Teenage girls from across Perth took to the iconic WACA Ground to welcome the summer of cricket at the annual Team Connect Gala Day. Supported by the WA Cricket …

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 …

WA Cricket is delighted to announce the expansion of its inclusive cricket programs for people with a disability, through the introduction of Belt Up Table Cricket. In partnership with the …

  The Western Australian Cricket Foundation (WACF) hosted a morning tea event at the WACA Ground last month, welcoming more than 80 guests to share what the future holds for …

“To be a part of a club and any sporting club is the sense of belonging, it’s a great way to forge relationships and friendships” – Adam Gilchrist. More than …

Young cricketers mingled with inspirational athletes on the iconic WACA Ground at the weekend in a special showcase of cricket as a sport for all. Aspiring cricketers from diverse backgrounds …

“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 …

Western Australia’s top cricketers with a disability competed at the Commonwealth Bank International Cricket Inclusion Series in Brisbane, in their return to the international stage for the first time since …

https://youtu.be/3YQXWjxnMoE ‘Buy low, sell high’ was front of mind for title-winning bowler Matt Kelly and his teammates as they donned the broker’s headsets at Euroz Hartleys Limited during the company’s …

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 …