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The sport with something for everyone. Find your fit this season.

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There are many ways to be part of the cricket community on and off the field.

Why Play Cricket?

There are many reasons why people choose to play cricket, both for fun and competitively. Cricket can be a fun and rewarding experience that offers a range of physical, mental, and social benefits.

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Featured Programs

Ages 5-10

Woolworths Cricket Blast

Kids learn cricket skills, embrace teamwork, and have a blast through fun, game-based activities. Our aim is to provide an inclusive environment where players can participate and progress based on their ability level.

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All Ages

Social Cricket

Social Cricket is designed for everyone! Whether you are new to the game of cricket, a seasoned player or returning after a break, Social Cricket offers a modified version of the game, powered by the best parts of the game in 60 minutes.

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Ages 16+

Senior Club Cricket

Play for fun or competitively at your local cricket club. Senior club cricket is suitable for people aged 16 years and older, with varying grades and formats available depending on your experience and interest.

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Cricket Australia acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we are privileged to live, work and play the great game of cricket. Our Head Office is located on the land of Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation (East Melbourne, Victoria). The National Cricket Centre is located on the land of the Turrbal and Yuggera clans of the Brisbane River Basin (Albion, Queensland). We pay our respects to Elders past and present.

Our Walkabout Wickets symbol by Kirrae Whurrong artist Fiona Clarke (b.1963), represents cricket stars past, present and future, and the meeting places where they play. Aunty Fiona is a descendant of James 'Mosquito' Couzens. He and his brother Jonny Couzens were members of the first Australian cricket team ever to tour England – in 1868.