Easts Rugby Union is proud to present a BRIS BASH cricket tournament like no other.

Hosted at Easts Rugby Union this will be a cricket tournament hosted at your local rugby club. This day will see a number of sporting representatives from various codes coming together to raise funds for this important charity.

Fully catered with entertainment throughout, this will be a chance for your colleagues to take a day out of the office and schedule an afternoon of good fun in the sun rubbing shoulders with a few legends of their game.

This event will seek to raise funds for much-needed research into premature births and the foundation Borne MHRI.

Date:      Friday 18th November

For:         Corporate teams (10x per team)

Dress:     Costumes are highly recommended

How the day works:

Register now to nominate your team

Each team will nominate a captain and have a sporting personality join their team for the day

Cost per team: $2500

All funds raised from the event will be donated to BorneHMRI.

About Borne HMRI

BorneHMRI is a science collaboration between Borne-UK and HMRI researchers dedicated to finding answers to the causes of preterm birth with the goal of reducing preterm birth globally.

HMRI is a leader in research into preterm birth and is home to a world class pregnancy and reproductive research team led by world-renowned Distinguished Laureate Professor Roger Smith AM. Borne-UK’s mission is to reduce preterm birth, to make a difference between life and death, and a healthy life and disability and is led by Professor Mark Johnson.

BorneHMRI raises vital funds to enable Australian researchers to collaborate with the global village of leading medical researchers participating in the Borne Scientific Collaborative to conduct life-changing research projects which will provide the solutions to change the outcomes of preterm birth.

The team behind BorneHMRI

Retired Wallaby Dean Mumm, and his wife Sarah, are the founders of BorneHMRI –a research collaboration between Borne-UK and Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) – dedicated to finding answers to the causes of preterm birth. BorneHMRI raises vital funds to prevent and find treatments for preterm birth. Proud parents of Alfie and Rupert, preterm birth is close to Dean and Sarah’s heart.

They lost their daughter, Sophie, in 2012, son, Henry, in 2014 and twins, Ella and Grace, in 2018 due to issues arising from preterm birth. They want to help stop preterm birth and spare families the anguish they have experienced.

To learn more about the Borne HMRI foundation, click here.