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Former Test Spinner, and Styleness Manly Warringah Waratah, Steve O’Keefe (SOK), has today annouced his retirement from First Class Cricket. Making his first class debut for NSW in November 2005, the left arm spinner went on to become one of the best bowlers in NSW history. Cricket NSW CEO Lee Germon praise O’Keefe, saying “Steve has been a committed and consistent performer for the Blues over a long period of...Read More

The Styleness Manly Warringah Waratahs would like to congratulate club legend Michael ‘Viss’ Visser on a fantastic career with the Tah’s after announcing his retirement at the end of the 2019/20 season. Visser, a local Manly Junior, spent 15 years playing with the Tah’s, working his way through the grades, and becoming an integral part of the club. “I consider myself lucky to have played for such an amazing club...Read More

Dear Styleness Manly Warringah Waratah players, officials, volunteers, supporters, members and sponsors As a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, Cricket Australia has decided to cancel all cricket competitions around Australia, effective immediately. So unfortunately our 2019-20 season is officially over. We understand many people will be disappointed with this decision, but it has been made in line with both Federal Government and expert medical advice from Cricket Australia’s Chief...Read More

This weekend sees the Waratahs field very strong teams throughout the grades as sides from second grade down require a win to qualify for finals. Jack Edwards comes into first grade as does ex-player Luke Edgell. Herd and Vumbaca return to strengthen second grade as they search for a bonus point win to ward off other sides seeking a top 6 position. Third grade is supported by seamer Counsell whilst...Read More