Cricket

  • Pelican, 46, stars in grand final

    It’s not often you see a 46-year-old crowned man of the match in a Division One grand final, but Bookaar president Eddie Lucas says there’s something special about champion batsman Simon Baker.

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  • Official will be hard to replace

    Colac District Cricket Association president Steve Millar says outgoing secretary Dave Treweek will be a difficult man to replace after more than a decade in the role.

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  • Verdict in for Stoneyford players

    Two Stoneyford cricketers have earned two-match suspended sentences and the club has copped a $500 fine following an incident in February.

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  • Family affair at Bookaar

    Twenty years after playing in a premiership with his dad and two brothers, Bookaar champion Simon Baker has an incredible chance to share a flag with his two sons.

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  • Ex-juniors lift team into final

    The rise of Bookaar’s talented juniors has lifted the club into a surprise grand final appearance as the Pelicans look to end a 20-year premiership drought.

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  • Cobden keen to end long drought

    Cobden Cricket Club will be aiming to end a two-decade-long drought when it takes on Bookaar in the South West Cricket Association grand final tomorrow.

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  • Stallion accepts lengthy ban

    The Colac Cricket Club will be without premiership player Eamon Spence for the start of the 2023-24 season following an incident in the Stallions’ Division Two grand final win.

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  • Grand final contest goes down to the wire

    Pomborneit coach Jess Moulden says she could barely watch on in the dying stages of the under-17 girls’ cricket grand final against Colac.

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