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Do you have cricket equipment gathering dust at home or in your club store? Pads, bats, gloves, helmets, shoes – if it’s still in good condition, it can help someone else enjoy the game.
Hampshire Cricket Board are launching a Cricket Kit Recycling Scheme, collecting pre-owned cricket equipment and redistributing it to players, schools, and communities who need it most.
Three Hampshire locals have been recognised nationally for their positive impact on cricket in the country throughout 2025.
Stephen Osgood, Rohan and Ian Crowley all won awards regionally at last year’s County Cricket Collective Awards and, as a result, were nominated for the national stage of the awards which they went on to win. They were presented with their awards at the ECB Impact of Cricket Conference, in Leicester, on Wednesday 28 January..
Hampshire Cricket Board proudly hosted the Lord’s Taverners Hampshire SEND Table Cricket Competition on Wednesday 21 January at Treloar’s College, celebrating the launch of the county’s first-ever Table Cricket hub.
The event brought together seven SEND schools from across Hampshire, with around 55 young people taking part in a day of inclusive and accessible cricket. Participants represented a wide range of disabilities and embraced the opportunity to compete, socialise and enjoy the game in a supportive environment.
Baycroft School emerged as overall winners and will now progress to the regional Lord’s Taverners Table Cricket competition, set to take place in Crawley in March 2026. Hampshire Cricket Board congratulates the team on their achievement and wishes them the very best of luck at the next stage.
The day marked an important milestone for disability cricket in the county, with the new Table Cricket hub providing a central base to grow participation and strengthen connections across Hampshire’s SEND provision.
Cricket clubs and volunteers are encouraged to book places on upcoming Safe Hands safeguarding workshops and first aid courses, helping to ensure cricket continues to be a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment for everyone.
The Facilities and Investment Manager will play a vital role in helping the Hampshire Cricket Board (HCB) achieve its mission to inspire, empower, and connect communities through cricket.
Working closely with HCB colleagues, clubs, and leagues, you will help develop new facilities and enhance existing ones across Hampshire. You will champion the creation of welcoming, inclusive environments and support clubs to become more sustainable and resilient in the face of climate change.
We are looking for a proactive and self-motivated individual with great communication and organisational skills, and a real passion for sport, community impact and facility development.
