Child Safety

Every child deserves to feel safe in our game.

Australian Cricket is committed to creating welcoming, inclusive environments where kids are protected, respected, and empowered—on and off the field.

We are committed to our vision to be a sport for all that makes Australians proud. 

The following resources have been created for community cricket clubs and associations to develop and promote their commitment to child safety. They are not meant to act as stand-alone documents and should be used to embed a culture of child safe practices and behaviours in your club.

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• Child Safety Resources
• Form templates 
• e-Learning
• Reporting

e-Learning modules can be completed by anyone involved in community cricket - volunteers, coaches, umpires, players and parents - to help them to recognise and report prohibited conduct in cricket, such as abuse, misconduct and grooming.

• Each module takes just 5 minutes to complete.

• It is recommended to start with the ‘Looking after our kids introduction’ module, from which you can also navigate to each topic.

• You can complete all the modules or select the modules you want to learn more about.

To promote the eLearn’s within your Association or Club use this email template. 

eLearning Modules for Recognising & Reporting Abuse

Australian Cricket is committed to ensuring that every cricket participant, including children and young people, participates in our sport free of abuse, harassment, bullying or any other form of inappropriate conduct.

FOR ELITE CRICKET: 

Reports can be made to integrity@cricket.com.au and Cricket Australia’s Core Integrity hotline:

Phone: 1300 FAIR GAME (1300 3247 4263) 
Email:  fairgame@coreintegrity.com.au    
Online: http://qrs.ly/FairGameCA 

FOR STATE & TERRITORY CRICKET:

Reports can be made via childsafe@cricket.com.au and Cricket Australia’s Core Integrity hotline:

Phone: 1300 FAIR GAME (1300 3247 4263) 
Email: or fairgame@coreintegrity.com.au   
Online: http://qrs.ly/FairGameCA 

FOR COMMUNITY CRICKET:

Complaints can be made via childsafe@cricket.com.au or to the relevant State & Territory Association integrity contact or Member Protection Information Officer. See contact details below.