Author: Ysabella Salisbury

WA Cricket Foundation recently headed down to Kwinana for an afternoon of cricket, icy poles and a slice of pizza. The quintessential summer afternoon at Rhodes Park, Calistia, an hour …

Around 100 kids from all around the state recently descended onto Swan Valley Adventure Centre and the WACA Ground for a weekend of cricket and cultural learning for WA Cricket’s …

Two of Western Australian’s Blind and Vision Impaired cricketers have been selected to represent Australia in the Blind Ashes series, which will take place in Queensland from 17-26 November 2024.   Ryan …

For three young women, their incredible talent, persistence and love of cricket has led to them being named the Kay Leverington Scholarship holders from season 2024-25. The Kay Leverington Scholarship …

WA Cricket Foundation’s Aboriginal Talent Academy officially launched their 2024-25 season this week, with the announcement of this year’s squad. Under the watchful eyes of head coach, Zoe Goss, and …

WA Cricket Foundation is proud to welcome Karlka Nyiyaparli Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC (KNAC) as a Community Partner. KNAC is the Native Title representative body for the Nyiyaparli people whose country …

WA Cricket is proud to release its Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), reinforcing the organisation’s vision to create a community that champions respect, belonging and equal opportunity for all Aboriginal …

Self-confessed cricket tragic Oliver Peterson cemented his love of the game permanently by placing his family name on one of the iconic WACA Ground pickets.   And, through the WA Cricket …

Keen Aboriginal cricketers are invited to showcase their skills, with registrations open for trials for the next intake of the WA Cricket Foundation’s Aboriginal Talent Academy.  The trials are designed …

The WA Cricket Foundation’s programs for people with a disability are experiencing tremendous growth, with a 30% jump in the number of participants in the past year.  Offering a safe …