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Girls cricket the winner at Lord's

With close to 1,700 schools entering the U13 and U15 Lady Taverners indoor cricket competitions, their respective finals days at the MCC Indoor Academy at Lord’s brought the five regional winners from both age groups together to compete for the two national titles.

The charity was nominated on the back of the impact of our national disability cricket programmes, Super 1s and Table Cricket, where young people living with disabilities across the country benefit from playing regular sports and all the benefits that brings.

This year the awards ceremony will be a virtual one, taking place at 4pm on 4 March 2021 where we find out if we come out as winners. The full shortlist can be seen here (www.cypnowawards.com/shortlist-2020)

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