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<\/a><\/p>\nThis is my third CWB project having previously visited Kenya in 2012 and Uganda last year.<\/p>\n
Thika and Murang’a will be new to me but I am particularly looking forward to returning to Laikipia to see how the Massai Cricket Warriors have got on spreading the CWB message in the last two years.<\/p>\n
My last two CWB trips have been incredible – both profound and great fun. I have no doubt that this will be the same and can’t wait to get started.<\/p>\n
Away from CWB I am communications officer with the Gloucestershire Cricket Board, player\/head coach at Lechlade CC and a freelance journalist.<\/p>\n
Robert van der Harten<\/p>\n
My name is Robert. I\u2019m a 22 year old student from Utrecht(The Netherlands). I\u2019m by far the You are probably wondering how someone from The Netherlands can get involved with CWB. Well my coach, Mike Farrant, went to Rwanda in 2011 and he asked me if I would like to do this as well. I lived in Zimbabwe till I was 8 and I\u2019ve been to quite a few countries in Africa. In 2011 I played some cricket at the University of Stellenbosch in South Africa. Growing up in Zimbabwe was great and I really love going to Africa. It\u2019s so beautiful over there and the fact that I\u2019m going there with CWB is to make a difference give something back. So it wasn\u2019t a difficult decision to make.<\/p>\n I\u2019m really looking forward to this project and I just now it\u2019s going to be a great experience!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Julian Terry (nickname Juggler) CWB offers a challenge and a new experience within the cricketing fraternity and the opportunity to be doing something positive for a great cause with like-minded people.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Tracey “Safe Hands” Seaman <\/p>\n Steve Allington <\/p>\n Glenn Eglinton I was introduced to CWB through Luke Sellers who I met playing cricket in Auckland and lived in Chepstow with him for a year (ask him about my best ever catch when the Chicken Jalfrezi he was cooking fell off the stove and I caught it by the handle one handed!)<\/p>\n Many nicknames have been thrown at me over the years but Luke would probably refer me as the crazy kiwi probably for the stupid things I’ve tended to do (see following Mostar bridge jump photo).<\/p>\n Really looking forward to my first CWB Kenya trip and I\u2019m sure it won\u2019t be the last!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Greg Mackett<\/p>\n<\/a>youngest member of the group, but probably the most skilled cricketer of the group(We beat England twice at the T20 World Cup, just saying). Last year I passed my level 1 ECB coaching cursus and I just recently started a bit of coaching at my club Kampong CC. In the weekends I play for the fist team and sometimes the occasional matches against English touring teams.<\/p>\n
\nLevel 2 Cricket Coach. Mainly coaching within my local club Charlton Kings CC in Cheltenham where I am currently u-7 coach and bar manager.<\/a><\/p>\n
\nI’ve always been sporty, I play netball regularly but am always <\/a>keen to try new things. When my new flatmate said ‘fancy having a go at cricket?’ 8 years ago I said ‘why not?’ and a new obsession was born. I captained the womens team at Ickenham for five years, I coach the girl colts and recently became the women and girls cricket coordinator. One day, one of our new recruits said ‘fancy coaching in Africa for a couple of weeks?’, I said ‘why not?’ and my involvement with CWB began. I went to Botswana as part of the Autumn 2013 trip and what followed was two of the best weeks I have ever had, the long journeys, the exhausting days were all worth it to see the smiles on the kids faces. I signed up for another trip as soon as I got back, I think that says it all.<\/p>\n
\n<\/a>Having lived in South Africa between 1991 and 2002 I have seen first hand the impact HIV AIDS has on Africa and its people. Being a lover of cricket since a young age and playing for my village team Worsley CC before emigrating to Durban, CWB presented the great opportunity to combine two things are very dear to me and hopefully make a real difference to the youngsters we will coach.
\nBy day I run my own management consultancy and training company working in the call centre industry. My other love is football and I\u2019m a lifelong supporter of Bolton Wanderers FC. My claim to fame was being the Sky Sports fan zone representative for Bolton on the Monday Night Football Show 2002-2004.<\/p>\n
\nI\u2019m Glenn, from Paraparaumu, New Zealand but I’ve been living in the UK for 7+ years. I currently work as a financial analysis for a private hospital next to lords cricket ground which is great for when the Kiwi\u2019s come to play! I’ve been running around with a cricket ball since I was 4 so fair to say cricket has been a big part of my life. I\u2019m addicted to travelling and so far have <\/a>been to 60 countries on my way to seeing whole world. I’ve really wanted to do some philanthropy related travel for a while so when I heard about CWB I jumped at the opportunity.<\/p>\n