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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 |
Andre Kayitera's story ..... Andre is serious about integrating HIV awareness into cricket: 'I teach the ABC approach – Abstinence, Be Faithful and Condom Use– because, like in cricket, any mistake can bowl you out. In cricket it is out of th... Read more |
Supporters
'As a lifetime Yorkshire supporter I very much wish you would teach some cricket there... Having travelled from Cairo to the Cape, I know you will have all sorts of hazards to overcome, but, as you would if you came to Yorkshire, you will also find a terrific welcome. Sport really does cross frontiers and is one of the great unifying forces of the world.'
Michael Palin
Latest News
 Scotts XI - the rematchCaptain Robert Scott V's Rauld Amundsen – the rematch On the 17th January 1912, Captain Scott and his team reached the South Pole only to find that t... Read more |
 Welcome PackEver wanted to find out more about Cricket Without Boundaries, in one self contained document? Well, now you can with our new Welcome Pack, a guide to... Read more |
 Scotts XI Arctic ChallengeGames of cricket are not too common in Oslo, Norway... even less so in the middle of an icy winter where temperatures have regularly been below -10 ... Read more |
Videos
- Intro
- Clement
- Andre's Story
- Anto's Story
- Maasai
Latest from our Blogs
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Day 12 – Kisumu Orphanages, Coach Education and Braeburn Kisumu InternationalWe set off at 7.30am to head to the equator!! After another rocky ride on the Kenyan’s pot hole roads and witnessing a petrol lorry in the ditch on the side of the road, we made it safely to the …
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Day 11 – Shady Garden Academy and Jalaram SchoolToday we set off from The Duke of Breeze Hotel at 9:30 a relatively late start for the team. We headed to Shady Garden Academy, to coach 26 senior students and around 90 primary students. Showing again how adaptable we …
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Day 10 – Kisumu Junior School and Kisumu Secondary SchoolOur first morning in Kisumu started off with a very quick visit to Lake Victoria. We then headed to Kisumu Junior School. The school contained children from the Asian community of Kisumu, as well as a few local Kenyan children. …
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Day 9 – Kericho Coach Education, Arrival in Kisumu and Resident Scot’s BirthdayAn early start and we jumped on board the Ice Man fun bus as we set off for the CWB new adventure in Kisumu about an 100KM (ish) journey to the north east of Nakuru. All started off well on …
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Day 8 – Lake Nakuru SafariA 6am wake up call (on our first day off) was not what the group needed however the opportunity to go on safari in Lake Nakuru National Park was too good to miss and soon everyone was on the bus …
Videos
Watch clips of CWB in action at home and abroad
Latest Blogs
Daily reports from recent overseas projects
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CWB Forum
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