Cricket

  • Cats encourage more young guns to test themselves

    Geelong Cricket Club director of cricket Travis Agg says he’d love to see Colac district talents Micah Robb and Austin Harwood play regular senior Victorian Premier Cricket with the Cats following Robb’s impressive debut on the weekend.

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  • Cat forced to isolate mid-game after record knock

    Geelong cricket officials have revealed Colac’s Henry Melville was sensationally whisked off to self isolate mid-game following his record-breaking double ton in the Dowling Shield carnival, while one of his teammates has starred in his Victorian Premier Cricket debut.

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  • Emerging Stallion stars in big victory

    Colac captain Nick Lynch says teenager Cooper Garlick cashed in on a big day for swing bowlers as his five wickets helped the Stallions sink reigning grand finalist City United.

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  • Back injury sours Stoneyford’s latest triumph

    Stoneyford opening bowler Nick Harding has come out of the side’s win against Irrewarra with a niggly back injury restricting the quick to only bowling one ball for the match.

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  • Saints win final-over thriller

    Birregurra’s Harry Jarvis ensured his team held on for its second win of the season, bowling at the death as its clash against Alvie went down to the final over.

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  • Knight in after nearly two years

    City United cricketer Kane Leersen looks set to return for his first game in Division One in almost two years.

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  • Cats not surprised by record-breaking knock

    Geelong Cricket Club director Travis Agg says the club isn’t surprised by Henry Melville’s record-breaking double ton this week.

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  • City falls short in Twenty20 final, still nets $5k

    City United has taken home $5000 despite falling short in this week’s Sungold Twenty20 Cup final.

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