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Middlesex in the Community host first Walking Cricket Festival
Middlesex in the Community ran its first Walking Cricket Festival at the Middlesex Indoor Cricket School on Monday 9 March 2026. Just short of 50 men and women made their…
by AdminMar 20 -
English people enjoy ‘walking cricket’ in Britain: Up to 87-year-old can participate; batter can continue after out
England’s legendary fast bowler James Anderson once defined ‘Bazball’ as an attempt to play the game as we imagined it in childhood – exciting, fast and fun. Interestingly, the most…
by AdminMar 20 -
Beckenham Walking Cricket hub second to launch this year
The Walking Cricket Beckenham hub is the second hub to launch this year, with our third opening in Bexley next Thursday. Although expanding Walking Cricket further north in the county…
by AdminFeb 24 -
Walking cricket helping those with age related needs keep active and beat loneliness
Howzat! Walking cricket sessions in West Lindsey are growing in popularity among people aged 50 and above, as well as those with mobility issues, offering a fun and accessible way…
by AdminFeb 24 -
Kent Cricket launch Angel Centre Tonbridge Walking Cricket hub
In partnership with tmactive, we launched Walking Cricket in Tonbridge at the Angel Centre with a fantastic turnout. We welcomed participants who, in many cases, hadn’t picked up a bat…
by AdminFeb 24 -
Walking Cricket threads its way across Kent
The Kent Cricket Foundation’s Walking Cricket Programme is steadily weaving itself into the fabric of the county. With seven hubs already thriving across Ashford, Canterbury, Folkestone, Greenwich, Maidstone, Sittingbourne and…
by AdminFeb 5
