Leicestershire CCC Launch Global Alliance Network
Mon 18 Jan 2021
Mon 18 Jan 2021

Leicestershire County Cricket Club announce a new Global Alliance Network, the Global Club Cricket Network.
The network is the first to be created within cricket and has been developed by the club to share best practice and commercial knowledge between clubs operating at a similar level around the world.
The first club to join the network is South African based club, Cape Cobras. The vision of Cape Cobras; 'To pursue the passion of “The Champions Within”' fits with the Running Foxes' ambitions of driving forward both, on and off the pitch.
Leicestershire County Cricket Club CEO, Sean Jarvis said: “At Leicestershire we’re really committed to developing the club’s role within the professional game. By learning and sharing knowledge between other clubs in our network we can progress within the game and broaden our horizons within the business of sport.
“It’s also about breaking down barriers in sport; sharing ideas, tactics and knowledge is one of the best ways to do this. It’s part of our strategy to generate opportunities for young talent to flourish within our Academy of Cricket; creating the Global Club Cricket Network will play a big part in this.
“The partnership will also give us greater scope to strengthen our diversity strategy by creating a platform for players around the world to learn from each other.”
David Brooke, Brand and Sponsorship Manager at Cape Cobras said: “We feel honoured to be the first club to join the Running Foxes’ innovative new network.
“It’s a great opportunity to link up with a UK-based club to share best practice and commercial knowledge. We also share similar values around embracing diversity and coaching younger talent to become world-class cricket professionals, so it’s a really good fit for us.”
Sean added: “This is the beginning of an exciting new network that will benefit everyone in cricket. We are keen for other clubs around the world to join us to create a global cricket community which helps to shape the future of the game.”