Cricket

  • City teenagers upstage recruits

    Two City United teenagers upstaged the club’s new and returning cricketers in round one after providing key moments to land the Knights a thrilling win against Alvie.

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  • Cat primed for big season

    Geelong director of coaching Travis Agg says Colac’s Josh Garner is primed ahead of what is shaping up as the most important season of his blossoming cricket career.

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  • West cricketers boost Creek

    Gun Colac district cricket export Dylan Flanigan lived up to expectations for new club Armstrong Creek in his first outing with the Bellarine league outfit.

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  • League picks women’s divisions

    Colac district women’s cricket officials have split the competition into two divisions ahead of this weekend’s official season openers.

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  • 1979: Bizarre ‘fielding indiscretion’ proves costly

    An indiscretion by a Colac fieldsman enabled City United to score a dramatic win in its first game back in the Colac and district A Grade cricket competition.

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  • Swan’s red-hot start

    Shane Currie might have been regretting his decision to tip Alvie gun Jarrod Groves for this season’s Bill Johnston Medal during the opening round of Colac district cricket.

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  • Henry hits his straps at Premier level

    Geelong officials hope to ease Colac’s Henry Melville into Victorian Premier Cricket during his debut campaign, despite the 16-year-old posting a half-century in a pre-season match on the weekend.

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  • Casey back in the coaches’ box

    Decorated footy mentor Dan Casey says a desire to develop a young list in the highly rated Hampden league led to his appointment as Cobden’s senior coach.

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