<b>Liam Burnell: </b>Inclusivity - that's the name of the game! This picture was taken at an orphanage run by the Roger Milla foundation on a recent Cricket Without Boundaries trip to Cameroon. The nun who ran the orphanage, was so interested in what was going on she wanted to have a bat herself. This is the second ball she faced, and she decided to dance down the wicket to one of our team members, much to their bemusement. Cricket Without Boundaries works in Africa to develop cricket in Rwanda, Kenya, Uganda, Botswana and Cameroon, while also helping to raise awareness of HIV/AIDS among the younger population. This was my 2nd CWB trip, and I've loved every minute. I'm currently on my gap year before I head to the University of York to study Psychology in September. Looking forward to another summer of cricket with Steeple Langford CC in the heart of Wiltshire!
Liam Burnell: Inclusivity - that's the name of the game! This picture was taken at an orphanage run by the Roger Milla foundation on a recent Cricket Without Boundaries trip to Cameroon. The nun who ran the orphanage, was so interested in what was going on she wanted to have a bat herself. This is the second ball she faced, and she decided to dance down the wicket to one of our team members, much to their bemusement. Cricket Without Boundaries works in Africa to develop cricket in Rwanda, Kenya, Uganda, Botswana and Cameroon, while also helping to raise awareness of HIV/AIDS among the younger population. This was my 2nd CWB trip, and I've loved every minute. I'm currently on my gap year before I head to the University of York to study Psychology in September. Looking forward to another summer of cricket with Steeple Langford CC in the heart of Wiltshire! ©