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Player, spectator, official and supporter safety is extremely important to all of us at the Manly Warringah Waratahs. It’s just one of the player welfare issues that we feel very strongly about. Unfortunately a medical emergency happening within the confines of our club or the cricket community is just a numbers game. It’s not about whether it will happen, but when it will happen. We have already seen Sydney University...Read More

The TravelSim Waratahs entered the weekend’s fixture against one of the stronger clubs this season (Sydney), with the hopes of keeping our Club Championship defense alive. With most grade also toiling away for a finals spot, it was imperitive that the Manly boys got off to a great start on Day 1. Mixed results has seen 1st Grade post a solid total of 9/290 with Adam Crosthwaite and Ahillen Beadle...Read More

AY Lenton has experienced the highs and lows of representative cricket this season. Our keeper-batsman received a well-deserved call-up to the NSW Sheffield Shield side earlier this summer but it wasn’t exactly a dream debut. The match was abandoned after two days due to the state of the SCG, with Lenton confined to the dressing-room after the Blues batted first. He finally made it out on the field against Tasmania...Read More

The TravelSim Waratahs take on Sydney in another do or die round of Sydney Grade Cricket. The Tahs are lying 6th in the Club Championship but the competition has been very tight all seaosn, with not much between the top 15 or so clubs. 1st grade have lost James Munting to a knee injury, while Nathan Buck has unfortunately gone home due to injury. However James Crosthwaite returns to the...Read More

A BRILLIANT knock of 125 from Jay Lenton wasn’t enough to land the Waratahs first innings points at Manly Oval on Sunday. After spending all Saturday chasing leather, the home side knew a special team total was required from the first ball on Sunday morning. Lenton belted eight boundaries and smashed eight sixes but in the end ran out of partners. Captain Adam Crosthwaite felt the game was lost late...Read More