Cricket

  • Premiership coach to part ways

    Stoneyford coach Matthew Love is set to part ways with the cricket club following this year’s premiership, his new club has announced.

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  • West-Warrion hopes to land player-coach

    West Warrion Cricket Club is on the lookout for a new coach to help shoulder the heavy work of captain Jordan Keast next summer.

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  • Holt in no rush to pick his sport

    Talented Apollo Bay sportsman Tamar Holt was spending almost 16 hours a week in the car during a crossover of his beloved sports, and he says he has no plans to pick one any time soon.

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  • ‘Warra rapt with new leader

    New Irrewarra cricket coach Dave Lineen has a wealth of experience to pass on to the young Redbacks.

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  • Grand final showdown for East

    An East Belmont team stacked with Colac district connections is hoping for a case of fourth time lucky when the Lions take on North Geelong for a fourth consecutive GCA1 grand final this weekend.

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  • Women’s cricket carnival likely to return

    Colac district cricket officials are confident a women’s representative carnival will return next season following a one-off rematch against rival Warrnambool on the weekend.

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  • Cobden’s long wait finally over

    Cobden Cricket Club president Matt Hanks hopes the Knights’ breakthrough premiership in South West cricket could be the start of something big.

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  • From a broken neck to grand final star

    Cobden cricketer Matty Kemp has capped off an incredible return to cricket from a potentially career-ending neck injury with a best-on-ground medal in the Knights’ drought-breaking win.

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