Australia were successful in the ALCC inaugural tour of New Zealand in January 2017.
Matches were held at Frankton and Cromwell.
Read the full tour report here and photos from the tour can be viewed in the gallery.
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Brisbane 2016 Press Articles
The LCWC in Brisbane has been reported in a number of publications around the globe:
NZ presence in Lawyers' Cricket World Cup - LawTalk 881, 12 February 2016
Lawyers world cup cricket helps international understanding - Counsel Brief, March 2016
Lawyers Cricket World Cup 2016 - BEWCC's James Cartwright delivers the match report from Brisbane and heralds the revival of the historic Bar v Clerks game - Counsel Magazine UK, April 2016
Brisbane 2016 Match Results
Pakistan defeated India A in the final of the tournament held on 9 January 2016.
View Match Results and Match Statistics for entire tournament.
Updated Tournament Schedule
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Player Profiles
We have 12 teams competing in the upcoming 5th International Lawyers' Cricket World Cup.
Draft Tournament Schedule Released
The Australian Lawyers' Cricket Association is pleased to release the Draft Tournament Schedule for the upcoming Lawyers' Cricket World Cup to be held in Brisbane from 30 December 2015 - 9 January 2016.
Seeking Sponsors
The Australian Lawyers' Cricket Association is seeking sponsors for the upcoming Lawyers' Cricket World Cup to be held in Brisbane from 30 December 2015 - 9 January 2016.
Seeking Players
The Australian Lawyers' Cricket Council is seeking expressions of interest from players wishing to participate in the 5th Lawyers’ Cricket World Cup which is being hosted by Australia in Brisbane over the period 30 December 2015 – 9 January 2016.
Launch of New Delhi Tour 2013
The 4th International Lawyers Cricket World Cup tournament will be held in New Delhi between 12 – 22 October 2013.
Australia is taking a squad comprising 2 teams to New Delhi.
Launch of the 4th Australian Lawyers' Cricket Council Squad by ALCC President, Alex Martin
Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen,
Welcome to the 4th bi-annual launch of the Australian Lawyers Cricket Council overseas squad, this time to tour India between 12 – 22 October 2013.
This is not so much a speech as a recognition of the many persons, whose contributions have led to this occasion.
Patron's Announcement - New Delhi Tour 2013
The Australian Lawyers Cricket Council is sending a squad of 33 Australian legal practitioners to the 4th International Lawyers’ Cricket World Cup, to be held at New Delhi, India between 12 – 22 October 2013. Previous tournaments have been held at Hyderabad, India (2007), England (2009), & Barbados (2011). Australia won the World Cup at The Oval on 4 August 2009.
Lawyers Cricket World Cup - Barbados 2011
About the Lawyers Cricket World Cup
The first World Cup was played in Hyderabad, India, in January, 2008. Teams from India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, West Indies, Australia and Barristers from England and Wales took part, with India winning the Cup. The Cup was considered by those who took part to be so successful that it was decided to make it a regular event and the next Lawyers Cricket World Cup was held in Cambridge, England, in 2009.
The third annual Lawyers Cricket World Cup involving teams from Australia, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, England and host territory West Indies will be played in Barbados from 7th - 21st August 2011.
World Champions seek players
The Australian Lawyers Cricket Council (ALCC), with the support of major sponsor Lexis Nexis, is sending a team to defend our ‘world champion’ status at the 3rd Lawyers Cricket World Cup to be held in Barbados in August 2011.
The ALCC is looking to add a number of talented lawyer-cricketers over the age of 32 to our touring squad for the tournament.
Selection Carnival 2011
Australia's second national selection carnival will take place a Barker College, Hornsby - a northern suburb of Sydney. Barker College, established 1890, has excellent playing fields. No 1 Oval is shown below in rugby mode, but this will be one of the pitches upon which the selection carnival will be played.
LexisNexis Sponsorship
The Australian Lawyers' Cricket Council is delighted to announce its recent renewal of a 4 year sponsorship deal with the legal IT supplier, LexisNexis.
LexisNexis has partnered with the ALCC as its first platinum sponsor between 2010 - 2013. LexisNexis has also taken an option to be the ALCC's ongoing platinum sponsor through the period 2014 - 2017.
Indian lawyers lose in World Cup final
LONDON: India's title defence faltered in the final hurdle as Australia pipped them by two wickets in a nail-biting summit clash to win the
Lawyers Cricket World Cup.
Chasing 194 from 35 overs, Australia rode on opener Ashley Tiplady's brilliant 75 to romp home with one ball to spare.
Lawyer's winning knock
Australia has overcome a strong Indian team to emerge victorious in the International Lawyers Cricket World Cup in England this week, finishing off the tournament undefeated. After a serious night's celebrations, team manager and TressCox partner Ron Heinrich told Hearsay yesterday Australia won a nail-biting 35-over, one-day final at The Oval, with two wickets and one ball to spare.
Cambridge 2009
About the Lawyers Cricket World Cup
The first World Cup was played in Hyderabad, India, in January, 2008. Teams from India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, West Indies, Australia and Barristers from England and Wales took part, with India winning the Cup. The Cup was considered by those who took part to be so successful that it was decided to make it a regular event.
This year the Lawyers Cricket World Cup is being held in Cambridge, England, between 26 July and 4 August, 2009.