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A new project with the aim of using cricket as a vechicle for social cohesion and faith integration has been launched in Leeds.
England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff will front Chance to shine, the charity behind the national schools’ cricket initiative has announced.
As part of the wider ECB Clubmark review and in line with suggestions and issues raised as part of the Clubmark surveys carried out in November 2009, an updated version of the ECB Clubmark folder is now in operation.
In recognition of their support of the ECB’s vCricket Programme, a group of young, hearing impaired volunteers from Forest Gate Youth Zone were given the opportunity to attend the opening ceremony of the ICC World Twenty20 at Lord’s
Emily Monkhouse was the 2,000th person to add their name to the One Game Pledge after it was stationed at Westfield Shopping Centre for a fortnight.
The race is on to be the 2,000th signature on the One Game pledge after the initiative moved to Westfield Shopping Centre earlier this week.
A display of pictures celebrating the diversity of cricket will be launched at Westfield Shopping Centre in London on Saturday as part of the ECB’s ‘One Game’ project.
A host of players from the England men’s and women’s teams turned out in force to support the Chance to shine National Cricket Day.
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