Future Projects
Twice a year we hope to send over 30 coaches to 4 countries, including Botswana, Uganda, Kenya and Rwanda.
Past Projects
Uganda 2008
Going back to Lugogo and Jinja...
Going back to Lugogo and Jinja...
Kenya 2008
Building on the last few trips
Building on the last few trips
Rwanda 2008
Committing to the next 5 years
Committing to the next 5 years
Kenya 2007
Taking CWB to the next stage of development
Taking CWB to the next stage of development
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Rwanda 2007Breaking New Ground
Cairo to Cape Town 2006
A Straight Drive through Africa
A Straight Drive through Africa
Rwanda 2007
In Rwanda, CWB spent 6 days training the new generation of Rwandan cricket coaches at the Kicukiro Oval in Kigali. The Kicukiro Oval is the only cricket ground in the country and shares its pitch with livestock and motorbikes. It lies next to the infamous ?cole Technique, where 2,800 Tutsi men, women and children were massacred by machete wielding Hutus in the genocide of 1994. When the pitch was first used for cricket the players found piles of bones by the boundary, together with land mines. The CWB team of Andy Hobbs, Chris Kangis, Ed Williams, Paul Daniels and Nick Lowles and thanks must go to the Rwanda Cricket Association, in particular Charles Haba and Emma Byiringiro and the British Embassy in the shape of the the Ambassador, Jeremy Macadie and the Deputy Ambassador, Peter Thomas.
In Rwanda, CWB spent 6 days training the new generation of Rwandan cricket coaches at the Kicukiro Oval in Kigali. The Kicukiro Oval is the only cricket ground in the country and shares its pitch with livestock and motorbikes. It lies next to the infamous ?cole Technique, where 2,800 Tutsi men, women and children were massacred by machete wielding Hutus in the genocide of 1994. When the pitch was first used for cricket the players found piles of bones by the boundary, together with land mines. The CWB team of Andy Hobbs, Chris Kangis, Ed Williams, Paul Daniels and Nick Lowles and thanks must go to the Rwanda Cricket Association, in particular Charles Haba and Emma Byiringiro and the British Embassy in the shape of the the Ambassador, Jeremy Macadie and the Deputy Ambassador, Peter Thomas.
