Bulls Masters

Bulls Masters is a not-for-profit organisation whose main goal is to promote and foster the game of cricket in regional and rural parts of Queensland. The organisation was established in 2010 by former Queensland Bulls and Cricket Australia players, Jimmy Maher, Michael Kasprowicz, Andy Bichel, Ian Healy and Martin Kent. Bulls Masters raises money for regional cricket associations by embarking on tours of regional areas and playing exhibition games against the representative players in each region. We also tour schools and hold clinics to inspire the regions emerging talent or interested kids. We also raise money and awareness for other charities or organisations such as Hummingbird House, Outback Futures and Bravehearts. Bulls Masters tours often include former elite players such as Allan Border, Jeff Thomson, Greg Chappell, to name a few. Also rugby league greats such as Allan Langer, Johnathon Thurston, Andrew Gee, Wendall Sailor have all been involved in tours as well as Queensland legends such as musician Bernard Fanning.