Cricket

  • Former Bay youngster fails to stop Stallions

    The addition of former Apollo Bay star and Geelong premier cricketer Isaac Noseda wasn’t enough to lift City United to a win over Colac.

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  • League calls for female umpires

    Colac district cricket chairman Steve Millar believes the time is right for women to begin getting involved with umpiring in the region.

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  • Dominant victory for undefeated Stallions

    Colac continued its unbeaten run in Twenty20 cricket after a big win over Irrewarra on Wednesday night.

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  • Vic call-up for Melville

    Colac cricket export, and current Melbourne University wicketkeeper Henry Melville has earned selection in the Victorian Colts team which will take on New South Wales next week.

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  • City survives late Stoney scare

    City United captain Shane Currie says the Knights are in desperate need of addressing their batting woes after surviving a late scare against Stoneyford in Monday’s Twenty20.

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  • Saint enjoying return to cricket post-ACL injury

    Birregurra century-maker Jimmy Rowan says cricket has taken priority since rupturing his ACL last year.

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  • Star Swan climbs to the top of CricketStar

    There is a new leader in the Colac Herald’s CricketStar standings for the first time this season, with Alvie skipper Jarrod Groves climbing to the top.

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  • Injury fails to hinder Creekers’ performance

    Not even a knee injury could keep Tomahawk Creek’s Danica Testa from having a big impact in the Creekers’ first win of the season.

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