The Fulham Cricket Club is very keen to hear from you if you’re interested in being our Playing Coach for season 2012/13 and beyond.
Based at Fulham Gardens in Adelaide’s western suburbs, we have teams in A3, B3, C1 and one day team competing in LOC grade. The C1 team was premiers and B3 and LOC finalists in the recent season.
The opportunity to expand the Country Living Homes Country Twenty20 Champions Cup (CLHCT20) into a true “FA Cup style” competition where any country cricket club is able to enter their team is an option that will be explored in the future.
The CLHCT20, run by the South Australian Cricket Association, has now been running for two seasons, having expanded from eight teams in 2010/11 to 25 teams in 2011/12. The competition was originally based on rewarding the premier team from all country associations with entry into the competition, however as the profile of the competition has grown the opportunity to expand the concept has presented itself.
Sturt has collected the SACA under 14 red premiership in emphatic fashion, defeating West Torrens by 179 runs.
The Blues’ 4/268 was set up by a 160 run second wicket partnership between Jack Strange (99) and Connor Dudley (90).
West Torrens has scored an emphatic victory in SACA’s under 16 red competition grand final, defeating Adelaide with ease.
The Eagles won the toss and sent Adelaide in, with the move paying off as the batting side was dismissed for just 84 runs.
In a thrilling, low scoring contest, Tea Tree Gully/Northern Districts took out the SACA women’s A grade grand final against West Torrens on the weekend.
Winning the toss and batting, West Torrens was unable to dominate the TTG/Districts attack and managed 122 from just over 45 overs.
Meadows cruised to a 3rd consecutive A Grade premiership on the back of a brilliant all round performance by skipper Rohan Reid. Read on to see how they did it.
The Penfield Central Districts Cricket Club is seeking a Coach for season 2012/13.
Based at Argana Park, Elizabeth, the club’s A Grade will play in A4 ATCA next season.
Northern Districts and Glenelg and have completed the season in successful fashion, taking out premierships in SACA’s lower grades.
The Jets took out the B grade premiership in a thrilling contest against Woodville.
The Western Suburbs of Adelaide may have Sir Donald Bradman Drive but all roads lead to Woodville tonight after the club secured a well deserved SACA A grade district cricket grand final victory over West Torrens at Adelaide Oval today.
All of West Torrens’ went all skewiff after a man of the match performance from allrounder Ken Skewes who took a momentous match defining 6/17 as the Eagles collapsed dramatically in purusit of Woodville’s first day 164.
It’s that time of year when cricketing fairytales are made and Wicket to Wicket thought it would share this one from across the border where West Warrnambool broke a 22 year drought.
The Standard’s Greg Best provides the words.
