Western Australian Country Cricket Board
The Country Cricket Board is the representative body and guardian of country cricket in WA. The CCB consists of an independent Chairman and seven members plus two independent members, representing the seven regions in Country WA.
The objects of the CCB are to:
- Increase the profile of country cricket in WA
- Continue to grow sustainable participation in WA country cricket
- Deliver sustained high performance by WA country state teams and produce Western Australian representatives
- Maximise the resources available for ongoing investment in country cricket
- Lead country cricket in WA wisely and progressively
Members
| Chairperson | Rob Marshall |
| Goldfields | Craig Wood |
| Great Southern | Jim Walters |
| Mid West | Brendon Joss |
| Peel | Peter Richie |
| Pilbara | Chris Ams |
| South West | Paul Gardiner |
| Wheatbelt | Brian Evans |
| Independent | Michael Pailthorpe |
| Independent and Deputy Chairperson | Stephen Gollan |
Regional Boards
The Regional Boards are representative bodies of senior and junior cricket in country WA. The geographical boundary of each region is determined from time to time by consultation between the WACA, the CCB, Regional Boards and Country Associations. Currently, there are seven Regional/Community Boards located in country WA: Goldfields, Great Southern, Mid West, South West, Peel, Pilbara and Wheatbelt.
A key role of Regional Boards is to support the Regional Junior Cricket Program, including the WACA appointed Regional Cricket Manager .
In addition, Regional Boards provide support to the CCB and the WACA in the organisation of country competitions, such as Senior & Junior Country Week, the Girls Country Cricket Carnival, the Toyota Country Cup and Regional Carnivals.
Regional Chairs
| Goldfields | Craig Wood |
| Great Southern | Chris Spurr |
| Mid West | Gerard Marquis |
| Peel | Tim Lees |
| Pilbara | Chris Ams |
| South West | Graeme Sly |
| Wheatbelt | Rob Harris |
Country Cricket Board Season-Annual Reports: