WE ARE

BERKSHIRE
CRICKET

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A charitable incorporated organisation whose objects and purposes are to enable More People to play cricket in More Places, providing More Cricket in Berkshire.  We want cricket to be available for all communities so that every resident of Berkshire – no matter their age, background or ability may enjoy the benefits of one of our oldest games.  With more people playing, we will ensure the continued success of our first teams who serve as an inspiration to those starting out their playing careers.

We are only able to do all the good work we do through the help and support of residents and businesses in Berkshire. You can get involved by becoming a Friend and sponsor. Contact our CEO Mark Roche if you would like to be part of our journey to create more cricket in Berkshire.

WHAT'S GOING ON
The Berkshire Bulletin

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The weekly Berkshire Bulletin keeps you up to date with everything happening across Cricket in Berkshire – Click the link below to read all of this weeks latest news. . .

Berkshire Cricket Notice Board

BERKSHIRE CRICKET NOTICE BOARD

The Berkshire Cricket Notice Board allows the Berkshire Cricket Community to let people know about what’s going on at their club or community setting and advertise it to the wider Berkshire Cricket Network.

Berkshire Play Cricket

LATEST FIXTURES & RESULTS

Keep up to date with all the latest action from our representative teams this season with scores, stats live streams and more on our dedicated play cricket site . . .

BERKSHIRE CRICKETLATEST NEWS

Player Profile – Poppy Camplin05Dec
Player Profile – Poppy Camplin
Player Spotlight: Poppy Camplin Over the winter, we’ll be profiling some of our brilliant men’s and women’s first-team players in our weekly newsletters. This week, we shine the spotlight on wicketkeeper-batter Poppy Camplin, a player who’s come through the Berkshire and Falkland CC ranks in recent years. Cricket Role: Wicketkeeper-BatterFirst Played for Berkshire: 2016 –...
Meet The Team – James Woodford04Dec
Meet The Team – James Woodford
🌟 Staff Spotlight: James Woodford – Talent Pathway Coach We’re delighted to introduce James Woodford, Berkshire Cricket’s Talent Pathway Coach! Since joining the team in October 2024, James has been at the heart of developing and supporting young players across our boys’ pathway programmes. About His Role: James manages the U13–U18 Boys Age Groups and...
GIRLS CRICKET AT THE WREN SECONDARY SCHOOL READING02Dec
GIRLS CRICKET AT THE WREN SECONDARY SCHOOL READING
“I Fell in Love With It”: How Cricket is Empowering Girls at a Reading State School At The Wren School in Reading, cricket is no longer just a sport — it’s a gateway to confidence, teamwork, and opportunity for girls who have never held a bat before. Thanks Berkshire Cricket’s Michelle Jeyarajah and Chance to...

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RAISING THE GAME

Discrimination of any kind is unacceptable. If you are aware of or witness discrimination at any level of cricket in England and Wales, The ECB want to hear from you. Whatever discrimination you are aware of or have witnessed, your report will be reviewed and dealt with by the relevant cricket organisation. Reporting discrimination will help us to ensure cricket is a welcoming, inclusive, and diverse game for everyone.

Berkshire Cricket Foundation | Charity Number: 1165948 | Registered address: The Cricket Pavilion, Enborne Street, Newbury, Berkshire, RG14 6TW | Email: foundation@berkshirecricketfoundation.org