Round 4 of SECA cricket is done and dusted. Internationals return to local grass roots cricket, teams remain unbeaten, teams remain winless. The SECA Panel dissect yesterdays round of matches. Photo courtesy : Frankie Photography.
Read moreAnother glut of runs in round 3 was a talking point and the panel were joined by club president Ivan Delac who talked all things Omega during the show. East Sandringham’s Tim Edwards has continued his improvement this season grabbing 4/36 on Saturday against Le Page Park as Panthers batsman Pete Mentiplay watches on. Photo courtesy – Diggle Photography.
Read moreSECA Round 2 played out on Saturday with reduced overs grades and juniors joining in the fun. The SECA Panel had a lot to talk about with a lot of action happening including a massive 208 from Zac Rattray in D Grade off a ridiculous 62 balls. We talked to Zac and also caught up with Brighton Union President Russell
Read moreThe SECA season miraculously commenced on the 14th November and the season is going to be a one-day love fest. That also means the SECA Panel returned to the airwaves, like the cricket in a reduced and modified form. But, if you want your SECA info, here is the podcast of the first show of the season.
Read moreThe SECA finals series got underway and there was plenty going on. Halway through the games the panel got down to the nitty gritties and the whole show si here on this podcast. Matt Blunden was pivotal in East Sandringham’s win in the 2nd semi final. Photo: Diggle Photography
Read moreThe last day of the SECA home and away season brought forth plenty of surprises, highlights, thrills and spills. SECA Vice President Mark Rainey joined the panel to provide the finals venues as well as other information about ground availabilities and an update on the progress of the SECA/CSB partnership. You can hear the whole show on this podcast. Le
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