Southend-on-Sea & EMT Chair Chris Maher reflects on how far the girls’ and women’s section of the club has come.
Alex Ford, assistant coach of Duffield CC, shares his reflections following the team's victory in the ECB Girls Under 13 National Championships
Berkshire Cricket Foundation supported the charity's Summer of Sport campaign
Rosie Ferrandino, Marketing & Communications Officer at Cambridgeshire Cricket, explains how the organisation is creating more opportunities for female umpires
Aimee Higson Dibb reflects on her move to being a coach developer and the impact of the Evolve programme on her learning and progression.
Gloucestershire Women’s head coach Fran Wilson reflects on being part of the first cohort to be completing the ECB’s new Female Professional Player to Coach Programme.
Leading South Asian members of the cricket workforce travelled to Bristol earlier this month to attend the Race in Cricket Employee Network’s groundbreaking networking event.
Applications are now open for Champions of Change, a new programme designed to empower young people aged 14–18 to use cricket as a platform for positive change in their clubs and communities.
When the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 kicks off tomorrow, fans will witness world-class cricket, unforgettable moments and packed stadiums celebrating the very best of the women’s game. But behind every matchday experience will be a team of dedicated volunteers helping to make the tournament possible.
In a year where England and Wales are hosting the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, the ECB is aiming to inspire 500,000 women and girls to play cricket. In this blog, we hear from Teja, aged 12, about why cricket could be a game for you.
To mark Volunteers’ Week, Tom Raymond-Hill, Head of Core Game Development and Natalie Powell, Volunteers Executive at the ECB reflect on five trends shaping the next chapter of cricket’s volunteer community.
"For a club proud of its past, the Roses story feels like exactly the kind of future-facing chapter worth telling."
The competition will also serve as a pathway into the Lord’s Taverners community-based Super 1s programme.
How Chance to Shine has created memories for their new Youth Advisory Board co-chair
Members of St Albans Cricket Club shared their volunteer stories to mark Get Set Weekend 2026, powered by Toyota
Steventon CC coach Joe Bennett looks ahead to a London trip celebrating women’s and girls’ cricket at every level.
"The figures highlight a thriving, evolving network and dispel the myth that clubs are in decline. Supporting clubs is therefore a priority at every level." James Simpson, Senior Manager, Clubs and Leagues, explains the ECB's Thriving Clubs Strategy.
With Get Set Weekend 2026 now just days away, Mickleover CC club president Adrian Heaton shares his tips for making the most of 48 energetic hours.
Former Pakistan A batter Jaahid Ali once made a century against England Lions. But after walking away from his playing career aged 27, he has forged a new life progressing through cricket’s coaching pathway.
Lancashire Cricket Foundation workforce officer Aimee Higson Dibb explains how a flexible, test-and-learn approach is helping to bring new young volunteers into the game.
To celebrate International Women’s Day, three remarkable award winners reflect on their journey to cricketing success.
Each year, Get Set Weekend sparks a wave of energy across cricket clubs in England and Wales. It’s the moment when volunteers roll up their sleeves, reconnect with their clubs, and prepare facilities for the season ahead. For Thornton le Moor CC, Get Set Weekend 2025 became even more transformative thanks to a new relationship with Toyota - the ECB’s title partner for the event.
Surrey CCC’s head of talent pathway Jennifer Jackson-Tullett reflects on her career ahead of her highly anticipated workshop at Network Live 2026: Leading the Future of Women’s Cricket conference
Cheshire Cricket women’s and girls’ development officer Amy Jones looks ahead to speaking at March’s two-day conference Network Live 2026: Leading the Future of Women’s Cricket.
The Staffordshire Association of Grounds Managers is reshaping how clubs support and recognise essential ground volunteers.
In the last of our Disability History Month blog series, England Men’s Deaf and Mixed Disability player James Dixon speaks about the challenges he’s overcome in his decorated career and how the disability game continues to improve.
In the next part of our Disability History Month blog series, we look at young cricketers with disabilities across the New Forest who are making their mark in both coaching and competitive league cricket thanks to the pioneering work of Disability Cricket Champion Club Beaulieu CC.
In the next part of our Disability History Month blog series, four disability cricket champions reflect on their success after being recognised at the Lord’s Taverners Super 1s Awards Evening at The Kia Oval earlier this year.
In the first blog of a new series marking Disability History Month 2025, Cornwall Cricket chief executive Joe Skinner reflects on two years of eye-catching growth in the county’s disability cricket scene.