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GEBER SCORES FIRST WIMBELPHIN WIN



ZAMPA AND ARMSTRONG GAIN HIGHER HONOURS



DOLPHINS FLY THE FLAG OVERSEAS



BOWER AND WALLER INTO FINAL



EZEKIEL DEFEATS BERRY IN WIMBELPHIN CLASSIC WHILE BOWER SHOWS ABBOTT EXIT


 

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Easts white score third win!

Easts White were lined up against Coastal Barras for round 13 of the SEJCA U/10 competition.

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Easts juniors on a roll in 09/10

With a record number of kids registered with Easts it is little surprise to see the Dolphins  performing strongly across the juniors divisions.

Midway through November Easts have a team in the lead of six of the seven competition and five teams that still remain undefeated. Read more...

David Warner Corner

David Andrew Warner

David Andrew Warner was born on the 27th October 1986 in Paddington, Sydney Australia.His cricketing life commenced as a 5 year old, when he joined The Coastal Cricket Club (Eastern Suburbs of Sydney Australia)in the U8’s team.

At a very early age David’s extreme cricketing skills were evident as he displayed abilities well above his age. He continued to dominate junior games and competitions for much of his junior life .         WWW.WARNER31.COM

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Our History

The Club was officially known as Waverley Cricket Club on 2nd August, 1894. It was at this time the Club was accepted into the Hordern Shield Competition conducted by the New South Wales Cricket Association. The other Clubs were Central Cumberland, North Sydney, Manly, Leichhardt, Glebe, South-Sydney, Canterbury, Redfern, University, Paddington and East-Sydney making a total of twelve clubs.

Waverley Oval as we know it today was originally known as Flagstaff Farm and was an extensive Chinese market garden. There were also other rural pursuits carried out on the farm. Cricket of sorts was played as early as 1878.

The Club celebrated its centenary on 2nd August, 1994. A number of special events were held including a "black tie' dinner at Randwick Racecouse with five hundred people in attendance. The Club was honoured by the AJC who conducted the Waverley Cricket Club Handicap at Randwick racecourse.

 
 
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