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More than 230 new all-weather cricket pitches have been installed across England and Wales with more on the way, benefitting over 900,000 people.
900,000 people benefit from major investment into recreational cricket facilities
More than 230 new...
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One year on from the response to the ICEC report, the ECB is updating on the progress made against the actions it set out to become a more inclusive sport.
Today the ECB is publishing its latest update...
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The fund will invest £5m of National Lottery funding over a three-year period in around 250 projects, backed by Sport England
The ECB has today launched the Grass Pitch Improvement Fund, which will help cricket to tackle inequalities...
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The part ECB-funded pavilion at Leeds Caribbean Cricket Club will not only upgrade matchday experiences, but also provide a hub for local events to put the club at the heart of the community.
Founded by the Windrush generation...
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A state-of-the-art £1.5million, 10-bay all-weather cricket dome has been officially opened in Bradford Park Avenue.
The facility – the first of its kind – is funded by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) in partnership with City...
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Two pioneering events have shone a light on the exciting careers available in technology and cricket.
More than 70 young female cricketers from seven different schools across Warwickshire have spent an afternoon at Edgbaston being inspired by tech...
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Dream Big Desi Women programme has now recruited and trained over 2,000 South Asian female cricket volunteersCulmination of a four-year, £2.4 million Sport England-funded programme, delivered by The ECBVolunteers deliver cricket programmes for children...
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"I'm thrilled to see more people playing cricket, and particularly to see more girls enjoying the game ahead of women's cricket in the Birmingham Commonwealth Games next summer. I encourage people of...
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This year, 101,000 kids have played All Stars and Dynamos cricket, seeing more participation and diversity of participants at recreational level than ever before2021 has also seen strong growth in the adult recreational...
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