WYNDHAM
Home » Sport » Cats through to quarter finals

Cats through to quarter finals

Hoppers Crossing advanced to the next round of the Victorian Sub-District Cricket Association T20 competition, while Werribee was knocked out.

Round three was held on Tuesday night, with teams vying for spots in the quarter finals.

The Cats were away to St Bernard’s OC.

Hoppers, which set high expectations for the shortest form, won the toss and sent the Snowdogs in.

It was tough going for the Snowdogs who were restricted to 8-98.

Om Patel took 3-13 for the Cats.

Cats skipper and best bat Simon Lambert went out cheaply but failed to halt his side.

The Cats made the runs with more than five overs remaining, finishing 3-101.

Shijit Chandran Poovathingal top scored with 36 not out off 34 balls.

Werribee was unable to join the Cats in the next round, losing to Elsternwick.

Elsternwick batted first and made 8-126 from its overs.

Finlay Cowell and Joy Patel took three wickets each for the Tigers.

The Tigers got off to a solid start but the wickets started to fall and they crumbled to 7-60.

The Tigers never recovered and were bowled out with one over remaining, bowled out for 86.

Stephen Plumridge, who came in at number seven, top scored with 18 not out.

Ivanhoe and Bayswater were the other winners.

Digital Editions


  • Merzbow to bring noise to Newport

    Merzbow to bring noise to Newport

    For almost five decades now, Tokyo-based artist Merzbow has held an undisputed position as the iconic forefather of noise music. It’s said his work, which…

More News

  • Police appeal for information on the disappearance of Brendan Breen

    Police appeal for information on the disappearance of Brendan Breen

    Police are calling for information as part of their investigation into the suspicious disappearance of Brendan Breen 14 years ago. The then 55-year-old was last seen in Melbourne on 12…

  • Crack down on dodgy drivers

    Crack down on dodgy drivers

    New reforms will be introduced to protect Victorian taxi or ride-share passengers from being ripped off. The reforms, which come into effect on Sunday 1 March, will make it easier…

  • Bryant takes charge of Marvels

    Bryant takes charge of Marvels

    New Victoria Marvels coach Jason Bryant is hoping to create something to bring more opportunities and a bigger focus to wheelchair basketball. After having a women’s side last year, Basketball…

  • Inquiry into anti-LGBTIQA+ hate crimes

    Inquiry into anti-LGBTIQA+ hate crimes

    The Victorian Parliament’s Legal and Social Issues Committee is moving forward with a formal inquiry into anti-LGBTIQA+ hate crimes. The investigation is designed to analyse the frequency of targeted attacks,…

  • Festival for all abilities

    Festival for all abilities

    Ability Fest is returning to Melbourne on April 11, 2026, with a new focus on industrial venue accessibility at The Timber Yard in Port Melbourne. The event marks a shift…

  • Ballan Autumn Festival’s landmark event

    Ballan Autumn Festival’s landmark event

    Ballan’s favourite community festival is set to return for its 50th annual event on Sunday 15 March, celebrating local culture, creativity, and community. The Ballan Autumn Festival is one of…

  • Education centre supported

    Education centre supported

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 255196 Wyndham council has approved plans to develop land in Hoppers Crossing into an education centre. At the 10 February planning meeting, councillors unanimously…

  • Sparked up for servo

    Sparked up for servo

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 255196 Plans to develop a service station with an electric charging port for trucks in Laverton North has been given the green light by…

  • Man arrested after stolen car stalls

    Man arrested after stolen car stalls

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 206998 A man has been arrested following a short foot pursuit in Werribee the morning of Friday 20 February after a stolen car stalled.…

  • Williamstown cold case mystery

    Williamstown cold case mystery

    Thirty-two years ago, 79-year-old Leah Buck was attacked and robbed in Williamstown in broad daylight. The severe injuries she sustained would result in her death the following day. Her attacker…