Alan Foster, Mike Bowen (captain), Bobby Denning (CDM Lancashire Cricket Board)
receive the HardballChampionship Trophy for 2007
In recognition of the fact that communication from BACD meetings could be improved it is our intention to post a précis of the minutes of BACD meetings on the web site in future and to also send the same to the County BACD representatives, the team managers in most cases. The minutes of the AGM and the Chairman's report will also be available for all to view on the web site. Please be patient as our web site administrator will be a way for period of time taking a well earned break. Can we please ask that Team Managers, or whoever receives the information from BACD at County level supports our effort to improve communication by ensuring that all players in their county squads has the opportunity to view the minutes either in hard copy or on the web site. Please be patient whilst we get the information put on the site and in the meantime if anyone has any questions please feel free to contact the Chairman or Secretary.
What We Do
The British Association For Cricketers With Disabilities was formed in 1991 to promote the game of cricket to people with disabilities nationwide.
B.A.C.D. is a registered charity - Registered Charity Number 1046015.
It works to encourage potential players, umpires, scorers, coaches and administrators to participate in the game at school, club, county and national level.
It organises matches and tournaments at all levels of the games.
It has been mainly concerned with cricket for people with physical and learning difficulties, but in 2003 it encompassed the England Cricket Association for the Deaf.
Through its membership of the E.C.B. Sub-group it is involved in cricket for people with all forms of impairment.
It is managed and run by a team of volunteers who, through an executive committee and working teams, strive to provide opportunities for people with disabilities to participate in cricket to the highest level their ability allows.
Items for inclusion on this website or any comments should be sent to the Hon. Secretary. See Contacts for details.
British Association For Cricketers With Disabilities