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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

Ortus Energy funding boost for York Super 1s helps charity empower young people with a disability through cricket

Young people living with a disability throughout York are set to benefit from a funding boost for disability cricket programme, Super 1s, from Ortus Energy.

£500,000 Westminster Foundation funding boost for inclusive cricket programmes

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£500,000 Westminster Foundation funding boost for inclusive cricket programmes

Young people living with a disability and from disadvantaged communities in Westminster are set to benefit from a £500,000 Partnership Grant awarded by the Westminster Foundation in support of Lord’s Taverners national community cricket programmes Super 1s and Wicketz over the next five years.

Experience the impact of inclusive cricket!

For the first time in the competition's history, our National Table Cricket Finals will take place as part of Disability Cricket Day, which is set to be the biggest ever one-off showcase of disability cricket hosted by the MCC, ECB and Lord’s Taverners at Lord's on Wednesday 25 June.

Read our 2024 Impact Report

Read our 2024 Impact Report

We reached more young people through our cricket programmes than ever before in 2024, with nearly 30,000 young people facing the challenges of inequality benefiting from our work.

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