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Jacob's Super 1s experience

Jacob is part of Somerset Cricket Foundation's Super 1s programme, which aims to support and develop young people with additional needs through cricket.

New table cricket equipment set to enhance the game for thousands of young people with disabilities

New table cricket equipment set to enhance the game for thousands of young people with disabilities

1,000 new and improved sets of table cricket kit have been created and distributed to county cricket boards and special educational needs and disabilities schools (SEND) across the country this month as the charity continues to improve access to cricket for young people with disabilities.

The road to Lord's starts now

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

Exciting summer of Taverners XI fixtures await, starting in Corfu

Exciting summer of Taverners XI fixtures await, starting in Corfu

This is your last chance to book a trip to see the Taverners XI in Corfu but we have plenty of other fixtures for you to watch this summer!

Super 1s to benefit from £60,000 Masonic Charitable Foundation grant

Super 1s to benefit from £60,000 Masonic Charitable Foundation grant

Thousands of young people with disabilities participating in our national disability cricket programme, Super 1s, are set to benefit from a £60,000 grant courtesy of the London Freemasons.

A day in the life of Shravani

Read more about a day in her life and the challenges she faces on a daily basis living with Asperger’s Syndrome, anxiety and depression and how she uses cricket as a force for good.

Thousands of young people with disabilities to access Lord’s Taverners inclusive disability cricket programmes

Thousands more young people with disabilities will have access to cricket in schools across the country through an exciting new programme launched by the Lord’s Taverners as part of cricket’s bid to become the most inclusive sport in the UK.

ECB, Chance to Shine and Lord’s Taverners join forces, taking cricket to hundreds more schools this year

Through inclusive programmes being rolled out by the ECB, Chance to Shine and Lord’s Taverners, cricket will be taken directly to those children who are at the greatest risk of missing out on playing the game.

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