Official site of the England and Wales Cricket Board
NatWest CricketForce 2009 is your chance to help your club - so register today. Registrations have now gone live and it's an easy process to sign up for the weekend of April 3, 4 and 5.
A record number of clubs, 1,375, signed up for NatWest CricketForce 2008 with 85,000 volunteers contributing between £35-£40m in cash and kind, an increase of more than £5m on the previous year. The numbers keep on rising.
NatWest CricketForce sees volunteers of all ages coming together to support their local cricket club.
From building new pavilions to painting advertising boards, cleaning guttering to laying new cricket nets, there are a huge number of jobs which clubs need to undertake before the start of a new season.
A number of England internationals joined in the latest initiative with Ravi Bopara and women's captain Charlotte Edwards picking up a paintbrush at Hertford while Chris Adams and Luke Wright braved the snow at St James's Montefiore.
The next NatWest CricketForce will take place on the weekend of April 3, 4 and 5. It only takes two minutes to register for NatWest CricketForce so don't delay.
Only a year and the Aussies are here - here's all the info you need
Want to watch some cricket? Find the matches you want to see
Contact ECB by email, phone or fax - or feedback via ecb.co.uk
ECB publications for you to download as PDFs, plus other resources
All the contact information and links to help you buy match tickets
Get the news feeds you want on your PC/Mac right now on ecb.co.uk
Enjoy our blogs, right across the cricketing spectrum, from players to volunteers
The best coverage of county cricket, all day every day, on ecb.co,uk
Official site of the England and Wales Cricket Board