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What is...

cricket club insurance?

Cricket club insurance is a type of business cover designed to help protect cricket clubs against the risks that come with running matches, training sessions and clubhouse facilities. Rather than buying separate, standalone policies, clubs can bring together multiple cover types on a single policy.

It could help protect your members, volunteers, spectators, clubhouse and equipment, so you aren't left to pay out of your own pocket if someone suffers an injury, your pavilion is damaged, or your expensive kit goes missing.

Cricket in England and Wales is growing fast. Nearly 42,000 teams had competed by 1 September 2025, up from 40,000 at the same point the year before, according to the ECB. With more matches, more members and more equipment to look after, having the right cover in place matters.

Who needs cricket club insurance?

Whether you run a village green club with one pitch or a larger club with multiple grounds and a busy clubhouse, you should consider protecting your members, volunteers, visitors and equipment. All cricket clubs should consider cricket club insurance — we can provide quotes for the following and many others:

  • Amateur and village cricket clubs
  • Cricket clubs with a clubhouse or bar
  • Multi-team and multi-ground clubs

If your club type isn't listed, it's likely we can still help. We cover over 6,000+ business types — start a quote online to see your options.

What isn't covered by cricket club insurance?

When sorting insurance for your club, it's important to check for any policy exclusions so you can take out any extra cover if necessary. Look out for the following exclusions:

  • Intentional damage — damage caused on purpose isn't covered.
  • Neglect — failing to maintain or secure your premises could void your policy.
  • General wear and tear — normal ageing or wear on your equipment isn't included.

Insurers and policies vary per provider, double-check your own policy details or speak to our UK-based team if you have any questions about what's covered and what isn't.

Is cricket club insurance a legal requirement?

Employers' liability insurance is a legal requirement for UK businesses, including cricket clubs, who employ anyone. This could include part-time groundskeepers, coaches or bar staff. You could face a fine of up to £2,500 for every day you trade without it.

Other types of cover included in cricket club insurance — such as public liability, personal accident and business interruption — are not required by law, but should be considered as part of your insurance to help protect against the risks you might face. You may be left to pay out of your own pocket if you aren't protected with the right cover.

How much does cricket club insurance cost?

Prices could start from around 85p a day*.

It's difficult to determine your costs without speaking to a broker, this is because your club is unique and price depends on several factors, including:

  • Size — more teams, pitches and members could mean bigger claims, leading to higher premiums.
  • Location — the location of your ground can affect the price you pay for cover. Areas seen as a higher risk could come with higher premiums.
  • Extent of cover — the more cover you need, the more expensive your package will likely be.
  • Your insurer — premiums will vary per insurer, and depend on your club's activities and claims history.
  • Claims history — if you've made a previous claim on your policy or had claims made against you, it may affect your future premiums.

Start a quote online to find out how much cricket club insurance could cost for your club.

*This price is for a commercial combined policy – the average of the bottom 10% of customers who were sold with one of our panel providers paid £311 annually (excluding any additional administration fees) between 01/07/2025 & 30/06/2026. Equivalent to £25.93 a month or 85p a day (and excludes the extra costs for paying monthly). Your actual price and policy may vary depending on your business requirements.

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Cricket Club Insurance FAQs

Do cricket clubs need public liability insurance?

It's not a legal requirement, but public liability insurance should be a consideration for any cricket club. It could help cover you if a spectator, visitor or member of the public is injured, or their property is damaged, as a result of your club's activities.

Is cricket club insurance a legal requirement?

Employers' liability insurance is a legal requirement if your club employs anyone or is run by volunteers, including part-time groundskeepers or bar staff. Other covers, like public liability and business interruption, aren't required by law but should be considered to help protect against everyday risks.

Does cricket club insurance cover the clubhouse and bar?

It could, depending on your policy. Commercial building and stock and contents cover can help protect your clubhouse and bar supplies, but if you're licensed to sell alcohol, tell your broker so they can arrange the right level of cover.

Can volunteers be covered under cricket club insurance?

Yes, many cricket club policies can include cover for volunteers as well as employees. Volunteers fall under the definition of employees, so this could help if a volunteer is injured while carrying out club activities. Always check your policy wording for exclusions and limits.

Does cricket club insurance cover damage to kit and equipment?

Stock and contents cover, along with business equipment insurance, could help protect your club's kit, covers and equipment against theft or damage from fire or other insured events. Limits and exclusions apply, so check your policy wording.

How quickly can a cricket club get cover?

Depending on the insurance policy and your club's specific needs, you can often get cover the same day you apply. Start a quote online and our UK-based team will be on hand to help.

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