Wicketz

Warwickshire Cricket Foundation delivers Wicketz sessions to young people living in deprived areas and hard-to-reach groups who do not have access to sporting opportunities, in order to increase opportunity and improve individuals’ physical well-being.

Warwickshire Cricket Foundation aims to deliver Wicketz programmes to young people aged 8-19, living in disadvantaged communities.

Wicketz is a free community cricket programme funded by the Lords Taverners. By using community cricket hubs in Birmingham, WCF delivers year-round weekly cricket sessions with a focus on breaking down barriers.

Sessions help in developing crucial life skills, creating stronger communities and enabling brighter futures for those taking part.

For more information, please look at our map of cricket activity or contact Shozair Ali, West Midlands Wicketz Development Officer.

WCF positively impacts young people by..

  • Providing free cricket sessions with equipment provided
  • Addressing local issues affecting young people and their communities
  • Providing opportunities to learn from role models, community leaders, local authorities, and others
  • Providing workshops on issues including well-being, social education, community awareness, promoting positive life choices, and developing new life skills
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