Home » Sport » Warriors on top

Warriors on top

Westmeadows took the rights on day one of its match with Craigieburn in the Victorian Turf Cricket Association senior division.

The two Hume rivals are both looking for wins to finish the season, with finals a long shot for both sides now with two rounds remaining.

The Warriors were sent in by the Eagles.

They lost three early wickets before they were able to steady with the middle order standing up.

Lead by Stephen Mihelakos-james (91 not out) and Tallan Wright (57) the Warriors made 5-251 from their overs.

Darren Wotu took two wickets for the Eagles.

The Warriors early declaration meant the Eagles had to face five overs at the end of the day.

Craigieburn was able to get through unscathed and will resume at 0-2.

Meanwhile in the Steve McNamara Shield, Tullamarine was unable to extend its good form against PEGS.

The Demons were bowled out for just 164 in the 60th over.

Yasindu Athukorala top scored with 40, while Shehan De silva scored 39 to rescue the innings.

PEGS finished day one at 1-72.

In the Roy Picone Shield, the Greenvale Kangaroos made 7-306 from their overs against Point Cook Centrals.

Babar Aziz top scored with 72 off 81 balls.

Jacana, Donnybrook and Roxburgh Park all have work to do in the Russell Pollock Shield.

The Jaguars were 9-153 in 57 overs when their innings came to an end against the Williamstown Congs.

Thanura Gunasekara top scored with 65.

The Congs will resume at 3-95.

Donnybrook has a battle on its hands in the top of the table clash with Burnside Springs United.

Donnybrook was bowled out for just 140.

Gurwant singh Virk top scored with 38 at the top of the order.

Burnside will resume at 2-31.R

Roxburgh Park will have to bat well on day two against Moonee Ponds which made 9-220 from its overs.

Sohaib Bhutta and Umar Farooq took three wickets each for the Falcons.

Digital Editions


  • New chapter for festival

    New chapter for festival

    Lovers of literature rejoice! The Brimbank Writers and Readers Festival is returning next month for its biggest event to date. Thirty-four events will run over…

More News

  • Ambulance response times climbing

    Ambulance response times climbing

    Ambulance response times have been released for October to December 2025, with response times slightly increasing in the northern suburbs. According to Ambulance Victoria, Hume ranked third across the state…

  • Experience musical classics live

    Experience musical classics live

    Experience classic musical songs from The Phantom of the Opera to Cats live in South Morang at the premier Michael Crawford tribute show ‘Phantom’. Keith McNamara is excited to perform…

  • Community grants flow

    Community grants flow

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 530187 A sports playgroup for toddlers, a STEM school holiday program, a community volleyball initiative and a Pasifika community program are among the projects…

  • Keeping Hume cool on hot days

    Keeping Hume cool on hot days

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 336543 Hume councillor Naim Kurt has put heat on keeping community centres doors open on hot days. At the 9 February council meeting, Cr…

  • Calling all artists

    Calling all artists

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 336543 Applications for the Hume Gallery annual exhibition are now open, offering emerging artists the chance to display their work. The program aims to…

  • Stars with work to do

    Stars with work to do

    Everything is on the line for the Lalor Stars in the Diamond Valley Cricket Association Money Shield in the remaining two rounds. The Stars sit second last with two rounds…

  • New look Hume ready to do

    New look Hume ready to do

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 458912 It’s been an off season of change for Hume City in the National Premier League. While Hume finished in seventh and only two…

  • Demons’ ready for challenge

    Demons’ ready for challenge

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 507983 Mernda is hoping to lock in a win this Saturday and with it a spot in at least the Diamond Valley Cricket Association…

  • Additional health test for newborns

    Additional health test for newborns

    Victoria has become the first Australian jurisdiction to include sickle cell disease in its universal newborn health screening program. This expansion brings the total number of rare but serious conditions…

  • Residents encouraged to mind water usage

    Residents encouraged to mind water usage

    Residents across Melbourne’s north and west are being called upon to reduce their water consumption as state storage levels fall to 61% of capacity. This current level marks a decrease…