
[Webinar] – Winter Maintenance for Groundo’s
With the renovation period ending, we invite groundo’s from the network to join us for an off-season webinar. With consistent emphasis on in-season maintenance and…
Cricket is far more than a game—it’s a powerful connector, a shared language that brings people together and enriches lives. Its timeless appeal spans generations, and its unique ability to cross cultural, social, and personal boundaries means it unites people in ways few other activities can.
At the Kent Cricket Foundation (KCF), we harness this incredible power of cricket to spark meaningful change in our communities. By reaching out to those who may feel isolated or disconnected, we strive to create spaces where everyone feels welcome, valued, and part of something bigger. Well-being, belonging, and the spirit of togetherness sit at the heart of every programme we deliver.
We also work hand-in-hand with a wide network of partners to design and deliver innovative initiatives that respond to both local needs and national priorities. Together, we’re transforming the spirit of cricket into a catalyst for positive change—building stronger connections, boosting confidence, and helping create a more resilient and inclusive community for all.

Slower-pace cricket, friendly community and welcoming of all skill and fitness levels
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With the renovation period ending, we invite groundo’s from the network to join us for an off-season webinar. With consistent emphasis on in-season maintenance and…

ECB Accredited Club Status, which replaces the former Clubmark scheme, is a framework designed to help cricket clubs in England and Wales raise operational standards…

On Saturday 19 September, the Kent Visually Impaired squad travelled to Wolverhampton for the National T20 play-offs and Blind Cricket England & Wales (BCEW) player…