Helensburgh Cricket Club

It was a mixed weekend for Helensburgh Cricket Club across the grades, with rain impacting several matches. While two games were abandoned due to the weather, Fourth Grade secured a strong win and First Grade welcomed two new debutants. First Grade – vs Balgownie Rex Jackson Turf Field Helensburgh won the toss and elected to bowl first at home against Balgownie in the Round 17 one-day fixture. The Tigers produced a solid performance with the ball, restricting Balgownie to 141

It was a frustrating weekend for the Helensburgh Cricket Club , with wet weather washing out both 1st and 4th Grade fixtures. However, there was still plenty of action in 2nd and 3rd Grade as the season edges toward finals. 🏏 2nd Grade – Round 16 - Dominant Win Over Dapto Helensburgh won the toss and elected to bowl — a decision that paid immediate dividends. The bowlers were relentless from the outset, rolling Dapto for just 54 runs in 26.3 overs in a superb all-round bow

A mixed weekend for the Helensburgh Cricket Club across all grades, with some standout performances and a few tough losses. Here’s a rundown of the action from Round 15 1st Grade – Helensburgh vs Albion Park Rail Result: Helensburgh win Helensburgh 5/216 (50 overs) Albion Park Rail 94 all out (34.2 overs) Helensburgh’s 1st grade side put on a dominant performance, securing a comprehensive victory over Albion Park Rail. After Albion Park Rail won the toss and elected to bowl,

Helensburgh Cricket Club – Round 14 Match Reports Round 14 saw a mix of dominant wins and frustrating washouts as Helensburgh took on Wests Illawarra Cricket Club and Keira Cricket Club across the grades. 🏏 First Grade vs Wests Illawarra Wests won the toss and elected to bowl, and Helensburgh were made to work hard for their runs. The Burgh were bowled out for 141 in 49.2 overs, with Lyndon James anchoring the innings superbly with 71 runs. Defending a modest total, Helensbu

Round 13 saw Helensburgh sides back in one-day action across the grades, with a mix of hard-fought contests, strong individual performances, and one well-earned win to cap off the weekend First Grade One Day Match – Round 13 vs Keira Keira won the toss and elected to bat, posting a competitive 8/215 from their 50 overs . The Helensburgh bowlers worked hard on a steady wicket, with Will Hoy leading the way with an impressive 3/37 from 10 overs . Luke Falkiner backed that up

Helensburgh Tigers vs University & IPCC Gold It was a highly successful Round 12 for the Helensburgh Tigers, with strong performances across the grades delivering a weekend to remember. Solid batting foundations, disciplined bowling, and sharp fielding were on display throughout, highlighting the depth and cohesion across the club. 1st Grade – One Day Match Report (Round 12 vs University) University won the toss and elected to bat first in this one-day fixture, but Helensburg

Helensburgh’s senior sides headed into the Christmas and New Year break with plenty to take confidence from, highlighted by strong performances in both Second and Third Grade, while First Grade enjoyed a scheduled bye. First Grade had the weekend off, giving the side a chance to rest and reset ahead of the second half of the season. In Second Grade , Helensburgh produced a commanding all-round performance against IPCC after winning the toss and electing to bat. The Tigers p

Helensburgh Cricket experienced another full weekend of one-day action across the senior grades, with a mix of close contests, standout individual performances and three strong victories to finish the round. First Grade – Round 7 vs Northern Districts Helensburgh won the toss and elected to bat but found conditions challenging, eventually being dismissed for 125 in 33.1 overs . Jack Cattley top-scored with a fighting 29 , while Warren Craig added 14 in the middle order. Nort

Helensburgh’s senior sides were back in action over the weekend, producing a mixed set of results highlighted by some excellent personal performances across all grades. First Grade – Round 6 vs Balgownie Balgownie won the toss and chose to bat, posting a competitive 8/220 from their 50 overs. The Burgh bowlers worked hard on a good batting surface, with Luke Falkiner (2/34 off 9) and Will Hoy (2/34 off 7) the pick of the attack. In reply, Helensburgh made a steady start tha