Cricket

  • Cheeran continues rapid rise

    Colac’s Aanliya Cheeran is every chance to represent Vic Country’s under-19 side this summer at the age of just 16 given her remarkable track record at state level.

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  • Emerging quick to work under former Aussie paceman

    Colac’s Josh Garner says he will make the most of an opportunity to work under former Australian paceman Clint McKay when he steps into state cricket’s senior pathways for the first time.

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  • Garner selected in Victorian high performance squad

    Colac teenager Josh Garner’s breakout season with Geelong has earned the promising fast bowler a spot in the Victorian Male Performance Squad.

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  • Call for veteran cricketers

    Veterans cricket officials are on the hunt for Colac district players in the twilight of their careers to help grow a state-wide competition’s stature in Victoria’s south-west.

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  • Boom Stallions recruit yet to determine role

    Boom Colac cricket recruit Nick Lynch says he is eager to take on a leadership role at the Stallions next season, but what that looked like is yet to be determined.

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  • Colac teen excites Cats

    A Geelong official says the club has already identified Colac teenager Henry Melville as a part of its future plans in top-grade Victorian Premier Cricket.

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  • Ex-teammate expects Melville to shine at Premier level

    Nick Lynch says he expects exciting Colac cricket product Henry Melville to only get better by testing himself against the best in the state at Premier level with Geelong.

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  • Blue on the hunt for old cricket gear

    Wayne Green is once again on a mission to salvage unwanted or second-hand cricket gear across the Colac district to help the game grow in disadvantaged countries.

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