Western Australia’s largest Aboriginal youth cricket carnival has brought together more communities than ever before, with participation numbers tripling. The Kambarang Youth Carnival aims to bring Aboriginal youth (12-17 years …
“I’m never going to take this off. I’ve never been given a gift before.” That’s what a young girl from the remote Jigalong community said to me as I handed …
WA Cricket has committed to creating a community that champions respect, belonging and equal opportunity for all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples across Western Australia as a key part …
The WA Cricket Foundation hosted a morning tea at the WACA Ground this month to thank our generous donors and showcase how their contribution has helped WA communities by delivering …
Standing barefoot in Bunbury and shoulder-to-shoulder in Pinjarra. A smoking ceremony in Karratha and connection to country in Belmont. From the Kimberley to the Great Southern, hundreds of teams took …
“Kids deserve an equal opportunity to play cricket, no matter where they live,” Mid West WA Cricket Manager Jay O’Brien. Jay’s right – and it’s not just cricket. Equal opportunity …
Six o’clock at night and it’s still 30 degrees in South Hedland. But heat is the last thing that deters these kids and certainly not when it comes to cricket. …
The WA Cricket Foundation has launched its Pledge a Picket campaign, giving cricket lovers the chance to have their name on the picket fence that surrounds the iconic WACA Ground. …
Thirteen of WA Country Cricket’s top talent have been selected to represent the Country XI at the WA Cricket Female under 14 Talent Carnival in Perth. The Country XI will …
Teams from across Perth came together at Murdoch University for WA Cricket’s annual Belt Up Gala Day. The Gala provides an opportunity to compete against other teams in a modified …
