Lord’s Cricket ground welcomes back Hackney Juniors.
Youngsters will be given the chance to play at Lord’s this season. A stadium which is considered the English home of cricket.
With Hackney Juniors preparing to regain their Lord’s Taverner’s title and a chance to play at the home of cricket.
Lord’s Taverners is a charity that hosts a championship for disabled young people across all of London.
Henry Hazlewood from the charity told City News that “they aim to give disabled people the opportunity to play competitive sport.”
City News interviewed Alan Walsh, coach of Hackney Juniors.
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Lord’s Cricket ground welcomes back Hackney Juniors.
Youngsters will be given the chance to play at Lord’s this season. A stadium which is considered the English home of cricket.
With Hackney Juniors preparing to regain their Lord’s Taverner’s title and a chance to play at the home of cricket.
Lord’s Taverners is a charity that hosts a championship for disabled young people across all of London.
Henry Hazlewood from the charity told City News that “they aim to give disabled people the opportunity to play competitive sport.”
City News interviewed Alan Walsh, coach of Hackney Juniors.
