First-ever Champion of Women’s and Girls’ Cricket
Transforming cricket for generations to come, from grassroots clubs all the way up to England’s superstars
We’re so proud to be partnered with the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) as the first-ever Champion of Women’s and Girls’ Cricket, and lead partner for the One Day women’s and men’s game.
Through our partnership with purpose, we’re putting our passion for diversity, inclusion and community into action to empower women and girls to reach their full potential in cricket and beyond.
The Metro Bank Girls in Cricket Fund: Championing the Future
Don’t Just Change the Game. Transform it. Find out how you can take an active role at your local club to help shape a bright future for girls’ cricket.
The Metro Bank Girls in Cricket Fund, co-created and co-funded with the ECB, aims to triple the number of girls’ cricket teams by breaking down barriers and creating supportive and inclusive spaces to attract and keep more girls in the sport.
The Fund will specifically focus on volunteers and coaches in girls’ cricket; so whether you are brand new to the game and would like to volunteer, a player that wants to explore how you can give back to your club, a coach considering your next qualification, or even a qualified coach looking to progress further, there will be support available to you.
Use the links below to find your local cricket club with a girls’ section, or if you’re already part of a club, reach out to your local County Cricket Board women’s and girls’ contact to find out more about how the Fund could benefit you.
Champion of Women’s and Girls’ Cricket
Our long-term partnership is designed to help deliver transformational growth to women’s and girls’ cricket communities across England and Wales. From the Metro Bank Ashes to grassroots cricket, our role, and specifically the Metro Bank Girls in Cricket Fund, will accelerate change for future generations.
Lead Partner for One Day Cricket
We’re the title partner of the Metro Bank One Day Internationals, for both women and men, and the lead partner for the domestic One Day competitions – namely The Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy, presented by Metro Bank – for the women, and the Metro Bank One Day Cup for the men.