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ODI World Cup – India October 2023

by Australian Cricket Society | Oct 16, 2023 | Journalism Scholarship, News

by Kobe Jacobs, ACS Literary Scholar Given that Australia are statistically the most successful team to ever grace the One Day International scene, our expectations are for the very best from our boys each time they step onto the field. The Aussies couldn’t get the...

Notice of 2023 AGM

by Australian Cricket Society | Oct 3, 2023 | News

Dear Member, Please find downloadable below details of our Annual General Meeting which is to be held on Friday, 27th October at William Angliss starting at 11.30am. An electronic version of the Annual Report and Financial Statements for the 2022~2023 Financial Year...

Pavilion coming this October!

by Australian Cricket Society | Sep 18, 2023 | News

The new magazine is out mid October with contributions from editor Ken Piesse, Mark Browning, Pam Bishop, Charles Davis, Ken Davis, Mark Dunstan, Ric Finlay, Peter Glenton, Kobe Jacobs, Peter Lloyd, Greg Morrissey, Barry Nicholls, Pam Payne, Geoff Poulter, Wayne Ross...

The Ashes 2023 – a series to long remember

by Australian Cricket Society | Aug 6, 2023 | Journalism Scholarship, News

by Kobe Jacobs, ACS Literary Scholar This 2023 Ashes series will be long remembered. Not just because of the captivating cricket that was on display throughout all five Test matches, but also because of the controversies, storylines and bitterness the series generated...

Vale Ken Woolfe

by Australian Cricket Society | Jul 25, 2023 | News

Extremely sad news – Ken Woolfe has passed away, aged 95. Ken, ACS Life Member, played an instrumental role in the formation of The Australian Cricket Society in June 1967 along with 22-year-old rising lawyer, Andrew Joseph. Ken was a keen wicketkeeper,...

An anticlimactic end to a thrilling Ashes series

by Australian Cricket Society | Jul 25, 2023 | Journalism Scholarship, News

by Kobe Jacobs, ACS Literary Scholar In the end, England’s ultimate demise was the result of their weather. It isn’t an English summer without a bit of rain and the timing couldn’t have been any more cruel for the hosts. As an Australian, retaining the Ashes in this...