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Kissing Point Cricket Club
Junior Cricket: Teams for ages 7 and up focusing on skill development, fun, and equal playing opportunities in the Hornsby Kuring-gai Cricket Association.Senior Cricket: Teams for all abilities providing competitive and social play.Woolworths Cricket Blast: Fun introductory sessions for boys and girls aged 5-10 to build foundational skills and make friends.Membership open to new players from Turramurra and surrounding areas; equal opportunities emphasize positive experiences and returning players.
Sydney Sixers - Cricket Central
**Junior Cricket Programs**: Fun sessions for kids of all skill levels, including Woolworths Cricket Blast and All Girls Cricket Blast.**School Holiday Programs**: Action-packed clinics during holidays to boost techniques and confidence.**Pop-up Blast and Smash Series**: Short, dynamic play formats for social and competitive fun.Open to new participants year-round with opportunities for group training and matches.
Sydney Thunder - Cricket Central
School Holiday Programs: Fun, structured sessions during holidays for skill-building and enjoyment across all levels.Pop-up Blast Programs: Quick, accessible cricket blasts ideal for beginners and social play.Woolworths Cricket Blast: Entry-level training for kids, focusing on fun fundamentals and regular weekly sessions.All Girls Cricket Blast: Dedicated girls' program with engaging training to build confidence and skills.Smash Series Cricket: High-energy competitive play opportunities for advancing young cricketers.Join these community-focused programs offering year-round junior training, social matches, and easy access for new participants.
Marrickville Cricket Club
Junior Cricket: Woolworths Cricket Blast for boys and girls aged 5-10, focusing on skill development and fun.Senior Cricket: Competitive teams with registrations open for the 25/26 season via Play Cricket.Masters Blast: Engaging sessions for adult players.Training: Team sessions supported by grants, suitable for beginners to competitive levels.Membership: Easy registration process opens annually; join to participate in ladders, fixtures, and fair play initiatives.
Cricket NSW Blast Centre - Hornsby North Public School
Engage in weekly sessions featuring fun warm-ups, skills training in batting, bowling, catching, and throwing, followed by modified T20-style matches.Participate in social, safe games where every child gets to bat, bowl, and field, bridging to competitive club cricket.Join parent-involved activities for skill progression and enjoyment, typically held in term programs over 8-10 weeks.
CNSW Cricket Blast Centre - North Shore
Engage in immersive sessions building cricket skills through mini games and activities.Develop teamwork, resilience, and communication in a welcoming environment.Perfect for young beginners to spark a lifelong passion for cricket.
Cricket NSW Blast Centre - Willoughby Multicultural
Junior Blasters: Fun introductory sessions for young beginners, focusing on core skills and engagement.Master Blasters: Skill-building play for developing juniors, suitable for various levels.Pop-up Blast Programs: Flexible, short-term games and social play opportunities for all skill levels.Open to new participants from diverse backgrounds; join local sessions to start playing cricket today.
Cricket NSW Blast Centre - St John the Apostle School
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 nurturing teamwork, resilience, and communication via immersive activities and mini-games.Pop-up Blast Programs: Flexible, action-packed opportunities for participation, with free Come & Try sessions available (confirm with coordinator).Parents welcome to assist with warm-ups, drills, and cheering, creating a family-friendly environment—no experience needed.Registered participants receive a fun Cricket Blast...
Summer Hill Cricket Club
Senior Morning Cricket (16+): Saturday mornings with varying grades for beginners to experienced players; training Thursday evenings.Junior Cricket: U9 & U11 mixed sessions starting early October on Sundays at 8:30am; fun, skill-building games and activities.Mixed Sunday Morning Cricket: Casual play starting mid-October at 8:30am, welcoming all levels.Register now via PlayHQ for the 2025/26 season starting September/October; teams contact new members with full details to start participating.
North Shore Cricket Club
Participate in weekend matches, typically Saturdays, in 3rd Grade, 5th Grade, and others against local teams like Northbridge, Hornsby, and Cammeray.Games held at venues including Primrose Park, Artarmon Reserve, and Wellington Oval, with formats up to 60 overs.Engage in senior cricket programs with opportunities for regular play throughout the season.Membership provides access to fixtures and events; new players welcome to join teams.
Lane Cove Cricket Club
Training sessions: Held once a week at Blackman Park or Kingsford Smith Oval for 1 to 1.5 hours; girls train on Fridays; suitable for juniors U9 to U17.Play opportunities: Cricket Blast for 5-7 year olds on Saturday mornings (1 hour); 8-18 year olds play Saturdays or Sundays in T20 format (about 2.5 hours) on North Shore fields; girls play Saturday mornings or afternoons by age.Membership details: New players start easily with club-supplied...
Leichhardt Wanderers Cricket Club
Senior Cricket: Engage in competitive and social matches, with training sessions typically on weekdays at the nets.Junior Cricket: Fun programs for young players, building skills through regular training and games.Pop-up Blast Programs: Quick, dynamic T20-style sessions perfect for casual play and all abilities.Membership opens pathways to join teams, access PlayHQ for fixtures, and participate in leagues and friendlies.
Old Cranbrookians Cricket Club
The club competes in the City and Suburban Competition, providing players with the chance to participate in structured, high-standard cricket against established opponents. With a rich history spanning nearly a century, the club maintains strong traditions and fosters lasting friendships among members through regular competitive play and social events.
Reddam House, Woollahra
Participate in competitions on Saturdays and Sundays, perfect for building skills and enjoying matches.Open to mixed gender teams, welcoming all young cricketers regardless of experience level.Easy entry via school-affiliated programs—register and start playing in the Summer 2025/26 season.
Mosman Cricket Club
Junior programs: Woolworths Cricket Blast for beginners, plus all formats for boys and girls in North Shore Junior Cricket Association.Senior competitions: Play in Sydney Grade Cricket from 6th Grade to 1st Grade, Poidevin Gray, Green Shield, and Masters.Membership: Open to new players of all skill levels; register to participate in training, matches, and premiership-winning teams.
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Caulfield Cricket Club
Junior programs for young players focusing on skill development and fun.Senior teams competing in local leagues with opportunities for competitive play.Open to new members seeking to participate in training and matches.
Williamstown Imperials Cricket Club
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Senior cricket teams competing in the Victorian Turf Cricket Association (VTCA) and other affiliated competitionsJunior cricket programs through the Western Region Junior Cricket Association (WRJCA)Woolworths Cricket Blast program—a fun, game-based introduction to cricket for young families with over 40 children participating weekly, plus a dedicated girls-only...
Williamstown CYMS Cricket Club
Senior men's teams compete in local leagues with matches typically on weekends.Junior teams provide training and games tailored for young players.Senior women's team offers competitive play, welcoming new members for the season.Open to beginners, social players, and competitive athletes—inquire to join and start participating.
Elsternwick Cricket Club
Senior Training & Play: Four teams in VSDCA on Saturday afternoons (1pm-6pm); Sunday one-day team and women's team in CSB.Junior Programs: Rookies, U12, U14, U16 teams in SECA on Friday nights and Saturday mornings, with coached training sessions for around 100 players.Membership: Welcoming for all skill levels—beginners to advanced—in a friendly, community environment; contact the club to join teams and start playing.
Williamstown Cricket Club
Senior Cricket: Field senior men's teams and senior women's teams competing in the Victorian Sub-District Cricket Association (VSDCA) competitions.Junior Cricket: Offer junior cricket programs for boys and girls, with teams competing in junior cricket associations.Woolworths Cricket Blast: Provide fun, game-based introductory cricket activities designed for young families and beginners.Training & Social: Host weekly Thursday evening events at the clubrooms featuring post-training team selection, drinks, and food.Whether you're a beginner looking to learn the game, a...
Footscray Angliss Cricket Club
Participate in home and away matches every second week, ideal for seniors over 50 seeking competitive yet enjoyable games.Training sessions typically held mid-week evenings, welcoming various skill levels from beginners to experienced players.Join diverse teams including veterans and over 60s formats, with pathways for transitioning juniors into senior play.Membership opens doors to leagues, T20 fixtures, and social matches, fostering community and skill development.
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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!