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How cricket helped transform the life of 12-year-old Jacob

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How cricket helped transform the life of 12-year-old Jacob

Cricket has become a life-changing force for 12-year-old Jacob, who was born with Spina Bifida. With the support of the Surrey Cricket Foundation and Super 1s, the sport has ignited a newfound confidence in Jacob, opening doors he never thought previously possible.

Expanding access to cricket across Northern Ireland

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Expanding access to cricket across Northern Ireland

We are proud to announce an exciting new partnership with the Northern Cricket Union (NCU), which will see our Wicketz and SEND cricket programmes delivered across Northern Ireland.

An invite from Stephen Fry

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An invite from Stephen Fry

I'm thrilled to invite you to join me for an afternoon at Lord's on Monday 28 July, all in support of the magnificent work done by the Lord's Taverners.

£50,000 boost for Bristol Wicketz

Young people living in disadvantaged communities across Bristol are set to benefit from £50,000 of funding from the Hargreaves Foundation in 2025. This significant grant will enable the Lord’s Taverners to develop its Wicketz programme in the city over the next 12 months.

New partnership with the City of Brampton, Canada

We recently visited the City of Brampton outside of Toronto, Canada to sign a memorandum of understanding, donate cricket kit and visit local programmes.

The Oval gasholder hosts a cricketing first to mark £750,000 commitment to Super 1s

The world’s most iconic gasholder hosted a special cricketing occasion, as teams from our Super 1s programme, Surrey Cricket Club and Berkeley played matches at Oval Village in London.

FabLittleBag Partnership

We are delighted to announce that we have partnered with FabLittleBag – an organisation who are committed to actively creating supportive period environments in schools, sports clubs, hospitality, and workplaces.

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