ROOT REVELS IN HEADINGLEY TON JOHNSTON BACKS STIRLING TO STAR WORCESTERSHIRE EASE TO VICTORY O'BRIEN TARGETS SERIES WIN RAUF WITHDRAWN BY ICC YORKSHIRE BOSS VOICES TEST CONCERNS LUMB EXCELS IN NOTTS SUCCESS KIWIS PLANNING TO UNSETTLE ENGLAND SREESANTH DENIES ANY WRONGDOING
|
MCC is committed to encouraging young people – particularly schoolchildren – to get involved in cricket. With this in mind, the MCC Spirit of Cricket Challenge was developed. The Challenge is a coaching and playing programme designed to introduce cricket to primary school children, and to encourage them to play the game in the right spirit from the first time they bowl a ball or pick up a bat. The programme is based on a range of coaching and education sessions, culminating in three-day summer camps. The camps are staffed by fully-qualified, experienced coaches, and, on the final day, the Professional Cricketers' Association sends a current player to encourage the children, sign autographs and present prizes. Last summer, England bowler Chris Tremlett attended the camp in Berkshire, while the former England bowlers, Peter Martin and Chris Silverwood, visited the camps in Lancashire and Yorkshire respectively. |
|
 |
 |
 |