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As another Australian cricket season approaches, there is a great deal to be excited about at Taverners Australia.

Taverners Australia has donated 4 x Pitch It Up Machines Taverners Australia has donated four Pitch It Up bowling machines to the Melbourne All Abilities Cricket Association, trialling how simple and accessible equipment can help more people build their skills, confidence and enjoyment of cricket. For Taverners Australia, supporting cricket is about far more than what happens at the elite level. It is about creating opportunities for people of all abilities and backgrounds to

Taverners Australia is proud to announce that Her Excellency the Honourable Ms Sam Mostyn AC, Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia, has accepted an invitation to become the organisation's Patron.

The National Cricket Inclusion Championships (NCIC) will feature a Cricketers with a Physical Disability division for the first time when they return in 2027.

A privileged group of Taverners supporters and MCC First XI players shared an incredible evening of cricket insights from retired first class cricketer Will Pucovski, MAACA Premiership Captain, Denis Wilkinson (above left) and MAACA President Steve Lefebvre.

Hunter Taverners congratulates All Ability Sports Coaching (AASC) on receiving TWO awards for their outstanding Cricket Inclusion and Diversity Initiative.

The Annual Taverners Raffle 2026 has now been drawn with more than $66K raised from the community that helps turning dreams into reality for young cricketers with disabilities across Australia.

This is a meaningful and tangible way to show your support for the work and help provided at a grass roots level to those less fortunate than ourselves. Join XI only members in the team who will enjoy the privilege of contributing significantly, and be rewarded with knowing they have stepped up to bat for the Taverners by action.

It is with great pleasure I report on the activities of Taverners Australia this year. Unfortunately, the covid pandemic again caused havoc within the Taverners branches and the community. Branches struggled to hold events and it was hard to stay in touch with each other with travel all but eliminated. We look forward in the upcoming year to returning to a more normal range of activities.

We all watched Scott Boland’s dreams come true in the Boxing Day Test. But did you know Scott was awarded the Taverners Australia Indigenous Player of the Year Award in 2019, and now for a second time in June 2021?