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4 months ago



ON THIS DAY (almost) in Waratahs history, two great efforts by all rounders, 29 years apart all but to the day, as the two best performances by a Waratahs player across a match happened in the middle of February. Geoff MacDonald (pictured) took 8-35 before scoring 106 not out a week later in the same game. Nearly thirty years later, Shamus Robertson took 7-29 and scored 160.
There were also hundreds to Ross Ridley, Tim Muldoon and Bede Ryan's only 1st grade ton for Waratahs, done in style, with a grade record partnership with Warwick Eather. Christian Quaife had a near miss and Roy Smith returned his best bowling figures for Waratahs in a brief half season that netted 40 wickets!

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Flashback - Trent Johnston inspires the Bears to a First Grade Minor Premiership

In 1998/99, the Bears won the First Grade Minor Premiership and were named Sydney Morning Herald First Grade Team of the Year, both for the second successive season. Agonisingly, they were defeated in the semi final by Randwick, but the team was one for the ages - in particular featuring Trent Johnston in the year he made his NSW debut, as well as Stuart MacGill.

Here we reproduce the report from skipper, Phil Marks, from the club's 1999 Annual Report.

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4 months ago



Cricket Insights with Brian May - Cricket Australia Masters Over 50s cricket captain to tour New Zealand in February 2026

On Sunday, 15 February 2026, Australia and New Zealand’s Over 50s cricket teams will meet in Christchurch for the opening match of an historic series - three One Day Internationals and the first-ever Over 50s Test Match played over 3 days and playing for the Peter Solway and Adrian Dale Trophy.

We’re joined by Brian May, captain of Australia.

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4 months ago



Cricket Insights with Richard Chee Quee: Leg Cutters. Short Leg. Support Your Bowlers.

In this Cricket Insight we’re joined by Richard Chee Quee, one of New South Wales cricket’s most respected figures. A stylish right-hand batter, he played 21 first-class and 24 one-day games for NSW, becoming the first Australian of Chinese heritage to play first-class cricket in Australia.

Today, Richard continues to give back as a mentor and Cricket Australia Multicultural Ambassador, helping young captains and players grow through connection, inclusion, and a genuine love of the game.

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4 months ago



James Munting’s cricketing journey is one defined by perseverance, adaptability, and consistent excellence at the highest levels of club cricket.

A Manly junior, Munting’s early development was shaped not only on the northern beaches but also abroad, spending part of his teenage years living in the United Kingdom. That experience broadened his cricketing education before he returned home to Manly, where his senior career began in earnest. At the start of the 2003/04 season, he made his fifth-grade debut under the guidance of Steve Gazmelski, marking the first step in what would become a steady and impressive rise through the ranks.

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4 months ago



Cricket Insights: The role of a cricket coach with Bryan Harper and why Alfred is so important

Bryan Harper is a legend of Caulfield Cricket Club in Melbourne, the club’s highest-ever run-scorer, and a proud life member. His impact on the game extends beyond his playing days, having coached at the highest levels of Victorian Premier Cricket and played a key role in developing players and club cultures. With experience as both a club coach and a coach development specialist working for Cricket Australia,

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