Clubs

We aim to passionately champion the sustainability and development of cricket clubs.

Clubs are the backbone of cricket and that their ability to embrace diversity and young families will determine their futures. We want every cricket club in Warwickshire and Birmingham to thrive, provide great cricket, and social offers to all people in their locality and beyond.

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Warwickshire Cricket Foundation’s Facility Strategy
Affiliation 2025

Scroll down to discover the journey of a cricketer in Warwickshire and Birmingham.

All Stars

All Stars Cricket provides a fantastic first experience for all children aged 5-8 years old where they’re guaranteed 8 weeks of jam-packed fun, activity and skills development. The programme is designed to introduce children to the sport, teaching them new skills, helping them make new friends and have a great time doing so.

Every child that registers will receive a backpack full of goodies; a backpack, cricket bat, cricket ball and personalised t-shirt with your child’s name. All children returning to All Stars will receive a kit bag, a set of stumps, a new ball and a personalised t-shirt. 

For more information about All Stars click here.

Dynamos

Dynamos Cricket provides a fantastic next step for all those graduating from All Stars Cricket and the perfect introduction for all 8-11 year-olds new to the sport! Complementing junior cricket, Dynamos provides children with a more social offer focused on developing fundamental movement skills and applying them in an exciting game of countdown cricket.

Children use soft balls and light wooden bats in sessions lasting a minimum of six 60-90 minutes. I In this programme children are introduced to game play through countdown cricket matches (pairs cricket). 

For more information about Dynamos click here.

Junior Cricket

Warwickshire Cricket Foundation’s junior leagues run from U9’s-U17’s compromising of a variety of levels to ensure all players have the opportunity to play competitive cricket at a suitable level.

For players who are newer to cricket we runs an U9 and U10 softball cricket league. We run 8-a-side pairs hardball cricket leagues at U9, U10 and U11 and U13. For more experienced youth cricketers, we also run hardball cricket leagues at U11, U13, and U15,

We run girls softball festivals and leagues, as well as hardball leagues for U11, U13, and U15 age groups.

For more information about Junior Cricket click here.

Development Centre Cricket

Development Centre Cricket (DCC) has replaced the previously known ‘District Cricket’. The two centres are the Bulls and Knights.

We are aware that players progress at different rates and therefore at the older age group we will be able to see players for a longer period of time at a performance level. This allows county and DCC coaches to observe the best club players for an additional year and keeps 16-year-olds playing cricket for an additional year post-GCSE examinations.

Click here to find more information about boy’s development centre cricket, and click here to learn more about the girl’s programme.

Adult Cricket

Men’s Cricket

Warwickshire Cricket Foundation partners many different leagues that teams in Warwickshire can enter or gain promotion to. These leagues include the Birmingham and District Premier League, the Warwickshire Cricket League, the Cotswold Hills League, the Arden Sunday League, and the Birmingham Public Parks Cricket Association.

You can click each respective league to visit their site and find results for the 2024 season.

Women’s Cricket

We run our own women’s cricket offer. We run indoor leagues, softball cricket, a knockout hundred ball competition and hardball leagues.

For the most competitive hardball cricket offer in the county we partner with the West Midland’s Women’s League. The league is split into 3 divisions, Premier (the “Birmingham League” of Women’s club cricket), Division 1 and 2. Players in this league tend to be the most experienced female hardball cricketers from within the region, with Warwickshire pathway players forming the majority of teams.

You can find more out about the structure of women’s cricket In Warwickshire by clicking here.

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Affiliated clubs in Warwickshire and Birmingham

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County grants allocated

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Club workshops delivered in 2024