Kayden Johnson, from Eros School in Athlone, focuses on the ball while being encouraged by Sporting Chance coach, Andrew Francis, at the inaugural table cricket festival hosted by Sporting Chance and Lords Taverner’s SA at Newlands cricket stadium. Table cricket is an adapted version of cricket to give people with disabilities the opportunity to play the game South Africans love. Picture Brenton Geach
Youngsters from across the city attended the inaugural table cricket festival at Newlands cricket stadium. Hosted by Sporting Chance, an NGO involved in coaching and development, the festival aimed to give children with disabilities the opportunity to play the game.
Kayden Johnson, from Eros School in Athlone, focuses on the ball while being encouraged by Sporting Chance coach, Andrew Francis, at the inaugural table cricket festival hosted by Sporting Chance and Lords Taverner’s SA at Newlands cricket stadium. Table cricket is an adapted version of cricket to give people with disabilities the opportunity to play the game South Africans love. Picture Brenton Geach
