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Blind Cricket South Australia

Locality: Adelaide, South Australia

Phone: +61 400 259 336

Address: Level 5, Tower 2, 121 King William St. 5000 Adelaide, SA, Australia

Website: http://www.blindcricketsa.org

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25.01.2022 BCSA 9/166 Def Adelaide University Sports 5/150 BCSA won the toss and elected to bat first finishing 9/166 after 20 overs. Best with the bat was Dragan Bekric retired 30 and Arron Lyal 26. Best with the ball for Uni was Ben 2/26 off 3 overs and Chris 1/8 off 2 overs. ... Uni were unable to chase down the runs finishing 5/150 off 20 overs. Best with the bat was David Penn retired 30 and Chris retired 31. Best with the ball for BCSA was Hartaj Singh 3/15 off 3 overs and Ricky Segura 1/15 off 2 overs. See below some photos from today including our junior Clinic. A massive thank you to Cricket Australia and there team for coming out and taking some footage of the day which will be up soon.

24.01.2022 After a great day Sunday we are back this SATURDAY! Park 10 Adelaide University oval. Seniors training 10AM-12PM please let Amir know if you can make it. Junior clinic 12:30-1:30PM. It was great to see 13 juniors out last week lets spread the word and keep the numbers growing! ... Inbox us for more info or comment down below!

24.01.2022 Last Thursday SASVI students took part in pink stumps days.

24.01.2022 Flagship documentaries, compelling dramas, world-class movies, and cult classics will feature in the selection of programming available with audio description for people who are blind or vision impaired.

24.01.2022 Ever wondered how it's possible for blind & vision impaired people to play cricket? SACA is seeking players, coaches and team managers now! Full video + how you can get involved http://bit.ly/2vmXdse

24.01.2022 Tonight Stephen Palmer was presented with the Eugene Negruk trophy for best SA blind cricketer from NCIC4. The award was announced back in March but due to COVID-19 it was passed on tonight. Congratulations Stephen!

24.01.2022 BCSA and SACA are pleased to announce our first ever School Holiday Junior Blasters Program. The program will run this Tuesday the 15th of December. 5-10 year olds will run from the 11AM-1PM: 10-15 year olds will run from 11AM-2:30PM... Lunch will be provided for all participants. Bookings are essential and must be made by Sunday the 13th at 5PM to [email protected] or 0479 109 781 or PM us. Hope to see lots of you there! South Australian Cricket Association Inclusive Sport SA Blind Sports SA

23.01.2022 Opening up the Australian landscape for Blind or Vision Impaired people to engage in sport Blind Sports Australia is pleased to announce that they have received... funding through the Department of Healths Driving Inclusion through Sport initiative, to roll out a multifaceted program to provide more opportunities for people who are blind or vision impaired to get active and involved in sport. This project will open up opportunities for people who are blind or vision impaired to engage in sport in their local communities, through a series of activities aimed at educating both the blind and low vision community and the broader community about opportunities that are available. The 3 key deliverables of this project are: 1. Develop online training modules, based on Australian best practice, to assist coaches and volunteers to learn more about vision impairment, communication strategies, adapting sports and ways to empowering people who are blind or vision impaired to take part in sport. 2. Create resources in online or printable formats that assist coaches, volunteers and clubs, to have specific tools, exercises, skills and capacity to engage blind or vision impaired athletes in specific sports. This will include adapting existing world-class material into an Australian context and working with BSA member organisations and relevant NSOs, in the production of new material for other key sports undertaken in Australia. 3. Establish new and strengthen existing regional hubs for blind sporting activity, to enable ongoing opportunities for people who are blind or vision impaired to participate in sport. Blind Sports Australia is privileged to have a wonderful membership base of both state-based and sport based member organisations. One of the key aims of this project will be to engage with and support existing member organisations in the work that they do across the country. We will also work closely with our members, other vision-based organisations, various collaboration partners and local communities to grow and strengthen new opportunities for people to participate in sport in their local areas. We hope that this 2-year project will be a springboard for many people who are blind or have low vision, that have not had regular engagement with sport, to have access to ongoing opportunities to participate in sport through the development of resources, awareness-raising and growth of important networks. Australian Paralympic Committee Sport Australia Vision Australia VisAbility Blind Citizens Australia Sport Inclusion Australia Deaf Sports Australia

23.01.2022 Juniors are back this Sunday the 11th of October. Park 10 Adelaide University Oval. MacKinnon Parade, North Adelaide SA 5006. We will be running from 11:30AM-12:30PM. As always everyone is welcome and please let us know if you have any questions. see you all there!

23.01.2022 Fantastic news, everyone! ABC TV + iview is launching an audio description service this week for blind or vision-impaired adults and children. Audio descripti...on (AD) is the auditory narration of a TV program. It describes important visual elements of a television program, movie or performance between lines of dialogue. It is particularly beneficial to people who are blind and vision-impaired. As with Closed Captions, it can be turned on or off as needed. The ABC, as well as SBS, will broadcast around 14 hours of audio described content each week. ABC shows that will be audio described include: Back Roads Gardening Australia The Heights Compass Little J and Big Cuz Bluey Play School High Fidelity Repeat episodes of Four Corners, Australian Story and Foreign Correspondent will also be audio described and broadcast on ABC Main Channel as well as on the ABC News channel. Coming up in July is the documentary In My Blood It Runs, the BBC series Les Miserables, Bran Nue Dae, Rosehaven and Monty Dons Japanese Gardens. : ABC

22.01.2022 Congratulations to Ray Moxly from Queensland Blind Cricket Association, whos the recipient of Queensland Crickets A Sport For All Inclusion and Diversity Init...iative award for his amazing work growing the blind cricket game, in particular within Junior Blaster programs. It was a pleasure speaking to a man whos done it all in the world of blind cricket. See more

22.01.2022 Nominations forms have been sent out please contact us at [email protected] if you did not receive one and wish to.

22.01.2022 BCSA a would like to pass on our condolences to Joys family and friends. RIP Joy Forster

22.01.2022 Tomorrow’s schedule. Seniors training 10:00AM- 12PM Junior clinic 12:30-1:30PM Park 10 adelaide University oval. Anyone is welcome, inbox us or comment down below for more information.

22.01.2022 With no cricket are you looking for some entertainment? Check out our legendary B1 Arron Lyall preforming from home.

21.01.2022 Congratulations to the new VBCA Board.

21.01.2022 Last nights game SACA staff vs BCSA full score card to come.

21.01.2022 No child will be left off Santa’s list this year as Braille letters will be heading straight to the North Pole - thanks to Australia Post and Vision Australia! ...Children who are blind or have low vision can write to Santa in braille, post it in an Australia Post post-box and get a braille reply from the big man himself. Alongside braille replies, Santa is printing his reply letters in large print for children with low vision. Follow the link below for all the details! https://www.visionaustralia.org//braille-letters-santa-hea Image description: Santa in a chimney with a red bag over his shoulders. A cockatoo and a Rosella bird are in the background. See more

20.01.2022 This was very cool to see on today international day of people with a disability. Below is an Instagram post of Nathan Lyon’s. He has also posted a picture with two of our juniors Adeline and Chase.

19.01.2022 Hi all training continues this Sunday the 13th of September 10AM-12PM Park 10 adelaide university oval. Any new players are more then welcome to attend. Juniors will follow running from 12:30-1:30. Inbox us for more info and see you there.

19.01.2022 A good reminder.

18.01.2022 Season starts tomorrow! BCSA is pleased to announce that the 2020/21 season will finally begin tomorrow. We are kicking off with an interclub match at Park 10 Adelaide University Oval. The t20 match will begin at 1PM, everyone is welcome to come down and have a look.

18.01.2022 SACA hosted our first Test Match in 1884 - 149 years on, we're preparing for our 79th

18.01.2022 We can all play a part in creating an inclusive community. Thats why our support extends beyond providing services to people with low vision or blindness. We a...lso offer education and expertise to families, friends, practitioners and carers. Communication is a key area of education. Our Occupational Therapist, Tori, is here to share some suggestions about how to communicate effectively with someone who is blind or has low vision. [Video description: Tori is speaking to the camera in front of a white wall. Tori is wearing a black jacket with a Guide Dogs logo.]

17.01.2022 The club is saddened to learn of the tragic passing of club life member Ned Walker on Saturday. Ned was killed in a car accident near Millicent with his wife Nan and daughter Sue. Ned used to organize matches between the SABCC and Millicent during the early 1980's. When the SABCC used to travel to Millicent Ned would meet the bus on the outskirts of the town, get on board and say G'day to everyone and welcome them to Millicent, before getting off the bus Ned would give us a t...ip for one of his horses, I dont think anyone ever won any money. In March of 1981 Ned assisted Malcolm Penn with the walk from Mt Gambier to Adelaide when Malcolm walked through Millicent and the surrounding area. Rest in Peace Ned, Nan and Sue

17.01.2022 We are back! After a short break due to COVID we are back tomorrow morning. BCSA VS Athelstone Cricket Club @Athelstone 10 AM start. We are excited to once again be taking on Athelstone in what is always a much looked forward to game in our schedule. We hope to see as many of you there as possible!

17.01.2022 Have you ever thought about... How people with vision loss see money? #seedifferently ... The Reserve Bank does. And today released the new $100 note featuring five raised bumps to assist. Read more here https://banknotes.rba.gov.au//next-generation-banknotes-p/ #rsb

17.01.2022 Not cricket related (well kind of Ned is also a gun cricketer,) but an awesome story on vision impaired employment.

17.01.2022 This Sunday BCSA VS Adelaide University Sports Club Sunday the 10th of January. @Adelaide Uni oval park 12 #2. BCSA team is as follows Lachlan Wallace (C) Chris Hanson ... Darcey Bekric Dragan Bekric Ricky Segura Mark Haskett Hartaj Singh Sam Tonkin Arron Lyall Ijal Ahmed Farqaun. Juniors 11:30-12:30 Game starts 1PM Please contact us for anymore information and we hope to see you all there!

16.01.2022 Juniors this Sunday the 1st of November! Our next junior clinic will be this Sunday the 1st of November. We will once again be at park 10 Adelaide University oval. 11:30AM start, finishing at 12:30. Please inbox us for more information or email [email protected].

16.01.2022 After another great juniors session today the kids were lucky enough to have a look at one of this years variety bash cars from team HotWheels. Club Member/scorer/umpire Luke Wallace and a group of mates have this year rebuilt not one but two cars to raise funds for Variety in the Variety Bash. Thanks for bringing the car down today and good luck for the Bash in early November go like there page to follow and support their work!

15.01.2022 Towards the end of last season BCSA won the Yami Lester cup against the indigenous XI. Check out some photos of the day below.

15.01.2022 Congratulations to the new NSW Board.

15.01.2022 Take a trip back to the 33rd national championship played in Victoria. A fair bit has changed since then.

15.01.2022 Today BCSA held our AGM for the 2020/21 season. Thank you to all who attended and had their say. Congratulations to the new committee. President David Penn Vice President Jed Alexander... Treasurer Lachlan Wallace Secretary Tim Haggis General Commitee Arron Lyall Sam Tonkin Dane Buck Thank you for to the outgoing commitee members throughout the 2019/20 season Luke Wallace Dragan Bekric Stephen Palmer Josie Parisi and Eugene Negruk. We appreciate the hard work you all put in for some over many years. Further information regarding the coming season will be coming soon.

14.01.2022 We can all play a part in creating an inclusive community. That’s why our support extends beyond providing services to people with low vision or blindness. We a...lso offer education and expertise to families, friends, practitioners and carers. Communication is a key area of education. Our Occupational Therapist, Tori, is here to share some suggestions about how to communicate effectively with someone who is blind or has low vision. [Video description: Tori is speaking to the camera in front of a white wall. Tori is wearing a black jacket with a Guide Dogs logo.]

14.01.2022 Well done to our junior blaster Adeline on a fantastic BTN story. Adeline has been a regular at our junior blaster program for the past two years and as you can see in the story she is an up and coming blind cricket superstar.

14.01.2022 A story to make you smile. Visually impaired cricketer Archie Hare took delivery of a special bat, having inspired us with his love of the game during the Miracle of Headingley. The bat is sculpted for his game, with a hand-crafted personalised sticker written in Braille.

13.01.2022 Reminder our AGM is this Sunday the 27th of September at the RSB 230 Pirie street. The meeting will start at 11AM please arrive slightly earlier to start on time. Strict COVID precautions will be in place. The agenda and minutes of the previous meeting have been sent out. Look forward to seeing you all there.

13.01.2022 Hi All, Due to bad weather we have decided to CANCEL tomorrows training and junior clinic. We will see you all very soon.

12.01.2022 Congratulations to Ray Moxly from Queensland Blind Cricket Association, who’s the recipient of Queensland Cricket’s A Sport For All Inclusion and Diversity Init...iative award for his amazing work growing the blind cricket game, in particular within Junior Blaster programs. It was a pleasure speaking to a man who’s done it all in the world of blind cricket. See more

12.01.2022 As a wise man in this video says, "It's not about the destination, but the journey". In the final episode of 'This Is How We Do It' athletes discuss how you can use and share what you've learnt from the series with your community. And remember #playtogetherplaywell

12.01.2022 A look back at our first intraclub match of the 2019/29 season. This match capped off a great weekend training camp held by BCSA which saw Australian coach Daniel Drew come down to pass on some knowledge to the whole club.

12.01.2022 Yesterday 28th of November, World Blind Cricket conducted its 22nd Annual General Meeting. Key outcomes of the World Blind Cricket AGM held via Zoom were: 1. En...gland has been approached to host Blind Cricket as one of the sports at the IBSA World Blind Games in Birmingham, England in 2023. 2. It is envisaged there will be a separate Women’s Blind Cricket Division at the IBSA World Blind Games. 3. India has offered to host the 3rd T20 World Cup in India at the end of 2021 or beginning of 2022. Further, India will accommodate matches against Pakistan in Sri Lanka if Pakistan aren’t able to travel to India. 4. World Blind Cricket has encouraged all members to adopt an even greater focus on bringing Women into the game. With these exciting opportunities to participate for men and women, we’re calling all athletes who are vision impaired to join their state Blind Cricket association NOW! Pic description: screenshot of participants at the WBC AGM - Including World Blind Cricket Executive members and representatives from each of the 10 World Blind Cricket countries. Raymond Moxly (Chairman of Blind Cricket Australia) and Aaron Dragwidge (Cricket Australia) represented Australia.

11.01.2022 CANCELED. Today’s cricket has been canceled due to storms and un safe conditions. Sorry for the late notice please pass on to anyone you know that was coming today. Thank you.

11.01.2022 A reminder of our up coming AGM please remember nominations and notice of motions are due by the 30th of August 11AM. Please contact us if you have any questions or need more info.

10.01.2022 #BlindcricketSA v NZ Blindcaps international ODI played at Bellville Cricket Club, PP Smit ground

10.01.2022 There's just 1 week to go until our next Community Officiating course on Thursday, 27 August Interested in becoming an umpire? Contact us via [email protected]

09.01.2022 Tomorrows schedule. Seniors training 10:00AM- 12PM Junior clinic 12:30-1:30PM Park 10 adelaide University oval. Anyone is welcome, inbox us or comment down below for more information.

08.01.2022 Today BCSA and SACA hosted our first ever Blind Junior Blaster School Holiday event, and what a success it was. We had an amazing 18 kids participate the highest amount we have had since the beginning of our junior program. I would like to send out a massive thank you to all the parents for bringing there kids along and making it such a successful day. For more info on our junior program please reach out via PM or [email protected].

08.01.2022 Merry Christmas to our friends and family. From all of us at Blind Cricket SA

08.01.2022 Dear members As you would no doubt be aware, a new cluster of COVID-19 cases has emerged in South Australia. In response, the South Australian Government has re-implemented certain restrictions on public gatherings and businesses, including that all community sport fixtures and training, for both contact and non-contact sports, be cancelled.... Accordingly, all BCSA fixtures and training are cancelled until further notice. The South Australian Government advises that, at this stage, the restrictions are expected to be in force for a fortnight. It is hoped that the early response will prevent the spread and help South Australia avoid a second wave outbreak. The situation continues to evolve however and further communication will be sent out to members as new information becomes available.. Please stay safe and keep well.

08.01.2022 An update from NSW good to see cricket getting started around the country.

07.01.2022 Today is Louis Braille's birthday (1809-1852), and is recognised by the United Nations as "World Braille Day". It is the third year since January 4th was offici...ally designated by the UN General Assembly as a day to raise awareness of the importance of braille as a means of communication, in the full realisation of the human rights for blind and partially sighted persons. Image description: The text "4th January World Braille Day" appears in front of an image of paper covered in Braille embossing. See more

06.01.2022 Pakistan Blind Cricket Council awards Central Contracts to 17 players.

06.01.2022 BCSA a would like to pass on our condolences to Joy’s family and friends. RIP Joy Forster

06.01.2022 Hi all exciting news we are back! Our first junior clinic is just over a week away on Sunday the 13th of September. We will be running from 12:30-1:30PM at Adelaide University oval park 10 MacKinnon Parade, North Adelaide SA 5006. All blind or vision impaired juniors aged between 5-16 are welcome (If you dont fit the age bracket please still get in contact.) As always these sessions are completely free of charge and there is no experience or equipment needed. Strict COVID-...19 precautions will be in place. Please RSVP or contact us for more info either VIA PM or email us at [email protected] or Call on 0479 109 781 Please share! Senior trainings will take place prior more info to come or contact us if interested.

06.01.2022 Today we celebrate world vision day and the achievements of all those with vision loss.

05.01.2022 Wednesday night trainings start next week! As of next week we will be back to weekly training every Wednesday 5:15-7:00PM at park 10. Any new and interested players are encouraged to come along and join in. PM us for more information.

05.01.2022 Watching the Blind Cricketers I met in Bengaluru, their attitude is something that should be celebrated. They have the Spirit of the game running through their ...veins. When my turn came with the bat I connected with two in twenty shots. The images of these players were etched in my mind and captured through the lens of my camera. You can see this and more in my photo book - The Spirit of Cricket - India. #celebrate #always100% Find out more at: https://stevewaugh.com.au See more

04.01.2022 This weekend several BCSA players are taking part in the blind tennis SA championships.

04.01.2022 Tomorrow night BCSA VS SACA staff in the final match of 2020. Please arrive at Karen Rolten Oval by 5PM the match will start shortly after. Team is as follows ... Lachlan Wallace (C) Chris Hanson Darcey Bekric Dragan Bekric Ricky Segura Mark Haskett Tom Cleghorn Tahir Ahmed Ijal Ahmed Arron Lyall Farquan. See more

04.01.2022 There will be QR code’s at all BCSA trainings and games please insure to sign in and ask for assistance if needed.

04.01.2022 BCSA would like to pass on our condolences to the Fellows family in this difficult time.

04.01.2022 Commissioner Stevens has just provided an update on easing of restrictions form midnight Saturday. At this stage the impact on community sport is not yet known. We will update you as soon as the new Directions are published. Stay safe all.

04.01.2022 Earlier this year a few of our junior blasters took to Adelaide oval before the Australia Day BBL game to showcase blind cricket.

04.01.2022 Athelstone 5/206 Def BCSA 7/149. BCSA went down in a tough match up against Athelstone Cricket Club this morning. Athelstone won the the toss and Captain Amir Latifi elected to bat. Athelstone got off to a flying stsrt and never looked like slowing down. Best with the bat was Curtaj 31 not out and A Hockney 32 not out. Best with the ball for BCSA was Sam Tonkin 1/28 off 3 overs and Tom Cleghorn 1/38 off 3 overs. BCSA got off to a good start but slowed down in the middle ove...rs to only score 149 in reply off the allocated 20 overs. Best with the bat was Ricky Segura 31 not out and Tahir Ahmed 32 not out. We would like to thank Athelstone for a fantastic game we look forward to next season.

04.01.2022 This is from media, but no new Direction published as yet: OPEN/BANNED ( from midnight on Saturday night) Gyms: Can open from midnight on Saturday night but mus...t observe the distance rule of 1 person per 4 sq m. Golf. Permitted from 12.01am Sunday, November 22. Outdoor fitness/recreation. Including boot camps, swimming for fitness or rehabilitation. Working from home. South Australians should work from home where possible. Travel. Unnecessary travel is discouraged. STILL CLOSED/ BANNED (from midnight on Saturday night) Recreation centres. Includes play cafes/trampolining. Sports. Community sports training/games - both indoors and outdoors. Events with COVID management plans. Suspended for the next two weeks. See more

02.01.2022 Our very own Michael Zannis on Hit107 3 years ago.

02.01.2022 Dear BCSA Members, The Annual General Meeting of Blind Cricket SA will be held at the RSB, Pirie Street at 11:00AM, Sunday 27th September. The business of the AGM shall be:... to confirm the minutes of the preceding AGM to receive the President's report for the previous financial year to receive the Treasurer's Report and the audited financial statements for the previous financial year to receive any other reports as required to elect the Committee for the Association's ensuing year to determine the Annual Membership fees for the year, and to conduct any other business. Nomination forms for Committee positions will be distributed separately. Nomination forms and any Notices of Motion and are due to be lodged by Sunday 30th August. Please note that plans for the AGM are subject to any Government directives or restrictions in relation to COVID-19, including: the meeting will need to be held in line with COVID safe planning including social distancing and maintaining a contact tracing record, and the committee hopes to hold the meeting in person on the planned day. However we may need to delay the meeting or hold an online meeting. (The Government has advised that AGMs can be held online, or be delayed by six months, due to the pandemic). We will provide advice closer to the meeting date of any changes to the current arrangements. In the meantime, I hope you are all safe and well and can stay connected with your club mates. Hopefully we can get back to training and playing cricket soon, and the return to sport will be very important for getting 'back to normal'. Regards, David Penn for BCSA Committee

02.01.2022 Unfortunately our season is once again hold untill further notice. We would like to remind eveyone to follow all protocols coming into place and to please stay safe.

02.01.2022 The SASVI students have been working hard on film making this year it would be greatly appreciated if you could take a few seconds to vote for there films. Thank you!

01.01.2022 Lyall’s XI defeats Wallace’s XI in the first match of the season. To start off BCSA’s 2020-21 season the club has chosen to play a series of interclub matches. The first of which took place yesterday. Lyall’s XI won the toss and first time captain Arron Lyall decide to bowl first. Wallace’s XI got off to a strong start with Ricky Segrura and Seth Doubleday scoring quickly. Best with the bat was Ricky Segura 34 off 15 Michael Zannis 34 off 26 and Mark Haskett 35 off 15. Best w...ith the ball for Lyalls XI was Dragan Bekric with 1/20 off 3 overs. Wallace’s XI finished their allocated 20 overs 6/204 Lyalls XI were able to chase down the runs with 1 over to go thanks to some very good batting from their B1’s. Best with the bat Farqaun 54 off 22 and ijal Ahmed 36 off 22. Best with the ball was Mark Haskett 2/17 off 3 overs. Overall it was a very successful start to the season and it is great to see that SA is continuing to have the amount of players needed to run interclub Matches.