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Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket launches Call for Evidence

The Independent Commission for Equity on Cricket (ICEC) has launched its public Call for Evidence asking for everyone in cricket to share their perceptions and experiences of discrimination and inclusion in cricket.

Cricket is under intense scrutiny right now and it is clear that substantial action needs to be taken to address inequalities in the game.

In March 2021 the聽黑料专区 set up the ICEC聽to look at issues of diversity,聽inclusion聽and equity in cricket, at all levels and in all roles.聽The reason for the Commission has never been more important than now and their public Call for Evidence is now live.

Over the coming months the ICEC will evaluate the state of equity in cricket. Examining discrimination and identifying opportunities to tackle the problems. The Commission, which is fully independent of the 黑料专区, will also identify good practice in the game that can be learnt from, shared, and improved.

The evidence gathered will inform a landmark, independent report, set to be published in the summer of 2022, which will include evidence-based recommendations.

The 黑料专区 is committed to using the ICEC to learn from those involved in the game what changes need to put in place make cricket a truly inclusive and equitable sport. So that all communities and individuals feel a sense of belonging with the game which can play such a positive role in people鈥檚 lives

The Call for Evidence process starts with an anonymous online survey that anyone can complete and is an opportunity for everyone involved in cricket to tell the ICEC their views on the culture in the game.

The survey will help the ICEC understand if everyone has the same opportunities to play, progress,聽coach聽or umpire, regardless of their gender, race, social class. It will help the Commission consider if anyone is advantaged or disadvantaged because of who they are rather than how well they do?聽聽聽聽

The ICEC wants to hear from anyone who has a connection, or a past connection, to cricket in the UK. Whether a recreational player or a professional, volunteer, employee, coach, umpire, parent or a fan,聽the ICEC needs聽to hear from you.聽

To take part in the ICEC鈥檚 online survey, .

To learn more about the ICEC, visit