Of the many recreational and vocational fellowships that Rotary have helped to establish the cricket fellowship is the only one that is a true team game

It is designed to bring together Rotarians from across the world who share a common love of the game of cricket

It has five main aims.

1. To allow cricket playing countries to tour each other's countries and share hospitality and recreation whilst also seeing the local sites and experiencing the different cultures.

2. To get together once every two or three years in a world festival of cricket and fellowship.

3. To arrange cricket matches within each country and also encourage Rotarians who may have given up the game to get back playing.

4. To arrange social events and visits for cricket loving Rotarians who can no longer play the game but who have lost none of their passion to watch and talk about it.

5. To take the game to other Rotarians who know nothing of the game or who reside in a country where the game is not widely played

Please note that the International Fellowship Of Cricket Loving Rotarians is a group of Rotarians dedicated to promoting Cricket as an opportunity for fellowship and service. This fellowship operates in accordance with Rotary International policy but is not an agency of, or controlled by, Rotary International.