Alison Mitchell makes a trip to India to see how the Slum Cricket League is helping the young people in the country grow

Stepping up onto the curb, away from the auto rickshaws weaving in and out of the traffic, the gates of a public park in the Naraina area of Delhi offer the promise of a few moments of leafy green tranquility. It’s only going to be a few fleeting moments of peace, however, because I’m in India with the BBC World Service to record a series of special programmes for the cricket show I present, Stumped. We are heading into the park in order to find a group of ...