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Regional training camps for deaf revealed

The England Cricket Association for the Deaf and the ECB have arranged the first regional winter training camps for deaf cricketers.

Durant Cricket launch video guides

Durant Cricket has made it much easier for NatWest CricketForce members to install their cricket ground equipment by creating a series of easy-to-follow step-by-step video guides on You Tube, showing the installation process.

Randall buoyed by influx of new faces

Chris Devine

England Learning Disabilities captain Gavin Randall expects the energy within his youthful squad to prove significant when they take on Australia and South Africa in this month’s Inas Tri-Nations tournament.

Gloucs disability coaching begins

Gloucestershire players Jack Taylor and David Payne helped to launch the county’s 2011-12 disability cricket coaching programme at Brimsham Green School in Yate, Gloucestershire.

Hants disability scheme scoops prize

The ECB’s disability cricket programme has received a boost after a community sport initiative aimed at Hampshire’s disability cricketers was voted the UK's best sports project at the National Lottery Awards.

Spirit of Cricket award for Lancs duo

Lancashire Cricket Board coaches Mark Cookson and James Cutt have won the MCC Spirit of Cricket award at the Chance to shine Brit Insurance annual achievement awards thanks to a little help from Lancashire’s mascot, Lanky the giraffe.

Morgan confident of Tri-Nations success

Callum Dent

England Learning Disabilities head coach Derek Morgan believes there is enough quality within his squad to win this month’s Inas Tri-Nations tournament in South Africa.

Crowning glory for college

Cricket-mad pupils at Crown Hills Community College will be batting and bowling in a new state-of-the-art sports hall thanks to an £800,000 grant aid contribution from the ECB.

Gale thrilled with England call-up

Chris Devine

Jonathan Gale admits he was shocked to be selected in the England Learning Disabilities squad for next month’s Inas Tri-Nations tournament in South Africa.

England physical disabilities squad named

Selectors have named a 15-player squad to represent England in the first international physical disabilities series.