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Community cricket struggling; SussexHorshamGV Local cricket match in progressGV PavilionMS SIDE People sitting watching match (2 shots)LS Match in progressJohn Baker (Manager, Horsham Cricket and Sports Club) interview SOT- at Horsham where we've got so much ground we are able to provide the facilities/ clubs elsewhere that don't have the ground or the parents to support it, will struggleKevin Whiting (Coach, Horsham Cricket and Sports Club) interview SOT- are still problems in state schools/ the school my son goes to hasn't had a cricket pitch for years because it was vandalised some years ago and they haven't replaced it/ school cricket is fairly hit and miss, nonexistentBV Elderly couple sitting watching cricket matchJoe Clarke (junior cricketer) interview SOT- I play cricket all year round/ I work quite hardGV Cricket match in progressJonathan Whiting (young cricketer) interview SOT- the interest is getting up more now with the ashes but it will never have as much support as footballSurrey: Shepperton:BV Members jogging round pitchChildren playing cricketMS Boy catching ballINTRichard Barker (Shepperton Cricket Club) interview SOT- in 1994 we got promoted to first division of Surrey championship/ we were there for two seasons, had wonderful time but unfortunately got relegated/ our players then became old at same time and we didn't replace them with youngsters, because youngsters weren't about thenEXTYoung club member training by jumping and weaving through barsHelen Cambary (Shepperton CC) interview SOT- people at club here have slightly more influence around cricket circuit and are able to recruit us juniors and other playersRachel Holmes (Shepperton CC) interview SOT- we put lot of effort into recruitment/ we've got growing young girls team hereMS & BV 7-year-old cricketer, Francesca, waiting to bat and hitting ballFrancesca Harn (young cricketer) interview SOT- I got hit on head, chest and leg in one match...