Women & Girls Cricket

Women & Girls Gallery

Northern Territory’s First Ever U16s Girls Side Selected for the 2025 National Cricket Championships (Jan '25)
U16s Academy Girls Arm Care Warm-Up
U16s Academy Girls Arm Care Warm-Up
U16s Academy Girl’s Fielding Training
U16s Academy Girls Fielding Training
January School Holidays All Girls Colour Blast in Darwin Featuring 53 Girls (Jan '25)
First Ever All Girls Colour Blast in Tennant Creek (Feb '25)
First Ever All Girls Colour Blast in Tennant Creek (Feb '25)
First Ever All Girls Colour Blast in Tennant Creek (Feb '25)
The First Ever All Girls Colour Blast in Alice Springs Featuring 53 Girls (Feb '25)
The First Ever All Girls Colour Blast in Alice Springs Featuring 53 Girls (Feb '25)
The First Ever All Girls Colour Blast in Alice Springs Featuring 53 Girls (Feb '25)
The First Ever All Girls Colour Blast in Alice Springs Featuring 53 Girls (Feb '25)
The First Ever All Girls Colour Blast in Alice Springs Featuring 53 Girls (Feb '25)
The First Ever All Girls Colour Blast in Alice Springs Featuring 53 Girls (Feb '25)
The First Ever All Girls Colour Blast in Alice Springs Featuring 53 Girls (Feb '25)
The First Ever All Girls Colour Blast in Alice Springs Featuring 53 Girls (Feb '25)
The First Ever All Girls Colour Blast in Alice Springs Featuring 53 Girls (Feb '25)
The First Ever All Girls Colour Blast in Alice Springs Featuring 53 Girls (Feb '25)
The First Ever All Girls Colour Blast in Alice Springs Featuring 53 Girls (Feb '25)
The First Ever All Girls Colour Blast in Alice Springs Featuring 53 Girls (Feb '25)
The First Ever All Girls Colour Blast in Alice Springs Featuring 53 Girls (Feb '25)

 

In keeping with our commitment to reconciliation, Northern Territory Cricket acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands on which we are privileged to play and administer the great game of cricket.

Our Head Office is located on the land of the Larrakia People (Darwin), while our Central Australian Office is located on the land of the Arrernte People (Alice Springs). We pay our respects to Elders past and present.

Walkabout Wickets by Kirrae Whurrong artist Fiona Clarke (b.1963), represents cricket stars past, present and future, and the meeting places where they play.

Aunty Fiona is is a descendant of James 'Mosquito' Couzens and his brother Jonny Couzens, members of the first Australian cricket team who toured England in 1868.