The Winn Family AssociationGoverning body of the Winn Family T-20 League
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In forceWinter Cup 2026 RegulationsPublished 28 July 2026 — supersedes all prior knockout conditionsRead the rulebook →
— Est. 2024 · Governing Body

One rulebook.
One standard.
One family.

The Winn Family Association writes and upholds the playing rules, the code of conduct and the safeguarding standards behind every fixture in theWinn Family T-20 League.

Read the rulesReport a concern
01Playing RulesThe full T-20 handbook, kept current.02Report a ConcernConduct, welfare or integrity matters.03Who DecidesCommittees, panels and officials.04Contact the WFARulings, appeals and enquiries.
— The Association

Custodians of
family cricket

Every decision the league makes on the pitch — from the points system to how a disputed wicket is settled — is governed here. Win or lose, the family plays the same fair game.

Founded in 2024 alongside the league it governs — which began as a small family cricket event — the Association now maintains the rulebook, the code of conduct, the safeguarding framework and the officiating standards behind a full season of fixtures, cup competitions and a presentation night.

2024League founded
13Teams governed
100%Fixtures officiated
“Play hard.
Compete fairly.
Respect always.”
The WFA Code of Conduct
  • 2024The league is founded and the Association is constituted as its governing body
  • 2025First competitive season, first Winter Cup and first Winn Family Junior Team
  • 2026Expanded league and tournament programme
  • 2026Winter Cup regulations published
Read the full history →
— About Us

Inside the Association

Ten doors into the WFA — the people, the commitments and the work that happens between fixtures.

The StoryWho We AreThe founding of the Association, the values it holds the league to, and why a family cricket match needed a rulebook.Read our full story →Since 2024Our HistoryEvery milestone from the first garden game to the Winter Cup — and the chapters still to come.OutreachThe WFA in the CommunityHow the Association gives back beyond the boundary.GovernanceThe WFA CommitteesThe people and panels that run the game.Get InvolvedWFA CareersRoles and volunteering within the Association.Training CentreModulesBecome an umpire, learn first aid — watch, read, then take the test.IdentityBrand ProtectionProtecting the name, badge and identity of the WFA.EnvironmentSustainabilityOur commitment to a greener game.The GroundOur Garden. Our Game.PartnersSponsors & SupportersThe partners backing the league — and how to join them.Direct LineContact UsGet in touch with the Association directly.
— Governance

Rules & policies

The complete library of regulations in force. Search by keyword or filter by category.

Last reviewed 1 August 2026
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Junior players and match officials
— Safeguarding & Welfare

Everyone goes home safe

The Association sets the welfare standards for juniors, the equipment requirements for every match, and the procedure for raising a concern about anyone involved in the league.

Designated Safeguarding LeadNamed officer for every concern raised.
Helmet & equipment policyMandatory standards for all age groups.
Officials’ protectionZero tolerance of abuse toward umpires.
First aid at fixturesTrained cover required at every match.
Raise a concern
— The People

Committees & officers

Four standing panels carry the Association’s authority. Every ruling is signed by a named officer.

The Chair
ExecutiveThe ChairPresiding OfficerConstitution, final rulings and the annual policy review.
The Adjudicator
Disciplinary PanelThe AdjudicatorPanel ChairCode of conduct hearings, sanctions and appeals.
Designated Lead
SafeguardingDesignated LeadWelfare OfficerConcerns, junior welfare and first-aid provision.
Chief Umpire
Match OfficialsChief UmpireOfficiating LeadUmpire appointments, training and on-field standards.
— How the WFA is organised

Our departments

Eleven departments run the Association day to day. Each carries its own crest and reference code.

Headquarters crest
WFA/HQ · Department

Headquarters

The head office of the Winn Family Association.

Headquarters leads the Association. It sets direction, keeps the constitution and governing documents, and holds the official record of every decision, meeting and resolution. Every other department reports into it.

What the department does

  • Leadership and strategy for the Association and the league
  • The constitution, governance framework and official document register
  • Bookings, meetings, minutes and resolutions
  • Official correspondence on behalf of the Association
For youIf you are not sure who to talk to, start here — Headquarters will point you to the right department.
Who we are →The WFA Committees →
Members & Welfare crest
WFA/MEM · Department

Members & Welfare

Looking after every member, on and off the pitch.

Members & Welfare runs membership and registration, keeps player records up to date, and makes sure everyone involved in the league is safe and supported. Safeguarding concerns and member reports come here first.

What the department does

  • Membership, member accounts and the members area
  • Player registration and registration forms
  • Player records and official forms
  • Safeguarding, welfare and member reports
For youJoining, updating your details, registering as a player or raising a welfare concern — this is your department.
Safeguarding →Report a concern →
League & Competition crest
WFA/LGE · Department

League & Competition

Running the cricket — every fixture, every result.

League & Competition organises the Winn Family T-20 League and its tournaments. It sets the fixtures, records results and the league table, manages teams, and runs live scoring on matchday.

What the department does

  • Fixtures, results and the league table
  • Tournaments, including the Winter Cup and the Championship
  • Teams and squads
  • Live scoring and the playing regulations
For youQuestions about fixtures, results, your team or the rules of play go to League & Competition.
Fixtures →Playing rules →
Matchday & Stadium crest
WFA/STD · Department

Matchday & Stadium

Everything that makes matchday happen.

Matchday & Stadium runs the ground on match days. It handles gates and check-in, tickets and player passes, the stadium screen and PA system, WinnTV coverage and club training sessions.

What the department does

  • Gate scanning, check-in and player matchday passes
  • The stadium screen and PA announcements
  • WinnTV live coverage
  • Club training sessions
For youComing to a match, collecting a ticket or pass, or joining training — Matchday & Stadium has you covered.
Tickets →Watch WinnTV →
Academy & Development crest
WFA/ACA · Department

Academy & Development

Learn. Develop. Achieve. Progress.

Academy & Development runs the WFA Academy — workshops, one-to-one coaching and the online Training Centre. It helps every member improve, from their first bat and ball to becoming an umpire or coach.

What the department does

  • Academy workshops and the programme catalogue
  • Coaching sessions with WFA coaches
  • The Training Centre modules, tests and certificates
  • Player resources and development pathways
For youWant to get better, learn the laws or earn a qualification? Start with the Academy.
About Academy →Training Centre →
Communications crest
WFA/COM · Department

Communications

Keeping every member informed.

Communications is the voice of the Association. It sends official correspondence and member emails, publishes news, and makes sure announcements reach everyone they need to.

What the department does

  • Official Association correspondence
  • Emails to members
  • News and announcements
  • Notices from the Association
For youNews, announcements and official emails you receive come from Communications.
Latest news →Contact the WFA →
Finance crest
WFA/FIN · Department

Finance

Looking after the Association’s money.

Finance manages how the Association’s money is received, held, spent and recorded. It approves purchases and expense claims, keeps the accounts and reports to the Executive Committee.

What the department does

  • Fees and payments
  • Expense claims and purchase approvals
  • Budgets, financial controls and registers
  • The accounts and financial reporting
For youQuestions about a payment, a fee or an expense claim go to Finance.
Contact the WFA →
Behaviour & Discipline crest
WFA/BDC · Department

Behaviour & Discipline

Behaviour • Discipline • Integrity.

Behaviour & Discipline upholds the Code of Conduct. It investigates reports, runs disciplinary cases and hearings, issues warnings, fines and sanctions, and handles appeals fairly and independently.

What the department does

  • The Code of Conduct and behaviour standards
  • Disciplinary cases and hearings
  • Warnings, fines and sanctions
  • Independent appeals
For youIf you have received a notice and want to appeal, or need to report behaviour, this is the department.
Code of conduct →Submit an appeal →
Public Website crest
WFA/WEB · Department

Public Website

The league’s home online.

Public Website runs winnfamilyleague.com — the pages you are reading now — along with the magazine and the photo archive.

What the department does

  • The league website and its content
  • News publishing
  • The WFA magazine
  • Photos and galleries
For youSpotted something wrong on the website or want a photo added? Let the Public Website team know.
Home page →Magazine →
Audience & Engagement crest
WFA/AUD · Department

Audience & Engagement

Bringing supporters closer to the game.

Audience & Engagement connects the league with its supporters through the newsletter, live chat and regular updates, including The Month in Review.

What the department does

  • The newsletter and The Month in Review
  • Live chat on the website
  • Supporter updates
  • Growing the league’s audience
For youWant to stay in the loop or ask a quick question? Sign up to the newsletter or use live chat.
Latest news →
Commerce & Events crest
WFA/CEV · Department

Commerce & Events

The shop, the shows and the events.

Commerce & Events runs the club shop and orders, ED Dance shows, and events for visitors, including the Visitor Portal.

What the department does

  • The club shop and orders
  • ED Dance shows and bookings
  • Visitor events and the Visitor Portal
  • Event tickets
For youBuying kit, booking a dance show or visiting for an event — Commerce & Events handles it.
Club shop →ED Dance →
— Coaching

Book a session with a coach

One-to-one and small-group coaching — bowling, batting and match craft with a Winn Family coach. Free for league members; £30 for everyone else, paid on the day.

Book coaching →
— Notices

From the Association

All notices →
WFA Official Fine List 2026–27: New Standards, Clearer Expectations and a Stronger Commitment to Behaviour
Association01 NOV 2026

WFA Official Fine List 2026–27: New Standards, Clearer Expectations and a Stronger Commitment to Behaviour

The Winn Family Association (WFA) officially publishes its Fine List for the 2026–27 Season

Winter Cup 2026 – Proudly Supported by Our Official Sponsors
Association30 OCT 2026

Winter Cup 2026 – Proudly Supported by Our Official Sponsors

The Winn Family T-20 League is delighted to announce and recognise the fantastic organisations supporting the Winter Cup 2026.

Alex’s Car Detailing Continues Its Sponsorship of the Winn Family T-20 League for Another Season
Association21 OCT 2026

Alex’s Car Detailing Continues Its Sponsorship of the Winn Family T-20 League for Another Season

Supporting our league. Driving our success. Building our future together.

Official partners of the Winn Family T-20 League

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Questions for the Association?

Rulings, appeals, reports of misconduct or anything concerning safety — write to the Association and a named officer will respond.

info@winnfamilyleague.com