Coaching & Training
Structured sessions for youth and adults, led by qualified coaches — from your very first catch to club-level cricket.
Our community hub in Tower Hamlets offers sporting opportunities, life-skills workshops and indoor activities for youth and adults, male and female. It's where coaching, mentoring and community life come together in one accessible space — and everyone is welcome through the door.
Inside CKC Community Hub
Take a look around Tower Hamlets' home of community cricket
Whatever your age, ability or background, there's a place for you at the hub — on the pitch, in the workshop or around the community table.
Structured sessions for youth and adults, led by qualified coaches — from your very first catch to club-level cricket.
Skills-building workshops covering employability, wellbeing, leadership and everything in between — cricket is the hook, life is the lesson.
Year-round indoor cricket, fitness and multi-sport activity — whatever the weather, the hub stays open.
Events and family days that bring neighbours, volunteers and partners together — on and off the pitch.
Sessions run throughout the week for youth and adults, male and female — drop in, have a go, or get involved behind the scenes.
Tower Hamlets, East London — an accessible, central space for the whole community.
Sessions run weekday evenings and weekends, with indoor activity year-round.
Youth and adults, boys and girls — coaching for every ability and every age group.
Volunteer your time, mentor a young person or sponsor a session at the hub.
26th September, we marked our 35th Anniversary with a special event, attended by CKC President, Nasser Hussain OBE, at the CKC Community Hub in Whitechapel, Tower Hamlets.
The evening event included a chance for CKC supporters, participants, funders, and partners to meet Nasser as well as speeches, and a Q&A with Nasser and former England bowler, and current Middlesex Managing Director, Angus Fraser.
The event was also marked with a special 35th Anniversary cake that was cut by Nasser and children from our junior clubs.
Register your child, volunteer your time, sponsor a session or donate — and help keep Tower Hamlets' home of community cricket thriving.