Cricket

  • Rain wreaks havoc on round

    Alvie captain Jarrod Groves says there could be room for the Colac District Cricket Association to implement the Duckworth-Lewis System for rain-affected matches in the future.

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  • Colac happy to secure points

    Colac co-captain Will Ruddell says the Stallions were pleased to walk away from Saturday’s rain-affected round with full points.

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  • Bowler hurt playing basketball

    Stoneyford is set to be without Joel Menzies for an extended period of the season after the star bowler broke an ankle playing basketball.

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  • Winless Panthers focused on positives

    West Warrion skipper Jordan Keast says the Panthers are showing glimpses of improvement despite their win-loss record suggesting otherwise.

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  • Crucial clash for ‘Warra

    It’s only round six but Irrewarra captain Bryce McDonald knows the importance of tomorrow’s clash with ladder-leader Alvie, as the Redbacks aim to jump into the top-four.

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  • Busy weekends for young sportsman

    City United teenager Hunter Togni says he enjoys juggling Division One cricket with a blossoming golf career.

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  • Tomahawk Creek holds on for thrilling draw

    New Tomahawk Creek women’s cricket captain Danica Testa says her team’s clash with Birregurra was “great to be a part of” despite the game ending in a draw.

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  • Teenage Redback holding his own in top grade

    Irrewarra captain Bryce McDonald says teenage Redback Darcy Murnane has repaid the faith of selectors this season.

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