Weekend wrap — 24 October 2026

Men’s First Grade: Dominant Display at Hillcrest Park Secures Seven-Wicket Victory

v Rockingham-Mandurah — Bayswater-Morley won by 7 wickets

Rockingham-Mandurah 142 (42.5 ov) · Bayswater-Morley 3/146 (29.3 ov)

Bayswater-Morley delivered an impressive performance at Hillcrest Park in Round 4, securing a comfortable seven-wicket victory against Rockingham-Mandurah. Bowling first, Bayswater-Morley restricted the visitors to 142 all out in 42.5 overs. Angus Bloxham led the bowling attack with figures of 3/33 off his 10 overs, while Kyle Wiggers (2/14) and Lucas Smith (2/20) bowled tightly to maintain the pressure. In reply, Ryleigh Cameron set the tone with a rapid 59 off just 34 deliveries. Mitchell Todd guided the team home with an unbeaten 45 off 84 balls, well supported by Lane Berry (18) and Cameron Todd (15*). The home side tracked down the target in 29.3 overs, finishing on 3/146 to round off a fantastic victory.

Best players: Ryleigh Cameron (59 (34)), Angus Bloxham (3/33 (10 ov)), Kyle Wiggers (2/14 (6.5 ov))

Ryleigh Cameron — 59 (34)

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Men’s Second Grade: Short Stay at Lark Hill as Round 4 Abandoned

v Rockingham-Mandurah — Match abandoned

Bayswater-Morley 0/2 (2 ov)

It was a brief afternoon down at Lark Hill Sporting Complex for Round 4, with our Second Grade fixture against Rockingham-Mandurah officially abandoned. The Bears made it through just two overs of play before the match came to an early end. Opening the batting for Bayswater-Morley, Connor Dimech fought hard to finish unbeaten on 1* off 9 balls, while Jack Zagar was alongside him on 0* off 3 balls as the score reached 0/2. Rockingham-Mandurah’s opening bowling pair of Bryce Becker (0/0) and Haris Ali (0/2) sent down one over apiece. Though the day was cut short, the boys remain upbeat and are eager to get back out on the park in the next round!

Best players: Connor Dimech (1* (9))

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Men’s Third Grade: An Absolute Thriller Ends All Square At Hillcrest Park

v Rockingham-Mandurah — Match tied

Bayswater-Morley 158 (45 ov) · Rockingham-Mandurah 158 (45 ov)

Round 4 at Hillcrest Park delivered an absolute thriller as Bayswater-Morley tied with Rockingham-Mandurah. Batting first, the Bears set a total of 158 all out in 45 overs. Ryan Skett top-scored with a crisp 41 off 53 balls, well supported by Muzani Adjie’s 34, while Evan Alderslade (21) and Koby Jackson (16) kept the scoreboard ticking. Defending 158, the Bears fought hard with the ball to restrict Rockingham-Mandurah to 158 all out in 45 overs. Michael Thistle was outstanding with 3/36 off 9 overs, while Rhys DeCelis picked up 2/37. Ryan Skett also contributed with 1/27 alongside Brind Patel’s 1/10 in a fantastic, hard-fought afternoon of cricket.

Best players: Michael Thistle (11 (19), 3/36 (9 ov)), Ryan Skett (41 (53), 1/27 (9 ov)), Rhys DeCelis (3 (16), 2/37 (9 ov))

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Men’s Fourth Grade: Bears Fight Hard at Lark Hill in Round 4

v Rockingham-Mandurah — Rockingham-Mandurah won by 6 wickets

Bayswater-Morley 9/138 (38 ov) · Rockingham-Mandurah 4/142 (35 ov)

Our Fourth Grade side fought hard down at Lark Hill Sporting Complex in Round 4 against Rockingham-Mandurah. Batting first, the Bears posted 9/138 from 38 overs, anchored by a solid 39 from Mohith Kesavan and 30 from Lachie Dique. Jack Wasley contributed a crisp 20, while Jack Rolfe added a vital 17 unbeaten runs late in the innings. In reply, Rockingham-Mandurah reached 4/142 in 35 overs to secure a six-wicket win. Jack Rolfe led our bowling attack with impressive figures of 2/32 from his eight overs, backed up by economical spells from Paul Pitchers (1/22 off 8) and Taj King (1/22 off 7). While the result didn’t go our way, there were plenty of promising signs to take into next week.

Best players: Jack Rolfe (17* (22), 2/32 (8 ov)), Paul Pitchers (7 (12), 1/22 (8 ov)), Mohith Kesavan (39 (64), 0/34 (7 ov))

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Ted Hussey Shield (Male Under 17s): Bears Fight Hard at Iluka Sports in Round 2 Battle

v Joondalup Centurions — Final

Bayswater-Morley 145 (48.4 ov) · Joondalup Centurions 8/119 (20 ov)

Bayswater-Morley Under 17s put in a solid effort at Iluka Sports against Joondalup Centurions in Round 2. Batting first, the Bears posted 145 all out in 48.4 overs. Jayden Thistle led the way with a disciplined 34 off 58 balls, well supported by Ethan Scott (29), Daksh Nonabur (26), and Muhammad Ahmed Janjua (19). In reply, the Bears applied the pressure with the ball, restricting Joondalup Centurions to 8/119 from 20 overs. Prabhjot Singh Johal led the bowling attack with outstanding figures of 2/6 off two overs, while Adam Burnard claimed 2/9 and Ronan Overton bagged 2/14. It was a great team performance showing fantastic determination with both bat and ball throughout the match.

Best players: Prabhjot Singh Johal (5 (10), 2/6 (2 ov)), Adam Burnard (2* (7), 2/9 (2 ov)), Ronan Overton (2/14 (3 ov))

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Tony Mann Shield (Male Under 15s): Dominant Performance Secures First Innings Win at Hillcrest

v Joondalup Centurions — Bayswater-Morley won on first innings

Joondalup Centurions 114 (34.5 ov) · Bayswater-Morley 5/260 (50 ov)

Bayswater-Morley delivered a magnificent performance at Hillcrest Park to claim a first-innings victory over Joondalup Centurions in Round 2. Joondalup were bowled out for 114 in 34.5 overs, thanks to stellar bowling from Atreyu Colella (3/37 off 10 overs), Giuseppe Di Martino (2/15), and Krish Thurvas (1/6). The Bears then dominated with the bat, finishing on 5/260 from 50 overs. Sam Sinagra blasted an unbeaten 75 off just 53 balls, while Soham Singh Kalra anchored the finish with a superb 67* off 84. Sam Rybarczyk laid a great foundation with 50 off 92 balls, and Tenzin Huynh chipped in with 22. It was a fantastic team effort from start to finish!

Best players: Sam Sinagra (75* (53)), Soham Singh Kalra (67* (84)), Atreyu Colella (3/37 (10 ov))

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Graham McKenzie Shield (Male Under 14s): Dev Shines Bright as Bears Fight Hard at Abbett Park

v Scarborough — Scarborough won by 42 runs

Scarborough 3/201 (50 ov) · Bayswater-Morley 159 (45.5 ov)

Our Graham McKenzie Shield U14s showed plenty of heart at Abbett Park in Round 2 against Scarborough. Scarborough batted first and reached 3/201 from their 50 overs, despite tight bowling spells from Armaandeep Singh Saini (1/19 off 5) and Vihaan Varun (1/24 off 5), alongside an economical stint from Aarav Sharma (0/8 off 4). In reply, the Bears fought hard with the bat before being bowled out for 159. Dev Thakkar was the star of the chase, playing a brilliant knock of 78 off 104 balls. Armaandeep Singh Saini completed a fine game with 19, while Aarav Sharma added 16. Great effort, boys!

Best players: Dev Thakkar (78 (104)), Armaandeep Singh Saini (19 (38), 1/19 (5 ov)), Aarav Sharma (16 (19), 0/8 (4 ov))

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John Inverarity Shield (Male Under 13s): Murdoch Stars as Bears Secure Big Win at Abbett Park

v Scarborough — Bayswater-Morley won by 41 runs

Bayswater-Morley 7/131 (40 ov) · Scarborough 90 (33.4 ov)

Our Under 13s produced a fantastic all-round performance at Abbett Park, securing a 41-run victory over Scarborough in Round 2. Batting first, the Bears set a competitive target of 7/131 from their 40 overs. Luke Murdoch led the way with a composed 29, well supported by Sam Butler (26), Max Borland (18), and a handy late cameo from Arjan Singh Randhawa (14*). With 131 on the board, our bowlers went to work, dismissing Scarborough for 90 in 33.4 overs. Murdoch capped off a brilliant match with 4/20, while Randhawa (2/11), Avitaj Singh Shah (2/9), and Aarjav Kothari (2/16) kept the pressure on. A stellar team effort!

Best players: Luke Murdoch (29 (53), 4/20 (7.4 ov)), Arjan Singh Randhawa (14* (22), 2/11 (5 ov)), Aarjav Kothari (2/16 (7 ov))

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