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Weather Impact Study 2012: A Wake-Up Call for Cricket Clubs

Explore the comprehensive impact of unpredictable weather conditions in 2012 on cricket clubs, highlighting financial, social, and environmental implications. Understand the need for collective support to ensure a sustainable future for clubs. Learn about the challenges faced by clubs due to weather-related disruptions and potential solutions to mitigate future risks.

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Weather Impact Study 2012: A Wake-Up Call for Cricket Clubs

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  1. The ever changing weather….

  2. 2012 and the weather …… 9th April 2012 Essex Grand National at Marks Tey cancelled due to hard ground ECB PowerPoint Presentation Template - 20.12.04 Page 2

  3. 21 days later …… 30th April 2012 Badminton Horse Trials cancelled due to flooding ECB PowerPoint Presentation Template - 20.12.04 Page 3

  4. The impact on cricket ECB PowerPoint Presentation Template - 20.12.04 Page 4

  5. Mains Water Stress Flood Risk What the statistics say ECB PowerPoint Presentation Template - 20.12.04 Page 5

  6. 50% ↑ 83% ↑ 132% ↑ 100% ↑ 103% ↑ 95% ↑ ECB PowerPoint Presentation Template - 20.12.04 Page 6

  7. ECB Wet Weather Impact Study • In September, ECB commissioned TrioPlus to undertake a study on the impact of the wet weather on clubs in 2012 • Over 1400 clubs have responded in less than four weeks indicating the scale of the issue for clubs • The report reinforces the need to support clubs collectively to create a sustainable future for clubs ECB PowerPoint Presentation Template - 20.12.04 Page 7

  8. What the clubs say Almost half of the clubs surveyed have been severely affected by the weather this year. ECB PowerPoint Presentation Template - 20.12.04 Page 8

  9. Social Impact • Junior and senior matches cancelled • Up to half of the coaching sessions abandoned • 41% of clubs reported they have lost players • Additional 51–150 hours to rearrange fixtures ECB PowerPoint Presentation Template - 20.12.04 Page 9

  10. Over half of clubs estimate a loss in income between £1k - £5k • ¾ of clubs estimate additional expenditure to be in the region of £1k Economic Impact • Only 11% of clubs stated that their insurance policies would cover the additional expenditure incurred by the weather ECB PowerPoint Presentation Template - 20.12.04 Page 10

  11. Environmental Impact • 73% clubs reported wet weather has resulted in poorly prepared pitches • 28% of clubs reported that this year was the first year they have experienced some flooding

  12. £115,000 invested in 2008 In reality …… • In 2009 club reported their junior league playing membership had increased by 63 players a 33% increase on 2005 figures In 2012….. • 33% senior Saturday matches postponed • 40% senior Sunday matches postponed • 29% junior matches lost • Revenue lost on bar & food between £6k-£7k • Loss of profit of £2,500 ECB PowerPoint Presentation Template - 20.12.04 Page 12

  13. Indoor Activity Wet Weather Plans What can we do? Equipment Finance Options What else? ECB PowerPoint Presentation Template - 20.12.04 Page 13

  14. What mechanisms exist to bring this together? ECB PowerPoint Presentation Template - 20.12.04 Page 14

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