BHRDCA players in action — batting, bowling, keeping and fielding
Est. 1890 · Melbourne's Eastern Suburbs

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The longest-running cricket association in Victoria. More than 3,500 cricketers across 29 clubs play Junior, Senior, Women's and Veterans cricket with the BHRDCA every week.

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BHRDCA at a Glance

Juniors

Boys & girls cricket across 20+ grades, Friday nights & weekend mornings.

Seniors

12+ Saturday grades plus a mid-week twilight T20 competition.

Women's

A growing women's and girls' game right across the Association.

Veterans

Over 40s & Over 50s cricket, played Sunday afternoons.
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Season 2025/26 Association Scoreboard
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About the Association
139 seasons of cricket in the east
The BHRDCA is an amateur 'hard wicket' cricket association centred around Melbourne's eastern suburbs, first established in 1890/91. We support Junior Boys & Girls, Senior, Women's and Veterans (Over 40 & Over 50) competitions — providing more than 3,500 cricketers of all ages and abilities the chance to play every week. New players, umpires and officials are always welcome.
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