Woolworths Cricket Blast Centres

Welcome to the wonderful world of Woolworths Cricket Blast! It’s the ultimate playground for kids of all abilities where the fun never stops and the action is non-stop. Whether you’re a first-time batter or backyard cricket superstar, get ready to embark on an exciting journey filled with laughter, growth, and unforgettable memories.

Our game-based activities are designed to unite kids in a frenzy of fun and excitement. Your kids will make new friends, learn new skills, and experience the thrill of being part of a team.

Ready to bat, bowl and have a ball?

  • Everyone welcome – Kids aged up to 10-years-old
  • Over in a flash – 60-90 minutes of fun each session in a safe and inclusive environment
  • Make pals, catch skills, throw like a boss, and teamwork like a pro!
  • Kids will be able to rock the colours of their favourite Big Bash heroes with their own Cricket Blast pack
  • All the gear, no fear!

Keen to sign up?

You can sign up at one of our ten (10) Woolworths Cricket Blast centres. Find the best day and time fit for your family from one of our fabulous junior blast centres listed below:

Northside

Southside

Ten great locations to join Woolworths Cricket Blast in Canberra

 

Principal Partner

Platinum Partner

Cricket ACT acknowledges the Traditional Custodians and ancestors of the land we live and meet on, the Ngunnawal people. Cricket ACT acknowledges that other people and families also have a traditional connection to the lands of the ACT and region and we respect this connection to country. We honour and pay respect to the Elders in our local communities, both past and present.

We celebrate the participation of First Nations peoples, families and communities, and recognise their individual and collective shared connection and history with cricket. We are committed to listening and learning about how we as people, an organisation and community advocate for equitable outcomes and positive futures with all First Nations peoples.

First Nations Artwork with thanks to Wiradjuri woman Kalara Gilbert.