The Mornington Peninsula Cricket Association (MPCA) is one of Victoria’s largest Cricket Associations. The MPCA is home to 37 affiliate clubs, 35 of these compete in the MPCA competition which overlays a geographical area that spans from Carrum to Tooradin, covers the Mornington Peninsula and includes French Island.
Connect with the people that contribute to the running of the Association. The MPCA board are always on the lookout for people to join the board or one of the many sub committees that contribute to the running of our great game on the Mornington Peninsula.
35 CLUBS CURRENTLY COMPETE WITHIN THE MPCA COMPETITION
The current board of the MPCA, along with several volunteers, are working on adding more of the history of the MPCA to this website.
The Mornington Peninsula Cricket Association (MPCA) is one of Victoria’s largest Cricket Associations. The MPCA has 36 affiliate clubs covering a geographical area that spans from Bonbeach to Tooradin, covers the Mornington Peninsula and includes French Island.
RESULTS: Men's
Sadly, just the three results from this round in the top four divisions, as Saturday caused a wash out of Day 2 across majority of the MPCA fixture.
Dromana go a game clear on top after getting the win in week one over second placed Pines, while Rye and Delacombe Park got wins in the sub-district division.
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PALLEGURUGE RIPS THROUGH BALLAM PARK
Only two matches got on over the weekend, and Waligama Palleguruge of the Rye Cricket Club made it worthwhile, bagging eight wickets from a near 31 overs!
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Well done superstar Ravi ❤️💙🏏 Shame the Ballam guys wanted to play at start of the day then after losing wickets consistently complain now! Round 1 we batted in the dark for a result that didn’t go our way but we didn’t complain! Bring on a southern comp 👍
It is embarrassing that you allow 2 games to stand and let some side get a much bigger advantage. The whole round should have been abandoned.
Im sensing from the comments that the ballam boys are taking this really well..
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How come they can do this for men’s games but not women’s? Last weeks women’s games were called off at 9:30 and the afternoon was sunny and beautiful?
Mitch Limpens good of them to confirm this at 11:16am, when all players are already at or on their way to their respective grounds 🫡
Stevie Wonder can see no one is getting on today
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