Cricket

  • Cheeran part of historic Geelong side

    For the first time in the club’s history, Geelong’s premier women’s cricket side will feature in the first-grade competition, and headlining the promotion is the signing of Colac youngster Aanliya Cheeran.

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  • Champion cricketer to make senior debut

    Colac district cricket’s reigning Bill Johnston Medallist has proven his all-round sporting ability, earning selection to make his senior football debut with the Colac Tigers.

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  • Bulls re-appoint medallist for third season as skipper

    Pomborneit cricket officials say they’re rapt to have two-time league medallist Sam Coxon re-commit for a third season as captain.

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  • A sportsman’s silent struggle

    Retired Colac sportsman Alistair Lang spoke to the Colac Herald about his battles with concussion, anxiety and depression.

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  • League to push ahead

    South West Cricket Association officials are confident the league will continue as a standalone competition despite another two clubs departing.

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  • Stoneyford eager to clear names

    The Stoneyford Cricket Club is looking into appealing a second sanction handed to them following an incident in February, while also making a complaint to Cricket Victoria for “discrimination”.

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  • Tiger makes history in decider

    Simpson cricketer Shae De Francesco says her jaw dropped when officials read her name as the best-on-ground medallist in the Tigers’ Division Two men’s grand final win against Boorcan, likely creating history.

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  • Finch to captain US cricket team

    Champion Colac cricket export Aaron Finch is set to be part of the first Major League Cricket T20 competition in the US.

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