Cricket Coaches, Clubs and Teams in Australian Capital Territory - Page 2
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Tuggeranong Valley Cricket Club
Junior Programs: Master Blasters (ages 7-10) and Junior Blasters (ages 5-7) provide fun, social, and safe cricket experiences for boys and girls. Junior training begins in early October and is held on selected afternoons at various Tuggeranong grounds, typically one day per week. Older juniors can also train alongside senior players to support their transition to grade cricket.Senior Cricket: The Club competes in ACT grade cricket competitions across multiple grades, offering opportunities for competitive play and player...
Wood Ducks Cricket Club
Participate in **Grade 6 one-day matches** and T20 grand finals, typically on Fridays and weekends.Engage in **senior cricket** for competitive play and **social cricket** for relaxed games.Join via Play Cricket app for fixtures, teams, and easy membership to start playing.
Ginninderra Cricket Club
Participate in **ACT Premier Cricket** competitions through senior teams, building on a legacy of champions and state representatives.Develop skills via **junior and grassroots programs**, nurturing talent from beginners to competitive levels.Access **coaching clinics** and community development sessions focused on inclusivity and growth for all skill levels.Registrations open for the 25/26 season with earlybird discounts; join the Tigers' pathway to excellence.
Sunrisers Canberra
Engage in senior cricket sessions tailored for various skill levels, from beginners to competitive players.Participate in leagues and friendly games at District Playing Fields, Curtin.Membership provides access to team selections and regular play opportunities.
Ceylon Challengers
Participate in graded competitions including Grade One and Grade Five, with opportunities for matches throughout the season.Open to members of all skill levels seeking to compete, improve fitness, and enjoy social cricket.Join as a member to access playing opportunities in CCSCA leagues and beyond, promoting an inclusive environment for everyone.
Weston Creek Molonglo Junior Cricket Club
Smash Series features:
60-minute matches with flexible formats for juniorsEveryone gets a chance to bat and bowlSimple, backyard-inspired rules including tip and run, powerplays, and one hand one bounce variationsNo special equipment needed—all bats, balls, and stumps are providedPlay at local ovals, parks, or other accessible venuesThe program welcomes new players to cricket as well as those with previous experience. Register as an individual to be placed in a team, or join with...
Weston Creek Molonglo Blast Centre
Participate in 60-90 minute sessions featuring warm-ups, skill stations like catching and throwing, and fun backyard cricket games.Develop teamwork and cricket fundamentals through weekly challenges and modified matches where every child bats, bowls, and fields.Parents join as Blast Crew to assist, making it a family-friendly way to learn and play together.Programs run seasonally, including regular sessions and pop-up come-and-try opportunities for new players.
Ginninderra Cricket Club Junior
Training sessions feature warm-ups, skill stations for batting, bowling, and fielding, and modified games, suitable for beginners (Junior Blasters) and more advanced kids (Master Blasters).Play opportunities include small-sided matches and challenges that ensure every child participates in batting, bowling, and fielding.Membership opens the door to skill development, teamwork, and progression to junior cricket competitions.
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Thinking of cricket coaches, clubs and teams?
Playing cricket socially or in a club can be a fun and exciting way to enjoy the sport. Cricket is a popular sport in many countries, and there are many different ways to play it.
One way to play socially is to organize a casual game with friends or family in a park or other open space. This can be a great way to spend time outdoors and enjoy the game with people you know. You can use a soft ball and make your own wicket using any available objects, and make your own rules for the game.
Another way to play cricket socially is by joining a local club. Cricket clubs often have teams that compete in local leagues and tournaments, which can be a great way to meet new people and improve your skills. These clubs usually have proper cricket grounds, equipment, facilities, and training sessions. Many clubs also offer coaching and training for players of all skill levels. Joining a club can be a great way to take your love of the sport to the next level and become a more serious player.
Playing in a club or league also opens up opportunities to participate in tournaments or matches held at different levels, such as district, state, national, and international levels. These matches give you a chance to play with or against more experienced or skilled players and can help you learn new techniques and strategies.
Overall, whether you play cricket socially or in a club, the most important thing is to have fun and enjoy the game!