Blind Cricket NSW fosters, administers and promotes the game of Blind Cricket in New South Wales, Australia.
Blind cricket, as the name suggests, can be played by anyone with a vision impairment or who is considered to be legally blind.
There is an updated draw for March 2012.
Video (WMV format) of the City versus Country game of cricket for the visually impaired at Newcastle on 23rd October 2011.
Glaucoma Australia, the peak glaucoma awareness/education/support association in Australia.
Retina Australia "to provide information and the opportunity of support to persons and families affected by Retinitis Pigmentosa and other retinal dystrophies"
Northern Sydney Girl's Cricket Association is a junior all-female cricket association. As an association, they think it is important for their players and other members to have an awareness of other forms of cricket, particularly those that support the development of cricketers who have disabilities. We support them in return, and encourage you to visit their site.
All BCNSW's games are played on our home ground at
Henley Park, at the end of Baker Street, Enfield, Sydney, adjacent to Vision Australia.
You can read or listen to our Turn-by-turn Directions to our home ground.
Come along and find out about Blind Cricket.
The season runs from October until the end of March.
We are always looking for volunteers.
The 31st National Blind Cricket Championships are to be held at South Brisbane District Cricket Club from the 29th of December 2011 to the 6th of January 2012.
South Brisbane DCC is located at Fehlberg Park, 269 Venner Road in Fairfield. A finalised calendar and other pertinent details are on the Nationals site.
Follow the link to visit the Nationals section of our site.
The Australian Blind Cricket Ashes 2008 team and officials, at the venue of the 3rd ODI match, Barker College, Hornsby NSW, in December 2008.
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The first Blind Cricket Ashes competition was held in England in August 2004. 5 matches were played, with England winning the Ashes by 3 games to 2. A return series of 5 matches was held in Sydney, Australia, in December 2008. The series results show another victory for England, winning 3-0. England won the 1st, 3rd and 4th matches, with the second rained out, and the final match a surprising 331 run draw. Player of the series was Australian B3 player Nick Haydar (Nejat Haydardedeoglu) from ACT. - Wikipedia Follow the link to the International section of our site. |
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BCNSW has a Facebook Group. Click the Facebook image to the left to visit. Be sure to join the group to receive updates and latest cricket news! You can also post your own comments and message other members! | ||
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Blind Cricket Australia has a Facebook Group. Click the Facebook image to visit the BCA page. | ||
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Click the Twitter image to the left to visit the Blind Cricket Australia Twitter feed about the Pakistan tour of Australia, or read it at the bottom of the navigation menu at the left of this page. |
We would like to acknowledge our sponsors for their whole-hearted support of our sport. Please support them also.
BCNSW is sponsored by Standard Chartered Bank
BCNSW is sponsored by NSW Sport & Recreation
BCNSW is sponsored by Westbus