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George Lowe is one of the great legends of Manly Cricket. Not only was he a star on the field, but was instrumental in the growth of Manly Cricket throughout most of the 20th century, In the 4 season from 1910-11 to 1914-15, Lowe won both the batting aggregate and average in first grade, and scored well in NSW colts matches. Good judges were predicting that he would go on...Read More

After the massive season has here at the Waratahs, the annual SCA dinner is the time for us to go and collect our silverware. Held on Friday the 8th May at Cockle Bay Wharf, the McDonals Grade Premiers Dinner features all of the seasons winners and all the names and characters from Sydney Grade Cricket. All of our 1st and 3rd Grade sides will be attending, as well as our...Read More

European Summer is here! Whether it’s enjoying a gelati in Rome or sipping a bubbly in France, everybody dreams of a European summer. With over 1 million Australians heading to Europe each year, now is the time for your customers to take advantage of TravelSIM’s European Summer Packages. TravelSIM is offering both Call and SMS packages with even lower rates in 27 European countries. Click here for all the details. The...Read More

Just over two weeks ago Jack Ritchie (pictured above celebrating his 50 in the recent Final) won the Benaud Medal as the Player of the Match in the Sydney First-Grade Final due to his match winning 87*. However the association of the Ritchie and Benaud names goes back almost 70 years as Jack’s grand-father, Bruce, was a team mate of Richie Benaud at Central Cumberland, now Parramatta. In fact, it was quite...Read More

Australia is commemorating the Gallipoli centenary and honouring the Anzacs and those who volunteered to participate in the First World War. We honour our members who served and we look back to our Club’s recorded history to understand how our Club was affected. 75 men from our club, called Middle Harbour District Cricket Club during the war years, enlisted for military service across Work War 1. They were: Reported Enlisted In 1915: Brigadier-...Read More