“The point isn’t to force anything down their throats, just to engage them in a fun way so they’re taking sustainability on board and embedding it in their lifestyle.
Hear from Oxfordshire Cricket's Operations Director, Nick Pinhol, on their plans to empower and grow the volunteer network.
“We want to offer the best disability cricket in the country” – meet Hampshire’s Disability Development Officer aiming for new heights.
More than 230 new all-weather cricket pitches have been installed across England and Wales with more on the way, benefitting over 900,000 people.
Ramsbottom CC's all-female team are breaking boundaries in the Lancashire Cricket League where they have proved their quality in men's cricket as the club showcases the value and opportunities an inclusive environment creates.
ECB's very own changemaker, EDI Education Manager, Georgia Pulman, shares personal and powerful insights on Black hair and identity
ECB Reporters Network journalist Joe Boaden visited a group of people recovering from substance use in Hartlepool who after playing their first-ever match – which Joe dutifully umpired in – they provided their insight into how the game is benefitting them on and off the field.
As part of the celebrations for the National Lottery's 30th birthday, we look at a cricket club in Northamptonshire that has benefitted from their funding
Asher Roberts has been playing cricket, “ever since I’ve known what it is.” His goal, as a Kent Cricket Development Officer, is to persuade more of his fellow Londoners to do likewise.
Jafer Chohan: From SACA Graduate to England Cricket Team Selection
Somerset Dreams is a project designed to help young, disadvantaged people realise their dreams in cricket.
Head of PE at Wixams Academy, Tom Davies, details the impact of investment into the school’s new cricket facility. PHOTO CREDIT: Monica Wells
Dr Sarah Fane OBE discusses the MCCF's mission to reach more youngsters from under-served communities.
The inaugural Diverse Communities Grounds Management Workshop has taken place at Edgbaston.
One year on from the response to the ICEC report, the ECB is updating on the progress made against the actions it set out to become a more inclusive sport.
Edgbaston has put in a number of measures to make Vitality Blast Finals Day more sustainable and provide fans with more greener options.
Former England and Gloucestershire bowler David ‘Syd’ Lawrence tells the courageous and heartbreaking story of his recent motor neurone disease diagnosis and the support he’s receiving from the Cricketers’ Trust.
Cricketers’ Trust Director Ian Thomas looks ahead to a major fundraising push at the 2024 Vitality Blast Finals Day.
The solar array is the first major step in Utilita Bowl’s ambition to become the world’s greenest cricket stadium.
Find out what the 2024 Disability Premier League coaches were thoughts were heading into this year's competition.
He becomes the first SACA graduate to sign for a global franchise competition
Middlesex in the Community delivered All Stars and Dynamos sessions to almost 100 children at the Hounslow Jamia Masjid as part of their summer camps.
Jess Ward and Poppy Davies, from the Warwickshire Cricket Foundation, have introduced women from the Unity Hubb in Ward End to cricket via their innovative Cook Together, Eat Together session.
Reflections from coaches, participating players and ECB pathway staff following East Midlands activity.
The latest ECB campaign is encouraging more people to find their way to play, no matter if that is casual cricket at home, in the street, at the local park, at school, or at a local club or community project
The Mavericks – who were established in north London at the end of 2023 and compete in the Middlesex Development League – are a team made up entirely of refugees seeking asylum, the majority of them originally from Afghanistan.
Surrey County Cricket Club Coach Developer, Cara Biggin-Evans, discusses the impact of having more female coaches in the women’s and girls’ game after attending the Evolve Event with the ECB and Metro Bank.