, one of Middlesex in the Community’s Disability Super 1s participants, was given the honour of being the coin toss mascot ahead of England Women’s One Day International clash against India Women at Lord’s.

Experience the impact of inclusive cricket!

For the first time in the competition's history, our National Table Cricket Finals will take place as part of Disability Cricket Day, which is set to be the biggest ever one-off showcase of disability cricket hosted by the MCC, ECB and Lord’s Taverners at Lord's on Wednesday 25 June.

Is this the highest-ever cricket pitch in London?

A once-industrial icon became the city’s most unique cricket venue as guests took to the top of the historic Oval gas holder - an astonishing 11 storeys high - for a one-off cricket session overlooking the legendary Kia Oval cricket ground.

Expanding access to cricket across Northern Ireland

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Expanding access to cricket across Northern Ireland

We are proud to announce an exciting new partnership with the Northern Cricket Union (NCU), which will see our Wicketz and SEND cricket programmes delivered across Northern Ireland.

How cricket helped transform the life of 12-year-old Jacob

Cricket has become a life-changing force for 12-year-old Jacob, who was born with Spina Bifida. With the support of the Surrey Cricket Foundation and Super 1s, the sport has ignited a newfound confidence in Jacob, opening doors he never thought previously possible.

Support Connor's London Marathon dream

Support Connor's London Marathon dream

Somerset Super 1s' Connor Hyde will become our first ever cricket programme participant to take on the challenge of running the London Marathon for us.

Half-Term Programme Activity

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Half-Term Programme Activity

During the most recent February half-term, our inclusive cricket programmes saw a host of cricket festivals, workshops and new experiences take place up and down the country, showcasing the power of sport.

Read our 2024 Impact Report

Read our 2024 Impact Report

We reached more young people through our cricket programmes than ever before in 2024, with nearly 30,000 young people facing the challenges of inequality benefiting from our work.

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