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In February 2014 the Manly Waringah Junior Cricket Association introduced a T20 competition called “Manly Mini Bash” so that that young players could get an understanding of T20 at a young age to become better, well-rounded players and great T20 players in the future. The tournament was very successful and received a lot of very positive feedback from both players and parents. In light of that, the tournament has continued...Read More

The TravelSim Waratahs will be represented in this season’s finals series by Warren Evan’s 3rd grade side and Max Burgess’s 4th grade squad. Finishing the season in 5th and 6th respectively, both sides travel this weekend in what are essentially do-or-die matches. After winning his first premiership after so many years of trying, ‘Wozza’ knows they have what it takes to do it all again this season. Max Burgess on...Read More

Description 2nd grade went down on the weekend in defending 152, but not before giving it a red hot crack. Here are some of the dismissals as captured by Waratah TV ‪#‎bleedblue‬ ‪#‎waratahtv‬ ‪#‎lostby2wickets‬ Waratah TV is proudly sponsored by  Read More

Description 2nd grade skipper Rowan Hamman was in damaging form on Saturday, hitting a classy half century in their close loss to St George. It was great to see Rowan finish the season off in such positive fashion. Waratah TV was there to capture some of his top shots ‪#‎waratahtv‬ ‪#‎bleedblue‬Go manly Waratah TV is proudly sponsored by   {loadposition Latest_Waratah_TV}Read More

A BLISTERING century from James Crosthwaite and an eventual bonus point win still wasn’t enough to see the Waratahs finish in the top six after the final game of their campaign. Manly restricted hosts St George to 216 runs from 50 overs, with Matt Alexander taking 3-28 from eight overs. Crosthwaite then hammered the Saints’ attack, belting 108 from 63 balls before he was run out. He found the boundary...Read More