Cricket

  • Stoneyford steps up again

    “We pride ourselves on playing good cricket when it matters, and we were able to do that.”
    Stoneyford skipper Dom Dare concedes the club’s 2019-20 campaign wasn’t the prettiest during its dominance of Colac district cricket in the modern era.

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  • Cricket to adopt points system

    Colac district cricket officials have voted to introduce a player points system for the upcoming season.

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  • Skipper signals stepping down

    Irrewarra skipper Dave Jackson says next season will likely be his last in charge of the club, with the Redbacks earmarking their young leaders to step up and take on the role.

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  • City has plenty to celebrate

    City United has little to show for in terms of silverware despite producing one of the most dominant seasons across all formats in recent times.

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  • Young Knight can reach even greater heights

    City United skipper Sam Cardinal says emerging cricketer Alex Inglis is eager to take his game to even greater heights next season.

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  • Boost for reigning premiers

    Stoneyford premiership captain Dom Dare says three gun recruits have already recommitted to the club for next summer as the cricket powerhouse aims to extend it run of consecutive flags to six.

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  • Panthers imports play waiting game

    Warrion imports Sam Harris and Charlie Barriball had envisaged being back in England by now getting stuck into a new cricket season on home turf.

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  • Young Redbacks step up

    Irrewarra captain Dave Jackson says playing off for a spot in the grand final while still blooding the club’s up-and-coming cricketers has Redbacks officials excited about the future. 

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