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The ACE Programme Charity retweeted
Happy 64th birthday, Courtney Walsh 🎂💛🖤
869 first-class and 243 one-day wickets for Glos between 1984 and 1998 - plus a West Indies record 519 in Tests.
A Shire great.
#BecomeGlorious
The ACE Programme Charity retweeted
Performance for the ages to kick start a generation of dominance! 📈
This Black History Month, we look back at the West Indies’ incredible Test match win at the Oval in 1976. Viv Richards smashed 291 and Michael Holding took 14 wickets as the Windies wrapped up a 231-run victory to take the series 3-0.
🤎 | #SurreyCricket
The ACE Programme Charity retweeted
🚨FINAL CALL🚨Last chance to sign up for our FREE cricket holiday camp in Bristol🏏
Keep the kids active and social during this October half-term🏃
📍City Academy, Bristol
📝 Book now tinyurl.com/mry6taw3
The ACE Programme Charity retweeted
A fabulous Black history month tour of The Oval cricket. Thank you @aceprogramme & @surreycricket for you hospitality. The children learned about black cricket for Surrey, England & worldwide
The ACE Programme Charity retweeted
🏏 This Black History Month, we're celebrating opportunity and representation through our ACE Programme in Sheffield.
Helping more young people from African and Caribbean heritage backgrounds enjoy cricket.
Find out more:
yorkshirecricketfoundation.c…
#BlackHistoryMonth
The ACE Programme Charity retweeted
This Black History Month, we’re celebrating the legacy of Jalgos in Preston.
Founded in 1962 by 15 members, Jalgos West Indian Cricket Club grew into an important hub for cricket, culture and community.
Read the full story🔗bit.ly/JalgosPreston
The ACE Programme Charity retweeted
#Exclusive
Inspired by West Indies cricket. 🇬🇩🇬🇩🇬🇩
Capped by @englandcricket at Lord’s. 🏏
Young batsman @Emilio Gay on heritage, belonging and the next generation 👇🏾
➡️voice-online.co.uk/sport/cri…
@AceProgramme
The ACE Programme Charity retweeted
2026 has been a special year for women's and girls' cricket in England and Wales.
🏆Hosting the ICC Women's T20 World Cup enabled us to inspire more women and girls to play, lead, and volunteer in the game they love.
🏏 125,000+ girls picked up a bat and ball on Schools Cricket Day alone, and 11,055 girls' fixtures were played across England and Wales, the result being another record-breaking year for the number of girls playing the game.
📈 And to ensure this growth is becoming sustainable, £5 million was invested into women's and girls' facilities this year with more to come, ensuring that the legacy of a home World Cup supports the long-term delivery of the game.
And 2027 will be even bigger.
Find out how to start, grow, and sustain girls' cricket with the Girls Cricket Accelerator Toolkit, a simple practical resource designed for volunteers and administrators to ensure that there are more opportunities than ever for women and girls to play cricket.
cricketcollective.zendesk.co…
The ACE Programme Charity retweeted
We closed out our weekend double-header in style at our Festival of Sports! 🏆⚽🏏
JRF x @ACEProgramme Charity Middlesex took over Bridgestone Arena with Cricket, Walking Football, Tennis, Boxing & more⚽🙌
Massive thank you to all the families, players, and our staff
The ACE Programme Charity retweeted
Bigger and better than ever in its fourth year, the African Caribbean Cricket Festival continues to reconnect Black communities with cricket 🏏 To mark the start of #BlackHistoryMonth, check out the highlights from this summer's festival ⬇️
The ACE Programme Charity retweeted
Welcome to the Club Cricket Conference August 2026 Newsletter @ParveizAslam @ClubCricCharity @NatAsianCC @chevanis @ECB_cricket @MCCOfficial
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#cricket #clubcricket #grassrootscricket #clubcricketconference
The ACE Programme Charity retweeted
One girl. Fifty boys. A street cricket session in south London. 🏏
That's where Ebony Rainford-Brent MBE started — and she's been changing the game ever since. A 2009 World Cup winner, Surrey's first Director of Women's Cricket, founder of the ACE Programme (40,000+ young people engaged), and one of the first female voices in the commentary box. 🎙️
Now on the ECB Board, shaping where the English game goes next. ✨
Ebony features in the cricexec Women's Power 50.
@ejrainfordbrent @AceProgramme @ECB_cricket @englandcricket @surreycricket
The ACE Programme Charity retweeted
cricexec 2026 Women's Power 50: Ebony Rainford-Brent
cricexec.com/2026wp50/voices…
@ejrainfordbrent @ECB_cricket @englandcricket @AceProgramme #cricexecwp50
The ACE Programme Charity retweeted
Our Men's Under 19s and Boys' Under 16s are in action on home soil this week 🙌
➡️ cricketscotland.com/Article/…
The ACE Programme Charity retweeted
Sophia Dunkley of England finishes her net session @homeofcricket on a very warm day on the Nursery Ground at Lord’s Cricket Ground, London, England on June 23, 2026.
@englandcricket @T20WorldCup @surreycricket @AceProgramme @the_rey_cricket
