Young Fans Inspire at ICC’s Cricket4Good Clinic in Dubai

Young cricket enthusiasts gathered at Dubai's Sevens Stadium for an educational and fun-filled Cricket4Good clinic, coinciding with the ICC Women's T20 World Cup warm-up match. The event, attended by children aged 8-14, emphasized cricket skills and personal development through interactive sessions with players and coaches.

Young cricket enthusiasts had an inspiring and educational day at Dubai's Sevens Stadium during the ICC's Cricket4Good clinic on Sunday, 29 September 2024. Coinciding with the official warm-up match between New Zealand and South Africa ahead of the ICC Women's T20 World Cup, the event was a hit among the over 50 boys and girls who attended.

The youngsters, aged 8-14, received valuable cricketing tips from players and coaches of both teams and participated in interactive sessions filled with fun drills and shared experiences. The event highlighted the importance of physical and mental well-being, providing young fans insights into the discipline, dedication, and values needed for success in cricket and life.

Cricket4Good, the ICC's global community outreach initiative in partnership with UNICEF, leverages cricket's global influence to positively impact children and families. These clinics aim to foster physical and mental health, essential life skills, and self-awareness through sport. Active during major ICC tournaments, including the electrifying ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2024, Cricket4Good is dedicated to driving social change in areas like education, gender equality, health, and disaster relief.

(With inputs from agencies.)