Blind Cricket South Australia
Established in 1958, Blind Cricket South Australia (BCSA) has a proud history of fostering and developing the game of blind cricket in South Australia.
Our club provides opportunities for junior and adult players to learn, develop and enjoy cricket in an inclusive and supportive environment. Our season runs from October through to the end of March.
Junior Program
Our junior program is designed to introduce and develop core cricket skills while building teamwork, communication, confidence and friendships. Training sessions are generally held on Sunday mornings before the senior game.
Senior Program
Our senior players train weekly on Wednesday evenings, with games played on Sunday afternoons throughout the season.
Training and games are primarily held at cricket grounds in the Adelaide parklands, including facilities maintained by the University of Adelaide and the South Australian Cricket Association (SACA), with games also held at other venues throughout the season.
At BCSA, we are passionate about providing opportunities for people who are blind or vision impaired to participate in cricket, develop their skills, represent South Australia and enjoy the many benefits of being part of a team and sporting community.
Everyone is welcome to get involved, support our players and experience the unique and exciting game of blind cricket.