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Back in the Game

Children in wheelchairs from Sandfield Park School celebrate winning the North West competition while adults cheer in the back

Back in the Game

On the road again - how table cricket has lifted the spirits.

The road to Lord's starts here

Table cricket regional competitions return after three-year absence.

Table Cricket set to return across the country

A child in a yellow shirt concentrates as they prepare to hit a red ball with a small bat during a table cricket game

Table Cricket set to return across the country

Following government advice and ECB guidance we’re delighted to be able to share that after an absence seven months, table cricket can start its return within schools, colleges and other educational environments.

Return to indoor delivery of Lord’s Taverners programmes

Lord's Taverners programmes can now deliver in an indoor setting. Organised indoor activity for disabled people and for under 18s are exempt from the ‘Rule of 6’, allowing us the scope to deliver to larger groups.

Table Cricket hits new heights in Cape Town

Table Cricket hits new heights in Cape Town

Cape Town is no stranger to thrilling cricket clashes, but the Mother City hosted a South Africa vs England challenge of a different kind on Tuesday as legends from both nations played table cricket on Table Mountain.

Ralph Thoresby defend national title at Lord’s

Yorkshire’s Ralph Thoresby School defended their Lord’s Taverners National Table Cricket Finals.

Table cricket regional finals start

Friday 26 April was an important day in the calendar for table cricketers in the South West of England, as the South West Regional Finals of table cricket took place at the Devon Cricket Centre in Exeter.

Joel Hales-Waller: A life less ordinary

It’s tempting to describe Joel Hales-Waller as a typical sports-mad 16 year-old. And true though that is, it would be damning him with faint praise. Our guest writer, Steve Morgan, sits down and talks to this extraordinary young man.

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