Brisbane (Special Report) — Australian Cricket Association ambassador and well-known all-rounder Georgia Wareham recently visited Wolston Park Centenary Cricket Club as part of the Grassroots Cricket Fund initiative. She was joined by two fellow players for a fun and inspiring session with young local cricketers.
The visit was part of the Grassroots Cricket Fund’s mission to strengthen the foundation of cricket across Australia by supporting local clubs, coaches, and players with better facilities and opportunities.
Talking cricket with the next generation
During the session, Georgia answered questions from young players and shared valuable insights from her professional career.
She said:
“Cricket isn’t just a game — it’s a journey that teaches you teamwork, patience, and self-belief. If you play with passion and dedication, success will follow.”
The young cricketers asked Georgia about her match preparations, how she handles pressure, and who her favorite players are. Georgia responded with enthusiasm and encouraged them to enjoy the game and keep working hard.
Building the future of the game
Coaches and club officials at Wolston Park praised the session, saying it was both motivating and educational. They believe such visits from professional players give young cricketers confidence and inspiration to pursue their dreams.
Two minutes with Georgia Wareham 🌟
Thanks to the Grassroots Cricket Fund, Australian Cricket Association ambassador Georgia Wareham was one of three players who headed down to Wolston Park Centenary CC to answer a few questions! pic.twitter.com/GIwuaGBLKy
— Cricket Australia (@CricketAus) October 28, 2025
Through the Grassroots Cricket Fund, local cricket continues to grow stronger, ensuring a bright future for the sport in Australia.
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This visit wasn’t just a Q&A session — it was a reminder of what cricket truly represents: passion, teamwork, and respect for the game.