12/10/2026
Tigers,
Fine weather meant both our Division One and Two men took the field together for the first time on Saturday.
At the Emus home ground our men had a convincing win. The Emus batted and put together a handy 6 for 185. Pundits described our attack as rusty. It’s early days and the men will be better for the run.
We were keen to see one of our recruits in action and he didn’t disappoint. Big Bailey launched from the first ball and his 68 off 26 excited all. A mention also to the much unheralded Mitch Blackman 49 off 40, and Mac Whittle’s 37 no off 16. We finished with 3-189 off 18 overs. Stumps were called then, saving the Emus from a demolition.
Our Twos were up against the Crows at Ewing. An experienced Crows outfit batted and got 6 for180. Solid effort and we would need to be at our best to match it. Another recruit, Tom Kirk showed his class with 63 no, whilst the ever reliable Damien Whan 78 no. It doesn’t matter what grade Damien plays he gives his all. A nice win.
The big discussion on Saturday night and it caused some consternation was the eligibility of the famous Tiger Hour. The rules that three wins constitute an hour’s free drinks is universally recognised. When only two sides play and both win, what is the ruling? There were some from the heart arguments - it’s amazing how emotions can run riot when the talking point affects the hip pocket. Others relied on threats and intimidation and they were immediately shut down. The meeting decided that 40 minutes free drinks would be the fairest outcome. The meeting immediately concluded as the patrons flocked to the bar.
The club is pleased to announce three new fantastic sponsors - SHERRIDON HOMES,
FITZGERALD RAYNER LAW, and GUZMAN Y GOMEZ.
We thank them for their support. Please support them!
Great to see so many partners at the U Bar on Saturday night. We encourage all to get back with free food and very reasonable drinks.
Go Tigers. No relenting.