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What is BLV SONIX Cricket all about?
Well, it’s been developed by Blind Cricket Tasmania an is set to revolutionise the BLV cricket space.

BLV SONIX Cricket is an exciting modified, innovative version of the game – a re-engineered, high-performance, highly competitive format designed for balanced participation, speed and spectacle.
The name SONIX (from sonics) represents the importance of listening, communication and audio aspects of adapting to play the game, not focusing on the blind disability context.
SONIX as a bold evolution of traditional blind and low vision cricket, offers greater accessibility for a diverse range of vision impaired players, blending the structure of indoor cricket with the excitement and tempo of T20 – and more!
Image above is of a BLV Tiger batting off a knee playing a powerful lofted sweep shot.
SONIX features set batting partnerships (6, 8 or 10 players a side), power plays, super overs and adapted scoring rules, enabling maximum contribution and impact from every player while delivering a dynamic, high-scoring experience.
Image above is of a sighted player batting while wearing Vision Australia simulation glasses.
And when the game is played with sighted players, they wear vision-impairment simulation glasses to level the playing field – true inclusion in action.
BLV SONIX Cricket showcases the highest level of skill, strategy and competitiveness, and is as thrilling to watch as much as play!
Some of the rules and methods:
Sighted wicketkeeper
B1’s score double runs, and have double swing opportunity
Fixed batting and bowling ends
Sundries go to the batters’ score
2 wides in over = free hit
Super overs see nominated best batters B1/B3 versus best bowlers
Bowlers have 2 overs each + super overs
History in the making: The first ever game of BLV SONIX Cricket was played against the Mowbray Eagles CC in Launceston, on Sunday, 1st March 2026. See the news post here.
Image above is of the uniquely designed score sheet (shown as blank) specifically for recording BLV SONIX Cricket play, including batting, scoring, wickets and the modified rules that apply.
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