🏏 Supporting Cricket Clubs
Grassroots clubs behind the jubilee
A century and a half of Test cricket is built on community grounds, suburban turf wickets and the volunteers who roll them. These clubs proudly back the Jubilee Test project.
Yarra Park Cricket Club
Suburban club in the shadow of the MCG, fielding six senior sides and a strong junior pathway every summer.
Pavilion End CC
Bay-side club famous for its post-match teas, its turf wicket and a century-long rivalry with its neighbours.
Golden Mile Cricket Club
Country club built on the goldfields tradition, travelling two hours for every home-and-away fixture.
Northern Wranglers CC
Inner-city club of night-watchmen and all-rounders, playing Sunday one-dayers on synthetic decks.
The Willows Society
Heritage club preserving bat-making craft and hosting an annual vintage match in full period whites.
Southern Cross Colts
Founded the year of the Centenary Test, the Colts focus entirely on junior development from under-11s up.
Bayside Bluestoners
Seaside club whose Saturday sessions run long into the evening, whatever the scorecard says.
High Plains Cricket Club
Mountain club playing through summer heat and spring winds, with the state's most scenic boundary fence.
Federation Oval CC
Goldfields city club named for Federation year, with a proud record of sending players to district ranks.
Is your club part of the story?
We love partnering with clubs of every size and grade ahead of 150 years of Test cricket at the MCG. Get in touch and tell us about your players, your history and your home ground.
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