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174.58% |
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106.52% |
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87.65% |
| Glenferrie | 10 |
65.86% |
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Winning States ABCC Tournaments
Historial Notes
For the first nine National Tournaments, four States of Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland and Tasmania competed.
South Australia joined 10th ABCC Sydney 1970-71 and West Australia joined 11th ABCC Brisbane 1972-73.
Tasmania dropped out after 12th ABCC Hobart 1974-75 and only competed one more time as a combined team with West Australia at the 15th ABCC Sydney 1980-81.
West Australia competed in their first tournament Brisbane 1972-73 and combined with Tasmania Sydney 1980-81 and competed Adelaide 1984-85 with a reduced team of eight players only.
Australian Capital Territory joined as a combined team with South Australia at the 27th ABCC Sydney 2003-2004.
New Zealand has also competed twice at 20th ABCC Brisbane 1990-91 and 21st ABCC Adelaide 1992-93.
Provincial Team from New Zealand has also competed in two tournaments Sydney 2003-2004 and Brisbane 2005-2006.
You will notice that sequence of tournaments changed 24th ABCC Brisbane 1997-1998.
Decision was taken by States to bring Brisbane Tournament forward by one year to accommodate Australian Squad competing in the First World Cup of Blind Cricket held at New Delhi, India in November/December 1998.
Compiled by Trevor Vayro (ABCC Life Member)
WINNING STATES – NATIONAL BLIND CRICKET TOURNAMENTS
1st ABCC Melbourne 1952-53 Won by Victoria |
16th ABCC Brisbane 1982-83 Won by Victoria |
2nd ABCC Sydney 1954-55 Won by Victoria |
17th ABCC Adelaide 1984-85 Won by New South Wales |
3rd ABCC Brisbane 1956-57 Won by Victoria |
18th ABCC Melbourne 1986-87 Won by New South Wales |
4th ABCC Hobart 1958-59 Won by New South Wales |
19th ABCC Sydney 1988-89 Won by Queensland |
5th ABCC Melbourne 1960-61 Won by New South Wales |
20th ABCC Brisbane 1990-91 Won by Victoria |
6th ABCC Sydney 1962-63 Won by Victoria |
21st ABCC Adelaide 1992-93 Won by Victoria |
7th ABCC Brisbane 1964-65 Won by Victoria |
22nd ABCC Melbourne 1994-95 Won by New South Wales |
8th ABCC Hobart 1966-67 Won by Victoria |
23rd ABCC Sydney 1996-97 Won by Queensland |
9th ABCC Melbourne 1968-69 Won by Victoria |
24th ABCC Brisbane 1997-98 Won by Queensland |
10th ABCC Sydney 1970-71 Won by Victoria |
25th ABCC Adelaide 1999-2000 Won by Queensland |
11th ABCC Brisbane 1972-73 Won by Victoria |
26th ABCC Melbourne 2001-2002 Won by Victoria |
12th ABCC Hobart 1974-75 Won by New South Wales |
27th ABCC Sydney 2003-2004 Won by Queensland |
13th ABCC Adelaide 1976-77 Won by New South Wales |
28th ABCC Brisbane 2005-2006 Won by Victoria |
14th ABCC Melbourne 1978-79 Won by Victoria |
29th ABCC Melbourne 2007-2008 Won by Victoria |
15th ABCC Sydney 1980-81 Won by Victoria |
30th BCA Championships Sydney 2010 Won by Victoria |
31st BCA Championships Brisbane 2012 Won by Victoria |