Surge Cricket Club

🔥 SURGE CRICKET CLUB | WINTER T20 IS COMING 🔥

Winter T20 is fast approaching, and the work starts now. If we want to compete, grow, and make a real impact this season, preparation is everything.

We’re calling on current players and anyone looking to join Surge Cricket Club as we prepare for the upcoming winter T20 tournaments. We’re actively welcoming new members who want to play competitive cricket, develop their game, build lasting friendships, and be part of a strong, supportive club culture.

Winter T20 is the ideal environment to learn new skills, strengthen teamwork, sharpen match awareness, and improve your ability to read game situations under pressure. It’s also a great way to boost fitness, stay match-ready, and set yourself up for success heading into the Summer 2026/27 season.

This season is about lifting standards, building depth, and driving Surge Cricket Club to the next level — on and off the field. Whether you’re a returning player or brand new to the club, now is the time to step in and be part of something special.

💥 Train together. Compete together. Build friendships that last. 💥
💥 Prepare. Compete. Surge forward. 💥

📧 Email us or DM the page directly to get involved.

Surge Cricket Club: Reflecting on a Season of Growth, Resilience, and Triumph! 🏏

As we wrap up our 2024/25 Winter Campaign, it’s time to reflect on an incredible season that’s been full of growth, challenges, and triumphs for Surge Cricket Club. We've come a long way from where we started, and there's so much to be proud of.

A Strong Finish to the 2023/24 Winter Season

Before diving into this season, let's take a moment to celebrate the outstanding conclusion of our inaugural 2023/24 Winter Campaign. In our very first year, we made it to the Top 4 of the Perth Winter Cup, a remarkable achievement for a club just getting started. Our squad of 18 players showed incredible grit and talent, and while we were narrowly beaten in a thrilling semifinal by the Cannington Tigers, our performance was nothing short of brilliant. To compete so well against an experienced team like the Tigers speaks volumes about the potential of this group. It was a fantastic way to kick off our journey, and we’re all excited for what’s to come.

A Season of Expansion: 60 Players Strong

Fast forward to this season—our club has grown from 18 to 60 players! With this expansion, we knew we’d need to step up our game. To accommodate our growing squad, we entered two teams into major competitions:

Bright Mark Group Perth Challenge Cup (Saturdays)

All-Nations Cup - Premier League (Sundays)

Managing two teams and balancing player commitments presented new challenges, but it also gave more players the opportunity to shine. And while the season tested us in many ways, we couldn’t be more proud of how everyone came together to support each other and keep pushing forward.

Bright Mark Group Perth Challenge Cup: A Learning Experience

Our team in the Bright Mark Group Perth Challenge Cup faced tough competition, going up against seven of the region's most established teams. Despite finishing 7th out of 8, we didn’t let the result define us. Every match was an opportunity to learn, grow, and improve, and we held our own against some serious competition. The experience has been invaluable, and we know we’ll come back stronger next season with even more knowledge and confidence.

All-Nations Cup: A Strong Group Stage Performance

Our All-Nations Cup - Premier League team had an impressive run in the group stages. We lost just one match in the second-to-last round, finishing Top 3 in our group—a fantastic result considering we were still building our team chemistry. Unfortunately, a bye in the final round kept us from progressing further, but the overall performance showed just how much potential this team has. We’re ready to compete at even higher levels next season!

Emerging Leaders and Team Unity

One of the most exciting things about this season was seeing new leaders step up within the club. Whether it was through their performances on the field, their support off it, or their ability to keep the team motivated, these emerging leaders have been key in keeping the spirit of Surge strong. As a relatively new club, it’s been amazing to see our players grow not just as cricketers but as leaders, too.

Through all the challenges, we’ve built a strong sense of unity and camaraderie that will serve us well in the years to come. We’re more than just a team—we’re a family, and the bond between us is stronger than ever.

Looking Ahead: The Future Is Bright

As we reflect on the 2024/25 season, we know this is just the beginning. Our club has made significant strides this year, and we’re excited to build on that foundation. We’ll continue to refine our skills, strengthen our strategies, and come back even stronger next season. There’s so much potential within this group, and we’re eager to see where this journey takes us.

A Huge Thank You

A massive thank you to everyone who’s been part of our journey—our players, coaches, families, and fans. Your support has been invaluable, and we couldn’t have achieved all this without you. Surge Cricket Club is just getting started, and we can’t wait to continue growing together!

Here’s to another season of learning, improving, and Surging forward toward even greater success! 💥

Surge On! 🚀
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💥 Surge Cricket Is Back! 💥

Two years of forced closures. Setbacks. Frustration.

We never gave up. We fought through, we paused, we came back stronger.

📅 Official Opening: 19/01/26

To our family, friends, and supporters—thank you for standing by us. Your loyalty kept us going. 🙏

This isn’t just a return. It’s a comeback. Surge Cricket is here—and we’re ready to make it count. 🖤💛🤍 🏏💪🏼

Surge Cricket Club is now recruiting new players to join our ranks. We train every Thursday and play T20s every Saturdays and Sundays. Please message me directly for more information. Team 🖤💛🤍🏏

Double header semi finals followed by grand final. Fixtures have been announced. A massive weekend of cricket on the way. Cannington Tigers vs S.C.C Saturday 31st August. 0900 start. Come down and say hello 👋
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Round 17 S.C.C vs Young Guns

Played at Fraser Park, Victoria Park on a glorious day for cricket . Scheduled start 12.30pm. Young guns won the toss and elected to bat.

Young Guns set a target of 142. S.C.C openers got off to a good start putting up a partnership of 57 for the first wicket. After the fall of 1st wicket the next partnership of 72 runns got S.C.C to the target in the 17th over with 23 balls left.

S.C.C has secure a spot in the semifinals with this win. After completion of 17 rounds SCC remains fourth on the ladder with 1 round to go in the league stage.

Round 16. S.C.C vs Jo’s Angels

Played at Fraser Park in Victoria Park. Match starting at 9am. SCC won the toss and decided to put angels to bat. Perfect day for a game of cricket.

Angels were all out for 89 runs. Brilliant bowling by SCC bowlers, keeping tight lines and lengths all throughout. Aruna and Gayanga shared the new ball and ended up getting 5 wickets between them. Aruna with 3 and Gayanga 2. Reshan bowled a brilliant spell and got 2 wickets. Mindula and Kusal with wicket each.

Ramitha and Lahiru opened the batting. SCC managing to chase down the target in the 14th over.

After completion of 16 rounds SCC remains fourth on the ladder with 2 rounds remaining in the league stage.

Round 15 S.C.C vs Sweedish XI

Played at Raphael Park in Victoria Park. Match starting at 9am. Sweedish XI won the toss and elected to bat first. Conditions were ideal as the sun was shining bright.

Sweedish XI managed to score 204. SCC put up a great fight chasing a big score. Dilshan with 72 runs and Mindula with 61 putting up a partnership of 120 runs for the fourth wicket however ended up falling short by 7 runs.

**Confidence in the team is boosted by this powerfull performance. Understanding that S.C.C can chace down 200 in 20 overs. **

After 15 rounds SCC dropped down to the fourth place on the ladder with 3 rounds left in the league stage.

Round 14 S.C.C vs Southside Spartans

Played at Edwards Park in Spearwood with game starting at 12.30. SCC won the toss and elected to bat first. Conditions were not ideal as it was raining and windy.

Kavindu in at number three and Praveen at four. They built a partnership that was truly remarkable. Partnership of 162 for the third wicket. Kavindu making a brilliant century (107*) Praveen with a valiant half century (57) SCC ended up with 202.

In reply Spartans only managed to get 157 in their innings.

After 14 rounds SCC is placed third on the ladder with 4 rounds left in the league stage.

Round 13 S.C.C vs Cannington Tigers.

Played at Victoria Park. The game started at 9 am. Tigers are currently sitting at the top of the table. The Tigers won the toss and decided to bat. Tigers ended up scoring 136 for the loss of 6 wickets.

S.C.C openers put up a brilliant partnership of 122 runs for the first wicket stand. The opening pair added half-centuries to their names.

S.C.C. reached the target in the last over with a loss of one wicket. A great win for the team.

After 13 rounds, S.C.C. is placed third on the ladder with five rounds remaining in the league stage.

A powerful display by S.C.C!

Controversy was looming over the tournament, as a few teams exploited the tournament rules and registered multiple players heading into the last six games of the tournament.

Player behavior on the field and off the field has been appalling.

Hat's off to the tournament organisers for their rapid action.

S.C.C. will stay true to the squad of 27 cricketers that got S.C.C. into the top three on the ladder. A special mention to the team of 20 players that registered and played cricket to the highest standards. 👏🏼

Round 12. S.C.C vs Buffaloes C.C

It was a freezing winter morning. Our initial plan was to bat first, but the Buffaloes' captain won the toss and decided to bat. S.C.C. used the new ball extremely well during the powerplay taking regular wickets. Limiting an explosive batting lineup to 122.

Even though S.C.C. felt it was an achievable target, S.C.C. couldn't get over the line. Our top order collapsed in the power play, and although the middle-order batters tried hard, it wasn't enough.
The best part of the game was that nobody gave up until the last moment, which was great. It was not easy to field in those weather conditions, but the boys put in a good effort and managed to make some good catches. Even though we didn't end up winning, S.C.C. is proud of the way the boys played.

The unfortunate incident after the game combined with the Maylands game has made the team stronger. A defining moment for S.C.C.

S.C.C. hope to play a stacked Buffaloes team in the finals!