Cricket NT

NT Cricket Coordinator Kesh Keerthi joined Arvos with Andy. Kesh highlighted the success of The Rossy Shield in Tennant Creek. It was a 12-team competition working alongside Barkly Regional Council to facilitate the matches. The Imparja Cup is also happening this month with huge expansion of 7 female 8 men's teams across  6 major cricket centres in the NT. The biggest interest for children has been programs for girls and boys in the Colour Blast Program alternative fun ways to keep the children interested using water cannons. 

The NT Cricket Coordinator Kesh Keerthi was interviewed on Arvos with Andy. Kesh highlighted the new Cricket Academy. The Academy helps to provide the selected players with the opportunity for specialised training throughout the season. The psychological aspects of cricket and how it can enhance players' wellbeing and skills were also pointed out by Kesh.

Cricket is alive and well in Alice Springs. We had NT Cricket Coordinator Kesh Keerthi. Kesh is here to tell us about the Girls Smash program from 8-16 years old. The program will be happening alongside the ASCA Women’s cricket matches, giving our young players the perfect chance to play, learn and be inspired by local role models on the same evening.

Cricket is alive and well in Alice Springs. We had NT Cricket Coordinator Kesh Keerthi. Kesh was here to tell us about the Girls Smash program from 8-16 years old. The program will be happening alongside the ASCA Women’s cricket matches, giving our young players the perfect chance to play, learn and be inspired by local role models on the same evening. For the first time in Alice Springs, we’re running a social cricket competition just for girls – full of colour, fun and great vibes! This new 6-a-side format is all about friends, laughter and teamwork — where every boundary, catch and team celebration is appreciated in full colour

On the Royston’s Sporting Roundup, we have the Central Australian NT Cricket Coordinator Kesh Keerthi. Kesh is here to give us an update about how Cricket matches are in the Alice and Cricket Development Programs are going more broadly in Central Australia.

NT Cricket Officer Kesh Keerthi, visited the Big Brekky Show to chat about upcoming Alice Springs Cricket Blast 2024, aimed at 5-12 year olds. Held on 4 Sundays from 1 to 22 September at Flynn Drive Oval from 3-4pm.

Kesh Keerthi from NT Cricket (Growth & Participation Lead for Alice Springs) and The Big Brekky team interview 13-year-old Rhett Souter, a cricket player for 'Complete Constructions', who has just scored a record-breaking 106 runs in a match last weekend! Tune in to hear about Rhett's connection with his team and the game, and his aspirations.Australia's largest indigenous cricket festival, the Imparja Cup, begins on February 17th, with divisions inclusive of men's and women's regional communities and primary schools.