Volunteers are the lifeblood of recreational cricket; without them, the game simply wouldn’t exist.

The majority of our county’s clubs, leagues, and associations are run by volunteers rather than paid staff. Volunteering is not only vital for cricket, but it also benefits the volunteers themselves. There’s nothing more rewarding than helping others learn new skills both on and off the cricket field.

The Cricket Collective Awards celebrate and recognise the amazing contributions of volunteers, coaches, and club members who go above and beyond to support cricket in their communities. Winners are celebrated for their dedication, commitment, and the positive impact they have on players and clubs across the county.

Click here to see our Cricket Collective Award winners.

We recognise the vital role volunteers play in recreational cricket. Every year, we host the Cricket Collective Awards at Edgbaston, celebrating special groups of volunteers, presenting them with awards, and sharing their inspiring stories.

Sam Wyles

Workforce Development Manager

Benefits of Volunteering

Be involved in a sport that you’re passionate about

Help and support your local cricket offer to grow and attract new people

Giving something back to the wider community in Warwickshire and Birmingham

Developing skills which will in turn enhance your CV

An opportunity to upskill and improve interpersonal skills

Cricket Collective Awards

The Cricket Collective Awards recognise and reward the hard work of our volunteers across Warwickshire and Birmingham.

Coach Education

Discover how to gain a coaching qualification and support your club.

Cricketeers

We provide volunteering opportunities on our Edgbaston match days. Find out how to get involved by clicking here.

Get Set Weekend 2026

Every year, thousands of volunteers come together to ready their clubs for the season.

OFFICIAL PARTNERS

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