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Essendon Cricket Club
Senior Cricket: Join competitive teams from 1st XI to lower grades, with training and matches throughout the season for skilled players.Junior Cricket: Programs for boys and girls aged 5-16, offering team play and skill development suitable for beginners to advanced.Woolworths Cricket Blast: Fun introductory sessions for young players starting out in cricket.Representative Cricket: Opportunities to trial for rep teams and advance competitively.Membership options include playing and social categories, providing clear pathways to train, play in leagues, and enjoy friendly games.
Holy Trinity Cricket Club
Master Blasters (Ages 5–8): Fun-first cricket program for young players beginning their cricket journeyJunior Cricket (Ages 9–18): Skill development programs with focus on mateship and player improvementJunior Cricket Academy: World-class coaching for dedicated junior playersSenior Cricket: Competitive men's and women's teams competing in the Eastern Cricket Association, combining competitive spirit with community valuesAll Abilities Cricket: Inclusive program ensuring every player belongs, regardless of abilityMothers and Daughters Team: Dedicated program for family participationThe club competes...
Coburg Cricket Club
Senior programs: Five men's teams and two women's teams offer competitive and social play, with training at City Oval and matches across venues.Junior programs: From Woolworths Cricket Blast to Under 16s, providing skill-building sessions and matches at Parker Reserve.Over 50s team: Veterans competition for mature players seeking fun and fitness.Open to all skill levels; new members welcome to join training and tryouts for immediate participation.
Aberfeldie St Johns Cricket Club
Senior Cricket: Men's and women's teams compete in North West Metropolitan and Mid-Year associations; training Tuesdays for men.Junior Cricket: Programs for young players building skills and fun.Woolworths Cricket Blast: Engaging intro sessions for kids.Easy participation: Contact the club or visit on training/match days to join teams.
Brunswick Cricket Club
Senior Men's Teams: Four teams in Victorian Sub-District Cricket Association compete on Saturdays and Sundays at Gillon Oval.Senior Women's Team: Play competitive matches at Allard Park and other venues.All Abilities Team: Inclusive play for diverse skill levels.Juniors: Numerous sides including all-girls teams, with training at Holbrook Reserve and games across venues.Training: Sessions held at Gillon Oval and Holbrook Reserve, suitable for beginners to competitive players.Membership: Register to play and join teams for a season of social and competitive cricket.
Seddon Cricket Club
Woolworths Cricket Blasters: Entry-level program for young beginners focusing on hand-eye coordination, teamwork, and enjoyment, progressing to higher junior levels.Junior Teams: Eight teams offering training and matches through the Western Region Junior Cricket Association, suitable for developing players.Senior Teams: Five teams competing in the Victorian Turf Cricket Association with coaching available, ideal for competitive and social adult play.All Abilities Sides: Three teams providing inclusive participation opportunities in the Melbourne All Abilities Cricket Association.Membership open to...
Moonee Valley Cricket Club
Junior training: Thursdays 4:45pm for U12-U16 pre-season; ongoing sessions from late October for U10-U16.Junior play: Friday evenings in NWMCA for U10, U12, U14, U16; girls teams Mondays or Wednesdays; Woolworths Cricket Blast programs; pop-up Blast options.Senior play: Turf teams Saturdays and Sundays; mixed senior matches afternoons; women’s matches Sunday afternoons on hard wickets.Membership: Open to all new and returning players; juniors receive playing top; contact via club channels to join training and teams.
Fairfield Cricket Club
Junior Cricket Blast for ages 5-10, starting Saturday 12 October, open to all children for fun skill-building sessions.Senior men's and women's teams compete in leagues, seeking new players for competitive and social play.Strong junior boys/girls program developing, with opportunities for training and matches across skill levels.Open to new members—come along to sessions and join the mighty bloods community.
Emerald Hill Cricket Club
Training: Held on Tuesday and Thursday afternoonsMatch Days: Saturday afternoons during summer, played at Albert Park and Port Melbourne ovalsCompetition: Multiple senior sides compete in various grades of turf cricketCommunity: Join an exceptional group of players in a friendly and competitive atmosphere with a unique social environment at our historic clubrooms and beer gardenRegistration: New players can register through PlayHQLow membership fees and a...
Old Wesley Cricket Club
Matches: 40 overs per side, welcoming all abilities and commitment levels from beginners to competitive players.Open to seasoned players, sons, fathers, and newcomers for inclusive participation.Join the thriving community for regular social and competitive play opportunities.
Northern Metro Club
Teams of 6-8 players bat in pairs, ensuring everyone gets a turn to bat and bowl.Simple backyard-inspired rules like tip and run, powerplays, and one-hand one-bounce for all skill levels from beginners to experienced players.Join social competitions open to individuals or groups; no special gear needed – just turn up and play.
Melbourne Wanderers Cricket Club
Participate in turf wicket matches on Saturdays and Sundays in Melbourne's inner city grounds.Join senior teams for competitive play, welcoming beginners to experienced players.Sign up easily to become a member and start playing in local fixtures.
Youlden Parkville Cricket Club
Juniors: Programs for girls and boys aged 5-16, including Woolworths Cricket Blast for fun skill-building sessions.Seniors: Seven men’s teams and two women’s teams competing in leagues, with training focused on all skill levels from beginner to competitive.Get Involved: Join as a new player through inclusive programs; everyone is welcome to participate in training, matches, and social events.
Power House Cricket Club
Compete in **MCA A Reserve Sunday** (1st XI), **MCA B Sunday** (2nd XI), **MCA B Saturday** (3rd XI), **MCA C Saturday** (4th XI), **MCA C Sunday** (5th XI), and **MCA C South Sunday** (6th XI) leagues.Participate in weekly matches on Saturdays and Sundays at local ovals like Fawkner Park and Waverley Oval.Open to players seeking competitive cricket; established club welcomes new members to join teams and play.
Flemington Colts Cricket Club
Senior cricket training sessions tailored for competitive and developing players.Participate in local leagues and friendly matches at J J Holland Park.Family-friendly environment ideal for community cricket enthusiasts to join and play.
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