Another massive weekend of cricket just gone as the Women came away with 2 from 4 semi final wins, Brewers and W3s securing grand final berths. Meanwhile, the Men kicked off the final round of their regular season with Day 1 of two-day fixtures against Penrith, M2s and M3s already collecting first innings honours. We’ll...Read More

This fortnight Howzat Building Waratahs in History Q & A is with Nathan Dodd. Nathan played 8 seasons for the Tahs from 1998/1999 to 2005/2006 scoring over 3000 runs for the club. Nathan moved into the world of coaching with his most recent position being the Senior Assistant/Batting coach for the Australian Intellectually Impaired men’s...Read More

Welcome to this week’s edition of Tah Talk with Jay Lenton. This week Jay gives a preview to the weekends all-to-play-for fixtures with the women’s semi finals as well as the men’s final round, before finishing off with a bit on Ned Hole’s season with the bat. As usual, Tah Talk is brought to you...Read More

History-making weekend for the Tahs across Saturday and Sunday, as the Women secured their first ever Club Championship crown amongst 9 wins from 9 starts. With a flurry of terrific individual efforts, the Men went 5 from 5 against local rivals Mosman, while all four Women’s grades recorded strong victories to book semi final spots....Read More

The Manly Warringah Junior Cricket Association continued their successful recent performances over the last few years with more titles last weekend. Grand Final victories were achieved in the boys U15s Div2, boys U11s Div1, boys U11s Div2 and girls U14s Div2. Most of the games were tightly fought contests, with only the girls U14 Div2...Read More

The Manly Warringah Cricket Coaching School (MWCCS) was established in 1992 by Shawn Bradstreet, David Ford and David Patterson as an avenue for young cricketers on the Northern Beaches to develop their skills and enhance their enjoyment for the game. In 2022 they celebrated 30 years of clinics. David Ford is now the sole head...Read More