Summer Season

Summer Season

Thornleigh Cricket Club badge with two cricket bats crossing in front of a red cricket ball, blue lightning bolts above, and a yellow background with blue text

They also have junior teams, from Under 8s through to Under 15s. Thornleigh Cricket Club was honoured as the 2025 Cricket NSW Community Cricket Club of the Year, recognising its outstanding contribution to grassroots cricket in New South Wales. The club’s commitment to inclusivity, community engagement, and sustainable growth has set it apart. By fostering a welcoming environment and implementing robust governance practices, Thornleigh Cricket Club has become a model for community cricket organisations across the state. Their efforts have not only increased participation rates but also strengthened community ties through various initiatives and programs.

For more information or to get involved, click below to visit Thornleigh Cricket Club’s website.

They field both Junior and Senior teams, with programs ranging from Cricket Blast for children aged 5–7,Junior Teams for Children aged 8 and up, through to competitive senior grades. The club has a focus on inclusivity and community spirit. They welcome players of all skill levels and foster a supportive environment for both social and competitive cricket.

Each season, Thornleigh Cricket Club enters multiple senior teams into the HKHDCA competition, with matches played on Saturday afternoons across the Hornsby district.

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Thornleigh cricket

Cricket NSW Community Club of the Year 2025

Thornleigh Cricket Club, established in the 1930s, is one of the oldest and most respected clubs in the Hornsby Ku-ring-gai & Hills District Cricket Association(HKHDCA). Based at Thornleigh Oval, the club has long served as a hub for cricket enthusiasts in Thornleigh, Westleigh, and surrounding suburbs.

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