Volunteers
Becoming Involved
Cricket is owned and operated by volunteers. There are many opportunities to become involved in cricket as a volunteer. Most of these opportunities exist at local cricket clubs and can vary greatly in responsibility and the time involved. There is always a role to play at a cricket club, no matter how big or small, and can include:
Higher level of involvement
- Senior Coaching
- Committee member
Lower level of involvement
- Junior Coach
- Junior Team Manager
- Training net assistant
- Scorer
- Milo Have-A-Go Coordinator
- Milo Have-A-Go Helper
- Social Coordinator
- Fundraising Coordinator
- Canteen / Bar operator
To become involved at a club, it is as easy as contacting a club in your local area. There will be plenty of support available within the clubs to assist volunteers with their roles. People don't need to have previous experience or specialised knowledge.
Cricket clubs provide a great environment to contribute to the community, meet new friends and enjoy the social experience of being part of a club. To find the contact details of the club nearest to you search the Club Finder. The secretary will be more than pleased to welcome a helping hand into the club.
Rewarding Volunteers
Cricket Victoria offers a Volunteer Recognition Program to say thank you for the efforts of volunteers and acknowledge the importance of their work. Cricket Clubs can use this program as a way of recognising their volunteers. Click here for further information on the Volunteer Recognition Program.
