National Indigenous Championships

NICC Returns To The Red Centre

National Indigenous Championships
National Indigenous Championships

NT Cricket is delighted the National Indigenous Cricket Championships (NICC) will return to Alice Springs from February 22-28, 2023, after a two-year absence due to COVID-19, and be played in conjunction with the Imparja Cup.

The NICC will again bring together some of the most talented Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander players from across Australia with seven men’s and five women’s teams competing for national titles in the T20 format.

Games will be played at three Red Centre venues – Traeger Park, Albrecht Oval and Jim McConville Oval.

Nominations are currently open for NT players wishing to compete in the 2023 event along with expressions of interest for coaches and managers for the NT Men's and Women's team. 

More information and the nomination forms can be found here. 

 

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