Growing and improving the game to provide a cricketing future for all VISION, MISSION AND STRATEGIC 3 OUTCOMES VISION A sport which inspires people of all ages, providing enjoyment for players, volunteers, followers and spectators.

MISSION Grow and improve the game, to provide a CONTENTS cricketing future for all. 1. Purpose of Report 2. Role of Hampshire Board HAMPSHIRE CRICKET BOARD 3. Vision, Mission and Strategic Outcomes HAS 4 STRATEGIC OUTCOMES: 4. Key Achievements and Case Studies PLAYING – INSPIRE more people to play cricket, more frequently.

WORKFORCE – Develop a thriving professional and voluntary workforce, which has the skills, knowledge and experience to ROLE OF DRIVE the growth of the game. PURPOSE HAMPSHIRE OF REPORT CRICKET BOARD FACILITIES – Provide high quality places to 1 2 play cricket which SUPPORT the growth of The purpose of this report is to highlight to HCB is the governing body of recreational the game. our members, stakeholders and funding cricket in the county and is one of 39 County partners the scope of HCB’s activities and Cricket Boards in the Country. GOVERNANCE – Cultivate a key achievements during 2016. The report network, which will SUSTAIN the growth of demonstrates the impact of a wide range of We work to grow and improve the game with: the game. activities through a series of case studies in four strategic areas - Playing, Workforce, • England and Cricket Board (ECB) Facilities and Governance. • Hampshire Cricket Ltd • Hampshire Cricket in the Community Together with the HCB Business Plan, • Southern Premier Cricket League this report is an important element to • Hampshire Cricket League our commitment to accountability to the • Energise Me (County Sports Partnership) Hampshire Cricket Community. We also • Local Authorities hope that it will help raise our profile and • Affiliated clubs and associations showcase the tireless work undertaken • Community groups on a voluntary basis by leagues, affiliated associations and clubs. We invest in a diverse range of activities designed to provide playing and volunteering opportunities for men, women, boys, girls and people with disabilities. 2 3 KEY ACHIEVEMENTS 4 AND CASE STUDIES PLAYING Inspire more people to play cricket, more frequently.

OUTCOMES

• Increase the number of boys and girls playing regular competitive school and .

• More people with a disability will be aware of and have the means to access high quality sustainable opportunities.

• Increase the number of adults playing the game by retaining existing players and increasing transition between junior cricket and open age cricket.

• Improve the standard of players graduating to the Hampshire Cricket Academy or girls equivalent. Disability squad and Hartley Wintney Cricket Maslow Capital’s CEO Ellis Sher was proud Club member Martin Williams negotiated to help promote disability cricket. He sponsorship of a three team tournament commented: from the club, Maslow Capital and several other partners. The magnificent lunch and tea were matched by the standard of cricket It is especially good to see and a sizeable crowd, showcasing disability some of England Physical

cricket to the local community. Hampshire

defeated Essex’s disability team and a “Disability winning team from the Hartley Wintney under 21 side. ICRC (International Committee of the Red Cross) T20 tournament in “ The tournament, which has been agreed for Bangladesh playing at the Hartley three years, has paved the way for further sizeable financial support to fund winter Wintney on a fantastic day for training for a new development squad which players and supporters alike. plans to enter the national league in 2017.

5 Primary Schools – Year 3 and 4 Secondary School coaching and competitions CASE Soft Ball Competition CASE STUDY STUDY What we did What we did Case study outcomes The majority of clubs with junior sections Schools across the New Forest participated • Engaged ‘inexperienced’ cricket schools now run teams for the u9 age group and in a central venue league over the course in competition for the first time. require support through Chance to Shine to of 2 Tuesdays. The initial plan was for 8 of • The format has allowed new and existing recruit players in schools at years 3 and 4, the 9 Secondary Schools in the area to play players to participate together, without in addition to years 5 and 6. in 2 regional leagues the first week. In the experienced players dominating games. second week the top 2 from each league • Short format games allowed 3 matches As a result we targeted schools in played in a group of 4 and the bottom 2 to be played in an evening. Basingstoke, Eastleigh, Aldershot and from each played in a group of 4. The aim • It has helped provide additional playing New Forest to receive coaching at these was to allow similar standards of teams to opportunities for existing players and to age groups, leading to continuous cricket play against each other in the second week. recruit and enthuse new players of varying festivals at their local clubs. Children were Teams consisted of 8 players in an 8 overs a abilities aged 12 – 14. signposted to teams running u9 teams. side pair’s format. The success of the festivals was largely due to the young cricket ambassadors that were used which helped create a fun and enjoyable first experience for pupils.

Case study outcomes In addition to the outcomes listed below, one of the most significant outcomes was the impact the programme had on the To the amazement of his teacher the child behaviour of a specific child. The child also attended an event out of school for had a history of challenging behaviour and the first time. He went on to top score for Club Roadshow CASE disrupting others in the classroom. Other his team at the festival which helped them STUDY sports also struggled to engage the child win a bronze medal! He also now attends What we did but cricket provided a sense of achievement the local cricket club, the only activity he The first Southern Vipers Roadshow took where other activities couldn’t. participates in outside of school. place at St Cross Symondians CC. The aim of the event was to start to create a fan base This resulted in all cricket lessons being • 4 continuous cricket pilot festivals for the new Kia Super League team and use completed and a drastic improvement in successfully delivered Vipers players to inspire women and girls attitude across all subjects. • Total of 15 school teams participate to play and volunteer within women and Case study outcomes in the festivals girls cricket. • Raised awareness of the Kia Super • Strong support from teachers to continue League and the Southern Vipers amongst in 2017 as well as demand from schools in The Roadshow was attended by Vipers the recreational cricketing community in other areas to replicate the programme players who ran coaching stations and Hampshire. • Demand for teacher training, to enable competitions for girls from clubs across • Actively engaged with 150 female them to deliver independently the county. A W10 game (Hampshire’s players, coaches and volunteers. informal offer for women new to cricket) •Attendance at the first Southern Vipers also provided an opportunity for mums game at the Ageas Bowl was the highest to get involved and created a fantastic attendance for any of the WCSL games - showcase for the women and girls game. c.2,250.

7 Player Retention Wider Community NatWest U19 t20 CASE Engagement – CASE STUDY Chance to Shine STUDY What we did Street and Disability After the initial success of the inaugural Community Programme NatWest U19 T20 competition in 2015, 2016 The competition was positioned in the saw a 50% increase in entries as 20 teams pre-season captains meeting as an aid What we did became 30! Such was the increase in the to increase participation but it was also In order to access new audiences, HCB has of Chance to Shine Street. Whilst number of teams, the campaign extended clear to see on the pitch that no team was started to work in areas of the community the projects are in their infancy we have to offer both group and knock out stages turning up to come second! The matches that wouldn’t naturally access and benefit established strong working relationships prior to the finals day, held at Basingstoke were played in a great spirit and the four from cricket. In 2015, we launched with existing sport and activity providers and North Hants CC. remaining teams treated to a finals day at a our Disability Community Programme, in both areas, The Saints Foundation and fine venue befitting of the occasion. involving nearly 100 hours of coaching and Active Communities Network. We had the third highest number of team taster days across 12 multi sports clubs entries in the country which is testament to We hope that the 2017 competition will and day centres. This programme has Case study outcomes clubs in and around the county, including encourage even more clubs to get involved. been expanded in 2016 and now provides • 277 people with a disability accessed the Isle of Wight, to not only “Get the Game T20 is here to stay and the NatWest U19’s our disability development Centres with a high quality coaching and competition. On!” but to ‘get more games on’! We are provides a great opportunity to develop steady flow of people wishing to continue • Weekly Chance to Shine Street Sessions also very grateful to Serious Cricket who skills both on and off the pitch. It also their participation in cricket. in 2 locations in Southampton and Havant. supplied a special prize of 12 snap back extends existing rivalries with teams • Established good relationships with caps as an incentive to enter into the beyond U15’s and U17’s cricket. In 2016, we have targeted areas of partners which will help sustain cricket competition which was won by Totton and deprivation and high BAEM populations programmes long term. Eling CC. On behalf of Hampshire Cricket Board, in Southampton and Havant, through the we are very thankful to all of the support The coloured clothing, zinger bails, music, provided by the clubs, their player and BBQ’s continued to provide a lively backdrop volunteers. to the competition. The introduction of the online “Activators” course encouraged Case study outcomes more players to actively manage games, • Growing competition with 30 clubs from arranging fixtures, ordering coloured entered in 2016 clothing, securing sponsors and the various • 65 fixtures played Hants Cricket Board @HamshireCB hilarious social media posts! • Player feedback suggest the most Great support from coach @emzwinsa compelling reason to participate is the @HampshireCB engaging young people in opportunity to play more games within the sport for the 1st time, Street #Cricket their peer group for longer, improving player satisfaction and retention.

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9 2016 COMPETITION WINNERS COUNTY AGE GROUP 2016 SUMMARY Junior Club Cricket Boys CAG Boys Statistics U11 Alan Rowe Trophy...... Easton & Martyr Worthy CC Following consultation with (from www.hampshirecb.play-cricket.com) U13 Hindley Cup...... Hook & Newnham Basics CC district associations and clubs in U15 Justice Cup ...... St Cross Symondians CC Leading Run Scorers - Boys U17 Kerry Cup...... OTs & Romsey CC 2015, the operation of the boys U11 Girls Club Championship...... Odiham & Greywell CC County Age Group Programme I No R Hs Ave U13 Girls Club Championship...... Alton CC passed to Hampshire Cricket Ltd Tom Scriven 9 0 686 288 76.22 U16 Girls Club Championship ...... Aldershot CC in 2016. Fletcha Middleton 14 3 416 106* 37.82 Schools Cricket The achievements of 2015 were Felix Organ 6 1 383 165 76.60 Disability Table Cricket Lord Taverners Stainer Cup ...... Shepherd’s Down School, Winchester always going to be difficult to emulate. Whilst the U14s were Disability Kwik Cricket (Primary)...... Norman Gate School, Andover Leading Takers - Boys Disability Kwik Cricket (Secondary)...... Oak Lodge School, Hythe the only squad to be crowned ECB Disability Kwik Cricket (All Ages) ...... Shared between all participating schools regional champions, there were O M R W Ave U13 Lady Taverners...... Kings School, Winchester plenty of individual performances Zac Organ 193.2 34 620 24 25.83 U15 Lady Taverners...... Connaught School, Aldershot to celebrate. George Pardoe 94.1 11 362 19 19.05 Year 7 Mixed Indoor Competition...... Eggars School, Alton U13 Girls Chance to Compete ...... Kings School, Winchester Women and Girls Jonty Oliver 68.1 11 217 18 12.06 U15 Girls Chance to Compete ...... Connaught School, Aldershot Girls U15 reached the National Chris Searle 115.2 27 318 18 17.67 U13 Mixed Chance to Compete ...... St Edmunds School, Portsmouth Finals and were jointly crowned U15 Mixed Chance to Compete ...... Mountbatten School, Romsey National Champions after their U13 State Schools Years 7 & 8...... Priestlands School, Lymington final against Staffordshire was U13 State Schools Years 7 & 8 (Plate)...... Eggars School, Alton CAG Women and Girls Statistics U15 State Schools Years 9 & 10 ...... Kings School, Winchester washed out. The Girls U17 also (from www.hampshirecb.play-cricket.com) U15 State Schools Years 9 & 10 (Plate)...... Burgate School, Fordingbridge reached the National Finals and defeated Somerset to finish third. Girls Kwik Cricket...... Four Marks C of E Primary School, Alton Leading Run Scorers - Women and Girls Year 6 Mixed Kwik Cricket...... Abbotswood Primary, Totton Hampshire Women competed I No R Hs Ave strongly in County Division II, 27 2 896 87 35.84 finishing 3rd in their first season 21 3 605 96* 33.61 at this level. The highlight of the Lucia Kendall 11 3 401 125 50.13 season was their inaugural T20 match on the main Ageas Bowl pitch v Essex, prior to a NatWest Leading Wicket Takers - Women and Girls match. Unfortunately O M R W Ave Essex narrowly came out on top, Charlie Dean 131.2 24 342 35 9.77 nonetheless an unforgettable experience for all the players Emma Bentall 58.2 7 213 28 7.61 involved. Sam Betts 80.5 15 274 24 11.42

Hants Cricket Board @HamshireCB Cup Wins For @HNBCC1 & @EMWCC ageasbowl.com/cricket/news... #hantsclubchamps16 WORKFORCE The Hampshire County A thriving professional and voluntary Groundsman Association workforce, which has the skills, CASE knowledge and experience to What we did STUDY drive the growth of the game. The ACG was formed in June 2012, with the aims of raising the profile, knowledge and OUTCOMES standards of groundsmen who look after pitches and facilities of affiliated clubs. • Increase the number of trained volunteers associated with clubs, As part of the 2016 HCB Affiliation process schools and organisations. clubs were asked to provide contact details of their groundsmen and in doing so they were automatically registered as members • Improve the knowledge and skills of Case study outcomes Hants Cricket Board of the Hampshire ACG. @HamshireCB volunteers and professional staff. As a result of this affiliation exercise How did club cricket umpires fare in In April 2016 a pre-season newsletter membership almost doubled from 63 to 120 • Reduce the numbers of volunteers #Hawkeye test @StCrossCC WATCH was released followed by a further one in and the database was brought up to date in @BBCSouthToday bbc.co.uk/sport... dropping out of the game prematurely. September 2016. terms of groundsman’s contact details. Over 25 active groundsman’s attended A Groundsman’s day was organised at the the day and benefited from a talk and Ageas Bowl during Hampshire’s county demonstration from the head groundsman. championship game against Durham. It Attendees also went onto the main ground was hosted by the Hampshire Cricket Head to see the match day pitch as well as visiting Groundsman Karl McDermott with the the Nursery Ground nets to see how the Introduction of online theme autumn renovations. autumn renovation programme had been affiliation and CRM system CASE carried out. What we did STUDY Responding to feedback from consultations However the quality and quantity of the with clubs, HCB strives to reduce the information held by HCB has improved. administrative burden on volunteers/ For the first time we asked for groundstaff officials of its affiliated clubs and information, resulting a record attendance organisations. at a County Groundsmanship Association workshop at The Ageas Bowl. HCB introduced an online affiliation service while at the same time seeking to improve ECB are moving forward with a fully the information held on affiliated clubs/ integrated system (rather than 39 cricket organisations. boards seeking 39 solutions). Due to economies of scale, it will include an online payment facility at an exceptionally low rate Case study outcomes and offer a single point of input for clubs, The user interface for the system (already with the possibility of data sharing with used by 9 other county boards) was not as HCB partners rather than clubs filling out user-friendly as it appeared in the system the same information to up to 9 separate demonstrations. organisations.

12 Hampshire’s Outstanding Services to Winners 2016 Facility Development – • Richard Myers, Alton Cricket Lymington Cricket Club CASE Club - Heartbeat of the Club STUDY What we did • Eleanor Clayden, Grayshott HCB Cricket Development Manager worked indicative £30k award from the ECB Grant Cricket Club - Get the Game On with Lymington CC to develop a project Aid Programme was approved. to enhance pavilion facilities shared with • Martin Peters / Danny Cornter, Lymington Town FC. The modifications will Case study outcomes Wilds Sports League - improve disability access and upgrade the Leagues The project has reached tender stage, changing facilities. Working closely with with ongoing support from HCB and ECB • Brian Pardey, Bashley (Rydal) the ECB Regional Facilities and Investment to completion and beyond. A 50 year old Cricket Club - Lifetime Achiever Manager for technical input, a Service Level pavilion will reflect the changing patterns agreement for a viable single storey project of use in the 21st century, with many more • Portsmouth Cricket Cl was drawn up. Meetings followed with the women, girls and boys now participating in site landlord (the town council), the club, many activities at Lymington Sports Ground. • George Carpenter - Officiating the district council and Hampshire FA, an - Umpires and Scorers

• Matt Ellerby - Young Volunteer

FACILITIES England and Wales Cricket Trust Small Grants Scheme Provide high quality places to play cricket which support the growth Alton...... social area of the game. Amport...... covers Basingstoke & North Hants...... social area OUTCOMES Damerham...... covers Easton & Martyr Worthy...... covers • The number of playing and practice aspect in influencing future investment and Fawley...... flatsheet and bowdry facilities that will meet the current and development in local authority and club Follands Hamble...... covers Grayshott...... social area facilities. anticipated future demand for cricket Hambledon...... covers Securing the grant gave Hursley Park...... covers (sidesheets and run ups) a great boost to the club and • Improve the quality of playing and HCB has promoted membership of the Liphook & Ripsley...... flatsheet and waterhog help provide a much improved

practice facilities Hampshire Playing Fields Association to its Lock’s Heath...... covers

affiliated clubs and organisations. Odiham & Greywell...... social area “social area for members to HCB continue to work with 11 of the county’s Overton...... covers enjoy. We have received many 13 local authorities to help form their Playing Cricket has the largest membership of the Portsmouth ...... energy/water consumption comments regarding the great “ Pylewell Park...... covers Pitch Strategies. Playing Pitch Strategies association of any sport. £70k in grants has improvements made not just St Cross Symondians...... social area help to ensure there is a good supply of been awarded to cricket projects in the past from members but also from 8 years, more than any other sport in the St Mary Bourne...... flatsheet and waterhog high quality playing pitches and playing Steep...... flatsheet and waterhog visiting teams and officials. county, almost as much as the £99k granted fields to meet the sporting needs of local Tichborne Park...... social area [Alton Cricket Club] communities. They are also an important to tennis, football and rugby put together. Wellow & Plaitford...... social area

14 15 England and Wales Cricket Trust GOVERNANCE Small Grants Scheme Cultivate a cricket network which will sustain the growth of the game.

OUTCOMES • An effective County Cricket network with relationships with a wide range of stakeholders.

• All organisations will have a management Thank you for the professional structure in place to influence, manner in which both the HCB lead and inspire. and ECB managed our application

The covers are of excellent “for a grant, which I’m pleased • Organisations that understand the needs

quality and would thoroughly to say was accepted with the of their members and have a desire

to improve. recommend their purchase “ covers appreciated by all at our

“via the scheme. Provision and club. Pitch management has • Increase revenue through more install of the covers from Stuart been assisted hugely and I know “ commercial activities, sponsorship Canvas went very well. feedback from our own and and fund saving. [Amport Cricket Club] opposition players regarding the pitch improvements has been. [Follands Hamble Cricket Club] Hampshire Community Memorandum of Understanding CASE STUDY What we did Hampshire Cricket League, Southern a FREE pair of NatWest T20 Blast tickets. Premier Cricket League, Hampshire Cricket The scheme was administered entirely Our funding was used to help in the Community, Hampshire Cricket Ltd via social media under the #HantsTopGun install a patio area in front of the and Hampshire Cricket Board are party to hashtag on twitter and Facebook.

pavilion to replace a worn out a Memorandum of Understanding, under

“concrete area interjected with which all organisations are committed to Case study outcomes achieving common objectives. • Over 80 players from 55 clubs won tickets weeds! This area has transformed “ the front of the pavilion encouraging to NatWest T20Blast games, despite all but One objective is to drive greater one of the 6 weekends being rain affected. everyone to want to stay for a drink At our AGM the Treasurer interaction between the recreational and • When the sun shone on the final weekend,

after the game. revealed that our heating bills professional game. For the last 2 years 40 players came to the last NatWest

[Grayshott Cricket Club] had gone down considerably we have coordinated a free ticket scheme T20Blast game against Somerset. throughout May, June and July, which • The scheme promoted interaction with “over the year due to the “ entitled players scoring 100 or taking 5 local amateur cricketers and increased replacement of old windows wickets in Hampshire League or British HCB’s social media following. with double glazing in the Gas Southern Premier League matches pavilion. [Portsmouth Cricket Club]

16 17 Working with Hampshire Cricket League and clubs to improve CASE women’s competitive cricket STUDY What we did Case study outcomes The increase in female players wishing • Proposal has been submitted to the to play competitive cricket has led to a management committee to increase the vast difference in standards across the number of divisions to 3, including changes 2 Hampshire Cricket League women’s in formats played for 2017 season. It is divisions. As a result there are too many hoped the change will have an immediate uncompetitive games which do not provide impact on player satisfaction and player the appropriate environment to develop retention. players or satisfy those that simply want • The group will act as a mechanism to to play for enjoyment. Games have been engage with women’s clubs and players conceded and will ultimately mean players regarding future rules and playing formats. dropping out of the game. • The committee will continue to advise the League Management committee regarding With the agreement of Hampshire Cricket developments in the women’s game based League, HCB has set up a new Hampshire national and local insight Cricket League women’s sub committee • There are now additional volunteers which will advise the management from within the women’s game willing to committee and help coordinate the administer the game. women’s league. The new committee has facilitated an in depth consultation with Recruitment of clubs and players regarding future formats Non-Executive Directors CASE and league structure. STUDY What we did Case study outcomes The Board of directors identified the need • Two additional non-executive directors to recruit additional directors with specific with professional experience in project and skills and experience to help shape and change management. As well as extensive deliver plans for the next strategic phase, knowledge of club cricket. 2017 – 2021. • HCB are now well placed to help shape and implement future strategies. We conducted an open recruitment process • The process identified a pool of highly which invited people with experience in skilled volunteers willing to support the women and girls sport, sports provision work of HCB and the wider cricket network in in wider community settings, developing Hampshire. Including future non-executive sports clubs and income generation to directors and people willing to support apply. other HCB activities e.g development of commercial strategies. Following 2 briefing sessions and a ballot of • 48 people expressed an interest in the HCB members the directors made the final roles. decision to appoint Tony Oxley and Jenni Douglas-Todd.

18 CRICKET UNLEASHED GIRLS CLUB TEAMS Over the last 3 years the England and Cricket Unleashed message and provided U19 Wales Cricket Board (ECB) have researched a platform for local players, coaches and 30 T20 TEAMS why the game is losing players (10%) and officials to make their voices heard. 3834 22 volunteers (15%). An initial League Blueprint NUMBER OF meeting in December 2015 was followed by 113 players and officials representing 58 SOCIAL MEDIA a Cricket Unleashed presentation at June’s Hampshire clubs and organisations were FOLLOWERS 229 Stakeholders Meeting led by Matt Dwyer, joined by representatives from the Southern CO ECB Director of Growth and Participation at Premier and Hampshire Cricket Leagues, A 71% H NUMBER OR 5 OUT OF 7 The Ageas Bowl. Hampshire Cricket, Hampshire Cricket OF HACO Board and the ECB. & HCBCA Cricket Unleashed is a strategy designed MEMBERS by the game, for the game. This strategy Roadshow Feedback 0 8 aims to get a bat and ball into more hands Participants prioritised their top three ways VOLU 4 NUMBER OF ACADEMY UB NTE CL E HC CA and encourage growth within our clubs. To of retaining current players, welcoming F RS B PLAYERS FROM COUNTY O T engage, excite and improve the game for back lost players and to attract new players R R AGE GROUP PROGRAMME E A B I N our next generation, it will concentrate on in adult and junior cricket. The messages M E U more play, great teams and inspired fans. reflected the findings of the ECB National D N NUMBER OF SCHOOL We absolutely need to challenge “what we Cricket Playing Survey (see graphs below). WOMENS TEAMS ENTERING CLUB TEAMS currently do” to get to “what players and COMPETITIONS officials want in the future”.

Cricket needs to be an accessible and 45 18 inclusive game in order to thrive and not just survive. The cost of cricket needs to fall, with the bar set a little lower. The four roadshows across the county spread the NUMBER OF ADULT 383 CRICKET TEAMS

NUMBER OF JUNIOR LEAGUE TEAMS 439 NUMBER OF SPECIAL SCHOOLS INVOLVED IN COACHING AND 16 COMPETITION

IALS 77 50 IC F NUMBER OF CLUBS F NUMBER REGISTERED FOR O OF COACHES & NATWEST CRICKETFORCE OFFICIALS ATTENDING NUMBER OF PLAYERS WITH A TRAINING 6 COURSES 6 DISABILITY PARTICIPATING IN CRICKET 1 C S 739 OACHE 21 FINANCIAL SUMMARY BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Sources of Groundsmanship, £889 Junior Coaching, £2,428 Funding Bank Interest, £801 Cricket Competition Fees, £4,715 District Cricket, £217 Affiliation Fees, £10,296 Sponsorship, £100 Disability, £18,136

Southern Vipers, £21,661 John Wolfe Stuart Robertson Geoff Rhodes Colin Savage

CAG Women & Girls, £32,129 Chairman Hampshire Cricket Finance Director Company Secretary Commercial Director

ECB Grants, £178,611 Coach Education, £39,170

CAG Boys, £56,402 Jeff Levick MBE Ben Thompson Jenni Douglas Todd Tony Oxley

Chance to Shine, £96,641 Cricket Development Director

DEVELOPMENT TEAM Andy Sharp, Following the launch of Cricket Unleashed Board Administrator we have reviewed roles and responsibilities E: [email protected] T: 07920 452528 Expenditure District Cricket, £1,067 Groundsmanship, £1,427 within the Development Team. The 3 cricket Audit & Professional, £5,855 Bank Charges, £242 Womens W10, £1,740 development manager roles now reflect the Simon Jones, Cricket Office Costs, £6,696 key themes under ‘more play’ in the strategy Cricket Competitions, £9,937 Develoment Manager – including, clubs and leagues, youth Clubs and Leagues Employers NI, £14,103 participation and growth. E: [email protected] T: 07920 452537 Disability, £18,818 Emily Munro also joins the team as Schools Engagement Manager, seconded from John Cook, Cricket Hampshire Cricket in the Community. Emily Development Manager Southern Vipers, £20,921 will work closely with John Cook to deliver Youth Participation the schools strategy, including Chance to E: [email protected] Salaries & Honararia, £175,090 Coach Education, £24,433 Shine. T: 07766 838779 Mike Pollard, Cricket CAG Women & Girls, £29,893 Emily Munro, Schools Development Manager Engagement Manager Growth (including women E: [email protected] and girls and Disability) CAG Boys, £48,760 T: 07768 552627 E: [email protected] T: 07920 452527 Chance to Shine, £58,600 Simon Hammond, Chris Wheeler, Community Coach Community Coach E: [email protected] E: [email protected] T: 07711 629446 T: 07869 122447 22 23 Like us on facebook Hampshire Cricket Board Follow us on Twitter @HampshireCB www.hampshirecricketboard.com Photos supplied by Dave Vokes Photography