HEREFORD WALKING CRICKET Match

HEREFORD WALKING CRICKET
Date 29 April 2025 28 July 2025
Time 11:30 - 12:30
Location Herefordshire Cricket Centre , Bredon Drive, Pentland Gardens, Hereford. HR4 0TN
WEEK 1 POINT4
Ticket Price £5.00
WEEK 2 POINT4
Ticket Price £5.00
WEEK 3 POINT4
Ticket Price £5.00
WEEK 4 POINT4
Ticket Price £5.00
WEEK 5 POINT4
Ticket Price £5.00
WEEK 6 POINT 4
Ticket Price £5.00
WEEK 7 Pentland Gardens 24/06/25
Ticket Price £5.00
WEEK 8 Pentland Gardens 01/07/25
Ticket Price £5.00
WEEK 9 Pentland Gardens 08/07/25
Ticket Price £5.00
WEEK 10 Pentland Gardens 14/07/25
Ticket Price £5.00
WEEK 11 Pentland Gardens 21/07/25
Ticket Price £5.00
WEEK 12 Pentland Gardens 28/07/25
Ticket Price £5.00
+ (£0.25 for Admin Fee Per Transaction)

Organiser

HCL - Peter Gale

Rules

The rules of Walking Cricket are adapted to suit players' abilities while maintaining the core of the sport: No Running: All movement is limited to walking, whether between wickets or fielding. Shorter Matches: Matches are typically shorter, lasting an hour or two, making them more manageable. Modified Equipment: Softer balls and lightweight bats are often used to reduce the risk of injury. Smaller Teams: Teams are usually smaller, accommodating fewer players on the pitch. Inclusive Rules: Flexibilit

Tags

#cricket #hereford #point4 #walkingcricket #inclusive
HEREFORD WALKING CRICKET

Walking Cricket is a low-impact version of traditional cricket designed to accommodate players of all ages and abilities, especially older adults or those with reduced mobility.

True to its name, running is not required; players walk to score runs and move between positions. The game retains the essence of cricket, including batting, bowling, and fielding, but with simplified rules and a slower pace to ensure inclusivity and enjoyment for everyone.

Developed as part of efforts to promote physical activity among individuals who may find conventional sports too strenuous, Walking Cricket is becoming increasingly popular across the UK and beyond.

With its focus on fun, fitness, and camaraderie, the sport fosters an inclusive environment where participants can enjoy the thrill of the game without overexertion.

Organiser

HCL - Peter Gale

Rules

The rules of Walking Cricket are adapted to suit players' abilities while maintaining the core of the sport: No Running: All movement is limited to walking, whether between wickets or fielding. Shorter Matches: Matches are typically shorter, lasting an hour or two, making them more manageable. Modified Equipment: Softer balls and lightweight bats are often used to reduce the risk of injury. Smaller Teams: Teams are usually smaller, accommodating fewer players on the pitch. Inclusive Rules: Flexibilit
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