Join the Berkshire Pan-Disability County Squad This Summer
Berkshire Cricket is excited to welcome new and returning players to our Pan-Disability County Squad as preparations continue for an exciting summer of cricket.
Following a fantastic start to the season, the squad recently held its first outdoor training session at Holyport Cricket Club, with players getting valuable time in the nets ahead of upcoming county fixtures. The energy, enthusiasm and commitment on display highlighted the growing strength of disability cricket across Berkshire — and now we want even more players to be part of the journey.
Outdoor Training Sessions
Every Tuesday
6:30pm – 8:00pm
📍 Holyport Cricket Club
New players are warmly welcomed to attend.
Whether you are an experienced cricketer or looking to try hardball cricket for the first time, the Pan-Disability County Squad provides a supportive and enjoyable environment where players can develop their skills, build confidence and represent Berkshire at a higher level of disability cricket.
The programme forms an important part of the Berkshire disability pathway, creating opportunities for players to train, compete and progress within the game. Sessions focus on batting, bowling, fielding and match preparation, while also providing a fun and inclusive atmosphere for everyone involved.
Our coaching team is passionate about helping players reach their potential, and we are actively encouraging anyone interested in disability cricket to come along and give it a go.
Why Get Involved?
- Train with experienced coaches and county players
- Develop your cricket skills in a supportive environment
- Represent Berkshire in competitive fixtures
- Meet new people and be part of a growing cricket community
- Enjoy regular outdoor training throughout the season
If you or someone you know would like to get involved with the Berkshire Pan-Disability County Squad, we would love to hear from you.
For more information or to register your interest, please contact Chris Baker at chris.baker@berkshirecricket.org.