Facilities

To accommodate a continual growth in membership the Club is regularly developing and upgrading facilities which provide a fantastic opportunity for all players to develop their skills and enjoy the game of cricket.

Weedons Domain Pavillion

We officially the opened the new Weedons Community Centre on April 5, 2019, which is the new home for the Weedons Cricket Club. It’s been 140 years since our establishment in 1879 and we have grown from just one team to an astounding 39 Junior, Youth & Senior teams. Exciting times are ahead for the Weedons Cricket Club and we look forward to many future years of use, especially holding all our cups and trophies!

The Pavillion is available for community events.

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The official opening of the Weedons Community Centre

Weedons Oval Development

Weedons Cricket Club has continued to invest in the development of its facilities at Weedons Domain to support the growth of cricket across the club and wider Selwyn community.

Major development of the main cricket oval began in 2016, including extending the boundaries to a minimum of 60+ metres. This made Weedons one of the leading cricket facilities in the Canterbury Country South region and capable of hosting higher-level representative cricket, including Hawke Cup fixtures.

Weedons 1 has since undergone significant improvements, including an extended playing area, full irrigation and dedicated artificial and grass practice facilities.

Weedons 2 continues to provide an important additional playing ground for the club.

Further development across Weedons Domain has continued as the club has grown, with improvements to additional playing areas, training facilities and infrastructure helping Weedons cater for its expanding senior, junior and community cricket programmes.

The club remains committed to continually improving Weedons Domain and providing quality cricket facilities for current and future generations.

Brookside Park

The Brookside Park nets located in Rolleston were originally completed for the commencement of the 2015 cricket season. Since then, another four nets have been added at the South-West end of the Park to bring the total to six practice nets. These nets have been built to a high standard and assist us with cricket’s strong growth in Rolleston. Brookside Park is also host to four cricket fields for both junior and senior matches.

Brookside Park nets under construction

Foster Park

Foster Park in Rolleston is a $20 million development by Selwyn District Council, with Weedons Cricket Club serving as the representative cricket club on the development committee. The park originally featured two top-class cricket fields, which were first used during the 2016–17 season, with two additional fields added more recently.

The Foster Park cricket fields are situated within the four dotted circles.