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Taught and Bowled
**Training sessions**: 60-minute sessions focusing on catching, throwing, batting, bowling, and teamwork, suitable for beginners of all abilities; typically held weekly from October to March on various days.**Play opportunities**: Action-packed T20-style games with 8 players per team, ensuring everyone participates in short, explosive 60-75 minute sessions.**Membership details**: Receive a starter pack with bat, ball, shirt, and hat; easy entry for new kids to join, make friends, and transition to junior teams.
South Park Cricket Club
Engage in **senior cricket programs** tailored for adult players of all skill levels, from beginners to competitive.Participate in regular training sessions and matches focused on skill development and team play.Join **friendly leagues and social games** to enjoy cricket throughout the season.Membership offers easy access to games and a welcoming community for new players.
Prince Alfred Old Collegians Cricket Club
Participate in one-day games and T20 matches across grades like A1, B1, LO4, and LO6, typically on weekends at local ovals.Welcome new players, especially former Prince Alfred College students, to join teams for premiership-contending play.Engage in social events like Ladies Day to connect with the club community.
Goodwood Cricket Club
Senior men’s teams provide competitive play across multiple grades.Junior boys’ and girls’ programs welcome young players to develop skills and enjoy matches.Inclusive teams foster social and accessible cricket for everyone.O50’s competitions cater to mature players seeking ongoing involvement.New members can join teams for training and games throughout the season; contact the club to register and start playing.
Old Concordians Cricket Club
Training sessions: Tuesdays and Thursdays at the college grounds, open to new players of all abilities.Play opportunities: Matches every Saturday afternoon, welcoming supporters to watch.Membership details: New players always welcome; join training to start participating in this supportive community.
Walkerville Cricket Club
Senior teams: 4 competitive sides in Adelaide Turf competitions, ideal for players seeking top-division play.Junior programs: Engaging sessions for young cricketers, though 2024/25 registrations are closed—check for upcoming seasons.All players welcome to train and compete while adhering to the club's Code of Conduct.
Western Youth Centre Cricket Club
Junior U13 training: Wednesdays 5pm-6:30pm, suitable for young players.Junior U13 matches: Saturday and Sunday mornings.Senior training: Thursdays 5pm-7pm, for competitive players.Senior matches: Saturday afternoons.Qualified coaching available; fees apply for participation.
Adelaide Strikers Holiday Program - Unley
Programs for ages 5-10 feature fun drills, activities, and mini-games in 1 or 2-day formats, typically 09:30am - 01:30pm.Unley session at Kingswood on Wednesdays like 21 January, ideal for beginners and skill-building.Extended formats for Under 10s and 12s club players include skill development and T20 games over two sessions.All sessions led by accredited coaches in a safe, supportive environment focused on learning and play.
Mount Compass Cricket Club
Participate in **junior and senior grades**, including A, B, and one-day sides in the Great Southern Cricket Association.Enjoy **senior cricket programs** for competitive play, alongside **junior cricket** and **Woolworths Cricket Blast** for younger players.Annual membership provides access to training at Burgess Oval and team participation.
Trail Blazers Cricket Club
Engage in thrilling matches with regular games throughout the season.Suitable for competitive players seeking team play in structured tournaments.Join as a new member to participate in ongoing senior cricket programs and leagues.
Payneham Cricket Club
Training sessions: Juniors on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays from 4:30pm to 6pm; Seniors on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30pm to 8pm.Play opportunities: Matches on Saturdays and most Sundays in men's, women's, boys', and girls' leagues and competitions.Membership details: Open to all ages and abilities; contact the club to register and start participating in training and matches.
Sturt Cricket Club
Senior Cricket: Compete in Premier Cricket grades, including A-grade at Price Memorial Oval and C/D grades at Unley Oval, with trials and team selections available seasonally.Women's Cricket: Join dedicated women's Premier Cricket teams for competitive and developmental play.Junior Cricket: Participate in Junior Premier Cricket with trials for the 2025/26 season, welcoming young players to build skills and compete.Membership opens pathways to training sessions, matches, and premiership opportunities in South Australia's top district competition.
Adelaide Strikers Holiday Program - Kensington
Participate in fast-paced daily sessions, typically 09:00am-12:30pm or 09:30am-01:30pm, featuring fun cricket drills, activities, and mini-games.Sessions adapt to all skill levels from beginners to developing players, ensuring an inclusive and supportive experience.Offered during school holidays like January weeks, providing multiple opportunities to learn skills, make friends, and enjoy cricket.
Phantoms Cricket Club
New members are welcome to join and participate in our junior cricket activities. For more information about training sessions, play opportunities, and how to get started with the club, please contact us directly.
Gaza Cricket Club
Senior Cricket: Play turf cricket on Saturdays, perfect for competitive players.Junior Cricket: Sessions on Sundays, ideal for kids building skills in a fun environment, including Woolworths Cricket Blast programs.Membership: Annual membership provides access to training, games, and club events; new players welcome to join teams.
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