Cricket

  • Super-over on agenda after tied grand final

    Could Colac district cricket finals that end in a draw be determined by a super-over in the near future?

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  • Bookaar star tipped to take out women’s medal

    Star Bookaar recruit and past Geelong league medallist Sophie Walker is the favourite to take out Colac district women’s cricket’s best-and-fairest award, opposition leaders say.

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  • Trio to step up for Love

    Stoneyford is backing a pair of young batsmen and a cult hero to help fill the void of captain-coach Matthew Love in tomorrow’s Division One grand final.

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  • Skippers tip Swans for flag

    Reining premier Alvie will enter tomorrow’s Division One grand final as slight favourites in the eyes of opposition captains.

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  • Bulls earn bragging rights

    It hasn’t taken long for Pomborneit’s junior cricketers to become a strong force in the Colac district competition, after the Bulls claimed under-17 premiership glory in just their first season.

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  • Returning cricketer delivers for the Dolphins

    New Division Three best-and-fairest winner Eddie Erftemeyer says he has loved being involved with Lorne Cricket Club, after a 15-year hiatus from the sport.

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  • Full-circle experience for Stoneyford stalwart

    Long-time Stoneyford cricketer Kevin Boyd says he would love to experience the special feeling of winning a premiership alongside his son Josh, just as he and his father did over 40 years ago.

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  • Medal winner’s wish to call Australia home

    New Bill Johnston Medallist Farooq Qureshi says he plans to make Australia home in a bid to continue his incredible journey on and off the cricket field.

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