Tag: Disability cricket

Sir Andrew delighted to be back

15 September 2019 0 comments

By Jon Couch SIR ANDREW STRAUSS says it is a “real pleasure” to return to working with the England and […]

World Series provides plenty of positives for coach Salisbury

18 August 2019 0 comments

DISABILITY CRICKET IAN SALISBURY England Physical Disability head coach England contested the Physical Disability World Series in the Midlands over […]

We’re focusing now on getting more people playing game

14 June 2019 0 comments

What does your job entail? In a nutshell, it’s getting more disabled people playing the great game. The last six […]

Every player is different, we need to learn from each other

8 March 2019 0 comments

DISABILITY CRICKET JOHN COOK Head coach of England’s Visually Impaired team John Cook is currently busy sowing the seeds of […]

How Foyle found Southern comfort

18 January 2019 0 comments

Joe Leavey discovers that a merged club found togetherness and a youthful team outlook proved to be the key to […]

Disability Cricket: Cricket opens plenty of new doors for Fred Bridges

22 June 2018 0 comments

The England Physical Disability team bowler answers our questions

After England’s triumph, focus now on Essex

18 August 2017 0 comments

DISABILITY CRICKET THIS WEEK… RONNIE JACKSON All-rounder Age 18 Team: England Learning Disability Has this been one of the most […]

Chris leads England’s charge for hat-trick

13 June 2017 0 comments

CHRIS Edwards will lead England’s Learning Disability squad as they look to win the Tri-Series for the third time in […]

Making more progress

19 May 2017 0 comments

IT has been announced that England have appointed Ian Salisbury and Ross Hunter as their first ever full-time disability cricket […]

Large squad will allow us to rotate for this Tri-series

14 April 2017 0 comments

DISABILITY CRICKET THIS WEEK… DEREK MORGAN England Learning Disability Head Coach How exciting is it that England are hosting the […]

How Kohli & Co put blind cricket into mainstream

22 February 2017 0 comments

Alison Mitchell is bowled over by the T20 World Cup for the Blind which attracted 25,000 to the India-England match […]

Jones is poised to shine at sport No. 2

17 January 2017 0 comments

LUKE Sugg will captain England’s Visually Impaired side in the upcoming World Cup in India after the ECB named a […]

Kingston top in new initiative for disabled

25 October 2016 0 comments

KINGSTON are the pride of London after coming out on top of eight boroughs as more than 80 youngsters took […]

London youngsters battle it out at Lord’s in disability cricket championships

24 May 2016 1 comment

Teams from across the Capital battled it out at the home of cricket on Friday in the Lord’s Taverners Disability […]

Tag: Disability cricket

Sir Andrew delighted to be back

World Series provides plenty of positives for coach Salisbury

We’re focusing now on getting more people playing game

Every player is different, we need to learn from each other

How Foyle found Southern comfort

Disability Cricket: Cricket opens plenty of new doors for Fred Bridges

After England’s triumph, focus now on Essex

Chris leads England’s charge for hat-trick

Making more progress

Large squad will allow us to rotate for this Tri-series

How Kohli & Co put blind cricket into mainstream

Jones is poised to shine at sport No. 2

Kingston top in new initiative for disabled

London youngsters battle it out at Lord’s in disability cricket championships

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