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MCC Community Heroes

Clubs, Coaches, Disabilities, Dynamos, EDI, Groundsmen, Officials (Umpires & Scorers), Volunteers, Women & Girls / By

MCC’s Community Cricket Heroes MCC President Stephen Fry, officially launched a new campaign to celebrate grassroots cricket and find the country’s 11 greatest unsung cricketing heroes. MCC’s Community Cricket Heroes campaign will invite the public and the cricket community from across the UK to put forward their nominations for individuals who have made an outstanding …

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Get Set Weekend Reminder

Clubs, Coaches, Disabilities, EDI, Groundsmen, Officials (Umpires & Scorers), Volunteers, Women & Girls / By

Reminder about #GetSetWeekend on 1-2 April! The #GetSetWeekend and all of recreational cricket is powered by the Cricket Collective: the volunteers who drive and deliver all areas of the sport. To celebrate and recognise the contribution of the Cricket Collective, this year we are asking clubs to share estimates of how many volunteers will attend …

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Lord’s Taverners SEND Programme

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Lords Taverners funded SEND School Programme at Springfield School Our Coaches, Ben Tomlinson and Harry Newton have been delivering cricket through our Lords Taverners funded SEND School Programme at Springfield School. It’s excellent to hear positive feedback from the School: ‘Our students have really enjoyed our visits from Cheshire Cricket. We learnt how to play …

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Thank you Neville Southall

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Thank you Neville Southall A big thank you to Neville Southall for his input at a zoom meeting with Cheshire Board members in helping us to humanise our EDI policy. It’s our mission for people from across the Cheshire county to feel that ‘cricket is a game for me’. see us on Twitter Neville Southall …

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