Despite the barriers, the women’s team, known as the Uganda Pearls, have high hopes for the development of the game in Uganda. International Umpire Anna Harris recently spent time in Uganda with Cricket Without Boundaries and took the opportunity to find out more with the Uganda Pearls Team Manager, Lelia Namaganda Ondeko, and the Captain, Janet Mbabazi.
Tickets are now on sale for our Gala Dinner on 9th October 2025. Join CWB for an unforgettable evening hosted by Miles Jupp with Michael Atherton and other special guests to celebrate our impact over the last 20 years and help raise funds to change more lives through cricket. Tables of 10 are available so why not bring friends or colleagues and help us share the story of CWB?
Two years ago, the Marylebone Biratnagar Jwala Cricket Ground was nothing more than open fields. Thanks to investment from the MCC Foundation as part of the Cricket 4 Equality project, it has been transformed into a thriving two-ground venue that now hosts school matches, Hub tournaments, and community cricket as part of our collaboration with the Nepal Cricket Foundation.
Cricket Without Boundaries Launches Recruitment for 2025 Volunteer Projects
Help Us Refurbish Toilet Facilities for Girls in Rajbiraj, Nepal
Cricket Without Boundaries Launches Exciting Two-Week Volunteer Opportunity in East Africa and Nepal.
Following the end of the recent cricket season, St Margaretsbury CC invited CWB to collect excess softball and hardball kit that had accumulated over the course of the season.
Inspired by Mithali Raj’s call to normalise menstruation, the girls from the Khadak Queens and Rajbiraj Champs have created a video to share three messages: menstruation is a natural process, you can play cricket during menstruation, and coaches can play a key role in supporting players when they are menstruating.
In Kenya, CWB ambassadors George and Mathias ran successful events to mark World AIDS day in Nakuru and and Muranga 👏.
Day 2 of ICC Foundation Level Coach Education in Kayonza in Rwanda.
A huge thank you to all those that donate kit and equipment to the Uganda/Rwanda project including Bat For A Chance and Middleton Cricket Club.
CWB are delighted that Head of Delivery, Lee Booth, is leading the Rwandan men’s national team to the World Cup Qualifiers in Namibia in his role as Head Coach.
Thank you to our kit supplier Xrcise, who donated all the coloured kit for Vero's team in Rwanda.
CWB's Head of Delivery Lee Booth, Trustee Gary Shankland and long term volunteer Jamie Burton have recently launched a new cricket team based in Huye, Rwanda.
Henrietta Ishimwe started playing cricket when she was 14 years old at the CWB supported Ndera hub on the outskirts of Kigali, Rwanda.
Gislaine started playing cricket in 2017 at the Ndera cricket hub on the outskirts of Kigali in Rwanda. Since 2020 she has been volunteering as a coach at the hub.
Talent is equally distributed; opportunity is not. Volunteer with Cricket Without Boundaries (CWB) to help disadvantaged young people start their cricketing journey while also using the sport as a platform for positive social change.
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