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ASDA Kwik Cricket
ASDA Kwik Cricket is a simple game for all boys and girls from five years of age upwards.
It is currently played in 8,000 primary schools and over 4,500 of the 6,000 ECB affiliated clubs. It’s designed to provide children with an introduction to cricket and can be played either indoors or outdoors.
The ECB is pleased to announce a three-year agreement with Gray-Nicolls to manufacture and distribute the ECB Development Competitions Equipment, specifically for the ASDA KwikCricket and InterCricket programmes.
The kit has been refreshed with a number of new design features as well as new additions to the product line and is now available at www.kwikcricket.org. The kit will be available very soon via a bespoke website. To get on the waiting list for kit, and for all other inquiries, please email sales@kwikcricket.org.
ASDA Kwik Cricket forms an integral part of the ECB’s strategic goal of increasing the levels of participation amongst children.Since ASDA began sponsoring Kwik Cricket in 2006 the competition has continued to grow with 139,000 children taking part in 2011. Over the last six years there has been a 55 per cent increase in participants in the girl’s competition alone.
This ASDA Kwik Cricket section shows you how the game is played with examples of different formats, and gives details of the Awards Scheme to test the children's skills as they develop.
ASDA and ECB
ASDA have renewed their longstanding title sponsorship of Kwik Cricket for a further three calendar years at the end of 2011.
ASDA will continue to support the Kwik Cricket National Girls Primary Schools Competition along with the National Kwik Cricket mixed competition open to school boys and girls in years five and six.
ASDA Kwik Cricket is designed to provide children, between the ages of seven and 11, with an introduction to cricket and can be played either indoors or outdoors.
The ECB, in conjunction with the 18 first-class counties and ASDA will continue to support a series of recreational junior cricket festivals in communities across the country. These festivals will be attended by high-profile professional cricketers who, in addition to passing on coaching tips, will also talk to children about the benefits of healthy living.
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