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Meet our 2025 Super 1s award winners

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Meet our 2025 Super 1s award winners

Three Super 1s participants and a coach were recognised at our Super 1s Awards at The Oval, presented by England Cricketers Sam Curran and Josh Price. They also met our Patron, HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, who witnessed the impact of Super 1s for the first time.

James Dixon named Lord’s Taverners Disability Cricketer of the Year

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James Dixon named Lord’s Taverners Disability Cricketer of the Year

England deaf and mixed disability squad bowler James Dixon has been named the Lord’s Taverners Disability Cricketer of the Year for 2025.

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh's first Tavs engagement

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HRH The Duke of Edinburgh's first Tavs engagement

Our new Patron witnessed Super 1s, Wicketz and table cricket before meeting our 2025 Super 1s Award winners

Slogging it – 4 down, 1 to go

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Slogging it – 4 down, 1 to go

The monumental challenge of walking between all five Ashes Test grounds has just one leg to go after Slogging It complete the trek from Headingley to Old Trafford in time for what was a (very) wet five days of Ashes cricket.

Super 1s Award winners inspire

The Oval could well be the venue for a very special men’s Ashes finale in two weeks’ time, but this week the historic venue hosted a memorable event of a different kind where two young people were recognised for their personal development and contribution to Super 1s when they were both presented with an Inspire Award by England all-rounder Chris Woakes and comic Adam Hills.

Slogging it Ashes Walk - Over Half Way

Another huge 225 miles was completed last week by the Slogging It Pod, as they set off from the Home of Cricket to Headingley, ready for the first ball of the next Test.

Slogging it Ashes Walk – Second Leg Accomplished

Following the completed first leg from Tavs HQ to Edgbaston Stadium, the podcast trio have now smashed the second leg of their Ashes Walk and completed another 120 mile stretch from Edgbaston to Lord’s in time for the second Test match.

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