Cricket

  • Pomborneit requests move to CDCA

    Pomborneit cricket president Dave Murphy says a decision to move the club’s senior men’s teams to the Colac District Cricket Association received unanimous support from club members at a special general meeting last night.

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  • Experienced mentor to lead Panthers

    West Warrion Cricket Club has secured a playing coach with years of coaching experience around the Geelong region to the club’s list for the 2024-25 season.

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  • Homegrown talent set to lead premiers

    A homegrown talent will take charge of Colac district cricket reigning premier Stoneyford for the 2024-25 season.

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  • Stoney imports departing league

    Stoneyford leader Dom Dare says grand final star Farhan Malik has joined fellow Canadian and reigning Bill Johnston Medallist Farooq Qureshi as the latest departures from cricket’s reigning premier.

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  • Cricket clubs likely to stick with Colac association

    Colac district women’s cricket powerhouse clubs Pomborneit and Bookaar appear set to remain in Colac district’s women cricket competition despite plans for a potential women’s league closer to home.

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  • Women’s teams on the agenda

    Camperdown and Ecklin are among cricket clubs hopeful of launching women’s programs if a proposed South West Cricket women’s competition is to get off the ground.

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  • Powerhouse clubs could leave

    Colac district women’s cricket powerhouses Bookaar and Pomborneit could be on the move if plans for a new South West women’s cricket competition get off the ground.

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  • Discussions started to replace mentor

    Stoneyford Cricket Club officials say outgoing premiership coach Matthew Love will go down as one of the club’s best ever recruits as the search begins to find a replacement.

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