Lancashire Lions scooped four awards as BCEW handed out blind cricket’s end of season prizes. There were also a number of first time winners as the players who had dominated the awards in recent years had less of an impact in 2025. Sheraz Chohan won low partial player of the year for the seventh time […]

First time winners have dominated the 2025 BCEW Development level awards. Of the ten trophies handed out seven have gone to first time winners.

On Sunday 7th September at Durham CCC’s Riverside Stadium BCEW Umpires Coordinator Neil Robson received the Creating Inclusive and Safe Environments award at the Durham Cricket Foundation Community Awards.

Birmingham Stars the winners of the Midlands T20 competition after a very close match against Staffordshire Wolves in the regional final, hosted Greater Manchester Falcons winners of the Northern section of the competition.

A match that went to the final ball where it was poised on a knife edge. Nick Ebbeck was bowling the last over having been held back until the 28th before being thrown the ball. The experienced Rory Field had conceded just three from the previous over, as from his penultimate over, and the Sussex […]

The two most successful sides in blind cricket history face off in the final of the 2025 BCEW Primary Club Heindrich Swanepoel Cup. Sussex Sharks take on London Metro at The 1st Central County Ground in Hove on Saturday 6th September.

The UK Women’s VI Cricket Team have named a 15 player squad for the first ever Blind Cricket Women’s Twenty20 World Cup, which the squad hope to attend in November.

Sussex wanted to take the title on their own terms and were hoping that victory in their match against Northamptonshire Steelbacks on the 19th of July would allow that; however after the tropical heat of the previous weekend thunderstorms put paid to any hope of cricket on that Saturday, so each side simply took 8 […]

Can a team from UK Women’s VI Cricket follow up their annual match against Price & Myers by playing their next T20 match in the Blind Women’s World Cup?

England and Metro all rounder Mo Ghalib has beaten his England teammate Luke Sugg’s UK VI cricket record bowling figures. During London Metro’s BCEW Primary Club Heindrich Swanepoel Cup Quarter Final against Somerset VICC Ghalib equalled Sugg’s 8 wickets, but only conceded a single run in running through the Somerset batting line up at Wombats […]