Read the latest Impact Report from the national children's charity Chance to Shine. The charity works in state schools and communities to spread the power of cricket to children and young people. Read more
Former England cricketers Michael Vaughan and Dani Hazell inspired young cricketers as part of a Yorkshire Cricket Foundation Festival on the final day (Friday 28 June) of Yorkshire Tea National Cricket Week. Read more
Former England and Northamptonshire cricketer Graeme Swann went back to his old primary school, Abington Vale, in Northampton today (Thursday 27 June) to celebrate Yorkshire Tea National Cricket Week and inspire budding cricketers. Read more
Wicket-keeper batsman Jonny Bairstow took time out of an incredibly busy summer of cricket to inspire the school children at Herbert Morrison Primary School in Stock well on Wednesday 26 June as part of Yorkshire Tea National Cricket Week. Read more
Cricketer Keaton Jennings inspired a group of pupils from Brookhurst Primary School, Leamington Spa as part of Yorkshire Tea National Cricket Week on Tuesday 25 June at Edgbaston Cricket Ground. Read more
Former England cricketer Matt Prior visited the Charles Dickens Activity Centre in Portsmouth yesterday to play ‘street’ cricket with local children as part of Yorkshire Tea National Cricket Week, Read more
It's back! National Cricket Week returns and what a week for it. The sun is out across the country and there's no excuses needed to get out and enjoy the nation's favourite summer sport. Read more
450 children from schools around the country visited Lord’s Cricket Ground on Monday 10 June as part of the annual Chance to Shine Schools’ Open Day supported by Yorkshire Tea. Read more
Gifts to the charity are currently being doubled thanks to the support of Chance to Shine Patron Adrian Beecroft. With your help, we can continue to spread the power of cricket to state schools and disadvantaged communities throughout England and Wales. Read more
Joe Root, Adil Rashid and Moeen Ali were amongst the England cricket stars who inspired some Chance to Shine school children as part of the NatWest Cricket has no boundaries campaign launch Read more
Chance to Shine is pleased to announce our events diary for 2019 Read more
A group of Chance to Shine Street cricketers in Brighton received a surprise visit from Sussex CCC’s Jofra Archer and Danny Briggs last week. Jofra and Danny joined 17 boys and girls, aged 10 – 13, to take part in their weekly Street cricket session run by the Sussex Cricket Foundation. Read more
Chance to Shine is marking a major milestone on International Women’s Day today (Friday 8 March): reaching its two millionth girl to play, learn and develop through cricket since 2005. Read more
After 11 years running communications for leading children’s sports charity, Chance to Shine, Fabian Devlin is stepping down from his role as Head of Communications on 1 June 2019. Read more
Chance to Shine has launched Cricket Inspires, a campaign to get ambassadors from the world of cricket back into schools across the country to enthuse children about the sport. Read more
England skipper Eoin Morgan visited Grafton Primary School in Islington. Eoin took part in classroom session and then joined the children outside for some cricket. Read more
Rob Cross is running 18 half-marathons in the 18 First-Class Counties to raise funds for Chance to Shine. Read more
Supported by NatWest, we celebrated this helping to spread the power of cricket. Read more
New schools' resources for Cricket World Cup Read more
James Taylor visits Fairholme and Sybourn Primary Schools Read more
Greenidge, Woakes, Panesar and Taylor face off for charity Read more
New funding for Chance to Shine Street in London Read more
Mick Jagger to donate £190,000 to charity Read more
Mick Jagger will donate during the Oval Test Read more