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Australia’s domestic summer of cricket begins this week with the Marsh One-Day Cup and Women’s National Cricket League (WNCL) both commencing on Friday, September 23.
The WNCL will expand to a 43-game fixture for the first time, while the Marsh Sheffield Shield and Marsh One-Day Cup will revert to full 31 and 22-game schedules respectively in 2022-23.
Six Marsh One-Day Cup matches will be broadcast on Foxtel across the first nine days of the season, while a strong contingent of Australian contracted players are available for WNCL before the competition breaks for Weber WBBL|08.
Please see below media information below for all three competitions.
VNR and highlights
Post-play interviews with one player from each team will be made available after most days of Marsh Sheffield Shield, Marsh One-Day Cup and WNCL matches and will be captured on the live-stream broadcast for all non-Foxtel matches.
Match highlights of the following will be made available:
- Marsh Sheffield Shield: stumps highlights after each day’s play for each match
- WNCL: match highlights for each match
- Marsh One-Day Cup: match highlights for matches not broadcast on Foxtel
A maximum of 90 seconds of match footage may be used in TV news reports.
All VNRs and highlights will be accessible at this Dropbox folder (please bookmark).
Accreditation and access
Please advise the relevant home team media manager (contacts below) if you are attending a match. Approved accreditation passes will be available for collection at the first match attended.
Home team media managers will advise of entry points, locations for media centre, photographers’ workspace (where applicable) and availability of photographer vests.
Broadcast and streaming
All WNCL, Marsh Sheffield Shield and Marsh One-Day Cup matches will be streamed on Kayo and cricket.com.au.
In total, 13 Marsh One-Day Cup matches broadcast on Foxtel including the Final. Broadcast details for the Marsh Sheffield Shield and WNCL Finals will be confirmed in due course.
Visit cricket.com.au/fixtures for a full breakdown of the broadcast and streaming footprint for all three competitions.
Team media contacts & domestic cricket updates
CA and S&Ts will provide general updates (fixture information/player availability/major announcements etc) on an ad hoc basis during the season through the domestic cricket whatsapp group (click to join).
ACT – Darla Hopkins (0403 693 381 / darla.hopkins@cricketact.com.au)
New South Wales – Dave Lyall (0403 777 026 / dave.lyall@cricketnsw.com.au)
Queensland – Stephen Gray (0418 885 899 / stephen.gray@qldcricket.com.au)
South Australia – Aiden McNicholas (0412 379 214 / amcnicholas@saca.com.au)
Tasmania – Laura Macintosh (0425 744 741 / lmacintosh@crickettas.com.au)
Victoria – Nigel Hunt (0405 462 753 / nhunt@cricketvictoria.com.au)
Western Australia – Rory Coleman-Heard (0406 696 619 / rory.coleman-heard@wacricket.com.au)
Name of Author: Cricket Australia
Cricket Australia (CA), formerly the Australian Cricket Board (ACB), is the governing body for cricket in Australia. Established in 1905 as the Australian Board of Control for International Cricket, CA manages all national teams, including Men’s, Women’s, and Youth sides, as well as other national teams. It oversees the organization of Test matches, ODIs, and T20Is, and coordinates home international fixtures.
