High Performance Cricket Camp
Kings St Albans Sports Hall ,
Severn Street ,
Worcester ,
WR1 2ND view map
26th Oct 2026 - 30th Oct 2026
Cricket Camp October Half Term Mon 26th October - Fri 30th October
8:45am - 4:00pm
High Performance Cricket Camp, looking to improve core cricket skills, to take players to the next level. Focus on being able to deliver in key moments and back their skills in any situation. Boundary Fielding Power Hitting Increasing Pace Effective Bowling Plans Situational Batting Hitting 360 Playing Spin Fielding Masterclasses
Camp notes
What to Bring to a Delta Cricket Hardball Indoor Camp 🏏
To help your child get the most from their day at our Indoor Hardball Cricket Camp, please ensure they arrive with the following:
🥤 Drinks Bottle
Cricket sessions can be physically demanding, particularly during batting, bowling and fielding drills. Please bring a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the day.
🥪 Packed Lunch & Snacks
Children will take part in multiple cricket sessions throughout the day, so plenty of healthy food and snacks are recommended to help maintain energy levels.
All food must be completely nut-free.
⚠️ Important Allergy Notice
We have children attending our camps with serious allergies. Nuts and nut-based products are strictly prohibited on site, including foods that may contain nuts or traces of nuts.
Please check all packed lunches and snacks carefully before attending.
👕 Appropriate Cricket Clothing
Children should wear comfortable sports clothing suitable for indoor cricket training.
Recommended clothing includes:
T-shirt or sports top
Tracksuit bottoms, shorts or cricket trousers
Indoor trainers with non-marking soles
As this is a hardball cricket camp, clothing should allow freedom of movement for batting, bowling and fielding activities.
🏏 Cricket Equipment
Players are encouraged to bring their own cricket equipment where possible, including:
Cricket bat
Batting gloves
Batting pads
Abdominal protector (box)
Cricket helmet with face guard
A helmet, box and gloves are strongly recommended for all batting activities.
Limited equipment may be available on site, but bringing personal equipment is encouraged for comfort and familiarity.
Important Medical and Allergy Information
The safety and wellbeing of every child is our highest priority.
It is essential that parents and carers inform us of any medical conditions, allergies, dietary requirements, medication needs or additional support requirements before attending camp.
This includes, but is not limited to:
Nut allergies
Food allergies and intolerances
Asthma
Diabetes
Epilepsy
Medication requirements
Additional educational or support needs
Please ensure all information provided during registration is accurate and up to date. If your child's circumstances change, you must notify us immediately so that our records can be updated.
Failure to disclose a medical condition or allergy could place a child at significant risk.
If you are unsure whether information is relevant, please let us know so that we can put the appropriate support and safety measures in place.