About Seniors
Ferny Districts Cricket Club (FDCC) fields senior teams in the Winter and Summer Warehouse Cricket competitions. Our teams cater to both competitive and social players, creating an inclusive environment where all skill levels are welcome. If you're an experienced player or simply looking to get back into the game, FDCC is the perfect place to enjoy cricket with a supportive community.
Key Information
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Season Dates
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Summer Season: Registrations open early August, with the season starting mid-September
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Winter Season: Registrations open early March, with the season starting mid-April.
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Training
Training sessions are held once a week at the Tramway Street nets. While training is encouraged to build skills and connect with the club community, it’s not mandatory. Players are welcome to join whenever they can.
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Fees
Our club offers competitive membership fees with flexible casual fees for those with limited availability or new players who want to try a few games. Fees are confirmed at the start of the registration period.
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Match Details
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Home Matches: Played at Tramway Street, Ferny Grove.
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Away Matches: Held at various grounds, including Marchant Park (Chermside).
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Saturday Teams: Play weekly, with a mix of one-day and two-day matches.
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Sunday Teams: Play one-day matches every fortnight.
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Social Activities
FDCC provides more than just cricket. We are building a strong social environment for senior members, creating opportunities for friendships and a sense of community within the club.
Join us for enjoyable cricket and great social experiences.
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Sportsmanship & Support
Our club is committed to providing an environment in which people are treated fairly and equitably and that is, as far as practicable, free from all forms of discrimination, harassment and bullying. We recognise that people may not be able to enjoy themselves or perform at their best if they are treated unfairly, discriminated against, harassed or bullied. If you have any concerns please contact your team captain in the first instance.
Code of Behaviour
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Play within the rules and the Spirit of Cricket, in a spirit of sportsmanship and fair play
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Show respect for and cooperate with your opponents, teammates, captain and the umpires. Without them there would be no competition
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Respect the decisions of the umpire; never criticise by word or action (dissent) those decisions. If you disagree, only your captain, coach or manager may approach the umpire in an appropriate manner during a break or after the game
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Exercise self-control. Verbal abuse of officials or opponents, and sledging other players, deliberately distracting or provoking an opponent are unacceptable and not permitted behaviours in cricket. Further, there is no place for any act of violence on the field of play
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Work equally hard for yourself and your teammates. Your team’s performance will benefit and so will you
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Treat all other participants in cricket as you like to be treated. Do not bully or take unfair advantage of another competitor
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Respect the rights, dignity and worth of every person regardless of their gender, ability, cultural background or religion.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is Warehouse Cricket?
Warehouse Cricket is a longstanding competition where teams play on both synthetic and turf pitches across Brisbane. There are multiple grades, with top grades offering a highly competitive environment and lower grades focusing on a more social, relaxed experience. -
When does the senior cricket season start?
The summer season begins mid-September, with registrations opening in early August. The winter season starts mid-April, with registrations in early March. -
How often do I need to attend training?
Training is held weekly at Tramway Street, but attendance isn’t compulsory. We encourage players to join whenever possible to improve skills and enjoy the club atmosphere. -
What equipment do I need?
You’ll need your own cricket equipment and playing pants. Club shirts and hats can be purchased during the registration process. -
Are there any social activities at FDCC?
Absolutely! FDCC is committed to fostering a strong social environment for senior players, offering a great chance to make new friends and enjoy cricket in a relaxed setting. -
How do I register to play?
Register on PlayHQ and indicate your game day and playing style preferences. For questions, email fernyfireballs@gmail.com.
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