Hurlingham Club Plans New Accessible Cricket Pavilion
The prestigious Hurlingham Club in Fulham, frequented by the Princess of Wales, seeks planning permission for a new accessible cricket pavilion with spectator toilets. Read the full details.
Category : Search result: accessible cricket pavilion
Readers on the Stark Contrast in English and Australian Cricket
Guardian readers respond to Emma John's article, highlighting cricket's public decline in England versus its cherished national status in Australia. Is English cricket facing an existential crisis?
Pub superfan banned from world's largest Wetherspoon's
A journalist's love affair with the Royal Victoria Pavilion Wetherspoon's in Ramsgate ended abruptly with a Covid-era ban. Discover the story of the pub that changed her and the barman's final word.
New galleon for Diana's playground nears completion in Germany
A key part of the £3m revamp of the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Playground is being finished in Bavaria. The wooden ship will head to London's Kensington Gardens for a summer reopening.
Windrush Cricket Clubs' Hidden History Revealed
A new archive uncovers the vital role of wandering Caribbean cricket clubs in nurturing black talent for the English game, a legacy now documented for future generations.
Alyssa Healy's Dominant Legacy in Women's Cricket
Alyssa Healy's career statistics cement her as a transformative figure in women's cricket. Explore the numbers behind her wicketkeeping and batting legacy.
England's Ashes Defeat Sparks Cricket Rethink
After a 4-1 Ashes defeat in Australia, England's Test cricket approach is under scrutiny. Listen to the Ashes Weekly podcast for expert analysis on the 2025-26 series.
Stokes: England must 'go back to drawing board' after Ashes
England captain Ben Stokes admits his team must rethink their approach after a 4-1 Ashes series loss to Australia. Read his candid assessment and what's next for the Test side.
Bethell's century keeps England alive in final Ashes Test
Jacob Bethell's elegant maiden Test century of 142* gave England hope on day four in Sydney, leading by 119 runs. Read the full Ashes match report.
Smith's SCG Ton Seals Second Place in All-Time Ashes Runs
Steve Smith's unbeaten 129 at the SCG propelled him past Sir Jack Hobbs into second place for all-time Ashes runs. Read the full analysis of his majestic innings and what it means for Australia's batting future.
Usman Khawaja Announces International Cricket Retirement
Veteran Australian batter Usman Khawaja confirms his retirement from international cricket. The fifth Ashes Test in Sydney will be his final match. Read the full story on his career and legacy.
Usman Khawaja announces retirement from international cricket
Australian batsman Usman Khawaja confirms his retirement after the fifth Ashes Test. Read about his remarkable career and inspiring journey from Pakistan to the Baggy Green.
Sydney's Ashes History: SCG's Role in English Revivals
From 1894 to 2003, Sydney's SCG has witnessed pivotal Ashes moments that launched dynasties. As England head to Sydney, we explore the historic comebacks that offer hope for the future.
Rabbi's Daily Bondi Vigils for Attack Victims
Rabbi Yossi Friedman holds three daily vigils at Bondi Pavilion, reading the names of the 15 victims of the December terror attack. He says wider community support is key to healing antisemitism.
Rabbi's Bondi Beach Memorial for 15 Attack Victims
Rabbi Yossi Friedman leads a poignant memorial at Bondi Pavilion, reading the names of 15 victims three times daily. A powerful act of remembrance for the Sydney community.
Record Boxing Day Test Crowd at MCG Underlines Festival Status
A record 85,000 fans packed the MCG for the Boxing Day Test, transforming the cricket match into a vibrant cultural festival. Discover how tradition and spectacle converged in Melbourne.
Broken train toilet leads to passenger's desperate night out
A passenger's disastrous journey home from London to Derby reveals the ongoing issue of non-functioning toilets on UK trains. Read her story and the wider implications for travellers.
First wheelchair user reaches space on Blue Origin flight
Michaela Benthaus, an engineer paralysed in a bike accident, made history as the first wheelchair user to reach the edge of space on a Blue Origin flight. Read her inspiring story.
Australia to Win Ashes as England Collapse in Adelaide
England's Ashes hopes are all but over, trailing by 228 runs with just four wickets left in Adelaide. Australia's dominance leaves the tourists facing a crushing defeat. Follow the final day's play.
Bondi Vigil for Youngest Victim as Parents Plead 'Remember Her Name'
The parents of 10-year-old Matilda, the youngest victim of the Bondi terror attack, led a vigil of 2,000 people. Read the latest on the investigation, hero bystanders, and national unity.
New Falmer centre aims to make cricket accessible for all
Inside the world's second-largest cricket hall in Falmer, a revolutionary project is breaking down barriers. Square One uses colour-coded nets, microchipped balls, and a new coaching language to make the sport truly inclusive. Could this be the future of
Ashes Weekly: Australia's Brisbane Strategy
The latest Ashes Weekly podcast analyses Australia's plans for Brisbane, key player updates, and the series outlook. Listen now for expert cricket insights.
Boy with rare genetic condition finds joy in adaptive skateboarding
Lloyd Pinn, 8, with a severe disability, learns to skateboard using a custom frame in Melbourne. His story highlights true inclusion and accessible sport for all children.
Former England cricketer Robin Smith dies at 62
Former England cricketer Robin Smith, a fearless batter who scored over 4,000 Test runs, has died aged 62. Read more about his remarkable career and legacy.
Ashes Podcast: England's Brisbane Defeat Analysed
The Guardian's cricket podcast dissects England's heavy defeat in the first Ashes Test at Brisbane. Listen for expert analysis on key moments and what's next for the series.
Two-Year NHS Wheelchair Service Delay Leaves User Stranded
A London man's 24-month battle with the NHS wheelchair service reveals a system in crisis, leaving him isolated and struggling for basic independence. Read his story and the official response.
Australia name unchanged Ashes squad, Cummins out
Australia opts for an unchanged 14-man squad for the second Ashes Test at the Gabba, with captain Pat Cummins still unavailable. Can England capitalise? Read the full analysis.
Cricket Willow: Australia's bat-making heritage preserved
Discover Cricket Willow, where Victorian cricket history meets Swiss-Italian heritage through bat-making. Explore this unique museum and oval preserving Australia's sporting legacy.
South Africa complete 408-run Test thrashing of India
Simon Harmer's six-wicket haul seals a dominant 408-run victory for South Africa, completing a 2-0 Test series sweep against world champions India in Guwahati.
Widow: ECB support could have saved Graham Thorpe
Amanda Thorpe believes her husband, celebrated England batsman Graham Thorpe, would still be alive with more mental health support from cricket's governing body. Read the full story.
Page 1 of 4