The Prindiville Stand has been demolished and the WACA Ground’s new all-abilities playground will take its place, as the Ground opens to the community through the WACA Ground Improvement Project …
https://youtu.be/4Xd-_QG-9IM “A good leader is someone who’s willing to win for their team, not themselves.” After weeks of workshops, that’s just the start of what the savvy Year 8’s at …
What do an up-and-coming batter, a footy player and a soccer forward have in common? Well, they’re all women. Women who are passionate about playing sport and creating opportunities for …
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 …
https://youtu.be/FPGgqt_rXQ0 On World Autism Awareness Day, we celebrate the wonderful community cricket clubs, coaches and volunteers supporting West Australians with Autism to get involved in their local cricket club. In …
More than 100 keen youngsters were keen to show off their skills for the cameras to celebrate another awesome season at Wembley Districts Junior Cricket Club, including the club’s third …
https://youtu.be/hSM52eopFxY Across the March long weekend, the WA Cricket Foundation brought together its Inclusion Academy teams to celebrate an inspiring summer of cricket and expose players to national selection …
A brilliant knock by Boyd Duffield saw North Perth overcome Applecross by 55 runs to win the Belt Up WA Integrated Cricket League A-grade grand final at the WACA Ground …
The WA Cricket Foundation is proud to announce Adam Cockie’s acceptance into Leadership WA’s Rising Leadership Program. Currently working at WA Cricket as the Aboriginal Project Officer, Adam works …
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 …
