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Super 1s Imogen meets cricketing hero

Surrey Super 1s participant Imogen enjoyed an unforgettable experience last month when she got a surprise visit from her sporting hero, England batter Alice Capsey.

Celebrating disability cricket at Lord's

Celebrating disability cricket at Lord's

In a fantastic showcase of sporting inclusivity at the Home of Cricket, it was fantastic for the charity to be part of the first ever day at Lord's dedicated to disability cricket. Participants from our programmes made unforgettable memories with some cricketing icons, on a day that will go down in history.

Beckfoot School crowned National Table Cricket Champions

In an exciting celebration of inclusivity, we recently held our National Table Cricket Finals at Lord’s with Yorkshire’s Beckfoot School being crowned national champions.

The Oval gasholder hosts a cricketing first to mark £750,000 commitment to Super 1s

The world’s most iconic gasholder hosted a special cricketing occasion, as teams from our Super 1s programme, Surrey Cricket Club and Berkeley played matches at Oval Village in London.

The road to Lord's starts now

Table cricket regional finals return with spot in National Finals Day at Lord’s up for grabs.

£2m government funding boost for our work in SEND schools

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has today announced a £35 million investment into grassroots cricket facilities and widening access to the sport within state schools, with £2 million going towards our continued growth of our disability cricket offer across the country.

Super 1s Impact - Meet Hadley and family

Super 1s Impact - Meet Hadley and family

Hadley (13) has Cerebral Palsy and is a full-time wheelchair user. Here he and his family tell us about his passion for cricket, how he discovered the Super 1s programme and what a difference it has made to their lives.

Alfie Pyle named Lord’s Taverners Disability Cricketer of the Year

Alfie Pyle named Lord’s Taverners Disability Cricketer of the Year

Former Super 1s participant turned coach Alfie Pyle has been named the Lord’s Taverners Disability Cricketer of the Year for 2023.

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