European Development Manager, Ian Stuart, recently visited Bisham Abbey, currently one of Sport England's National Sports Centres. He was greeted by Hugh Morris (Technical Director - ECB), who enthusiastically showed him around the peaceful Abbey grounds and buildings. The site offers superb indoor, outdoor and overnight facilities, and has great potential to become the ECB's new national cricket centre. More… Thirty-four talented young cricketers from eleven different countries converged on Bradfield College in Berkshire on 29 March for the European Cricket Council's second U15 Coaching Camp. The youngsters participated over the course of the weekend in a packed programme of batting, bowling and fielding workshops, devised by European Development Officer, Adam Cole. More… The European Development Manager, Ian Stuart, recently visited Denmark for a weekend to view the facilities at various grounds across the country and review Denmark's development plan. First stop was Herning Cricket Club in Jutland, followed by Nykøbing Mors Cricket Club, which will host the ECC U17 Tournament later on in the year. More… Twenty teams, involving around 150 children, recently participated in the schools' Kwik Cricket Tournament in Moraitika in the municipality of Melitia, Corfu, on 10 February. This was followed, on 10-11 March and 17-18 March, by the Greek Cricket Federation's 2001 Kwik Cricket Tournament for primary schools in the Municipality of Corfu. About fifty teams comprising four hundred students took part, playing fifty six matches at U10 and U13 level. More…