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“MAYBE I should have worn glasses all my career.” Those were the words from Waratahs batsman Cameron Merchant when reflecting on his matchwinning Twenty20 Cup innings against Western Suburbs on Sunday afternoon. The man they call ‘Dream’ plundered an unbeaten 71 from 45 balls in an eye-catching innings which featured 11 boundaries. He was well supported by Adam Crosthwaite, who hit 46 from 30 balls to see Manly post 4-161...Read More

The Waratah’s will need to dig deep to continue the great start to the season. Arguably this is the weekend we had to have with Mosman carving out some large scores across the grades. 1st grade are chasing a huge 365, 2nds need a further 303 to win, 3rds are well placed with 10 wickets in hand needing another 184, 4ths did not make the most of their great start but are...Read More

WITH another whitewash of all five grades last weekend, the Manly Warringah club is in a fantastic place at the moment. It is safe to say the club has experienced a great culture shift from recent times. The big question is, what defines a successful or winning culture? For me, it’s a combination of things but generally comes down to the behaviours and beliefs of the playing and coaching group....Read More

The Waratah selectors have named the sides for the round 4 clash against the Mosman. In major news, Cameron Merchant has returned to the 1st grade side after 2 weeks in 2nd grade. Scoring a first ball duck in his first game, “Nappa” showed his class by scoring a fantastic unbeaten hundred in the last round against Sutherland. Nappa is a massive part of our club, both on and off...Read More

MANLY-WARRINGAH junior Jimmy Munting made his first-class debut for South Australia yesterday. The left-arm quick, who was the equal leading wicket taker in the grade scene out of his adopted state last season, was picked in the fourday Sheffield Shield clash against Western Australia at the WACA. Waratahs’ first-grade coach Shawn Bradstreet was elated to see Munting given an opportunity. “It is very well deserved and a reward for all...Read More