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WelcomeCricket Without Boundaries (CWB) is a UK cricket development and AIDS awareness charity. It is run almost entirely by the dedication and enthusiasm of its volunteers. Since its formation in 2005 CWB has become one of the world's leading Cricket Development and AIDS awareness charities. It is dedicated to helping, educating and developing local communities around the world through the spread and growth of cricket. ... Read more |
Anita Umunyana's story ..... Anita was one of the first young Rwandans to become involved in cricket, when, in 2006 the RCA approached three schools to find interested youth to start playing the game. At this time it was in its in... Read more |
Supporters
'I thought that it was fantastic to see a project intended to spread the benefits that cricket can bring. The thousands of children they have coached and the hundreds of adults that they have trained are testament to the great work that they do. Cricket Without Boundaries have my continued support and I wish you all the best with your current and future projects.'
Andrew Flintoff - England and Lancashire
Latest News
 CWB and Martin Berrill SportsCWB and Martin Berrill Sports continue growing partnership CWB is delighted to announce that Martin Berrill Sports will continue to provide Flik Cric... Read more |
 Spring projects returnThe influence and reach of Cricket Without Boundaries has continued to strengthen with volunteers returning from no less than four successful visits w... Read more |
 CWB to begin work in CameroonIn a really exciting development Cricket Without Boundaries will deliver its first project to Cameroon in November 2012. Cameroon has a solid foundat... Read more |
Videos
- Intro
- Clement
- Andre's Story
- Anto's Story
- Maasai
Latest from our Blogs
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Day 13 – Hi Guys, it’s Cricket…..nothing more….nothing less!!by Adam And so we came to the final day’s coaching in Francistown, spending the morning working with 20+ student teachers and helping them through their ICC Intro assessments. Umpiring expert Ben got the morning off to a steady start, making sure the teachers were suitably armed with the necessary...
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Day 12 – Beatlemaniaby Richard Anson Having been “rested” from the morning session; Sam, Jenny (Smurf), McIntyre (Ben) and myself, took over from the Aussie, Jonno and Rachel. Dagenham’s’ finest Clare aka Essex remained for both sessions, as did Adam and Clement from the BCA. We were also joined by two coaches who...
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Day 11 -Wednesday – A day of two halvesBy Jen aka ‘Smurf’ Day 11 of our trip dawned brightly, with the sun shining and the birds singing…..well when I arose it was cloudy and a little bit chilly but it could have been lovely first thing! This is because, a little bit unexpectedly, we all had the morning...
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Day 10- Judgement Day Round OneBy Ben Our second working day in Francistown started with another bumpy ride from our Chalets at Woodlands Lodge, to the same local cricket ground from the previous morning. Shortly after our arrival we were joined by about 27 teachers whom had been in attendance the previous day. We were...
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Day 9 – Monday 23rd – A New SettingBy Ben aka Michael McIntyre This was our first day of action on the second leg of our trip up in Francistown. We had travelled up on the Saturday from Gaborone and spent Sunday getting our strength back and preparing for what was promising to be a long week ahead!...
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