We're delighted to announce our new project delivered in partnership with RNIB and funded by Sport England. See Sport Differently aims to break down barriers and deliver opportunities for visually impaired people to access and participate in sport. britishblindsport.org.uk/46645-2/

Congrats 👏 to the Metro cricket team, great start to the season! Learn to play #blind #cricket with our players: @ cricket nets in Highgate Woods: 🏏3 May : ow.ly/l7KX50ITqj0 🏏10 may: ow.ly/3jZm50ITqiZ Women's VI Cricket UK Blind Cricket British Blind Sport VICTA UK

This weekend the team will be celebrating the jubilee together four day training camp.All are excited for the opportunity to be able to grow together more as a team and keep developing them skills. #letsgo #thisgirlcan

Recently our Hampshire Vipers Champions faced Women's VI Cricket's England Visually Impaired Women in our annual fixture at Lambrook School🏏 It was a great day of cricket for all, demonstrating that cricket is a game for everyone! Well done to everyone involved👏

#Vacancies - Exciting opportunity to join British Blind Sport in various roles: • Trustee Finance Director • Voluntary Classifier for Visually Impaired Athletes Closing date: 30 September visionary.org.uk/vacancies/

Are you #Blind or #PartiallySighted and from an ethnically diverse community? We want to hear about your experience with sport and physical activity! Take part in an interview as part of our research project with Traverse to receive £40. Email [email protected]

Here's an article featuring one of our own - well done Sharnie, keep up the good work! britishblindsport.org.uk/sharnie/

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Join Alison Mitchell and England Cricket Women's VI Captain, Kathryn Jelfs-White at our annual Johnners Trust Dinner on Monday 6 November at the Lord's Cricket Ground. Support the work we do with visually impaired cricket and emerging young cricketers 🏏 🔗 bit.ly/JTDinner23

England's Visually Impaired Women's captain had the opportunity to talk about our format of the game and thank the amazing supporters of the Johnners Trust who make what we do possible. Thank you so much!

We thoroughly enjoyed our annual Johnners Trust dinner last week at the Lord's Cricket Ground! Thank you to everyone who came along and supported the fundraising evening 🙌 📸 facebook.com/media/set/?van…

Happy #InternationalWomensDay Kathryn and Laura are looking forward to attending and talking about women's VI cricket and celebrating other inspirational women! England and Wales Cricket Board #IWD2024 #InspireInclusion

Thank you Lord's Taverners and Mills & Reeve for a wonderful afternoon celebrating amazing women & helping grow networks. Laura & I enjoyed it & learnt lots. Don't pull up the drawbridge when you make it; pull others with you, be worth looking up to. #IWD2024 #InspireInclusion

We are hoping to be able to represent at the inaugural VI Women's World Cup in India in November. We would really appreciate any help you can give, please see our JustGiving page. Thank you! #JustGiving justgiving.com/page/paul-topl…

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Two of our own, Kathryn & Sharnie, are heading to India to represent the UK at the first-ever Women’s Visually Impaired T20 World Cup! They're raising funds to support their historic journey! Tap below to find out more about this incredible milestone for women’s VI cricket ⤵️

What an absolute pleasure it was! The The Johnners Trust have done so much to support VI cricket and especially the women and girls' programme. We are eternally grateful to your family and Trustees and proud to be a part of an amazing legacy.

What the The Johnners Trust have done for us is immeasurable. Thank you Barry Johnston, what a well earned award!