1. Career

2. Personal life

3. References

Nicholas William Redfern Cummins (born 1973) is an Australian cricket administrator and is the current CEO of Cricket Tasmania.

Career

Cummins began working in sports management in 1997 where he worked with Elite Sports Properties (ESP). As manager of the Communications Division, Cummins was involved in a number of major sporting events, including the 1998 Commonwealth Games, 2000 Summer Olympics, 2002 Winter Olympics, 2002 Commonwealth Games and 2003 Rugby World Cup.^[1]

In 2004 Cummins moved into the corporate sector, holding sponsorship/marketing roles at Foster's Group^[2], Ford Australia^[3] and Betfair^[4] before moving to Cricket Australia in 2013.

In late 2013, Cummins was appointed General Manager of the Sydney Thunder^[5], a team in the Big Bash League.

Over four seasons, Cummins oversaw the club's evolution from perennial cellar dwellars to dual BBL and WBBL Champions in BBL05/WBBL01.

At the start of 2017, Cummins was appointed CEO of Cricket Tasmania^[6][7]. In his first season in charge, the Tasmanian Tigers and Hobart Hurricanes reached the Sheffield Shield and BBL Finals respectively.

Personal life

Cummins was born in Melbourne. He studied at Haileybury (Melbourne), graduating in 1991. He graduated from RMIT University with a BA majoring in Public Relations.

References

• British Cadet Rifle Team
• British Caffraria
• British campaign in the Baltic (1918-1919)
• British campaign in the Baltic (1918–1919)
• British Campaign in the Baltic 1918–1919
• British Canada 1763-1867
• British Canada (1763-1867)
• British Canada (1763–1867)
• British Canada 1764-1866
• British Cancer Research
• British Cape Colony
• British capture of St. Lucia
• British Caribbean
• British Caribbean Bank
• British Caribbean Football Association
• British Caribbean people
• British Caribbean Philatelic Study Circle
• British Caribbean Philatelic Study Group
• British car industry
• British Caspian Flotilla
• British castles
• British Cavalry
• British cavalry corps during the First World War
• British Cavalry Corps order of battle 1914
• British cavalry during the First World War