Women’s Masters Nationals Set for Launceston in November 2026

Cricket Australia Masters is pleased to confirm that the 2026 Women’s Masters Nationals will be held in Launceston, Tasmania, from 15–20 November 2026. The tournament will bring together women from across Australia who continue to champion the growth, strength and visibility of Masters cricket.

A National Stage for Women’s Masters Cricket

The Women’s Masters Nationals has become a key fixture on the CAM calendar, providing an opportunity for players to compete at a high level while celebrating the spirit of cricket that continues well beyond traditional pathways. The 2026 edition will showcase experienced athletes who bring leadership, skill and passion to every match.

With representation across multiple Masters age groups, the Nationals highlight the depth of talent in women’s cricket and the increasing momentum behind participation and development nationwide.

Why Launceston?

Launceston has established itself as a welcoming and reliable host city for national sporting events. Its quality cricket facilities, strong local support and vibrant community make it an ideal location for the Women’s Masters Nationals. Players and supporters can expect a well‑run tournament supported by excellent venues and local engagement.

Event Overview

• Event: Women’s Masters Nationals
• Dates: 15–20 November 2026
• Location: Launceston, Tasmania
• Teams: Women’s Masters teams from across Australia

Building the Future of Women’s Masters Cricket

Cricket Australia Masters remains committed to expanding opportunities for women in Masters cricket, strengthening national pathways and supporting the continued rise of female participation. The Nationals play a central role in this mission, providing a platform for competition, connection and community.

Further details, including fixtures, team announcements and event schedules, will be released as the tournament approaches.

The 2026 Women’s Masters Nationals promise to be a memorable celebration of cricket, camaraderie and the ongoing growth of women’s Masters cricket in Australia.