The British Association For Cricketers With Disabilities was formed in 1991 to promote the game of cricket to people with disabilities nationwide.

Mixed Disability Cricket was pioneered in Oswestry in May 1989.  A small group of dedicated volunteers realised the potential enjoyment and sense of achievement that cricket offered to people who were unable to play in matches organised for their able-bodied counterparts.

We provide a range of sporting and recreational activities for people with any impairment and of any age, from toddlers to pensioners, together with their families and friends.