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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.

Josh Price named Disability Cricketer of the Year

England Deaf cricket team all-rounder Josh Price has been named the Lord’s Taverners Disability Cricketer of the Year for 2022.

Worcester celebrates world-first Inclusive Cricket Centre

The Inclusive Cricket Centre, a triumph for partnerships across cricket, will become the home of disability cricket in England but significantly will provide a state-of-the-art facility that will allow anyone who wants to play cricket the opportunity to pick up and bat and ball.

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.

Shane Warne presents Hillingdon with Super 1s trophy

Hillingdon retained their title in style at the Super 1s London Finals at Lord’s this week, going unbeaten all day at the home of cricket. Australian legend Warne surprised the participants and was there to hand out the trophies.

Disability Cricket receives funding boost from Berkeley Foundation

The Lord’s Taverners and the Berkeley Foundation have announced a new four-year £800,000 partnership to support the continued growth of the Super 1s Disability Cricket programme.

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