Facilities Strategic Plan 2006-2015
Western Australian Cricket Association Facilities Strategic Plan 2006-2015
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Cricket has evolved in Western Australia with a structure where there is no one cricket body to which the various cricket associations are answerable. This is not the perception of the general public who would assume the WACA to be the State Sporting Association responsible for the sport overall. The sport of cricket is working towards the WACA being the peak body for the sport in Western Australia.
The Cricket Australia affiliate for Western Australia is the WACA. It schedules cricket fixtures for a range of competition levels, is host for international and national level cricket matches and also undertakes cricket development programs using a metroplitan and statewide regional officer program.
Organisational charts in the report illustrate each cricket association acts independently of each other. They schedule and implement annual cricket competitions and operate with separate groups of volunteers. In recent times structural and operational changes within the WACA have paved the way for improved coordination and communication with the WACA and across these various associations.
The WACA and the separate cricket associations responsibilities have not extended to contributing to facility development.
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