Recent Awards
from CDTS

During 2024, the trust made numerous awards to cricket clubs across Scotland.

During 2023, the trust made numerous awards to cricket clubs across Scotland.

Dornoch Cricket Club reformed in 2022 after a 17 year absence with the purpose of re-establishing cricket in the region.

The Trust helped to partly fund a new two lane net facility which will provide first class facilities to assist in the development of it's large number of playing members.

Ellon Gordon CC needed help to increase the capacity of their maintenance store to accommodate a new ride on outfield mower.

In Spring 2022 Highland CC based in Inverness installed a new artificial wicket with support from the Trust.

Drumpellier CC were looking to upgrade their practice facilities as their old nets had seen better days.

Ferguslie CC, a club with a strong junior section needed to replace their heavy roller to allow them to continue to produce high quality playing surfaces.

Northern Counties based in Inverness wanted to continue the development of it's players with the provision of a safer and more consistent playing surface for juniors.

Irvine CC was seeking to improve facilities and increase opportunties for youngsters to play the game.

The Trust is delighted to have provided a grant towards the cost of a new mobile batting cage at Dundee HSFP CC.

The Trust has recently made a grant award to Arbroath United CC to help towards the cost of a brand new female changing facility.

In 2020 Bass Rock CC received a grant towards the cost of a new 2 lane net facility at Recreation Park, North Berwick.

Boroughmuir CC was able to purchase a BOLA Professional Bowling Machine in December 2019 following a successful grant application to the Cricket Development Trust Scotland (CDTS).

During 2019 the Trust made multiple awards across various cricket grounds in Scotland.

In 2018 Galloway Cricket Club was the recipient of a grant towards a new bowling machine, mobile practice cage and other coaching equipment.