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View allSep 4, 2010 Cricket for Change's RCP share the 'Spirit of Cricket' with Lord's and Commons
On a beautiful Thursday in September (3/9/2010) , Cricket for Change's (C4C) Refugee Cricket Project (RCP) hosted a match against the… Read more
Sep 1, 2010 Big Boost for Cricket for Change's Brilliant Beth
Cricket for Change's and Carshalton’s, Bethan Evans, was recognised for outstanding services to grassroots cricket by David Lloyd at… Read more
Aug 31, 2010 Cricket for Change World XI impress at Sawbridgeworth CC
As a result of the Cricket for Change and Investec Inner City World Cup (ICWC) (the ICWC took place at Lord's on the 6 th August 2010) , a… Read more
Aug 30, 2010 Bank Holiday Joy for the RCP
On Monday 30 th August, the Refugee Cricket Project (RCP), hosted the Kent Village Cricket League side, Town Malling CC (from West… Read more
Aug 24, 2010 From Test Match Special to Mount Kilimanjaro in support of C4C
On Thursday 19th Aug. 2010 at The Oval, the Test Match Special team, including Phil Tufnell, Cricket for Change President, and Jonathan Agnew… Read more
