Press Coverage

PASIC has received a range of press coverage for projects related to sustainability-driven innovation in cricket equipment and clothing.

“Cricket bat made from bamboo is ‘a batsman’s dream’” (May 2021)
“Bamboo bats could beat traditional willow at affordable cricket” (May 2021)
“Study suggests bamboo cricket bats could outperform wood” (May 2021)
“Bamboo bats could revolutionise cricket study” (May 2021)
“How we showed bamboo cricket bats could usher in a new, more sustainable epoch for the sport” (May 2021)
“Circular Cricket Gear” (2022)
“From gloves to bats, cricket gear buyers are stumped by a lack of clarity” (Jan 2022)
“UCA leads the way in sustainable cricket innovation” (March 2022)
“Bamboo Cricket Bats” (March 2022)
“Cricket: white paper on sustainability, circularity and social equity in cricket published” (2023)
“Cricket: White paper on sustainability, circularity and social equity in cricket” (Oct 2023)
“Locals benefit from regional cricket reuse project”. (May 2024)
Sustainable Cricket Gear ( Aug 2024)
“Batting a path to sustainable cricket innovation-new research to help tackle kit waste” ( Aug 2024)
“Cricket Gear Reuse Project up and Running in Surrey” (April 2024)
“Circular Cricket: Prototyping and socially engaged manufacturing of cricket pads, using circular design, biomaterials, recycled materials and component reuse” (2024)

PASIC is delivered through a strategic partnership between The Centre for Sustainable Design © at University for Creative Arts and the Centre for Natural Material Innovation at University of Cambridge