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Cricket Australia

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Cricket Australia is the governing body for cricket in Australia, tracing its origins to the Australian Board of Control for International Cricket founded in 1905 and headquartered in Melbourne, one of the founding members of world cricket's original Test-playing nations. It oversees the Australian men's and women's national cricket teams, organizes the Big Bash League domestic Twenty20 competition, and administers the historic Ashes rivalry contested against England.

Facts
Body Type
National cricket governing body, company limited by guarantee 1
Founded
1905 1
Headquarters
Jolimont, Melbourne, Australia 1
Founders
New South Wales Cricket Association, Victorian Cricket Association 1
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Associated With

Source states the nation's full ICC membership; the board is that nation's member body

Source Cricket Australia, Wikipedia

Governs

Cricket, Sports
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Sources
1. Cricket Australia, Wikipedia
  • History section
    In 1905, the Australian Board of Control for International Cricket was formed
  • Infobox / Headquarters field
    Headquarters located in Jolimont, Melbourne, Australia
  • Corporate structure section
    The company was incorporated in 1982, with members' liability limited by guarantee.
  • History section [founder-names] [3]
    The foundation members were the New South Wales Cricket Association and the Victorian Cricket Association.
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Frequently Asked Questions

How far back does Cricket Australia's history go?

It traces back to a board founded in 1905.

Cricket Australia traces its origins to the Australian Board of Control for International Cricket, founded in 1905, making it one of the founding members of world cricket's original Test-playing nations. Headquartered in Melbourne, it organizes the Big Bash League and administers the historic Ashes rivalry against England.
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