Latest news and match reports from disability cricket played around the world and in the UK.
The England Physical Disabilities Cricket squad are challenging themselves to complete a marathon a day as they keep their fitness while waiting for the season to begin
The Central Gauteng Lions (CGL) would like to congratulate all the players selected to represent the South African blind cricket side to host their New Zealand counterparts in a seven-match series in Cape Town.
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.
ECB have today announced a 16-man Visually Impaired (VI) squad for their upcoming tour of India. The side will take on World Champions India in three IT20s before competing in a Tri-Series against India and Sri Lanka.
Back in 2011 Rob Franks was playing cricket when he slid for a ball and injured his knee. Eventually his wife, Carla, convinced him to get it checked out and he went in for a scan.
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.
Yorkshire’s Ralph Thoresby School defended their Lord’s Taverners National Table Cricket Finals...
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Iain Nairn will captain England at this summer’s Physical Disability Cricket World Series in Worcester, with four uncapped players named in the 15-man squad.
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.
The National Cricket Inclusion Championships (NCIC) will take place for a fourth consecutive year in Geelong with more than 250 of Australia’s most talented cricketers with a disability competing at the tournament from 13 – 17 January 2020.
Game number two of the season, and after a week where both the venue for the game and the likely strength of our side varied we were pleased to finally get to Kirkham and Wesham Cricket Club (just outside Blackpool) to take on Lancashire.
