Day 14 – Last Night of the Poms
Our last full day as a team began with Greg, Jono, Lesley and me...
Day 13 – Pitches and Popstars
Friday started with another festival, this time at the St Andree school, which to...
Day 12 – A Day To Remember
The day started as per usual; bumping about in bus listening to tunes and...
Day 11 – Third day in Kinihira and Some More Rain
It was another early start to make our way up to Kinihira but this...
Day 10: Good Bowling, Good Bowling
As the rest of the team set off early to Kinihira, Lee and I...
Day 9: (Kigali Edition) Capital Gains
We split up today so that we could carry on coaching in Kigali and...
Day 9: (Kinihira Edition) – Up, Up and away
After yesterday’s afternoon washout it was good to get back to it today. The...
Day 8: Nice day for Kigali ducks
After spending the last couple of days witnessing the fruits of the CWB and...
Day 7: Just cricket
I think it would be fair to say that most of our blogs from...
Day 6: Kigali Calls
Quite simply, a fabulous time in Kayonza has come to an end and we...
Day 5: Kayonza Festival, Bill Oddie and some surprises.
Today was our last day in Kayonza which culminated in a local festival played...
Day 4: Agapira Hasse (Think that’s the spelling)
In case you’re not up to speed on your Kinyirwandan, Agapira Hasse means ‘put...
Day 3 – Good from you Jackson
Day 3 starts with two pieces of amazing news that we’ve all been eagerly...
Day 2: Rain, Confusion and a reunion
Day 2 of our trip to Kayonza started with a huge downpour. Well actually...
Pictures…so far
This gallery contains 10 photos.
Day One – No Sleep till Kayonza
My first day as a volunteer for CWB was chaotic, exhausting, heart-breaking and a...
Cricket Without Boundaries
Cricket Without Boundaries was established in April 2005 by founder-trustees Andy Hobbs, Chris Kangis...
Meet the team
Name: Lee Booth Have you volunteered with CWB before and where? Once...
