Cricket

  • Rattlesnakes excited about two-day challenge

    Stoneyford captain-coach Matthew Love says he and his teammates are looking forward to the challenge of returning to two-day cricket tomorrow.

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  • League officials trial longer form

    Colac district cricket officials say they will use this weekend’s one-off Division One two-day matches as a trial for more potentially more fixtured two-day matches next summer.

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  • Injury lingers for two years

    Colac district sportsman Hugh McCrae is holding out hope of returning to the football field in 2024 despite still battling the effects of a wrist injury from two years ago.

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  • Swan rates Stallions as the ‘in-form side’

    Alvie captain Jarrod Groves says Colac is the “in-form team” of the competition ahead of last season’s grand final rematch this weekend.

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  • Duo to shine in long format

    City United skipper Shane Currie says he is excited to see how a veteran batsman and rising all-rounder fare in two-day cricket this weekend.

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  • Colac young guns stepping up

    Colac Cricket Club’s Darcy Spence has seen a plethora of talented young cricketers come through the Stallions’ lower-grade ranks over the past couple of seasons.

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  • Local sides dominate Country Week squad

    Local clubs Cobden, Camperdown and Bookaar have dominated the South West Cricket Association’s final Country Week team.

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  • Bookaar continues to blood emerging Pelicans

    Bookaar has continued to blood its young talent while returning to its winning ways when women’s cricket returned on the weekend.

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