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Want to play cricket this season? Maybe you know someone who loves the game and can’t wait to get out and play. Macclesfield Cricket Club is looking for people just like you! If you’ve been toying with the idea to be involved in Australia’s favourite summer sport then this could be the opportunity that you’ve been searching for.
With three senior teams, a growing under 10s program, and master blasters (ages 7-10) the Redbacks are the perfect fit for cricketers of any and all skill levels.
This year the Macclesfield Cricket Club has nominated teams in grades A, B, and D in the Alexandra and Eastern Hills competition (voted best cricket association in the country) which means there’s a spot for you no matter your age or skill level.
Want to Play Cricket Today? Email us at macclesfieldcricket@gmail.com.au and meet your future teammates.
Redbacks fall short in the final over.
On a glorious Saturday afternoon in Macclesfield, the (A grade) redbacks took on the Lobethal Tigers in what proved to be the biggest challenge of the season so far. The exclusion of captain David Schulze this week meant Joe Lions returned to the side after missing last week’s win against Callington on a soft wicket […]
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BACK-TO-BACK PREMIERS SECURE PROMOTION
A convincing 7 wicket win in the A&EHCA Grand Final in March saw the Macclesfield Cricket Club continue its dominant form in the A2 competition. With Macclesfield submitting 3 teams to the A&EHCA competition for the 21/22 season the back-to-back premiers in the A2 grade have nominated to compete in the highest division of club cricket in the Alexandra and Eastern Hills Competition.
In March the Redbacks gave up 179 runs for the loss of 7 wickets to a young Nairne team on a day that favoured batting. Connor Moore was the pick of the bowlers taking 2/22 with 2 maidens in his 8 over spell.
The experienced opening pair of Filsell and O’Connell put the Redbacks in a commanding position before Filsell’s wicket was snapped up after an opening partnership of 64 runs.
It was captain David Schulze that hit the winning runs for the Redbacks with an effortless six bringing his total to 44 and the Redbacks a second Pennant in two years.
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