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Round 7 games were completed in SECA and there were loads of highlights. Hat-tricks, centuries, 400 game milestones and plenty more on a perfect day for cricket. The SECA Panel wrapped up all events of the day on Sunday morning and were joined by East Sandringham President Scott Campbell who illuminated us about a very special event coming up on

Round 7 games first day were largely played out in SECA despite plenty of Saturday rain. The SECA Panel wrapped up all events of the day on Sunday morning and were joined by 300 game Le Page Park champion Steve McConchie. Podcast of Sundays SECA Panel show now available. Click on the media player below. Pictured: Steve McConchie recently played

Round 6 games were played out to completion in nearly every contest in SECA on Saturday despite average weather. Some absolute thrillers and some outstanding individual efforts marked the day. The SECA Panel were quick off the mark on Sunday morning to wrap it all up. Hear this weeks show via media player below. Pictured – courtesy Diggle Photography –

Round 5 Shield grade matches finally got played and everyone got on the park this weekend. There were some close finishes, big highlights and controversies as well as some potentially season defining games played. Below media player has the podcast of this weeks show. Pictured (Courtesy Sonia Carroll Photography):- Le Page Park opener Ky Rabadi threw himself into his work

Day One of Round 5 matches was obliterated by bad weather but the panel got together on Sunday morning to assess how the Shield grade teams are shaping up and they took a look into the vital next few rounds before Xmas. Below media player has the podcast of this weeks show.

This week only round 4 shield matches were played with all of the other grades having Cup weekend off but the SECA Panel were there on Sunday morning and caught up with Bentleigh Uniting’s Campbell James after his superb match winning century against West Bentleigh and former SECA President and Hampton United doyen and club historian Russell Moore came in