Cricket

  • Tough debut but Cats happy

    Geelong Cricket Club officials say they are eager to give Colac’s Henry Melville more opportunities in Victorian Premier Cricket’s top grade following his debut on the weekend.

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  • From Pakistan to Pirron

    One of the best overseas cricketers that the Colac district has seen is back and having another big summer. Stoneyford’s Farooq Qureshi opened up to the Colac Herald’s Louis Darcy about his remarkable story.

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  • Boyd thriving on return

    Stoneyford veteran Matt Boyd thought his Division One cricket days were over.

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  • Alvie wary of Birregurra’s ‘danger-men’

    Alvie captain Jarrod Groves says the Swans must limit Birregurra’s danger-men after the Saints denied the reigning premier a win during a thrilling encounter earlier in the summer.

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  • Finch calls time on BBL career

    Champion Colac cricket export Aaron Finch will call time on his incredible Big Bash League career, confirming today that this season will be his last.

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  • Commanding win for CDCA in super test

    State under-19 cricketer Henry Melville says up-and-coming Colac district cricketers relished a chance to play a longer format of the game during their representative win over Geelong.

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  • Falling back in love with cricket again

    Moving to Marengo and linking up with the Apollo Bay Cricket Club has reignited Australian Cricket Hall of Famer Sharon Tredrea’s passion for the sport.

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  • Rain cuts short junior cricket

    Colac district’s junior Country Week cricketers have had mixed results in a wet and stormy first day of Country Week cricket campaigns yesterday.

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