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Caught behind: climate change, extreme heat and the boxing day test

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Carlton VIC Australian Conservation Foundation 2019Description: 21pSubject(s): Online resources: Summary: Australian cricket is already experiencing the impact of climate change and extreme heat— increasing the risk of heat stress on players and the likelihood of match disruptions. Under current emissions scenarios, the number of extreme heat days in Melbourne during December is expected to increase significantly over the next 40–60 years. If no effective climate mitigation action is taken, consideration should be given to moving the Boxing Day Test to the shoulder months of November or March. Cricket Australia is presented with a unique opportunity to take effective climate action to safeguard the future of one of our most cherished national sporting events.
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Australian cricket is already experiencing the impact of climate change and extreme heat— increasing the risk of heat stress on players and the likelihood of match disruptions. Under current emissions scenarios, the number of extreme heat days in Melbourne during December is expected to increase significantly over the next 40–60 years. If no effective climate mitigation action is taken, consideration should be given to moving the Boxing Day Test to the shoulder months of November or March. Cricket Australia is presented with a unique opportunity to take effective climate action to safeguard the future of one of our most cherished national sporting events.

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