For Parents
- What is Woolworths Cricket Blast?
Woolworths Cricket Blast is an action-packed program for Australian kids between the ages of 5 & 10 of all abilities who want to learn the basic skills of cricket in a fun and friendly environment.
Split into two levels – Junior Blasters (age 5-7 years) unites children through fun and exciting game-based activities. Whilst the Master Blasters (age 7-10 years) are ready to be a part of team by playing short games of cricket in a fun and social setting.
Woolworths Cricket Blast is:
- Big Bash Inspired
- Learning through play
- Always active
- Focused of skill development
- Time with family
- What does a Junior Blaster Program Involve?
The Junior Blaster program has been formulated to be conducted over 6 to 8 weeks (centre dependent) and run for a 60-minute duration. Each Junior Blasters session has been designed in two-week blocks to simplify delivery, which means more time playing and less time providing instructions. By structuring sessions in this way, Junior Blasters will recognise their own development as they improve over two sessions - promoting skill development and providing motivation for the child.
A typical session structure will look like the following:
- 5 Minutes - Welcome Assembly
- 30 Minutes – Skills Rotation (7-8 minutes per activity)
- 20 Minutes – Blast Time (modified cricket game)
- 5 Minutes – Closing & Pack Up
- What is the recommended age for a Junior Blaster participant?
The recommended age for Junior Blaster participant is between 5 and 7 years old. Should your child be outside this age range, it would be best to speak with your centre coordinator to see if it would be appropriate for your child to participant within the program.
- How much is a Junior Blaster Program?
The recommended retail price for Woolworths Cricket Blast is $99 including GST. Some centres may charge a higher fee to cover any additional costs to the program therefore prices may vary.
- How do I register my child?
You can register your child online on your laptop or mobile device by visiting the Club Finder and registering at your most convenient centre.
- Can I register mid-way through the season?
Yes, you can register your child mid-way through a program. However, it is best to contact the program deliverer before completing the registration form to ensure there are enough sessions left to provide value for your child’s cricket development.
- Where is my nearest centre?
Visit the Club Finder and type in your postcode. You will be directed to a list of your local centres, where you'll find all the relevant contact details and start times.
- How do I find my centre contact details?
If you have already registered for a Junior Blaster program, this information will be on your confirmation email.
If you are looking to contact a centre before registering, please use the Club Finder to locate the relevant club and their details.
- What should my child wear for a Junior Blaster program?
The Junior Blaster program is active and action-packed. All fist time Junior Blasters will receive a participant shirt as a part of the registration pack, which is suggested to be worn during session.
It is also recommended that children wear runners/trainers and clothing that they can move around in.
- Who facilitates a Junior Blaster Program
Each centre has a Junior Blasters Coordinator (volunteer) who looks after administration and execution of the program. All parents are encouraged to get involved in Junior Blasters and join the Blast Crew. The Blast Crew are all the helpers that allow the session to run smoothly.
If you’re interested in being a part of the Blast Crew, there’s no experience is necessary, and it’s is a great way to get involved and engage with your child in a fun and healthy environment. Speak to your Junior Blasters Coordinator about being involved.
- What does a Junior Blaster Participant Receive?
- 1st Year Junior Blaster Inclusions:
- Personalised ASICS shirt
- Reversible bucket hat
- Plastic bat with personalised sticker
- Participant sticker sheet
- Red rubber ball
- Welcome message
- Passport
- Returner Junior Blaster Inclusions:
- Backpack
- Red rubber ball
- Welcome message
- Passport (2019/20 season only)
- 1 x Redeemable Item from:
- Personalised ASICS shirt
- Drink bottle
- Sunglasses + Fitness Tracker Combo
- Reversible bucket hat
All participants will have the option to purchase extra items within the registration form.
- How long will it take for my child’s participant’s back to be received?
All participants will receive a dispatch notification within 6 days of registration. From receipt of the dispatch note, delivery will take 7-10 days.
- Is there a size chart for the participant shirts?
Woolworths Cricket Blast shirt sizes vary from size 6-16. Every effort should be made to get the size right the first time given shirt customisation means it cannot be adjusted after you have confirmed your registration. To help you choose the correct size, a sizing chart can be viewed here. If in doubt, it is best to order one size larger.
Payments & Vouchers
- What payment methods are accepted?
We accept Mastercard, Visa, Mastercard Debit, and Visa Debit
- What Government Provided Vouchers are accepted?
Woolworths Cricket Blast accepts the following Government Vouchers:
To find out more about these voucher schemes, click on the relevant voucher type above.
- How do I request a refund?
Following registration and payment for Woolworths Cricket Blast, a full refund will be provided if the program is cancelled at no fault of the participant.
Refunds are not provided for change of mind.
Please click here to read the full policy and instructions on how to submit a request.
- I’ve registered for the wrong program/club, what do I do?
If you have enrolled in the incorrect program, please contact the Woolworths Cricket Blast Helpdesk via email at cricketblast@cricket.com.au or call1 800 CRICKET (1800 274 25 38)
Can’t find the answer to your question, please visit our Woolworth Cricket Blast Support Page or contact our Woolworths Cricket Blast Help Desk on 1800 CRICKET (1800 274 25 38)
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