Commonwealth Bank has today announced the launch of the new online CommBank Cricket Club, aiming to make cricket better for all Australians.
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For the first time Australians will have the opportunity to benefit from the free, online club with CommBank Cricket Club members enjoying a range of benefits for themselves and their local cricket club including funding, equipment and unique support packages.
Michael Hussey, former Australian Test Cricketer and CommBank Cricket Club Ambassador encourages clubs of all sizes, in all locations, to apply.
“Local cricket clubs across the country play a pivotal role in the development of cricketers at all levels. The support and contributions from Commonwealth Bank help clubs make the game more accessible and enjoyable for players, ensuring cricket continues to be an important part of our community,” Mr Hussey said.
Community cricket club applications are now open for:
* The 2014 CommBank Cricket Club Grants for Grassroots™ program. The grassroots program will award 90 cricket clubs with much needed funding and training equipment. Each prize includes a cash grant of $1,000 and an equipment pack containing essential training and playing gear such as stumps, balls and markers.
* The 2014 CommBank Cricket Club Empowerment Projects. Five community clubs will win bespoke support packages to address an area of need for the club. From providing vital equipment or infrastructure upgrades, giving the local clubhouse a makeover or helping to champion women’s cricket, the CommBank Cricket Club will provide support including resources, equipment and people to get the job done.
Individuals can also apply for money-can’t-buy experiences and access to tickets to this summer’s Commonwealth Bank Ashes Series.
CommBank has been supporting Australian cricket for more than 26 years and is Cricket Australia’s longest standing partner.
To apply for a CommBank Cricket Club grant including grants for Grassroots, Super Grant and a Club Empowerment Project.
Or to learn more about CommBank Cricket Club please visit www.commbank.com.au/cricket.