Accessibility

WCF provides a variety of programmes to ensure that everyone has access to cricket, ranging from beginner Super 1s Hubs to the more competitive D40 hardball cricket competition.

Supported by the Lords Taverners, WCF runs Table Cricket, Super 1’s, Super 9’s and has a county access team, with the team entering the D40 league for the first time in 2024.

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 WCF can make cricket more accessible for you.

It’s fantastic to see an increase in the number of participants. Disability Cricket is really growing in Warwickshire and it’s a massive plus to have a thriving disability section with lots of opportunities available for all.

Andy Wyles

Andy Wyles

Participation & Growth Manager

SEND Cricket in Schools

The Warwickshire Cricket Foundation runs an excellent and successful SEND schools programme. Read how WCF is able to support your school through cricket.

Table Cricket

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

Super 1s

Read more about WCF’s Super 1s programme, which aims to give young people with disabilities aged 12-25 the chance to play regular, competitive cricket in local communities.

Super 9s

Read more about WCF’s Super 9s programme, which aims to give participants a taste of county cricket playing in regular softball cricket games throughout the summer.

D40

For the first time in 2024, the Warwickshire Access Team will enter a side into the D40 Competition. D40 is a premium offer of domestic county-level disability cricket.

Warwickshire Access Team

Read about how to get involved and about the success of the Warwickshire Access Team beating Derbyshire in the most recent Super 9s competition.

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