Accessibility

The Warwickshire Cricket Foundation offers a wide range of programmes to ensure that everyone has access to cricket, from beginner Super 1s Hubs to a more competitive offering in the D40 hardball cricket competition.

The Warwickshire Cricket Foundation offers a wide variety of accessibility cricket programmes.

We run Table Cricket, Super 1’s, Super 9’s, and a County access side, which entered the D40 league for the first time this year.

Perhaps you’re someone who has never tried cricket before, or you’re a keen cricketer with the desire and passion to represent Warwickshire. You might also be a SEND teacher looking for ways to positively impact your student’s lives.

Find out below how we make cricket more accessible in Warwickshire and Birmingham.

Disability Cricket is one of our most extensive cricket offerings in Warwickshire and Birmingham. We truly stand out in this county by providing many opportunities for people to participate in the game.

Andy Wyles

Andy Wyles

Participation & Growth Manager

SEND in Schools

The Warwickshire Cricket Foundation operates a fantastic and successful SEND school programme. Find out how we can support your school.

Table Cricket

Table cricket is a great alternative form of cricket that gives young people with a disability the chance to play and compete.

Super 1s

Super 1’s cricket aims to give young people with disabilities aged 12-25 the chance to play regular, competitive cricket.

Super 9s

Super 9’s cricket aims to give participants a taste of county cricket playing in regular softball cricket games.

D40

D40 is a hard ball county-level disability cricket offer with games lasting 40 overs per innings.

Warwickshire Access Team

The Warwickshire Access Team is the County Club’s disability team.

Holiday Camps

Find your nearest action-packed WCF Cricket Camps to book on to.

Find a Session

Find your nearest session where you can take part in Cricket.

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