Cricket Without Boundaries works with partners around the world to grow the game of cricket, while using the sport as a platform for health education and social change. It is run almost entirely by the dedication and enthusiasm of its volunteers. Founded in 2005, CWB is one of the world's leading cricket development charities.
Rabina Rajbanshi started playing cricket in her school in Biratnagar, Nepal as part of the CWB, MCCF funded Cricket for Equality project.
“I started playing cricket this year. I love
...Hana’a Al Khaldi is a Project Officer at Right To Play in Jordan. In 2018, she was part of a group of staff from Right To Play who trained as a coach with Cricket Without Boundaries, with the aim
...Queentor Abel discovered cricket aged 12, when CWB came to her primary school in Nakuru. She fell in love with the game, and worked hard to train and improve. Within two years she was playing for
...Unique volunteering opportunities in 2023
and beyond to coach cricket and promote
health in Africa.
359 Ware Road,
Hertford, SG13 7EL
UK registered charity 1154576