Reporting Concerns

Reporting Discrimination

To tell the Cricket Regulator about something you have been subjected to or witnessed, click on the link below. If you are under 16, you should ask your parent or carer to fill in the form.

Discrimination of any kind is unacceptable. If you are aware of or witness discrimination at any level of cricket in England and Wales, the Cricket Regulator wants to hear from you. Whatever discrimination you are aware of or have witnessed, your report will be reviewed and dealt with by the relevant cricket organisation. Reporting discrimination will help us to ensure cricket is a welcoming, inclusive, and diverse game for everyone.

How to report discrimination

You can choose whether to report discrimination anonymously or alongside your name and contact details. Only by working together with players, spectators, coaches, officials, and clubs can we make the progress cricket deserves.

Click here to submit a report.

Mail your report to: Anti-Discrimination Unit, England & Wales Cricket Board, Warwickshire County Cricket Ground, Indoor School, Edgbaston Road, Birmingham, B5 7QX.

What happens when you make a report?

Every report we receive is reviewed by the the Cricket Regulator in order to determine who should deal with the report. Where the concern raised is a matter for the the Cricket Regulator to investigate, the the Cricket Regulator will investigate. Where the concern raised relates to other cricket organisation(s) and is a matter for such other cricket organisation(s) to review and/or investigate, the Cricket Regulator will share the report with the relevant cricket organisation(s) so that they can review and/or investigate the matter.

Details of how the personal data you provide will be used, protected and shared can be found in our Privacy Notice.

Jane Law

Regional EDI & Discrimination Executive

[email protected]
07733671643

Reporting Safeguarding

If you have any concerns about a child or adult at risk or the behaviour of an adult towards either of these, you should share these immediately. It is natural to feel a little anxious about reporting a safeguarding concern, but remember, it is not your responsibility to decide if abuse or neglect has taken place, but you do have a duty of care to share any concerns you have.

There are a number of ways to report a concern:

To your Club Safeguarding Officer – please find out from your club who this person is.
To your County Safeguarding Officer – Sarah Fox (Details below).
To the Cricket Regulator Directly – [email protected] / 020 7432 1200.
If urgent and you cannot contact your club, or County Safeguarding Officer, you should call the NSPCC 24-hour helpline on 0808 800 5000.
If it is an emergency and someone is at immediate risk, then call the Police or Children’s Social Care in your area.

Referral Form

The Safeguarding Referral Form has been designed to support anyone with a concern to be able to supply us with key information. Once complete the form should be shared with your County Safeguarding Officer or the Safeguarding Team via [email protected].