England duo join growing list to support Runs and Wickets for Change
Current England internationals batsmen Dawid Malan and Dom Sibley have joined the growing list of players to sign up to the Lord’s Taverners Runs and Wickets for Change Campaign – supporting life-changing cricket programmes for disadvantaged and disabled young people.
Yorkshire’s Malan, currently on tour with England in South Africa, and Warwickshire’s Sibley are among the latest in a long list of international and county stars to add their support to the campaign for the 2021 season - alongside the likes of Ben Duckett, Luke Wright and Peter Trego to name a few.
It means 42 players are now signed up to fundraise for the UK’s leading youth cricket and disability sports charity with every run they make and wicket they take on either international or domestic duty.
Launched last year, Runs and Wicketz for Change gave fans the chance to raise money for the charity by supporting their favourite players and raising money with every run they score, or wicket they take. You can choose to sponsor each run they score, or wicket they take, for as little, or as much as you like – and you can cap the maximum amount you’d like to donate.
In its first year, cricket stars who signed up for the campaign included the likes of England internationals Heather Knight, Zak Crawley, Alex Hartley and Joe Denly. Collectively, they helped raised nearly £10,000 to support the charity’s vital cricket programmes and its work with young people to fulfil their potential and help build life skills.
You can learn more about the initiative and join one of our existing player campaigns by clicking here.
As the domestic cricket seasons begins to return next year, more details will be available as to how to support the campaign but below is a list of players who have pledged their support to the campaign for 2021.
Scotland
George Munsey
Ireland
Paul Stirling
Kent
Heino Kuhn
Alex Blake
Joe Denly
Zak Crawley
Essex
Tom Westley
Ryan ten Doeschate
Jamie Porter
Aaron Beard
Nick Browne
Hampshire
Sam Northeast
Joe Weatherley
James Fuller
Northamptonshire
Gareth Berg
Alex Wakely
Ben Sanderson
Derbyshire
Luis Reece
Anuj Dal
Fynn Hudson-Prentice
Worcestershire
Joe Leach
Jake Libby
Ben Cox
Glamorgan
David Lloyd
Kiran Carlson
Michael Hogan
Middlesex
John Simpson
Nathan Sowter
Somerset
Jack Brooks
Roelof Van Der Merwe
Leicestershire
Scott Steel
Durham
Liam Trevaskis
Gloucestershire
Miles Hammond
James Bracey
Sussex
Luke Wright
Nottinghamshire
Peter Trego
Ben Duckett
Steven Mullaney
Yorkshire
Dawid Malan
