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Infrastructure Staff Contacts

  • James Brimblecombe

    Community Infrastructure Coordinator

    James has been with Queensland Cricket since August 2021, initially as a Community Cricket Coordinator and joined the infrastructure team in January 2023. As Community Infrastructure Coordinator, James’ role is to build, maintain and leverage relationships with schools, clubs and councils to support strategic funding investment into Cricket in Queensland. James also focuses on the effective implementation of the Australian Cricket Infrastructure Fund.

  • Tom

    State Infrastructure Manager

    Tom joined the infrastructure team at Queensland Cricket in May 2024 as State Infrastructure Manager. With a strong background in project management, construction, and the cricket landscape, Tom hit the ground running by effectively executing two rounds of the Australian Cricket Infrastructure Fund, as well as implementing the Queensland Cricket Infrastructure Strategy. His focus within the role of State Infrastructure Manager is to maximise participation in the game of cricket across Queensland by planning and delivering infrastructure and facilities to support community cricket participation and Elite Cricket requirements.

  • Hugh

    Government Relations Manager

    Hugh Raleigh has recently joined the infrastructure and government relations working group at Queensland Cricket. Coming from the commercial partnership side of sport, Hugh has made the step into our Government Relations Manager. Hugh looks forward to working with all levels of government to build relationships between the elite game and grassroots cricket, secure strategic investment, and ultimately grow the game of cricket.

  • Matt

    General Manager - Community Cricket & Infrastructure

    Matt has been part of the Queensland Cricket team since July 2022, starting in the role of Area Manager of Southern Queensland leading the growth of participation and all things cricket in this region. He then transitioned into Head of Competitions and Strategic Projects, where he innovated this space by launching a team of competition administrators at Queensland Cricket. This led to his current position, as General Manager - Community Cricket & Infrastructure, where he leads the next generation of cricket players, the growth of participation in clubs & schools, our statewide field force staff and the implementation of the Queensland Cricket Infrastructure Strategy.

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Queensland Cricket's indigenous artwork was collaboratively designed by Queensland Fire player and proud Kunja woman Mikayla Hinkley and Brisbane Indigenous artist, Delores McDonald (“Aunty Delly”).

The centre circle represents the Gabba, alongside other water holes which used to be near the ground. 87 black strokes on red earth represent the wickets taken by Aboriginal great, Eddie Gilbert who played 23 games for Queensland.