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Manly Cricket is pleased to announce that Simon Couch Sports Chiro is sponsoring first-grade player Joel Davies for the 2025/26 season. Simon Couch has a long history with the club. As a player for the Waratahs, he scored more than 3,500 runs and took almost 150 wickets across 12 years in the men’s competition with Manly Warringah. After finishing his playing career, Simon has continued his involvement with the club...Read More

Manly Cricket is pleased to announce that Top Notch Charters has joined the club’s network of sponsors in support of rising star Roop Dhillon this season. Based on Sydney Harbour at Lavender Bay, Top Notch Charters offers private boat charters and luxury harbour experiences on the water. Their vessel, Top Notch, is a well-appointed 44-foot cruiser available for hire on Sydney Harbour, accommodating up to 20 guests for celebrations, cruises...Read More

Welcome to the first edition of Tah Talk with Joel Foster for 2026. This week we review cricket over the Christmas and New Year break, Joel Davies showing the BBL what he can do, and our season getting back underway this Saturday and Sunday. A big thank you once again to Scott MacNeill and the team at Gibson MacNeill Lawyers for their partnership with this season. If you have any...Read More

If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if footy boots met cricket whites, if Sea Eagles legends dusted off their hand-eye coordination, or if the Northern Beaches decided to throw a proper Australia Day party for a good cause — wonder no more. This Australia Day, Monday 26 January, the Manly Warringah Waratahs will take on the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles in a T20 charity cricket match that promises nostalgia,...Read More

Happy new year everyone and welcome to 2026! As we move into the second half of the 2025/26 season, there’s plenty at stake for all our teams. We are currently sitting in 4th place in the men’s club championship race, just 110 points behind Parramatta, who we play in Round 13, so the race is still wide open. All our teams currently sit inside the top 6. Premierships are what...Read More