Disability Cricket

There was a Roses match up with a difference in Bradford in October where participants from Wicketz hubs in Bradford and Manchester, delivered by the Yorkshire and Lancashire Cricket Foundation

With the super nines having been defeated after reaching the National Semi-Finals, it was left to the D40 team to try to land that elusive first national title for Shropshire.

The super 9s team travelled to Collingham and District CC on 12th August to take on Derbyshire.

ECB have today announced a 16-man Visually Impaired (VI) squad for their upcoming tour of India. The side will take on World Champions India in three IT20s before competing in a Tri-Series against India and Sri Lanka.

Despite a mixed set of results over the last few weeks, both the Super 9 and D40 squads have qualified for the national semi-finals in August. The Super 9s have topped their Midlands Group, whilst the D40 team head the North Section, needing just a few points to make mathematically certain of winning the group.

An exceptional innings of 75 by Sussex’s Liam O’Brien proved in vain as England fell to a 45-run defeat against Pakistan in the Vitality IT20 Physical Disability Tri-Series Final.

An unbeaten 64 from Callum Flynn helped England qualify for the Vitality IT20 Tri-Series Physical Disability Final thanks to a vital six win against Pakistan at Old Elizabethans Cricket Club.

England fell to defeat against a resurgent Bangladesh to leave their hopes of qualifying for the Vitality IT20 Physical Disability Tri-Series final in the balance.