Supported by NatWest, we celebrated this helping to spread the power of cricket. Read more
New schools' resources for Cricket World Cup Read more
Greenidge, Woakes, Panesar and Taylor face off for charity Read more
New funding for Chance to Shine Street in London Read more
Supported by NatWest, we celebrated this helping to spread the power of cricket.Read more
New schools' resources for Cricket World CupRead more
James Taylor visits Fairholme and Sybourn Primary SchoolsRead more
Greenidge, Woakes, Panesar and Taylor face off for charityRead more
New funding for Chance to Shine Street in LondonRead more
Mick Jagger to donate £190,000 to charityRead more
Mick Jagger will donate during the Oval TestRead more
House of Commons reception to mark charity milestoneRead more
Brand new report shows impact of charityRead more
Chance to Shine and ICC partner to deliver Cricket World Cup resourcesRead more
500 children were joined by Nick Compton at Lord's Cricket ground for the spirit of cricket open day 2018Read more
In partnership with ICC, Chance to Shine and ECB, Cricket World Cup Schools programme launchedRead more
Yorkshire Tea National Cricket Week 2018 ends at Spofforth Primary School with Matt Prior.Read more
Michael Vaughan gives Durham schoolchildren an 'unbelievable' day.Read more
Graeme Swann joined a Chance to Shine Street cricket competition in CoventryRead more
Two of England Women's World Cup winning team joined a girls cricket festival in Bristol.Read more
Chris Woakes takes part in a special geography lesson at a Nottingham school.Read more
Maurice Griffin, a nine-year-old cricket fan, bowled his way into the record books on Friday 1 June by breaking the Guinness World Record for the longest ever bowling run up.Read more
Coach Jim Donaldson was awarded a British Empire Medal in the Queen's Birthday HonoursRead more
In May 2018, the charity reached its four millionth children, 7 year old Millie-May, since the organisation started in 2005.Read more
Rusthall Primary hosted England legend Alastair Cook to celebrate the launch of National Cricket Week 2018.Read more
Laura Cordingley joined Chance to Shine as the new Chief executive of the charityRead more
Chance to Shine has started delivering coaching sessions at cancer specialist hospital, the Royal Marsden in Sutton.Read more
Chance to Shine is delighted to announce, on World Book Day, a new partnership with the Authors Cricket Club, a nomadic side of writersRead more