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Cricket
Tapeball
The new cricket craze Tapeball has come to the NDC area and is sure to be a hit with people of all ages.
Tapeball cricket takes place at the following three venues:
| Phoenix Cage, Milner Road |
4.30pm-6.00pm |
| Lister School |
5.00pm-7.00pm |
| Lister Gardens Park |
7.00pm-8.00pm |
These sessions will continue until December 2005 ending with a tournament at Lister School. If successful Tapeball cricket will continue in 2006 and hope to expand in Newham.
What is Tapeball cricket?
Tapeball cricket uses a tennis ball covered in tape to make it behave like a cricket ball but without the risk of damage to people and property. It's a fast moving game like five-a-side football or basketball with a game completed in twenty minutes.
One of the main reasons why football is so popular is that it is easy to set up and play a game almost anywhere. By simplifying cricket and making it safe to play in restricted areas it can now be easier to set up and play a game almost anywhere. Tapeball is a new choice for young people who love cricket but live no where near a cricket club.
Come along and play at one of the venues or contact NDC Community Sports Coach Paul Belcher on 020 8430 2492.
Know more about Tape Ball or the London Community Cricket Association |
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