Cricket

  • Aanliya playing off for bronze

    City United’s Aanliya Cheeran and her Victorian Country under-19 teammates have fallen short of a Cricket Australia national championships grand final berth.

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  • League finalises Country Week squads

    Colac district junior representative cricket coach Paul Cooknell says next month’s Country Week campaigns will provide a good test for the association’s up-and-coming juniors, who are embarking on the early stages of their senior careers.

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  • Vics to play off for spot in final

    City United’s Aanliya Cheeran is hoping Vic Country’s under-19 team can use the experience of last year’s national championship grand final defeat to go one step further this summer.

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  • Knight open to testing himself

    City United T20 hero Aanlin Cheeran has revealed he is weighing up testing himself in Premier cricket once he finishes school.

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  • Exports in red-hot form for East Belmont

    East Belmont cricket officials have been impressed with what an ex-Irrewarra captain and former City United star have produced for the Lions first grade side this season.

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  • Pomborneit rising star climbing the ranks

    Pomborneit Gold’s Nellie Sadler will head into the Christmas break in third place on the CricketStar standings following a dominant performance in the final round of the year.

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  • Aanliya closing in on a final

    City United’s Aanliya Cheeran and her Vic Country under-19 teammates are a win away from securing a spot in the semi-final of Cricket Australia’s under-19 national championships at Brisbane.

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  • Coach full of praise for Henry

    Vic Country junior cricket coach Nick Speak says Colac youngster Henry Melville was one of the team’s most consistent batters throughout this year’s Under 19 National Championships.

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