Women's Hardball & Social Cricket

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$99 Registration Fee

Full season of women's cricket with all ladies, mums, daughters, sisters and girlfriends!

Register by Friday 21st August for your coloured playing shirt with name and number

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Registration Inclusions

  • Coloured playing pants (new players only)
  • Coloured playing shirt with name and number
  • Short-sleeve training shirt
  • Broad-rimmed hat or cap
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Training Schedule

2026/2027

Message from CA - Women's Coach

“Our goal this season is ONE women's program. While we have separate leagues, we'll continue training together where possible using rotating skill stations so everyone develops together.”


Growing Our Club

If you know someone who'd love cricket, invite them along!

* Girls aged 11–14 interested in hardball.

* Women wanting to try social cricket.

* Sisters, cousins and friends of current players.


Our Vision

To build a clear pathway from junior girls to senior women's cricket and, over the next 3–5 years, field an all-girls junior team while continuing to grow both our Women's Social and Women's Hardball programs.


Whether you've played for years or are brand new, there's a place for you at Surfers Paradise Cricket Club!


Everyone Plays a Part

* Learn to score before the season starts.

* Welcome new players.

* Bring a friend to training whenever you can.


If anyone has any questions – please reach out!


~ CA White - 0420 863 900

Player Testimonies

"If you can hold a bat, run occasionally, want to get some fitness and enjoy a laugh, social women’s cricket at Surfers Paradise is for you. The cricket is great, the club is awesome, but the friendships are even better!" ~ Katie

"We know how to have fun...and we know how to win Grand Finals!"
~ CA White

2026/2027

Women's Cricket

Women's Softball Cricket

Social cricket using an indoor cricket ball (softer and lighter than a standard cricket ball), with no padding or helmets required. No experience necessary, making it the perfect starting point for beginners.

This team plays in the Gold Coast social competition, designed specifically for those new to the game. Games are short (2 hours), played fortnightly on Sundays during the cricket season. All players bat, bowl and field, with kit provided.


Women's Hardball Cricket

Played with a traditional cricket ball, hardball is suited to those looking for a more competitive format.


Ladies aged 14 years and up.

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