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Net gain for Rode Park and Lawton CC

Rode Park and Lawton Cricket Club in Cheshire has completed a massive project to replace its practice facilities, thanks in part to a grant from the England and Wales Cricket Board.

Hunt scoops multi-sport groundsman gong

Lord’s groundsman Mick Hunt beat Trent Bridge’s Steve Birks to the prestigious Professional Cricket Groundsman of the Year award.

Life's a beach - Comber

Playing for England Visually Impaired in the inaugural VI World Twenty20 has been one of the highlights of Rob Comber‘s life.

India VI seal World T20

India Visually Impaired defeated rivals Pakistan by 29 runs at Bangalore to win the first World Twenty20.

England VI beaten in semi

England Visually Impaired missed out on a place in the final of the inaugural World Twenty20 with a nine-wicket last-four loss to unbeaten Pakistan.

Martin buoyed by England progress

Chris Devine

England’s Visually Impaired team are “on a bit of a roll” as they head into the World T20 semi-final against Pakistan, according to Ian Martin, the ECB’s head of disability cricket.

England VI storm into semi-finals

England Visually Impaired secured a semi-final berth at the inauguaral World Twenty20 with a convincing seven-wicket win over West Indies.

VI edge towards last-four berth

England Visually Impaired are just one victory away from reaching the semi-finals of the inaugural World T20 following a triumph over Australia.

All-round Andy powers VI

England Visually Impaired made it two wins in their last two World Twenty20 encounters, cruising past Nepal by 10 wickets. Andy Powers took a wicket and struck 77 not out.

VI break their duck

England Visually Impaired picked up their first victory of the inaugural World Twenty20 on the back of Matt Dean’s quite sensational 139 not out against South Africa.