The highly anticipated final round Blind Cricket match between Victoria and South Australia determined who will play New South Wales in the 2018 NCIC Blind Cricket Grand Final tomorrow. Batting first, Daniel Pritchard (19) and Steve Obeid (36) got Victoria off to a solid start before both being run out. Chris Ballie then came to…
New South Wales have claimed the blind and vision impaired title after a hard fought three run victory over Victoria at the National Cricket Inclusion Championships. The win meant that New South Wales went through the entire competition undefeated. Winning the toss, Victoria sent Lindsay Heaven’s New South Wales side into bat. Heaven and Nathan…
The purpose of this article is to communicate with you the basic structure of the 2018 NCIC some of the details are not confirmed as yet but I wanted to get information out to you soon then later so we can answer any question early. TIMELINES What When NCIC Player Information Pack Wednesday…
The Victorian Blind Cricket Association held a ceremony on 13 February 2016 to celebrate the success of the Victorian Blind Cricket Team at the recent 33rd Australian National Blind Cricket Championships. Victoria claimed victory in both the 40/40 and T20 competitions at the Champs and with this were awarded both the Hodder-Capes Shield (40/40) and…
Scorecards from both the 40 over and T20 format matches at the 33rd National Championships are available here.
The Victorian Blind Cricket Team is dual National Champions after clinching both the 40 over format Grand Final and T20 format Grand Final at the recent 33rd National Blind Cricket Championships held in Melbourne.
Victoria secures Grand Final spot with win against Manukau South (NZ). Queensland v New South Wales game was abandoned in the afternoon due to heat. Scorecards can be viewed: Championships Scorecards
Victoria lead the points table with two wins. Day 3 commences tomorrow 31 Dec 2015 with Manukau South (NZ) v Victoria and Queensland v New South Wales. Scorecards can be viewed: Championships Scorecards
Participating teams visit Princes Park for a practice session ahead of the start of the 33rd Australian National Championships on 28 Dec 2015.
Minister for Sport, Tourism and Major Events, John Eren– 33rd National Blind Cricket Championship On behalf of the Victorian Government, welcome to our major events capital, Melbourne, proud host of the 33rd National Blind Cricket Championship. Featuring teams from across Australia and New Zealand, we will see Australia’s best male…