With clubs beginning to think about their financial costs going forward this New Year, Cricket World recently caught up with our Cricket Club Insurance Expert, Colin Mico (Aston Lark) to find out how things are looking for 2023.

When Storms Dudley, Eunice & Franklin slammed the UK in Mid-February they were the 5th, 6th & 7th named Storms in 2021 – 2022 season.

For the third year in a row, Aston Lark is offering cricket clubs the chance to win up to £1,000 towards upgrading their coaching equipment.

The majority of cricket clubs renew their insurance before the end of March, so you may now be considering your options – particularly if you are facing an increase in premium.

At Aston Lark, we feel strongly about giving back to the cricket community.

Well, that was the year that was……..2020……and it will be remembered for nothing other than, of course, Covid 19

Great news for some cricket clubs, sports clubs and businesses, throughout the UK, as the High Court finds in favour of policyholders

The COVID-19 pandemic has left cricket facing its most significant challenge of the modern era. The game has already lost more than £100m, and the financial impact is likely to be £200m if there is further disruption next year, which many are expecting.

Congratulations to Camborne Cricket Club, winner of Aston Lark’s £1,000 coaching equipment prize draw.....

Activity 16: Crazy Catch in Pairs (outside)

Activity 15: “Catching Game through the washing line” (outside)

If you are, it may be a good idea to check if your current policy provides cover for the liabilities arising from running such an event.

It is normally around now, with the earlier evenings now that the clocks have gone back, that we see cricket clubs being vandalised and suffering break-ins.