Press Coverage

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

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

Article Press Coverage

“Cricket: White paper on sustainability, circularity and social equity in cricket” (press coverage – Oct 2023)
“Cricket: white paper on sustainability, circularity and social equity in cricket published” (Press – 2023)

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