Because his Dad loves it. Time with Daddy is great for him…….but even better for me – I’d love 5 mins to myself!

Jiyan loves cricket like his dad,but need coaching. He loves to watch matches on TV and asked many questions regarding cricket so I think he is very much interested.

To get them outdoors off the Xbox away from the TV. To learn such am Australian traditional game. Exercise co ordination and just fun is to be learnt and had. I remeber cricket games in my own yard as a child( unfortunately ours it to small) and it taught us to work together. I really think they could benefit highly from this experience

I have been told that my 8yo son is quite good at cricket, I’d like for him to expand his skills and have fun at the same time!

To keep my girls active and know cricket is not only a boy sports but for girls too. They have never played cricket.

Anything to get him off the ipad and back outdoors learning key coordination skills! Please!

For my Mr 8, to build his hand eye co-ordination, as well as playing a sport where he will have some fun.

Its a great sport and great way for kids to keep active and make friends while being apart of a team they learn and develop new skills and cricket is a great sport all round fantastic for both boys and girls and all kids and adults have a great time

They love cricket but I know nothing about it so they could really use some lessons

To keep them fit and active and learn group socialisation.

I grew up on the driveway trying to get my older brother to snick one. Classic childhood and I want my sons to enjoy the same !!

Fun, exercise, learn to play in a team and learn new skills, meet new kids and make new friends! Keep active most of all!

it gets them outside and socialising

My son loves all sports! There isnt enough spare time in the week for him to get his fill of sports and activities (or room in our budget!) He would love to have a go

Cricket is a great sport for kids to learn and grow and become happy and healthy individuals.

It is a great non-contact sport. Perfect sport for being in a team. Milo Cricket would be a great introduction to see if they want to take it further

My son struggles with making friends, and last year he played cricket, and I found it gave him some self confidence and discipline, as well as improving his listening skills. I also really found that his asthma was vastly improved.

My son already does and he loves it. It’s a great noncontact sport and in most cases a very supportive environment

My son has never played cricket before but he loves being outside so this would be an awesome new experience.

Cricket is a great sport to get the hand – key coordination developing and to assist with working as a team. I attend the Australian Cricket Test, 20/20 and One day matches when they are in Adelaide and we get behind the Strikers! Id love my son to start playing cricket and leaning about the history and mateship