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Jackie Newman started her involvement in cricket when she volunteered at her son's club when they were in the junior program. She hasn’t looked back since.
Today we’re featuring Taylor Mullins as part of our week of female focus for International Women’s Day. Her story is one of breaking barriers and paving her own path for the sport she loves.
Over the last five years, Cricket Victoria have been continually working towards making cricket a more inclusive sport for our LGBTIQ+ community.
Today we’re celebrating International Women’s Day as we aim to be the leading sport for women and girls. We want to acknowledge all females within cricket, be they players, coaches, umpires or volunteers.
The Get Active Kids Voucher Program is helping eligible Victorian families cover the cost of getting their kids involved in organised sport and recreation.
February marks Proud Cricket month in which Cricket Victoria celebrates LGBTIQ+ inclusion and diversity in cricket.
Cricket in Victoria is made possible because of the thousands of volunteers, administrators, coaches, umpires and clubs that each have inspirational individuals who dedicate their time to the sport.
Beginning Monday 19 October, Cricket Victoria will be running a range of webinars to promote inclusive practices within clubs and associations.
Cricket Victoria has been recognised as one of Australian sport’s best LGBTQ inclusion organisations after being awarded a Gold Tier at the recent Australian Pride in Sport Awards held in Sydney.
Cricket Australia has announced this season’s National Cricket Inclusion Championships (NCIC), National Indigenous Cricket Championships (NICC) and Toyota Australia Country Cricket Championships will not be going ahead, with all three championships set to return next season.
The Women In Sport Breakfast is back and will be held online on 9 October 2020.
The 19th to 25th September 2020 is National Week of Deaf People and on 23 September 2020 Cricket Victoria also celebrated International Day of Sign Languages.
Volunteers have again led the way in driving Cricket Victoria’s participation numbers which were announced in the 2019-20 Australian Cricket Census by Cricket Australia today.
Brad Hodge, Dirk Nannes, Chris Gayle, Shahid Afridi and Tillakaratne Dilshan are among a select group of international stars to have represented around 20 different teams throughout their careers.
Local cricket participation leader Melissa Hale is one of several new recipients of the Change our Game scholarships provided by the Victorian Government.
Rivalries have been put aside to ensure a competition dating back to the 1830s will live on.
Irrewarra Cricket Club’s Jaccob Rodda has been named Community Coach of the Year at Cricket Australia’s national Community Cricket Awards.
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