Friday 19th March 2021 - ECB Updated Statement
"The ECB have been working closely with both the UK government and the Welsh government to provide clarity in what the easing of lockdown restrictions mean for recreational cricket across England and Wales. We know that our communities, players and volunteers will have missed the social, physical and health benefits of participating in our great game and we believe we have an important role to play in supporting the nations recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. Importantly, we also know that we have a collective responsibility to ensure the safety of our communities by ensuring compliance with both the latest government guidance. The aim of the accompanying documents is to share with you the information we currently know about what the return to cricket at the end of March will look like, in order to help your planning. This is based on our ongoing conversations with the government and key partners to date and information published on gov.uk"
Additional information you can find here :
Prime Minister sets out roadmap to cautiously ease lockdown restrictions - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
Find the ECB Return to Play Roadmap and Plan for Cricket Below
"The ECB have been working closely with both the UK government and the Welsh government to provide clarity in what the easing of lockdown restrictions mean for recreational cricket across England and Wales. We know that our communities, players and volunteers will have missed the social, physical and health benefits of participating in our great game and we believe we have an important role to play in supporting the nations recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. Importantly, we also know that we have a collective responsibility to ensure the safety of our communities by ensuring compliance with both the latest government guidance. The aim of the accompanying documents is to share with you the information we currently know about what the return to cricket at the end of March will look like, in order to help your planning. This is based on our ongoing conversations with the government and key partners to date and information published on gov.uk"
Additional information you can find here :
Prime Minister sets out roadmap to cautiously ease lockdown restrictions - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
Find the ECB Return to Play Roadmap and Plan for Cricket Below
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Wednesday 24th February 2021
Following the government's announcement this week regarding Indoor sport, we are unable to open our doors until 12th April for hire and centre bookings inline with the COVID-19 safety guidelines. The positive news though is the centre will remain open until 30th April, so you are able to reschedule your hire/booking during that time - please just email us back with your request and we will do our best to accommodate. Step 1 and 2 of the Government gateway is situated to the right, where you can see the indications of lifted restrictions and their potential dates. Additional information you can find here : Prime Minister sets out roadmap to cautiously ease lockdown restrictions - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) |
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Monday 16th November 2020
The “Rutland Cricket Centre” stands to be the only Cricket Specific facility in the county of Rutland, due to open later this month. The Centre will be powered by a local team of highly respected professional coaches, and stands to be a great addition to the county's sporting offering. Director Tom Flowers says; “We have been researching the perfect area and facility for a long time and now have the funding and backing to deliver this facility to local cricketers in the perfect location. We hope that the Rutland Cricket Centre provides a much-needed facility for the area, benefitting the many cricketers, individuals, children, adults, females, disability cricketers and more: our staff really cannot wait to get going on this! The facilities aim is to become the centrepiece of Rutland Cricket during the off season, connecting Rutland’s cricketing market towns of Oakham and Uppingham, whilst also being very accessible for neighbouring cricketing hotbeds of Stamford, Oundle and Market Harborough, all accessible within 30 minutes to the venue. With no other cricket specific facilities like this within a 24 Mile Radius, both the Leicestershire & Rutland Cricket League (12 Divisions) and Northamptonshire Cricket Leagues (14 Divisions) clubs and their players will be able to have access to a great winter training option for the off season from October to April. The centre will be open for lane and whole hall hire, as well as 121 lessons and bowling machine usage, with video analysis available. There has never been a better time for us to release this to the community, at a time when we are all in need of some positive news we hope the RCC can bring some positivity and enjoyment back to the people of Rutland as we continue to battle through this test.” |
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