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Everton Districts Cricket Club
Junior Cricket: Participate in the junior cricket program, including Woolworths Cricket Blast, designed to develop young cricketers in a supportive environment.Senior Cricket: Join the senior cricket program for competitive and social play opportunities.Community Cricket: Engage in community-focused cricket initiatives that bring players together in a safe and inclusive atmosphere.The club welcomes new members of all ages and abilities. Whether you're looking to play competitively or socially, Everton Districts Cricket Club provides a community...
Brisbane Masters Cricket
Members can compete in the local South East Queensland competition running from April to August, with divisions for Over 50s and Over 60s age groups. Beyond local play, the club offers pathways to statewide competitions and carnivals, allowing players to represent Brisbane and Queensland at regional and national championships.
Veterans Cricket combines competitive play with a social, welcoming environment,...
Wynnum Manly Sea Eagles Cricket Club
Junior Cricket: Family-oriented sessions for boys and girls, including Woolworths Cricket Blast, Pop-up Blast, school holiday programs, and representative teams in EDJCA and BEARS competitions.Senior Cricket: Teams in Brisbane Grade Cricket, Queensland Sub-Districts, and Warehouse Cricket for all skill levels, from social to competitive play.Membership: Join easily to access training, matches, and development pathways across junior and senior grades.
Carina Cricket Club
Blasters Program (ages 5-10): Fun sessions every Monday in Term 4 & 1 from 4:30-5:45pm, featuring small-sided games and skills activities for beginners.Girls Cricket: Weekly trainings by expert coaches, matches every Sunday at Foundation, Intermediate, and Heat levels to match your skills.Junior Cricket (U9-U18): Competitions and development programs welcoming new players of all abilities.Senior Cricket: Programs for all levels, open to new and existing players seeking competitive or social play.All equipment provided; new players welcome to register and join the action.
Coorparoo Cricket Club
Training sessions held Wednesday nights, where captains select teams for all skill levels from beginners to competitive.Saturday matches followed by social gatherings for refreshments and debriefs.Membership includes training, gear, insurance, and a club cap; register via expression of interest for easy entry into games.
Western Suburbs District Cricket Club (QLD)
Training sessions: Participate in player development programs through Wests +Plus Cricket Academy, suitable for beginners to advanced players.Play opportunities: Compete in Queensland Premier Cricket for senior mens, womens, youth girls, and over forties; junior teams in Metropolitan South West competitions.Membership details: Open to anyone; join as a community club member to access pathways to representative cricket and enjoy development opportunities.
QLD Cricket Community Programs - Far North
Join **Junior Blasters (5-7 years)** for basic skills through fun, game-based activities using soft bats and balls in a safe environment.Advance to **Master Blasters (7-10 years)** for modified T20 games, building teamwork and cricket fundamentals in 60-90 minute sessions.Participate in **weekly training** typically on weekends, focusing on catching, throwing, batting, and bowling to spark a love for cricket.Progress from fun drills to junior teams, with packs including personalised gear like bats, balls, shirts, and Big Bash hats.Open...
Bulimba Cricket Club
Training sessions: Friday nights feature Woolworths Blast for youngest players and girls-only training, suitable for beginners developing skills and friendships.Play opportunities: Join junior leagues across all skill levels, including Girls Only Heat League, BEARS divisional competition, and representative pathways from under 12s for boys and under 13s for girls.Membership details: Community club welcomes new families to register for inclusive programs emphasizing fun, skill-building, and social play.From season 2023-24, senior teams compete in Queensland Sub-Districts Cricket Association...
Wilston Norths Junior Cricket Club
Friday Night Cricket Blast: Fun sessions for 4-8 year olds, welcoming approximately 300 kids each season.Competitive Teams: Over 40 teams from U10 to U17 in the Brisbane North Junior Cricket Association competition, focusing on player development in a family-friendly environment.Membership: Easy entry for new players; contact for details to join teams or Blast programs and start playing.
QLD Cricket Blast Centre - Brisbane Boys College
Engaging sessions teaching throwing, catching, bowling, and batting basics, typically before or after school in partnership with local clubs.Suitable for boys and girls new to cricket, building confidence and skills through playful activities.Short seasonal programs offering easy entry for kids to participate and connect with community cricket.
Brisbane Saints Cricket Club
Training sessions: Weekly nets every Wednesday, suitable for experienced players seeking higher-level competition.Saturday C Grade: Two competitive social teams (C1 & C4) for enjoyable weekend play.Over 40s: Fortnightly Sunday matches for seasoned players.Super T20 Cup: Fast-paced, fun T20 cricket every fortnight on Sundays.Community Cricket Championship: Competitive play for experienced cricketers.New members welcome to join teams and participate in training and matches.
University of QLD Cricket Club
Junior programs: Super 6's and Junior Blasters for 5-10 year olds introduce basics through fun activities and modified matches; sessions like Friday 5:30-7:00 PM; progress to MSW teams in Stages 1-3 based on skill.Senior teams: Eight men’s, two women’s, and over 40’s teams in Queensland Premier Grade; Sunday 50-over games for flexible play.Coaching and clinics: Blues Cricket Academy offers sessions Monday-Friday 6am-8am and 3pm-8pm, plus school holiday options; girls-only clinics for ages 12-16 focusing on batting, bowling, and fielding; welcoming...
Sydney Thunder Holiday Program - Penrith
Holiday Bash: Fast-paced fun for boys and girls aged 5-10, ideal for beginners with skills activities and modified games, typically 4-6 hours on select holiday dates.Junior Skills Clinics: Engaging sessions for ages 7-14 of all levels, featuring tailored drills, activities, and games with qualified coaches during school holidays.Competition Play: Carnival-style matches for ages 9-15, with multiple games umpired by accredited officials over program days.
Cricket NSW Blast Centre - Penrith
Weekly **60–90 minute sessions** packed with fun, modified games for kids aged 10 and under, suitable for all skill levels from beginners.**School holiday programs** offering 1-4 day flexible options for skill development and inclusive play during breaks.Free Come & Try sessions available to get started, with full registration unlocking participant packs including gear like hats and shirts.Safe, fun environment focused on learning through play, with parents welcome to join in.
Cricket NSW Blast Centre - Penrith Anglican College
Junior Blasters: Weekly 60–90 minute sessions for kids aged 10 and under, focusing on engagement, core skills, and safe, inclusive play.Master Blasters: Skill development sessions tailored for young participants, emphasizing fun games and confidence building.Pop-up Blast Programs: Flexible, action-packed opportunities for beginners to try cricket with provided equipment.Open to new players with free Come & Try sessions; register for participant packs including gear to jump in and enjoy.
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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!