Date Change For England v India Vitality IT20 In 2022
2022’s sold out IT20 at The Ageas Bowl moved to accommodate rescheduled fifth match of the 2021 LV= Insurance Test Series between England and India
The County Grants Fund aims to support affiliated cricket clubs to create welcoming environments, provide enhanced facilities and playing opportunities, and to help clubs tackle the impact of climate change.
The scheme is open to all ECB affiliated cricket clubs in Hampshire.
Creating welcoming environments – open to affiliated cricket clubs registered for All Stars or Dynamos in 2021, or actively involved with women’s and girls’ cricket and / or disability cricket. It is an expectation that any junior programme will include and actively engage with girls
Enhanced facilities and playing opportunities for women’s and girls’ cricket and / or disability cricket – open to affiliated cricket clubs actively engaged in competitive female only cricket
Tackling climate change (supported by Sport England) – Open to any affiliated cricket clubs
Clubs can apply for between £1,000 (minimum) and £10,000 (maximum) per application.
Start your application on ECB IMS (Investment Management System) or let us know the details your intended project by the end of October.
2022’s sold out IT20 at The Ageas Bowl moved to accommodate rescheduled fifth match of the 2021 LV= Insurance Test Series between England and India
Hampshire Cricket's historian, Dave Allen, is back with a series of articles for Black History Month
Information evening to be hosted at The Ageas Bowl on Tuesday 2nd November