Deaf Cricket

Men’s and Women’s Deaf Cricket

The Victorian Men’s and Women’s Deaf teams is Victoria’s representative team for Cricketers that are deaf or hard of hearing.

Each year an annual Men’s and Women’s team is selected to play in the National Cricket Inclusion Championships and players receive access to high performance coaching opportunities with further aspirations to represent Australia.

Members of this team come from across Victoria with many coming from both traditional Community Cricket Clubs as well as the Melbourne Deaf Cricket Club (MDCC) which was established in 1880-81 and has been providing an opportunity for deaf cricketers to play ever since.  here: https://maaca.org.au/

The Melbourne Deaf Cricket Club (MDCC) was established in 1880-81 and has been providing an opportunity for deaf cricketers to play ever since. MDCC welcomes any new members as players or volunteers. For more information or to join the club please head to https://www.facebook.com/MelbDeafCC/ 

For 2022, the national championships were cancelled due to the pandemic. Instead, the Men’s and Women’s Deaf  team (along with the Intellectually Disabled team) took part in a two day event which included education sessions, team photos, shirt presentation and matches at Casey fields. More information of the event can be found here: https://www.cricketvictoria.com.au/news/community/cricket-inclusion-takes-centre-stage/ 

Information about the 2023 National Cricket Inclusion Championships will be announced later in 2022.

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