Vaisakhi Cricket Cup celebrates Sikhism and cricket in Warwickshire
The event returned to Edgbaston for a third year as cricket continues to grow within the local Sikh community, writes Adam Hopkins from The Cricket Paper.
Beth Barrett-Wild, Tournament Director and ECB Women's Professional Game Director, looks ahead to opportunities that the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 brings to cricket in England and Wales.
Oxfordshire Cricket community cricket officer Charlotte Jennings reflects on her journey to become an ECB Coach Developer with support from The Metro Bank Girls in Cricket Fund.
Middlesex in the Community helped to deliver Holiday Activity and Food programmes to children during the Easter break.
The former England international has been elevated to the ICC Elite Panel of Umpires for 2025/26.
Adam Hopkins, from Wisden Cricket Monthly Magazine, chats to David Fulton about his coaching role at Canterbury Academy, a state comprehensive with a cricket academy rivalling private schools
This year's weekend focused on the volunteers that make recreational cricket clubs great with the Cricket Paper's Adam Hopkins meeting Tracy Bailey from Wythenshawe CC in south Manchester.
Recreational cricket player, Andrew Edwards from Chirk CC, shares his experiences and explains how cricket clubs can be more welcoming to those with autism.
The 14th ECB Domestic Cricket Journalism Awards were presented during the Domestic Season Launch at Lord's.
Cricket has become a life-changing force for 12-year-old Jacob, who was born with Spina Bifida. With the support of the Surrey Cricket Foundation (SCF) and the Lord’s Taverners Super 1s Disability Cricket Programme, the sport has ignited a newfound confidence in Jacob, opening doors he never thought previously possible.
New rookie Sussex spinner Troy Henry says professional cricket is increasingly open to young players from all backgrounds.
Archie Kalyana from BBC Sport Cricket recounts her recent trip to India, documenting the impact of the game on women and girls, from the children in underserved neighbourhoods to the elite sportswomen of the year
England men's cricketer Saqib Mahmood and The Baroness Gohir OBE were among the attendees on an extraordinary evening of unity and connection.
This International Women’s Day, we look at three cricketing pioneers recognised by the Metro Bank Champion of Girls’ Cricket award.
Cricket Wales made a successful decision three years ago on St David's Day to increase the use of the Welsh language to help grow the game.
The Somerset Cricket Foundation works with local state schools and clubs to ensure a welcoming environment and removing fears about trying something new, with initiatives such as ‘Glow In The Dark Cricket’, a winter Girls Training Programme as well as the new mindfulness sessions.
Female cricket has exploded in recent years. Now opportunities are growing to be part of the action – as an umpire!
“It’s hard to imagine what it’s like for these guys, resettled to a new city and a country you’ve never been to before, away from everything that is familiar. Initially there were language barriers and cultural barriers, but we worked through them and supplied something they could be part of."
The Leicestershire and Rutland Cricket Foundation is helping make a difference to the lives of young people with SEND.
The Women’s Leadership Development Programme has successfully completed its first edition, delivering an innovative and immersive leadership experience for female coaches in cricket.
Our Changemakers have been drawn from right across the game from the grassroots to the very pinnacle of the sport, and there is no doubt which category David Lawrence falls into as a pioneer on the field during his career and once again off the field in his role at Gloucestershire where he is still leading the way despite the cruellest of diseases.
Durham Cricket’s international all-rounder reflects on her new club’s preparations ahead of the upcoming season.
After triumphing in 2024, Gloucestershire’s opening batter can’t wait to help his side defend its Vitality Blast title.