SDCA Match Reports - December 13-14

December 14, 2025

Seymour Club A Grade

Yea Tigers 4/80 (C Armstrong 51no, S Mitchell 2/13) def Pyalong (M Pratt 22, J Hadjiloukas 18, T White 4/29, J Christie 3/19)


Yea took on Pyalong at home with a spot in the top 4 up for grabs.

Pyalong batted first and found itself in some early trouble at 6/34 as Thomas White (4/29) and Jack Christie (3/19) ran through Pyalong’s top and middle order.

It was skipper Matt Pratt and Coach James Hadjiloukas who offered some lower order resistance, allowing Pyalong to add a measure of respectability to its total.

The run chase was made simple by Cam Armstrong who played a dominant innings of 51 not out, with no other player making it to double figures.

The win sees Yea jump to third while Pyalong slips out of the top 4 for the first time this season.


Alexandra 6/131 (M Wal 53, J Fulton 19, L Deeble 2/18) def Puckapunyal 130 (C Davies 53no, J Voogt 23, J Crane 3/23, N Waugh 2/8)


Alexandra continued its run of good form with a comfortable four wicket win over Puckapunyal.

Puckapunyal looked to be in a solid position for most of its innings with the bat as James Voogt and Ciaran Fountain played important supporting roles. It was Charles Davies who once again led from the front finishing on 53 not out.

It was a lower order collapse of 6/10 that left Puckapunyal with not enough runs on the board. Josh Crane led the way with 3/23, with both Nathan Waugh and Justin Leary chipping in with two wickets each.

The successful run chase for Alexandra was led by young gun Matthew Wal, who steadied the shop with a well crafted 53 to get the Redbacks over the line in the 33rd over.


Seymour 139 (B Horkings 23, L Drummond 15, M Archibald 3/34, L Watts 2/23) def Tallarook 113 (J Rudge 44, L Drummond 4/13, D Bergowicz 3/37)


The top two came head to head at Chittick Park with Seymour looking to end Tallarook’s unbeaten record.

Tallarook won the toss and opted to bowl, with Matt Archibald getting to work early with two quick wickets. Wickets fell at regular intervals with some important lower order contributions from Braidon Horkings and Brett Gordon allowing Seymour to post a competitive total of 139.

Seymour was on fire early, leaving Tallarook 4-29 and in big trouble. Opener Josh Rudge (44) combined with Tarkyn Dundon to put on 60 runs before both fell in quick succession.

It was Lachlan Drummond with 4/13 and Dan Bergowicz with 3/37 that did the majority of the damage to dismiss Tallarook for 113 and even up the top end of the ladder.




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The Seymour District Cricket Association (SDCA) is thrilled to announce the launch of its first-ever All Girls Cricket League, a groundbreaking initiative aimed at inspiring more female participation in cricket across the region. The competition will kick off at Puckapunyal on Wednesday, 3 December, with six action-packed rounds scheduled over the first three Wednesdays of December and February. The league will feature four teams: Puckapunyal, Tallarook, Yea, and a composite SDCA All Stars team. In an exciting twist, all games will be played simultaneously, ensuring a fast-paced and engaging experience for players and spectators alike. Matches will follow the popular Master Blaster format, using a soft ball to keep the focus on fun, inclusivity and skill development. The 12 over a side games will see every player bat in a pair for four overs and bowl two overs each. Double runs are on offer in a Power Play Zone and players hit the ball of a tee following a wide or no ball. This format emphasizes teamwork, fast scoring and continuous action, making it perfect for introducing new players to the game while keeping the intensity high. “This is a historic moment for the SDCA,” SDCA President Mitch Itter said. “Our All Girls League is just the beginning of our commitment to growing female participation in cricket. “We’re incredibly excited to see these young athletes take to the field, develop their skills, and build a lifelong love for the game.” “It’s all about having fun while learning the fundamentals. “Master Blaster cricket allows everyone to be involved, and the energy around this league is already electric. “We can’t wait to see the competition unfold over December and February.” The SDCA is encouraging any girls interested in playing to contact their local cricket club or the SDCA President Mitch Itter directly at pres.sdca@gmail.com . With this inaugural season, the association hopes to lay the foundation for a vibrant, long-term pathway for girls in cricket across the region.
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