About
The Victorian Blind Cricket Association (VBCA) is the leading sports club for blind cricket in Melbourne. It is known as the home of blind cricket and is dedicated to promoting the sport and providing opportunities for individuals with visual impairments to participate in cricket.
Founded with the aim of promoting inclusivity and providing a platform for blind cricketers to showcase their skills, the VBCA organises various events and competitions throughout the year. One of the highlights of their calendar is the Interstate Series, where the VBCA competes against Blind Cricket NSW. This series attracts both senior players and junior blind cricket enthusiasts.
The VBCA is committed to creating a welcoming and supportive environment for its members. They offer a Junior Blind Cricket Come-and-Try session, allowing young individuals to try out the sport and develop their skills. The club also hosts a Season Launch and Registration Day, bringing together members and enthusiasts to kickstart the upcoming cricket season.
To keep members and supporters informed, the VBCA maintains an active social media presence. Their Facebook page provides updates on latest news, including match schedules, venue changes, and announcements from the executive board. The club also encourages community participation and invites individuals to get involved as players, coaches, officials, or volunteers.
The VBCA values its partnerships and is supported by various organisations that share their vision. These partnerships further enhance the club's ability to provide quality programmes and opportunities for blind cricketers in Melbourne.
Whether you are a blind cricketer looking for a supportive community or an enthusiast eager to witness the thrilling sport of blind cricket, the Victorian Blind Cricket Association is the place to be. Join the club and experience the passion, camaraderie, and competitiveness that blind cricket offers.
