Get registered for the upcoming season

Last update: 24th May 2025

Cricket Blast

Our Cricket Blast program will be back at Auluba Oval starting on Friday, 17th October 17th 2025 with our two programs "Skills" and Competition. Parents and Guardians are welcome to stay and enjoy a catch-up with friends at Clubhouse while the kids enjoy their program, Read more about our Cricket Blast program.

Club contact: Tom, our Cricket Blast Coordinator.

Junior Mixed

Junior Mixed competition and non-competition registrations will open very soon. If you would like to help out with season planning, please contact Brett, the club Secretary.

Girls Cricket

Registrations for our Girls Cricket programs and competitions will open soon. The club is aiming to enter teams in Stage 1,2 and 3 this coming season. If you would like to help with season planning, please contact Brett, the club Secretary. We cannot run a successful season without assistance!

Senior Mixed

Senior/Open-Age Mixed competition registrations will also open soon. Please watch this space for details.

Active Kids Voucher

Parents and Guardians can use an Active Kids Voucher to reduce the cost of a child's registration.

The voucher is valued at $50 and is available to families receiving the Family Tax Benefit.  More information is available at Service NSW.

Voucher 1 expires June 30, and a new voucher will be available from July 1.

Registration Support

All cricket registration support is handled by Cricket Australia. To get support, open a ticket on the Play Cricket Support website. 

For questions related to KPCC, such as team placement, grading, merchandise, please contact the relevant email address:

If you are completely stuck with your registration, contact the Club Registrar for assistance: [email protected].

Payment options

PlayHQ have expanded their payment options this season, you can now pay for your registration in these ways:

  • Standard credit/debit card
  • Mastercard click-to-pay
  • PayPal Pay-In-4
  • Apple Pay and Google Pay

Visit this page for more information

Registration refresher

If you are new to registering to cricket, or just need a refresher, here's a quick primer:

  • PlayHQ handles all registrations for the season.
  • All Cricket Support is via the Cricket Australia support system
  • If you don't have a PlayHQ account, you need to create a new PlayHQ account. If you have forgotten your password, try using the "Forgot password?" link on the login page.
  • Parents/Guardians should register themselves, then add children/dependents once registered.
  • If you are new to cricket registration, you will be asked to create a Cricket ID, which is your Cricket Australia universal login (this is an email address, not the old MyCricketID which is a number).
  • If you are a parent who is also playing in seniors, you can register to play at the same time
  • If you want to coach or manage, please register (for free) using that option in PlayHQ as it allows us to allocate you to a team easily. This can also be done directly to the team before season start.
  • Each registration is processed separately.
  • Registration fees will include the compulsory Cricket Australia National Registration Fee (NRF), covering technology improvements and insurance
  • If you are eligible for one, make sure you have your Active Kids Voucher number ready.
  • PlayHQ handles all payments, you will receive information via email from PlayHQ after registration.
  • Merchandise such as club shirts and caps will be fulfilled separately by Kingsgrove Sports this season.

Merchandise

Visit our merchandise page for all the latest information about purchasing KPCC shirts, caps and training gear.

Junior competition and non-competition age groups

Players in Junior Cricket comp and non-comp automatically qualify for their age group if they are under the age of the group at 31st August 2025.

Example: a player aged 12 on 31st August 2025 would qualify to play in U13, but not U12. A player turning 13 on 31st August 2025 or after would automatically qualify for U14.

Age dispensations are permitted upon request. Parents should email a request for this in the first instance to [email protected] detailing the reasons and the player's playing history.
A submission will be made to the relevant association, which will grant or deny age dispensations after review. Note that the associations may place restrictions on players who have an age dispensation, such as retirement rules, overs bowled or maximum score reached.

Stage-base teams, such as Stage 1 and Stage 2 Girls cricket are based on skill levels rather than age, and as such the age guides are an approximation.