Cameron is the inaugural Chair of Australian Indoor Cricket, drawing on three decades in the game across almost every role it offers – junior player, umpire, coordinator, centre manager, club president, coach, and team manager. That breadth gives him a practical understanding of the sport at every level, from the participant walking into a centre for the first time through to the people responsible for its direction. He has previously served as a state chair, and more recently has worked as a commentator and presenter at national championships and world cups, keeping him close to the elite end of the game as well as its grassroots.
Beyond the sport, Cameron has spent his career as a business owner and executive, with particular depth in governance, strategy, and organisational leadership. He brings that discipline to the board, pairing a genuine, lifelong passion for indoor cricket with the capabilities a newly formed national governing body needs as it establishes itself. He leads the board’s strategic direction with a clear sense of where the sport can go and a practical understanding of how to get it there.
Ross has been part of indoor cricket since around 1980, building an exceptional record as a player, centre operator, administrator, and coach. He represented Victoria in the state’s inaugural team in 1982 and continued competing at the highest level until 1990, later playing for five years in the Masters Over 35s division. His experience across the competitive and operational sides of the game gives him a deep understanding of the people, facilities, and structures that allow indoor cricket to thrive.
Away from playing, Ross managed several indoor cricket centres before becoming Head of Maintenance for ICA, where he oversaw the repair and installation of cricket nets. He later owned and operated centres at Knox, Croydon, and Cranbourne, and served as Cricket Victoria’s Indoor Cricket Manager, contributing to the administration and development of the game across the state. Ross is best known for his extraordinary coaching career, which included 14 years with the Victorian Open Men, three years with the Victorian Open Women, and 17 years as coach of the Australian Open Men. Across those appointments, his teams won six national championships and seven World Cups. His achievements and broader contribution to the sport were recognised when he became one of the first inductees into the Indoor Cricket Hall of Fame.
Billy brings more than three decades of involvement in indoor cricket across playing, administration, governance, coaching, and organisational leadership. As a Founding Director of Australian Indoor Cricket, he is helping establish the sport’s new national governing body and develop a contemporary, sustainable model for its future. He also serves as President of Indoor Cricket ACT, where he has led significant reform across governance, strategic planning, representative pathways, commercial partnerships, and member engagement. His leadership has strengthened the ACT’s position within the national game while building productive relationships with centres, volunteers, coaches, officials, and players.
Billy’s high-performance experience extends across both playing and coaching. He represented Australia as a player and served as Vice Captain before becoming Head Coach of the Australian Women and the ACT Open Men, guiding teams to multiple national championships. Outside the sport, Billy works in technology procurement, with experience in strategic sourcing, governance, stakeholder engagement, risk management, and the delivery of complex capability outcomes within Commonwealth frameworks. He brings to the board a strong combination of governance expertise, commercial judgement, and international playing and coaching experience, together with a clear commitment to strengthening the structures that will support indoor cricket’s long-term growth.
Briana has worked in cricket administration for more than a decade, with experience spanning participation, community development, major events, national competitions, and high-performance programs. As Cricket Australia’s Indoor Cricket Manager from 2016 to 2019, she oversaw the governance and delivery of the sport nationally, including the National Championships and Australian representative teams. Her breadth of experience gives her a strong understanding of how effective administration, well-run competitions, and clear pathways contribute to the growth of the game.
Briana also brings first-hand experience of elite sport, having represented Victoria and played for the Melbourne Renegades. That perspective strengthens her understanding of the environments, structures, and support required for representative teams to perform successfully on the international stage. Her passion for indoor cricket developed through her professional involvement in the sport and has continued through her service internationally. She represents Australia on the World Indoor Cricket Federation Board, where she serves as Vice President and contributes to the governance and development of indoor cricket globally.
Jess brings extensive experience across almost every part of indoor cricket, having contributed as a player, coach, administrator, tournament director, and national team official. As a player, she has competed at junior, open, and masters national championships, giving her first-hand experience of the game across its representative pathway. She has also spent more than 12 years administering indoor cricket in South Australia and more than five years working in the sport nationally through Cricket Australia.
Jess has served as Tournament Director for seven major events, including an international tournament, an Australian Masters Championship, two junior national championships, and three open national championships. For the past four years, she has also worked as Tour Manager for Australian indoor cricket teams, supporting players and staff through the demands of international competition. Her combination of participant experience and practical delivery expertise gives her a strong understanding of what is required to run successful tournaments, support representative teams, and create positive environments for players, coaches, officials, and volunteers.