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£2m government funding boost for our work in SEND schools

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£2m government funding boost for our work in SEND schools

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has today announced a £35 million investment into grassroots cricket facilities and widening access to the sport within state schools, with £2 million going towards our continued growth of our disability cricket offer across the country.

In 2023 we achieved amazing things together!

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In 2023 we achieved amazing things together!

Our latest Impact Report evidences the reach and life-changing impact of our work on young people facing the challenges of inequality across our disability and community cricket programmes.

Kit Recycling programme to focus on cricket kit only

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Kit Recycling programme to focus on cricket kit only

An update on our Kit Recycling programme.

Yorkshire Wicketz projects unite for a day in Hull

Yorkshire Wicketz projects unite for a day in Hull

In early November, the Yorkshire Cricket Foundation (YCF) orchestrated a day out for their Leeds, Bradford and Hull Wicketz participants in Hull.

Glasgow Wicketz thrilling tapeball tournament

Recently, our Wicketz hubs in Glasgow celebrated the end of a fantastic outdoor cricket season with a thrilling tapeball tournament held at Myrtle Park in south Glasgow.

Cricket Charities Cup

At the iconic Lord's Cricket Ground, the MCC Foundation recently hosted the Cricket Charities Cup 2023, bringing together young cricketers from diverse backgrounds.

New table cricket equipment set to enhance the game for thousands of young people with disabilities

New table cricket equipment set to enhance the game for thousands of young people with disabilities

1,000 new and improved sets of table cricket kit have been created and distributed to county cricket boards and special educational needs and disabilities schools (SEND) across the country this month as the charity continues to improve access to cricket for young people with disabilities.

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