News May 31, 2019

Manchester Wicketz World Cup celebration

On the first day of what has been billed as the biggest ever summer of cricket in England and Wales, children and young people from across Greater Manchester took part in a special Wicketz cricket festival.

My Prudential RideLondon is a simple way for people of all ages and abilities to help save the UK’s charities on Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 August – the weekend when Prudential RideLondon was due to take place.

Your challenge could be as ambitious as pledging to cycle 100 miles, or as simple as scooting round your garden 100 times. The choice is yours. We just want you to have fun, raise much-needed funds and encourage your family and friends to join in too.

If you would like to sign up for the challenge to support the charity and find out further information click here.

Thank you to everyone who has been supporting us throughout the last few months, anything we can get during this time would be greatly appreciated and make a huge difference to all the disadvantaged and disabled young people we strive to help every day throughout the UK.

For more information and to let us know you're taking on the challenge, call 020 7025 0009 or click here.

Subscription offer - raise money for the Tavs

The Cricketer is the world's number one cricket magazine, covering every level from Test and county to club and school – and now you can help the Lord's Taverners by subscribing to it.

Disability cricket to benefit from further £2m investment from ECB

An additional £2million injection over the next two and a half years stands to benefit tens of thousands more children and young people as part of efforts to make cricket the country’s most inclusive sport and address barriers highlighted in the recent report by the Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket (ICEC).

Inaugural Girls Wicketz Festival inspires and educates

55 girls from 9 Wicketz projects were bowled over by the first ever all girls Wicketz Festival at Repton School last week (20 August), as the charity continues to deliver on its pledge to use cricket to positively impact young people.

£20,000 grant to help Wicketz empower young people through cricket in the West Midlands

Our Wicketz programme has received a huge boost in the form of a £20,000 grant from The Eveson Trust, which will help fund the delivery of the free community cricket programme in the West Midlands for the next 12 months.

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