Cricket Tasmania Board
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Tim Scott
Chairman
Having been involved in Tasmanian cricket at a club and representative level for over 30 years, Tim was first appointed to the Cricket Tasmania Board in September 2019, before becoming an Elected Director in September 2022 and was elected Chair in February 2025. As well as serving as Chair of the Cricket Tasmania Board, Tim currently Chairs the Executive Committee, the Premier League Committee, the Cricket Committee, and is a member of the Board’s Finance Committee. Professionally, Tim is the Managing Director and Principal Advisor of Ford Scott Financial Planning Pty. Ltd., with over 26 years’ experience working in financial services.
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Ben Targett
Deputy Chairman
Ben was elected to the Cricket Tasmania Board in 2016, having previously served from 2008 to 2014. Ben was elected to the position of Deputy Chair in February 2025. He currently serves as a member of the Finance Committee, Executive Committee, the Partnerships, Commercial & Infrastructure Committee and the Cricket Committee. A former first-class cricketer with the Tasmanian Tigers, Ben is the Operator of The Old Woolstore Apartment Hotel and Hadley’s Orient Hotel, and a Director of Super Woolstore, THN Hospitality, the PinPoint Group and the Tourism Industry Council Tasmania (TICT). He has previously worked as the CEO of Destination Southern Tasmania and a former Senior Advisor to the Premier and Minister for Tourism, Hospitality, Events and Sport & Recreation.
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Jo Bailey
Director
Jo was appointed to the Cricket Tasmania Board in February 2015, then elected in August of the same year. She is currently serving in her fifth term as an Elected Director. Jo is Chair of the Board’s Fan Engagement Committee, as well as a member of the Recognition Awards and Past Players Committee and the Executive Committee. Jo’s professional career spans more than 30 years, and has included positions in senior marketing management, consultancy work, plus extensive experience working across marketing, communications, engagement and strategy in both the public and private sectors.
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Shane Crawford
Director
Shane is the Cricket North West Appointed Director to the Cricket Tasmania Board, having joined the Board in this role in 2021. He currently Chair’s the Board’s Risk and Compliance Committee, as well as the Executive Committee. Shane is the General Manager of the Waratah-Wynyard Council, with almost 20 years’ experience in Local Government management roles. He is also a Director of the Cradle Coast Authority, is a Professional Certified Member of the Australian Human Resources Institute, and a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
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Craig Davies
Director
Craig was appointed to the Cricket Tasmania Board in 2019 as the representative for Cricket North. He currently serves on the Board’s Finance Committee, Premier League Committee, the Executive Committee and the Partnership, Commercial and Infrastructure Committee. Craig has extensive commercial experience spanning over two decades, holding senior leadership roles with Southern Cross Austereo, and, more recently, with the University of Tasmania.
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Peter Gee
Director
Peter was appointed to the Cricket Tasmania Board in 2020, before becoming an Elected Director in 2022. He currently serves on the Board’s Fan Engagement Committee and the Recognition Awards & Past Players Committee. Professionally, Peter retired from the ABC in 2018 after a 38-year career in sports broadcasting, news reading and journalism, and now sees contributing to the governance and smooth running of cricket in Tasmania as an important part of his life.
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Katrina Gregg
Director
Katrina was appointed to the Cricket Tasmania Board in June 2021, and most recently in September 2022. Katrina is currently a member of the Board’s Finance Committee, the Risk and Compliance Committee and the Premier League Committee. Professionally, Katrina is the Principal of her own law practice, KLG Legal, having graduated with a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Tasmania in 2003 and admitted to the Supreme Court of Tasmania in 2005.
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Lyndal Moore
Director
Lyndal was appointed to the Cricket Tasmania Board in November 2022, and currently serves as Chair of the Finance Committee and the Risk and Compliance Committee. Lyndal is a Chartered Accountant with over 25 years business experience as both a Director - Taxation with KPMG, and now as the Chief Financial Officer of an NDIS support provider. In addition to this, Lyndal has extensive Board experience, with over 20 years as a director of local Tasmanian organisations, and seven years on the board of the Australian Red Cross; the last two of which she has served as Deputy President.
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Dr Jacqui Triffitt
Director
Dr Jacqui Triffitt is a past Tasmanian cricketer, and in 2022, became the first former female player to be appointed to the Cricket Tasmania Board. Now retired, Jacqui worked as both a clinical psychologist and a sport and exercise psychologist for over 35 years. In 2021, Jacqui published her book, ‘On the Front Foot: The Rise of Tasmanian Women’s Cricket’, documenting the history of Tasmanian women’s cricket. Jacqui currently serves on the Board’s Cricket Committee and is the Chair of the Recognition Awards & Past Players Committee. Jacqui has also worked on establishing a Past Tasmanian Players’ and Coaches Club.
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Nicolas Turner
Director
Nicolas was appointed to the Cricket Tasmania Board in 2018, before becoming an Elected Director in 2020. He serves on the Board’s Fan Engagement Committee and is the Chair of the Partnerships, Commercial & Infrastructure Committee. A former journalist with the Mercury newspaper, Nicolas is currently the Executive Chairman of Cor Comms, a Hobart-based communications, government relations and marketing consultancy.
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Brenda Cooke
Brenda was appointed to the Cricket Tasmania Board in 2025. Brenda Cooke brings over 25 years of experience as a corporate lawyer, with expertise in commercial and financial services law. She currently serves as Managing Legal Counsel at Insignia Financial, where she provides strategic legal guidance across a complex, regulated environment. Brenda holds a Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Laws, along with a Graduate Diploma in Applied Finance. In addition to her executive role, she contributes to the community as Deputy Chair of The Hutchins School.