ECB accused of ‘limiting opportunities’ for disabled cricketers at elite level
New pan-disability team puts three England sides into one and could favour the most able, say players
ECB accused of ‘limiting opportunities’ for disabled cricketers at elite level
Fantastic work, @rafnicholson.bsky.social It was a pleasure to contribute and share our research findings in such an important piece.
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How does disability appear and disappear in high-performance sport?
In this study, we explore the complex ways in which the disabled body dis/appears in sporting spaces and the embodied consequences for disabled athletes.
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