Juniors
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We are Sunbury, hear the mighty Roar!
The VTCA T20 cricket tournament is arriving in Sunbury for the first and only time this season on Tuesday afternoon, January 28th. After a strong win against East Keilor and a loss to Senior Division team St. Albans, a victory in this match could advance the Roar to the next stage of the tournament.
However, the Roar will face a tough challenge against Sydenham Hillside, a top-four team in the VTCA Senior Division. Can the Roar’s younger players rise to the occasion and pull off an upset?
Come and witness the T20 action for yourself! The game starts at 5:00 PM, but be sure to arrive early to enjoy a drink and some BBQ food.
You’ll have the chance to see Sunbury CC legend Paul Webber, who recently shone in the Victorian Over 50’s championships.
Let’s all wear our royal blue shirts and caps to support our team, enjoy the view from the licensed club room’s balcony and watch the white ball fly to all parts of the ground.
We are Sunbury, hear the mighty Roar!
Courtesy Tara Murray, Star Weekly.
Sunbury pulled off a rare reverse outright win in the Victorian Turf Cricket Association Steve McNamara Shield on Saturday.
It was a day of mixed fortunes for the Roar but it ended in the best possible way against the Williamstown CYMS.
Chasing 140, the Roar was bowled out for just 71 as it lost five quick wickets early on day two.
Jason McGann top scored with 23 and was the only player to score double figures.
With six points already in the bag, the CYs decided to go for the whole 10 points to try and set up their season.
They declared at 5-119 in their second innings.
McGann and Virosh Wijesinghe took two wickets each for the Roar.
It left the Roar needing 188 for a reverse outright. It was more than what the Roar had made in any innings this season.
Producing the best performance with the bat so far, the Roar finished 4-189 in 29 overs.
The Roar’s Marty Kelders said the group was thrilled to have turned things around.
“To be honest, what happened yesterday [Saturday] is very rare in cricket,” he said. “Speaking with Jason McGann and neither of us could remember it happening before.
“It’s really good to see that hard work has paid off. We have a new team.
“I think the win during the week in the T20 against East Keilor solidified the team a bit.”
Kelders said the CYs declaration was a bold one.
The Roar changed its batting order around and it paid off.
Kelders said the message was simple to the group when they went out to bat a second time.
“Play on feel and play your own game,” he said. “Opening with Mass [Indika Massalage] and Paul [Webber], they looked to take the game on and it came off.”
Massalage top scored with 66, while Webber scored 46.
Kelders said the most pleasing thing was that everyone came in and played their role.
He said seeing the younger guys step up was really pleasing.
“Jacob Caruana has come into the senior group as has Jordan Ballinger,” he said. “Virosh Wijesinghe is another and Kyle Corcoran bowled really well but it didn’t show in the figures.
“We were led by the young players.”
Kelders said the group was hoping this would build some confidence for the rest of the season.
He said they were still learning how to play with each other.
“A result like that is really lifting,” he said.
In the T20 competition, the Roar started well against East Keilor.
The Roar made 149 from its 20 overs with Ashan Ranaweera top-scoring with 26. East Keilor was in trouble at 8-45 before a late comeback. It fell short with East Keilor bowled out for 122. Ranaweera took 6-10 for the Roar.
In other matches….
Sunbury Roar 2nd XI continued on their winning way with another convincing win at Clarke Oval. Last week the Roar batted strongly finishing the day amassing 9/193 featuring Daniel Caruana’s 79 runs being the mainstay of the innings. Other notable performances were both Zac Corcoran and Jack McGann compiling 28 runs a piece.
Yesterday, Williamstown CYMS 2nd XI only managed 101 in reply in a one-sided affair. Starring with the ball was Mitch Johnson taking 3/36 off 10 overs.
Sunbury GDCA XI had a great win, chasing down the 188 total set by Woodend last week. Mike Veich topped the bowling figures with 3/24 and special mention to Pat Higgins with 2/25.
But it was all to do on day two, setting up the innings was a good opening partnership between Justin Allen (16) and Patrick Higgins (55). Young Nicolas Davies impressed with 49 and toward the end Lachlan Yardley (13*) and Robert Ballenden (6*) steered the ship home in an impressive manner.
Today Sunbury Roar Sunday Turf XI went down to Sunshine Heights Gold. the Roar made 92 with Matthew Parker (21) and Dilpreet Singe (20) top scoring. SH Gold passed the total 3 wickets down.
We are Sunbury, hear the mighty Roar!
The VTCA T20 cricket tournament is coming to Sunbury for the first and only time this season on Thursday night, January 4th at 5 pm. With a strong win against PEGS already in the competition a win will see the Roar progress to the next round.
Come and witness the exciting VTCA T20 match between Sunbury Roar and Caroline Springs Falcons at Clarke Oval, the home of sports in Sunbury. The game starts at 5:00 PM.
You’ll have the chance to see Sunbury CC legend Paul Webber, who recently shone in the Victorian Over 50’s championships.
Let’s all wear our royal blue shirts and caps to support our team, enjoy the view from the licensed club room’s balcony and watch the white ball fly to all parts of the ground.
We are Sunbury, hear the mighty Roar!
The VTCA T20 cricket tournament is coming to Sunbury for the first and only time this season on Tuesday night, December 19th. With a strong win against PEGS already in the competition a win will see the Roar progress to the next round.
Come and witness the exciting VTCA T20 match between Sunbury Roar and Caroline Springs Falcons at Clarke Oval, the home of sports in Sunbury. The game starts at 5:00 PM.
You’ll have the chance to see Sunbury CC legend Paul Webber, who recently shone in the Victorian Over 50’s championships.
Let’s all wear our royal blue shirts and caps to support our team, enjoy the view from the licensed club room’s balcony and watch the white ball fly to all parts of the ground.
We are Sunbury, hear the mighty Roar!
We are the only cricket club in Sunbury and surrounding areas that offer TURF cricket.
Cricket Victoria is excited to inform you that the Get Active Kids Voucher program will again be offered to eligible participants for the upcoming cricket season. The attached process guide will explain how participants (between the age of 0-18) can utilise the voucher program to receive up to $200 off their cricket registration. We are still awaiting confirmation on when the next voucher round will open for participants to utilise, but please be assured that any registration fees paid prior to the round opening can be reimbursed to eligible participants, as per process 1 in the attached guide.
Join us at 11am on Saturday 16th September at 3 Delia Avenue, Sunbury, for the exclusive opportunity to bid on your dream home.
With no reserve set and all proceeds benefiting local community organisations, this event promises to make a meaningful difference to the Sunbury area and its residents.
The Millett Family Community Grants program is designed to express our gratitude towards the Sunbury community for their ongoing support throughout the years.
All proceeds from the sale of the auction will benefit local not-for-profit organisations in the Sunbury District.
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