Resources

All our resources are free to download and use.

If you do use any of our resources we'd love to hear from you about your experiences of them, how you used them, and any suggestions you have to develop and improve them. Please do contact Sara Begg (Head of Monitoring and Evaluation) or Lee Booth (Head of Delivery).

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Intro

Introduction to cricket

How to coach the key skills needed to introduce young people to cricket, and ideas of how to integrate simple messages into your coaching.

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Basic

Basics of cricket

Add new skills and games to your coaching kitbag and work towards playing and officiating a full game of “pairs” or “mini” cricket.

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Tutor Notes

Tutor notes

“Train the trainers” notes for experienced coaches and coach educators, with guidance on how to upskill new and developing coaches.

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Integrated Learning

Integrated learning

Examples of how to use the CWBs’ integrated learning model to start discussions about HIV, gender and community empowerment.

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Basic

Game cards

An 8-week programme working towards an adapted cricket festival, with a focus basic skills, teamwork, cooperation and communication.

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Tutor Notes

Game cards (Arabic)

12 mix-and-match cricket games and activities, with a focus on teamwork, cooperation and communication. Includes English and Arabic text.

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Cricket for Protection

Working with the UN’s Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and refugee coaches in Africa, the Middle East and Europe, we have designed an easy to follow playbook of cricket games for coaches and activators working with children in refugee contexts.

The games promote social cohesion, social inclusion, and psychosocial wellbeing, while the playbook supports coaches to deliver in a fun, safe and inclusive way.

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Integrated Learning Tools

Our integrated learning tools help empower communities by starting discussions about ambitions and setting targets and goals. They are used to embed educational components into games and activities. And they can be used to encourage players and coaches to reflect on what they gain from participation in cricket, which can in turn be used to help evaluate programme impact.

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