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Insurance company spearheads cricket kit exchange scheme

L to R: Kings Worcester pupils Ruby Collins, Joe Tucker and foundation director of sport Jonny Mason with Howden’s James Parker and Jonathan Fletcher <i>(Image: Howden's Worcester)</i>
L to R: Kings Worcester pupils Ruby Collins, Joe Tucker and foundation director of sport Jonny Mason with Howden’s James Parker and Jonathan Fletcher (Image: Howden's Worcester)

An insurance broker is recycling and reusing cricket equipment to get young players active.

Howden Worcester has launched a cricket kit exchange, allowing people to donate or collect second-hand gear.

It was started by insurance consultant Jonathan Fletcher, who said: "Sport is more than just a game; it’s a catalyst for growth, teaching valuable lessons in confidence, teamwork, and even maths.

"We’re on a mission to make cricket accessible to all, regardless of their background.

"We believe every child should have the chance to play, learn, and maybe even become the next cricket superstar.”