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5th December 2021 Health and Wellbeing

Walking Cricket for people over 50

Walking cricket is cricket as we know it, but no running is allowed – you have to walk to score your runs.

This competitive but gentle-paced version of the game is a great way to keep fit and come back to the game you love or start for the first time.

Walking Cricket is part of Durham Cricket Foundation’s 50 Not Out project, which aims to improve older people’s mental and physical wellbeing through a number of activities and social events.

The format is played with plastic equipment and a soft ball. Everyone bowls, fields and bats. Included are warm-up drills and small games before a game of walking cricket.

These sessions are suited for those aged 50+, they are completely free and all equipment is provided.

SESSIONS:

Peterlee: every Thursday, 10.30am – 11.30am, at The Pavilion, Helford Road, SR8 1ER

Willington: every Friday, 10:00am – 12:00pm at Willington Cricket Club,1 Manor Rd, Willington, Crook DL15 0QX

Chester le Street: every Friday, 1.00pm – 3.00pm, at Seat Unique Riverside, Chester le Street, DH33QR

SIGN UP:

Sign up using the link below or email Jack Warren on jack.warren@durhamcricket.co.ukor call 0191 387 2868.

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