Latest news and match reports from disability cricket played around the world and in the UK.
A game changing £2m partnership will make life-changing disability cricket accessible in every county in England and Wales as part of the biggest investment into a disability cricket programme.
Physically Challenged Players finished beautiful Cricket Tournament at Sharjah International Cricket Stadium.
Cricket Scotland and funding partner Beyond Boundaries have announced the first three clubs to be accepted into the Disability Cricket Champion Clubs (DCCC) Programme.
After last seasons near miss for the D40 team in the ECB National Final and the Super 9s defeat in the ECB National Semi-Final, it’s been a busy winter for the Shropshire Disability squad as we prepare for the season ahead.
With the super nines having been defeated after reaching the National Semi-Finals, it was left to the D40 team to try to land that elusive first national title for Shropshire.
The super 9s team travelled to Collingham and District CC on 12th August to take on Derbyshire.
Thanks to the work of The Change Foundation Development Officer Beth Evans, the United Kingdom now has its own all-female visually impaired cricket team.
Ahead of a groundbreaking tour to Nepal next month, we talk to Beth Evans, the driving force behind the UK's first and only all female visually impaired cricket team.
A gallery of images as Nepal's blind women's cricket team welcomes a team from the UK for the first time.
The Cricket Association for the Blind in India has announced that the Indian blind cricket team will be touring England and Bahrain in May and June respectively.
The England and Wales Cricket Board have marked International Day of Persons with Disabilities (3rd December) by confirming that the England Visually Impaired team will tour Australia in January.
The England Visually Impaired side will add another chapter to an old rivalry as they travel to Australia to play five One-Day Internationals and three T20 matches. Rob Johnston finds out more.
The Yorkshire Cricket Foundation (YCF) have come together with the Yorkshire Cricket Board (YCB) and Yorkshire County Cricket Club (YCCC) to support HALO, a learning disability service provided by Beeston’s community centre, Hamara.
Indoor nets have finished, and although two weeks were lost due to the Leisure Centre being closed after the recent bad weather, there have been some good sessions ahead of the forthcoming season.
After a long winter of preparation, our first competitive game of the season was finally upon us as we entertained Cheshire at Alscott CC – in temperatures that resembled mid-winter, hovering around the eight degrees mark!
