CCG Hub gives unwanted cricket gear and clothing a second innings — connecting schools, community groups and players who need cricket gear and clothing with people happy to pass theirs on. Operating from 11 May to 14 September 2026.
Whether you need kit, want to donate, or are just curious — start here.
State schools, community groups and disadvantaged players can request cricket gear and clothing free of charge. Email Spencer ONE with your case for need first, then complete a wish list once authorised. Orders are reviewed and cannot be guaranteed.
Start a wish listBats, pads, gloves, helmets, trousers, shirts, jumpers, shoes — only clean cricket gear and clothing please. Bring it to Spencer Cricket Club and log it on the donation form.
How to donateAn online tool matches donations to wish lists, with handover at Spencer Cricket Club. We measure the carbon and social impact too.
See how it worksMillions of cricket items reach the back of cupboards, club store rooms and attics every year. Much of it is still in good shape — and a barrier for people wanting to start, or stay in, the game.
CCG Hub keeps that gear in play. By matching donations to schools and community groups, we cut waste, save carbon, and lower the cost barrier to cricket.
Read the background"The reuse of kit will help to increase participation in cricket for those who may view the cost of equipment as a barrier to the game." — Harrison Hinks, Surrey Cricket Foundation
Part funded by:
Funded by UKRI via University for the Creative Arts, AHRC Impact Acceleration Account (IAA), and through the Circular Cultures in Wandsworth [2C] project.